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Why Screen Size Matters

In the future, PC screens will become even more prevalent in our daily lives, so finding the perfect fit will be all the more important.

• 5 hours ago
• by Tim Bajarin
• in Laptops & Notebooks

Malfunctioning iPhone 4.0 Burns User, USB Charging Cord

In a bit of news from the "don't touch it" department, Boy Genius Report… reports… that a user's iPhone 4 caught fire during the connection/recharging process, resulting in slight burns to the person's hand.

• 2 days ago
• by David Murphy
• in Smartphones

Barnes & Noble eReader for iPad Updated

The Barnes & Noble eReader app for iPad had been updated with new features.

• 2 days ago
• by Jen Edwards
• in AppScout

TranquiliCity App Lets You Relax and Renew

It can be hard finding a quiet moment in Manhattan, but not if you've got the TranquiliCity iPhone app.

• 3 days ago
• by Troy Dreier
• in AppScout

Fring Takes on FaceTime with iPhone, Android App

Fring on Thursday released an updated version of its mobile app that will allow for two-way video calling over 3G and Wi-Fi on iPhone, Android, or Symbian devices, including Apple's latest iPhone 4.

• 3 days ago
• by Chloe Albanesius
• in Mobile Apps

NTP Expands Patent Suits to Apple, Google

NTP said it filed patent infringement lawsuits against several of the world's top mobile phone companies including Apple, Google, Microsoft and Motorola.

• 3 days ago
• by Reuters  
• in Cell Phones & Smartphones

Verizon Adds N150 Netbook to Device Lineup

Verizon is now taking orders for the Samsung N150 netbook with a 10.1-inch LED-backlit display and Windows 7 Starter edition.

• 3 days ago
• by Jen Edwards
• in Gearlog

Samsung Gravity 3 SGH-T479 (T-Mobile)

Samsung redefines the budget QWERTY handset with the Gravity 3, a roomy, nicely finished slider with a usable camera and GPS.

• 3 days ago
• by Jamie Lendino
• in Cell Phones

FishPhone Puts Seafood Information in the Palm of Your Hand

With the FishPhone iPhone app from the Blue Ocean Institute, you have a wealth of information about the type of fish you're looking at and whether it's been sustainably farmed or caught right on your iPhone.

• 3 days ago
• by Alan Henry
• in AppScout

BlackBerry, Apple iOS Top Mobile OS Rankings

Research in Motion's (RIM) BlackBerry platform and Apple's iPhone remained the top mobile operating systems for May, though both OSes lost some ground to Google's Android, according to Thursday data from comScore.

• 3 days ago
• by Chloe Albanesius
• in Mobile Apps

PCMag's Favorite iPhone Apps

Instead of aimlessly scouring the App Store for software for your iPhone 4, check out PCMag's blockbuster collection of iPhone apps. We've pulled together 19 stories for a total of 180 cool, interesting, and even useful apps.

• 3 days ago
• by Errol Pierre-Louis
• in iPhone Apps

Business Bits: Teleconferencing Tips, Cloud Frameworks, Helpful Android Apps, and More

Welcome to Business Bits, a collection of hot business technology links from around the Web that will help your company be more productive.

• 3 days ago
• by Jeffrey L. Wilson
• in @work

Report: iPhone 4 Catches Fire While Charging

The iPhone 4 "death grip" was apparently the least of one AT&T; customer's problems. According to Boy Genius Report, a shocked Apple owner brought his iPhone back to an AT&T; store after the thing "burst into flames" while hooked up to a computer via USB.

• 3 days ago
• by Brian Heater
• in Gearlog

More Deals From TechBargains: 07/08/10

Our good friends over at TechBargains shared with us some deals on home entertainment, gaming, and personal electronic products. Check them out!

• on 7/8/2010
• by Jennifer Bergen
• in TechSaver

Best Buy Unveils 'Best Buy Connect' Mobile Broadband Service

Best Buy has released details about its Best Buy Connect mobile broadband service, which will provide 5GB of data usage for about $60 per month.

• on 7/8/2010
• by Chloe Albanesius
• in Gearlog

Pantech Ease (AT&T;)

The Pantech Ease offers both easy and advanced modes, and gives older and technophobic users a solid choice on AT&T; too bad it costs so much per month.

Price: $69.99

• on 7/8/2010
• by Jamie Lendino
• in Cell Phones

MapQuest Updates iPhone App with Spoken Street Names

MapQuest 4 Mobile version 2.0 speaks street names, so you can use it for driving navigation and never have to look at the screen.

