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It's time for a unified communications app. Everyone's close, but nobody's done it yet. Here's how smartphones should — and will — work. Read More ›
It's time for a unified communications app. Everyone's close, but nobody's done it yet. Here's how smartphones should — and will — work. Read More ›
Best Buy needs us to to believe we have too many good choices when it comes to phones, and that we're too stupid to make them. We don't and we aren't. Read More ›
Just download your apps and be happy, ok? Read More ›
Uniting factor: They all have enough money for a smartphone. View Image ›
The media really, really, really loves to write about Apple and the iPhone these days. It reminds me of Google in 2004, when the media fell in love with the concept of search.
With the eyes of the technology world squarely on Apple's iPhone 4, Google quietly announced it will stop selling the Nexus One, its first and possibly only foray into the smartphone world.
Android is suddenly looking tempting. View Image ›
Palm finally officially releases it’s next smartphone, a thin, unlocked handset aimed at Blackberry, not Apple. It’s refreshing to see a mobile phone not attempt to position itself as an iPhone killer. The Treo Pro is for the professional set, will be sold unlocked in the U.S. for $549. Read More ›
Samsung’s new smartphone (for Sprint) is flying off the shelves. Tech sites hail it as the first true iPhone competitor — plus it comes with live TV service built-in. Read More ›
New trio of Verizon LG phones (the Dare, Chocolate 3, and the Decoy) will go on sale as soon as June 16th. For those of us who can’t get excited about the iPhone because we’re chained to Verizon for the rest of our lives (I say this as I look at my co-editor’s iPhone wistfully), LG is offering a new touch-screen phone that’s like the Prada phone, only better. Read More ›
Photos of the first RIM clamshell flip phone have been unveiled. It will be out by the end of 2008. A novel flip phone seems kind of oxymoronic, but that’s what this phone is being touted as. Read More ›
Google’s new software platform for mobile phones is called ‘Android’ and will debut this week in its prototype form at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. It’s going to take a lot of work to make a phone as pretty as the iPhone, but the open source nature of the Android platform has got the geek sector pretty amped. Read More ›
Garmin, a company that makes GPS devices, enters the smartphone ring with the Nuvi. The one thing this touch-screen celly holds over the iPhone is that it’s not an iPhone. Read More ›
Celebs like Lindsay Lohan have been spotted with the ever-elusive iPhone. We won’t be jumping on this iPhone bandwagon until Kate Moss officially starts carrying one. Read More ›