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A good balance of voice quality and mobile TV flair, this is an attractive little phone with an entertaining twist.
Although the latest and greatest cell phones are all the rage at this years CTIA show, a new mobile device category emerged that many are calling "nano" or "pico" projectors.
Many have tried, many have fallen. Count VeryKool amongst the eager new faces trying to break into the cell-phone market.
We get an early demo of Microsoft's radical new ZenZui user interface for mobile devices.
Company execs said consumers can expect better music software and more phones for T-Mobile and Cingular subscribers.
We bring you the sights and gear on display at the 2007 Cellular Telecommunications & Internet Association (CTIA) trade show in Orlando, Florida.
The new killer app for wireless is ease of use. That's the word that Randall Stephenson, chief operating officer of AT&T, delivered in his keynote speech at the 2007 CTIA Wireless conference here.
Sanyo SCP-7050
Motorola announced eight new phones Tuesday at the CTIA Wireless trade show, including a new high-end CDMA RAZR. Yet their next-generation "Scalpel" platform was still nowhere to be seen.
AT&T Inc. said on Tuesday it had taken a step toward the long-promised notion of phones replacing credit cards, checks and cash by signing agreements with Wachovia Corp. and several other banks.
New Jersey drivers who insist on sending text messages on their cell phones or personal digital assistants may find themselves on the wrong side of the law if legislators approve a new bill.
The Samsung UpStage aims to be a merger between a simple voice phone and something like an iPod nano. Its two-faced design is great, but it's frustrating to use, and it's missing key music player features.
Sony Ericsson announces its first high-speed phone for the US—the Z750 and the W580, a Walkman phone with a pedometer and built-in games.
Smartphone maker branches out into Windows Vista PC and PDA/Phone territory.
The new Helio Ocean is a dual-slider messaging phone that finally sets the "MySpace carrier" apart.
Government agencies would have a harder time communicating with the public in an emergency if imports of cell phones containing Qualcomm computer chips are banned, a federal official says.
The VX9400 is the best phone for watching Verizon's mobile TV service so far. But it might get on your nerves, because making phone calls requires an extra flip.
On the eve of CTIA, we take a look at the explosive growth of the market, Apple's impact on the industry, the evolution of smartphones, and more.
Struggling to boost sales in a maturing mobile phone industry gripped by cut-throat competition, several Asian handset makers are heading for extinction.
If you're not eligible for a new-contract discount, the Motorola C139 will satisfy your chatting needs without lightening your wallet.
Whether you're hitting the beaches hard or just soaking up some sun, go wild this spring with a cool gadget at your side.
A much-needed refresh of the RAZR line, this is a fast, powerful, good-looking, great-sounding phone that's priced right.
The Sony Ericsson is a great quality phone that plays music and video, has a built in camera and syncs with lots of applications on your PC. It's not a very good web browser however, and at $700 is expensive.
Not quite the anti-iPhone, this music-playing smart device feels like a luxury item—until you try to get online.
A very good-looking midrange flip phone for T-Mobile, with middling features and performance.
The Motorola SLVR has always been more about looks than performance; it's a good-enough phone with great aesthetics.
The Apple iPhone will change the way people use their cell phones. The question is, will it be the new Mac or the new iPod?
Preview of the Samsung SCH-U740.
Here at the 3GSM mobile phone trade show, everybody's getting the mandatory questions about the Apple iPhone. Motorola, Nokia, and Microsoft all give bland answers. But one company seems to have the iPhone straight in its sights: the tiny Swedish manufacturer, Neonode.
ACCESS executives at the 3GSM trade show today demonstrated their new Linux-based successor to the once-popular Palm OS – but they still couldn't give any details as to when, or even if, it would appear on any retail devices.
HP's first phone-shaped device, first true dual-mode smartphone in the US, and first official Windows Mobile 6 phone is a good fit for many businesses, but individual consumers should wait for something that feels faster and less buggy.
The 8800 adds a trackball and music player to the traditional Blackberry form factor, but the lack of 3G high-speed wireless is a glaring issue for Web surfers.
Microsoft's new handheld OS eschews big UI changes for many smaller feature improvements.
The i-mate JAQ brings nothing new to the table and costs too much, even for an unlocked smartphone.
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Six easy-to-use digital cameras perfect for capturing life?s unpredictable moments.