• on 7/8/2010
• by Troy Dreier
• in AppScout

OtterBox Launches Six Commuter and Defender Cases

OtterBox now offers its Commuter case for the LG Ally, LG GW620, HTC Imagio, Nokia X6, and Samsung Moment.

• on 7/8/2010
• by Troy Dreier
• in Gearlog

Apple Plans Second China Store, in Shanghai

Apple will open its second flagship store in China, in the heart of Shanghai's financial district on Saturday, the company said on Thursday.

• on 7/8/2010
• by Reuters  
• in Tablets

AT&T;, Samsung Announce Galaxy S 'Captivate' Price

Samsung and AT&T announced Thursday that their Android-based Samsung Captivate smartphone will be available starting July 18.

• on 7/8/2010
• by Chloe Albanesius
• in Smartphones

Samsung Captivate for AT&T; Launching July 18 for $199.99

Samsung and AT&T; announced Thursday that their Android-based Samsung Captivate smartphone will be available starting July 18 for $199.99.

• on 7/8/2010
• by Chloe Albanesius
• in Gearlog

Opera Mini Update Optimized for Low-End Phones

The Opera Mini Web app for mobile devices has just been updated to version 5.1. It has been optimized for phones with limited memory, but juggles that requirement with a feature that can open more windows, too.

• on 7/8/2010
• by Jen Edwards
• in Browsers

How Many Microsoft Kins Were Sold? Hardly Any

With the death of the Microsoft KIN, and the resulting hand-wringing that's going on within Microsoft over blame and layoffs - there's been a lot of debate on the Internet about exactly how many KINs have been sold. A new report puts the number in the thousands.

• on 7/8/2010
• by Sascha Segan
• in Cell Phones & Smartphones

Microsoft KIN Sales May Have Passed 8K, Facebook App Says

Examining a proprietary Facebook app shows that Microsoft probably sold several thousand KIN phones, not 503 as reported elsewhere.

• on 7/8/2010
• by Sascha Segan
• in Gearlog

Hands On: The Samsung Intercept for Sprint

Sprint's new midrange Android smartphone, the Samsung Intercept, tries to pack a lot of features into a decent-looking case for a reasonable price. The Intercept has a decent feature array for something that will cost under $100 after rebate.

• on 7/8/2010
• by Sascha Segan
• in Smartphones

Nokia-Blogger Phone Spat Involves the Cops

In an odd parallel to the case of the Gizmodo blogger who obtained a lost (or stolen) Apple iPhone 4, Nokia has asked Russian police to help it find an unreleased N8 phone that Russian blogger Eldar Murtazin has written about.

• on 7/8/2010
• by Mark Hachman
• in Cell Phones & Smartphones

Sprint Samsung Intercept Available Soon for $99

The Samsung Intercept packs in a lot of features into a device with a small price tag.

• on 7/8/2010
• by Jen Edwards
• in Gearlog

AT&T;, Alcatel Software Glitch Slows 3G Network, iPhone 4

AT&T; and Alcatel-Lucent said Wednesday that they had found a "software defect" that caused data speeds to plummet for some customers on the provider's 3G network.

• on 7/7/2010
• by Chloe Albanesius
• in Cell Phones & Smartphones

Report: Microsoft Plans Small Job Cuts

U.S. software giant Microsoft Corp is planning to cut a small number of jobs as early as this week, the Wall Street Journal said, citing a person familiar with the matter.

• on 7/7/2010
• by Reuters  
• in Small Medium Business (SMB)

Pew: 59 Percent of Adults Access Web Wirelessly on Laptop, Phone

Consumers have been steadily dropping their landline phones in favor of wireless options for quite some time now, and it appears that they are now starting to cut the cord when it comes to Internet use as well.

• on 7/7/2010
• by Chloe Albanesius
• in Internet

Motorola Unveils Android-Based Charm for T-Mobile

The latest Android smartphone to hit the T-Mobile network is the Motorola Charm, which features Android 2.1 and the latest version of Motoblur.

• on 7/7/2010
• by Jen Edwards
• in Cell Phones & Smartphones

Motorola H17txt

The Motorola H17txt lets Android smartphone owners listen to their text messages without looking at their phone.

• on 7/6/2010
• by Jamie Lendino
• in Bluetooth Headsets

Bluetooth 4.0 Spec Adopted; Testing Can Begin

The Bluetooth SIG on Tuesday announced the formal adoption of Bluetooth Core Specification Version 4.0, which begins the qualification process for new, low-power devices.

