29 MAR 2007 — One more piece of gear I drooled over at CTIA is Sony Ericsson's HCB-120. The name seems to indicate droid-ness, but it's actually a Bluetooth speakerphone designed to sit on a desk or clip onto a sunvisor. ... »
29 MAR 2007 — Despite Jesus promising I'd shove these Pantech models down the old pantaloons, there wasn't much in the way of features or looks to warrant an unpantsing. ... »
29 MAR 2007 — Looking for a way to make the most of your cell phone's MP3-playing capabilities? LG's MSB-100 can wirelessly hook up to your Bluetooth-enabled mobile and turn it into a mini boombox. ... »
29 MAR 2007 — We got some hands-on time with the second V-CAST TV phone of all time, and we think that the US is finally going to catch on to those krazy Koreans and their DMB phone TV watching. ... »
29 MAR 2007 — Piggybacking on the UpStage phone we've oohed and ahhed over for the last couple of days (and months), Sprint is lowering the price of OTA music downloads from their 1.5 million track library to 99 cents. ... »
29 MAR 2007 — Sprint's getting together with Comcast, Time Warner, Cox and Advanced/Newhouse Communications to launch "Pivot," a new 4-in-1 deal that puts your mobile phone, home phone, broadband and digital cable services in one package. ... »
29 MAR 2007 — If Paulette Prins' vision of the future is on target, future gadgets will be nearly indestructible, thanks to flexible screens and all-plastic chipsets. ... »
29 MAR 2007 — Are you stuck in a 1996 timewarp? Perhaps you have kiddie issues. Fear not, for Bandai and Playphones have gotten together and come up with the Tamagotchi prepaid cellphone. ... »
29 MAR 2007 — Thanks to Yahoo! Mail VP John Kremer's announcement of unlimited email storage from Yahoo, the Apple iPhone will have unlimited storage as well. The current email storage is 1GB for free users and 2GB for paid users, but everyone will be able to get infinite storage now. ... »
29 MAR 2007 — LG has signed a worldwide deal with Google, which will give their phone users worldwide instant access to Google mobile apps, further dispelling the recent rumors of the GPhone. ... »
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