Facebook phone

Facebook has invited the press to come see what it's been "building." Before the big reveal, it's time to make a few educated guesses of our own.

Facebook is holding a media event at its Menlo Park headquarters next week. Designed to create a bit of a buzz, the invitation is deliberately vague, saying only, "Come and see what we're building."

As HTC and Facebook pursue building a phone together, they both risk alienating far more important partners – a lesson they should have picked up from Microsoft’s Zune fiasco.

Rumor has it AT&T isn't impressed with the Facebook phone's sales.

HTC's new Status has a dedicated Facebook button and several integrated social media features. Will it be able to compete with the iPhone or Android devices or will its small screen make it a dud?

Apple is ready to integrate a big name social network into its new OS - just as long as it's not Facebook.

Once-called the Facebook phone, the INQ Cloud Touch will now add a dedicated homescreen for fully-featured Foursquare services.

ChaCha Search is suing HTC over the HTC ChaCha, a new Facebook-enhanced phone the company unveiled in Barcelona last week.

Even if you despise Facebook, you may have to learn to live with it if you go with HTC's upcoming handset.

It remains to be seen whether this is the "Facebook phone," but until then a supremely Facebook-integrated option is coming from INQ.

An icon appearing on several users' pages suggests that Facebook will extend its reach to VoIP calling, potentially pitting it against both Skype and Google Voice in the future.

After numerous denials, the "Facebook phone" has reached mythic proportions that could rival the white iPhone. Yet it could be coming next month from HTC.

The British cell phone maker INQ has announced it will collaborate with Spotify on a new music-centric phone.