• on 7/6/2010
• by Mark Hachman
• in Bluetooth Headsets

PCMag Radio: iPhone vs. Android

We compare the new iPhone 4 against top Android phones in terms of both their displays and app stores. Then we deliver some great tips for Microsoft Word users.

• on 7/6/2010
• by PCMag.com Staff
• in Smartphones

USA.gov Relaunches with New Mobile Apps

Want to keep up with various government recalls on your phone? Maybe you want to calculate your BMI or keep tabs on the FBI's "Most Wanted" list? Not a problem. USA.gov, the government's official Web portal, last week got an overhaul that includes a number of new mobile apps.

• on 7/6/2010
• by Chloe Albanesius
• in Mobile Apps

HTC's Profits Rise by a Third

Taiwan smartphone maker HTC Corp reported an around 33 percent rise in second-quarter profit, it said on Tuesday.

• on 7/6/2010
• by Reuters  
• in Cell Phones & Smartphones

AntennaSys: iPhone 4 'Death Grip' Didn't Drop Calls

In informal tests, antenna consultant Spencer Webb said that he couldn't trace Apple's so-called "death grip" iPhone 4 antenna issues to a dropped call.

• on 7/6/2010
• by Mark Hachman
• in Smartphones

TweetUp Buys, Renames Twidroid Twitter App

TweetUp, a paid Twitter search service, said Tuesday that the company has purchased and renamed Twidroid, one of the more popular Twitter apps for the Android operating system. TweetUp also bought popurls.com.

• on 7/6/2010
• by Mark Hachman
• in Android Apps

The Trials and Tribulations of Team Android

Google's Android is the best bet for companies trying to stay competitive with Apple. But the open OS has its share of pitfalls.

• on 7/5/2010
• by Tim Bajarin
• in Smartphones

Apple Dumps iPhone 4 Restocking Fee

Apple has announced that it is waiving the restocking fee for the iPhone 4 in response to reception issues with the device. Purchasers wishing to return the product—within 30 days of purchase—will be granted a full refund for the device sans the typical $20 restocking fee for the 16GB iPhone 4 or the $30 restocking fee for the 32GB version.

• on 7/3/2010
• by David Murphy
• in Smartphones

Motorola Droid Next to Get Android 2.2 Update. What About Everyone Else?

Unconfirmed reports are saying that the latest update to the Android operating system--"Froyo," or version 2.2--should be hitting the Motorola Droid sometime in the next two weeks. But what about the rest of the smartphone market? When's Froyo time for them?

• on 7/3/2010
• by David Murphy
• in Smartphones

MGM Bets on iPhone Apps for Its Vegas Hotels

An app for every hotel, and an augmented reality app that covers the entire city.

• on 7/2/2010
• by Rik Fairlie
• in iPhone Apps

Steve Jobs Email on iPhone 4 Labeled as Fake

The technology world took a bizarre new twist Friday when Apple officials denied that an email purportedly sent by chief executive Steve Jobs on the iPhone 4's antenna issue was authentic.

• on 7/2/2010
• by Mark Hachman
• in Smartphones

Apple iPhone 4 Reception Bars: A Distorted Reality

Did Apple just solve its antenna issue, or did it simply kill the bad press and lawsuits bubbling around it?

• on 7/2/2010
• by Lance Ulanoff
• in Smartphones

T-Mobile Kills The Last Sidekicks

Maybe buying a company called "Danger" wasn't the brightest idea. Microsoft received the second half of a one-two blow yesterday when T-Mobile killed the Sidekick LX and Sidekick 2008, the last handsets built on Microsoft's Danger software that predated the Kin.

• on 7/2/2010
• by Sascha Segan
• in Cell Phones & Smartphones

Apple Blames iPhone 4 Antenna Issue on Software

Apple on Friday said that a reported reception problem with the iPhone 4 is being caused by an error in the way the phone displays bars of signal strength.

• on 7/2/2010
• by Sascha Segan
• in Smartphones

HP Completes $1.2B Palm Acquisition

Hewlett-Packard announced Thursday that it has completed its $1.2 billion acquisition of Palm.

• on 7/1/2010
• by Chloe Albanesius
• in Cell Phones & Smartphones

Intel, Nokia Release MeeGo Code

Nokia and Intel have released a preview of the MeeGo mobile phone software to developers, the head of the MeeGo technical steering group announced in a blog post.

