iPhone 5 Getting LTE? iOS 5 Beta 6 Released And More - iReview

Watch this week's iReview as we go through all things cool and the not so cool inside the world of Apple's iOS devices. We go through the release of iOS 5 beta 6 and all the things that have been improved. We also breeze through the rumors of LTE equipment being tested in Apple stores and how Apple could pull this testing off with current iPhone 4 housings. We also compile all the recentiPhone 5 rumors and tell you which hold water. We also end our Cool section with some hot deals for the week.

In the not so cool section we go through two different segments of lawsuits. Apple vs. Samsung and how unethical things have gotten, and also HTC vs. Apple and how they're setting themselves out to beat Apple on this one.

All this and more after the break. 

MSN Movies Updated with Mango Support

The MSN Movies app for Windows Phone 7 has recently been updated with Mango support. The app now shows up in the "Apps" tab when you search for movies in Bing, and the "Buy Tickets" buttons next to showtime search results in Bing will now deep-link into the MSN Movies app's section for buying tickets for that particular movie... which actually just loads the MovieTickets.com mobile site within the MSN Movies app, but it works fine. So in other words, searching for movies in Bing with the intention of buying tickets at a nearby theater has become much easier.

Of course the standalone app still has the usual features where you can browse movies, showtimes, theaters, and news as well as stream high quality movie trailers.

Microsoft Offering Free Developer Phones and Tools For webOS Devs

Even though we intended it to be an April's fool joke last year -- when we said Microsoft was going to buy Palm and rebrand webOS to Windows Phone 7 -- this is as close as it gets.

Microsoft is offering free Windows Phone developer devices and tools for former webOS developers, after HP has pulled the plug on the mobile platform. The information comes from Microsoft's Senior Director of Windows Phone 7 development, Brandon Watson's Twitter account.

With recent webOS being dumped news and theupcoming Windows Phone Mango release, Microsoft might want to take advantage of HP's move and turn it to its advantage. webOS didn't have a huge market share but Windows Phone might need all the users it can get; luring in webOS developers is just one of Redmond's moves to makeits platform more popular. 

Walmart Has The Sprint BlackBerry Bold 9930 On Pre-Order

We know Sprint will get the BlackBerry Bold 9930and it appears that you can, as of recently, pre-order the phone straight from Walmart for some $50 less than the Sprint price.

If you want to become a Sprint customer and have your eyes on the Bold 9930, Walmart has the phone for $199.99 if you sign a new two-year contract. In case you already have a contract and want to renew it for another two years, the price of the phone will be $219.99.

As the CDMA variant of the Bold 9900, it sports a 2.8-inch display with VGA resolution, QWERTY keyboard, optical trackpad, 1.2 GHz Processor, 768 MB RAM, 8 GB on-board memory, microSDslot supporting up to 32 GB cards, five-megapixel camera with 720p HD video recording capability, GPS, NFC, Bluetooth 2.1, WiFi b/g/n, Accelerometer, Magnetometer, Proximity Sensor and 1230 mAh battery. 

Sony Ericsson Xperia Ray Coming Soon to Vodafone U.K.

Already on pre-order in certain places in the U.K., the Sony Ericsson Xperia Ray is coming to Vodafone in the Kingdom and you can sign-up to be among the first ones to be notified when it will be available.

The Xperia Ray sports a 3.3-inch display with Mobile Bravia Engine, 1GHz processor, eight-megapixel camera with Exmor R sensor and Android 2.3.3 Gingerbread. There's no word on exact availability and pricing but Digital Phone, a partner of Vodafone, had the phone listed for pre-order at £329.99 outright. Maybe it will even be free on certain contracts.