• on 7/1/2010
• by eWEEK Staff
• in Operating Systems and Platforms

Is The iPhone 4's LCD the Best?

We face the iPhone 4's new "Retina Screen" against other top smartphones.

• on 7/1/2010
• by PJ Jacobowitz
• in Smartphones

Yahoo Ships Mail, Messenger App for Android

Yahoo said Thursday that it has launched both a Mail and a Messenger app for the Android operating system, as well as a search widget for Android as well.

• on 7/1/2010
• by Mark Hachman
• in Android Apps

Hands On: The Samsung Intercept for Sprint

Although Samsung has made some odd choices, phones like the new Samsung Intercept are all about balance, and the new Android phone has a decent feature array for something that will cost under $100 after rebate.

• on 7/8/2010
• in Smartphones

Motorola H17txt

The Motorola H17txt lets Android smartphone owners listen to their text messages without looking at their phone.

• on 7/6/2010
• by Jamie Lendino
• in Bluetooth Headsets

Pantech Ease (AT&T;)

The Pantech Ease offers both easy and advanced modes, and gives older and technophobic users a solid choice on AT&T; too bad it costs so much per month.

• on 7/8/2010
• by Jamie Lendino
• in Cell Phones

Pantech Ease (AT&T;)

• on 7/8/2010
• in Cell Phones

iMovie for iPhone 4

• on 7/7/2010
• in iPhone Apps

Samsung Gravity 3 SGH-T479 (T-Mobile)

Samsung redefines the budget QWERTY handset with the Gravity 3, a roomy, nicely finished slider with a usable camera and GPS.

• 3 days ago
• by Jamie Lendino
• in Cell Phones

Pantech Ease (AT&T;)

The Pantech Ease offers both easy and advanced modes, and gives older and technophobic users a solid choice on AT&T; too bad it costs so much per month.

Price: $69.99

• on 7/8/2010
• by Jamie Lendino
• in Cell Phones

Motorola H17txt

The Motorola H17txt lets Android smartphone owners listen to their text messages without looking at their phone.

• on 7/6/2010
• by Jamie Lendino
• in Bluetooth Headsets

doubleTwist Player 1.0.1 (Android)

doubleTwist for Android offers smartphone owners a fast, slick media player app that hooks seamlessly into its companion desktop software.

• on 6/30/2010
• by Jamie Lendino
• in Android Apps

Apple iPhone 4 (AT&T;)

The iPhone 4's new screen and camera are a real treat for the eyes, but the new model won't solve any reception issues you've had with previous iPhones.

Price: $299

• on 6/25/2010
• by Sascha Segan
• in Smartphones

Motorola Droid X (Verizon Wireless)

Motorola's huge smartphone sets the bar for Android power.

• on 6/24/2010
• by Sascha Segan
• in Smartphones

LG Remarq (Sprint)

The LG Remarq is a pleasant, eco-friendly, low-cost texting phone for Sprint subscribers, but it doesn't stand out in any one particular area.

• on 6/22/2010
• by Jamie Lendino
• in Cell Phones

Samsung Restore SPH-M570 (Sprint)

The Samsung Restore is a well-constructed, powerful messaging phone, though several design flaws get in the way.

• on 6/22/2010
• by Jamie Lendino
• in Cell Phones

Skype 2.0 (iOS)

Skype 2.0 finally lets iPhone and iPod touch users make free calls to other Skype users over a 3G data connection—and it works well, at least when there's ...

• on 6/22/2010
• by Jamie Lendino
• in iPhone Apps

HTC Aria (AT&T;)

AT&T;'s first decent Android phone is a good choice if you're looking for something small and cute, yet powerful.

• on 6/18/2010
• by Sascha Segan
• in Smartphones

Pantech Pursuit (AT&T;)

The Pantech Pursuit offers AT&T; subscribers a good little messaging phone with a surprisingly roomy keyboard and touch screen.

Price: $49.99

• on 6/15/2010
• by Jamie Lendino
• in Cell Phones

Palm Pixi Plus (AT&T;)

Palm's diminutive Pixi Plus offers AT&T; subscribers a slick little smartphone, but it doesn't measure up against the Palm Pre Plus and Apple iPhone 3GS.

Price: $49.99

• on 6/15/2010
• by Jamie Lendino
• in Smartphones

Nokia E73 Mode (T-Mobile)

The affordable, great-looking Nokia E73 is perfect for messaging, though it's short on major-label apps.

• on 6/14/2010
• by Sascha Segan
• in Smartphones

LG Lyric MT375 (MetroPCS)

The LG Lyric isn't much of a multimedia phone, but it's a decent choice for MetroPCS voice customers looking for a good-looking phone.

• on 6/11/2010
• by Jamie Lendino
• in Cell Phones

LG Fathom VS750 (Verizon Wireless)

The LG Fathom is a fast, well-specified device hobbled by its dead-end Windows Mobile 6.5 OS.

• on 6/11/2010
• by Jamie Lendino
• in Smartphones

AirDisplay 1.0.1 (for iPad)

Avatron's $9.99 Air Display for iPad app gives you that second Mac LCD screen and expanded desktop surface you've always wanted.

• on 6/9/2010
• by Jamie Lendino
• in iPad Apps

T-Mobile myTouch 3G Slide

The T-Mobile myTouch 3G Slide is an easy-to-use smartphone for the masses.

• on 6/9/2010
• by Sascha Segan
• in Smartphones

Microsoft Office Mobile 2010 (Windows Phone)

For creating and editing Office documents on the go, Microsoft's Office Mobile 2010 is as solid and robust as ever.

• on 6/4/2010
• by Jamie Lendino
• in Windows Phone Apps

Kyocera Neo E1100 (MetroPCS)

The Kyocera Neo's cool blue lighting and ultra-cheap pricing make it a stellar deal for anyone interested primarily in voice calls.

• on 6/3/2010
• by Jamie Lendino
• in Cell Phones

Xobni Mobile (BlackBerry OS)

Xobni offers BlackBerry users a more intelligent and social network-aware address book, complete with profile pages and type-ahead search box.

• on 6/1/2010
• by Jamie Lendino
• in BlackBerry Apps

Samsung Seek SPH-M350 (Sprint)

The Samsung Seek SPH-m350 is a solid, budget messaging device for calling, texting and social networking.

• on 6/1/2010
• by Jamie Lendino
• in Cell Phones

Chaos Rings 1.0 (iPhone OS)

Chaos Rings shows that iPhone games don't have to be simple ports or 99-cent throwaways.

• on 5/28/2010
• by Sean Ludwig
• in iPhone Apps

BlackBerry Bold 9650 (Sprint)

The BlackBerry Bold 9650 is a solid, reliable, and ultimately rather boring smartphone.

• on 5/24/2010
• by Sascha Segan
• in Smartphones

Sound ID 510

The Sound ID 510 Bluetooth headset streams podcasts, and also pairs with a useful iPhone app that offers additional control.

• on 5/23/2010
• by Jamie Lendino
• in Bluetooth Headsets

LG Cosmos VN250 (Verizon Wireless)

The LG Cosmos offers budget-minded buyers a solid texting phone which even works as a good GPS navigator.

Price: $244.99

• on 5/21/2010
• by Jamie Lendino
• in Cell Phones

Samsung Reality SCH-u820 (Verizon Wireless)

The Samsung Reality features a 3-inch touch screen and a comfortable, slide-out QWERTY keyboard, but there are better options on Verizon.

• on 5/21/2010
• by Jamie Lendino
• in Cell Phones

LG Ally (Verizon Wireless)

The LG Ally aggregates Facebook and Twitter updates, and it's also a powerful Android phone at a low price.

• on 5/20/2010
• by Jamie Lendino
• in Smartphones

HTC EVO 4G (Sprint)

The HTC Evo 4G, the first WiMAX phone in the U.S., is the nation's most powerful Internet phone.

• on 5/19/2010
• by Sascha Segan
• in Smartphones

T-Mobile Garminfone

The T-Mobile Garminfone offers powerful, well-integrated GPS navigation in a solid Android smartphone.

• on 5/19/2010
• by Jamie Lendino
• in Smartphones

Pantech Breeze II (AT&T;)

The Pantech Breeze II is a well designed, easy-to-use cell phone that offers a surprising amount of power for a low price.

Price: $19.99

• on 5/18/2010
• by Jamie Lendino
• in Cell Phones

Palm Pre Plus (AT&T;)

The Palm Pre Plus appears on AT&T; a year after Sprint's Palm Pre went on sale. It's still a fine smartphone, but not quite cutting edge.

Price: $149.99

• on 5/14/2010
• by Sascha Segan
• in Smartphones

LG Rumor Touch (Sprint)

LG finally gets the formula right with the Rumor Touch, a stellar messaging phone with a 3-inch touch screen and a five-row, slide-out QWERTY keyboard.

• on 5/11/2010
• by Jamie Lendino
• in Cell Phones

Pantech Link (AT&T;)

The Pantech Link is an inexpensive BlackBerry clone, but watch out for the required data plan.

Price: $9.99

• on 5/6/2010
• by Jamie Lendino
• in Cell Phones

Microsoft Kin Two (Verizon Wireless)

Microsoft's Kin Two social-networking phone delivers solid Facebook and Web browsing experiences, but it isn't quite a smartphone.

• on 5/5/2010
• by Sascha Segan
• in Cell Phones

Microsoft Kin One (Verizon Wireless)

The Microsoft Kin One could have been a cute messaging phone, but it's being sold as an under-powered smartphone.

• on 5/4/2010
• by Sascha Segan
• in Cell Phones

Plantronics Explorer 395

The Plantronics Explorer 395 Bluetooth headset offers good sound quality and a comfortable fit for a bargain price.

Price: $26.8

• on 5/3/2010
• by Jamie Lendino
• in Bluetooth Headsets

Skyfire 2.0 Beta (for Android)

Skyfire's new browser for Android doesn't offer enough Flash support.

• on 4/30/2010
• by Sascha Segan
• in Android Apps

MapQuest 4 Mobile (iPhone OS)

MapQuest 4 Mobile for the iPhone adds free voice-enabled navigation, but its sparse user interface borders on dangerous while driving.

• on 4/28/2010
• by Jamie Lendino
• in iPhone Apps

Rhapsody 2.0 (iPhone OS)

Rhapsody for iPhone lets you take Rhapsody's huge music library anywhere your iPhone goes—even when you don't have an Internet connection.

• on 4/26/2010
• by Sean Ludwig
• in iPhone Apps

Samsung Caliber SCH-r860 (MetroPCS)

The Samsung Caliber SCH-r860 offers MetroPCS subscribers a quality touch-screen phone to go with the carrier's amazing unlimited plan deals.

• on 4/26/2010
• by Jamie Lendino
• in Cell Phones

Samsung Sunburst SGH-a697 (AT&T;)

The Samsung Sunburst is a particularly nice touch screen phone for very little cash, but AT&T; seems hell-bent on steering people to more expensive devices.

Price: $19.99

• on 4/20/2010
• by Jamie Lendino
• in Cell Phones

Droid Incredible by HTC (Verizon Wireless)

The Droid Incredible for Verizon Wireless is the best Android phone we've seen yet.

• on 4/19/2010
• by Sascha Segan
• in Smartphones

Netflix (for iPad)

Netflix for the iPad is successful at bringing streamed movies to the new Apple device, although a few bugs make it feel a little undercooked.

• on 4/16/2010
• by Sean Ludwig
• in iPad Apps

Samsung Strive SGH-a687 (AT&T;)

The Samsung Strive feels like a classic bait-and-switch, as its low upfront cost masks a bucket of bloatware and extra monthly fees.

Price: $19.99

• on 4/16/2010
• by Jamie Lendino
• in Cell Phones

LG Accolade VX5600 (Verizon Wireless)

The LG Accolade is a simple, no-nonsense flip phone that offers good quality voice calls on Verizon.

• on 4/15/2010
• by Jamie Lendino
• in Cell Phones

Samsung Modus HM3500

The Samsung Modus HM3500 is a good low-cost Bluetooth headset for mono and stereo use.

• on 4/15/2010
• by Jamie Lendino
• in Bluetooth Headsets

Opera Mini 5 (for iPhone)

Opera Mini for the iPhone keeps your phone browsing when the mobile network around it crumbles.

• on 4/13/2010
• by Sascha Segan
• in iPhone Apps

Sony Ericsson Naite (Unlocked)

The $159 Sony Ericsson Naite is a sweet unlocked world phone for travelers needing a flexible and classy-looking device.

Price: $129.99 - $144.24

• on 4/9/2010
• by Jamie Lendino
• in Smartphones

TomTom 1.3 (iPhone OS)

TomTom 1.3 for the iPhone offers solid navigation performance and an array of useful POI-related features.

• on 4/9/2010
• by Jamie Lendino
• in iPhone Apps

Motorola i890 (Sprint)

The Motorola i890 offers Nextel Direct Connect customers clear voice quality and a solid flip design.

• on 4/6/2010
• by Jamie Lendino
• in Cell Phones