Review: iPhone: 3G vs. 3G S
[June 23, 2009] The iPhone 3G S is a pricier option. Is Apple's new iPhone worth it?
A First Look at the Palm Pre
[June 4, 2009] The long-awaited Pre has nice new touches, but Palm Inc has a lot of work to do if the device is to be a serious competitor to the iPhone.
Review: Samsung Gravity - A Solid Mobile Messenger
[February 12, 2009] More isn't always better, and if you're looking for a bargain cell phone on the lowest-priced carrier, the Gravity is a solid way to go.
Review: Samsung Saga, LG Incite & HTC Fuze
[January 28, 2009] These three smartphones all run on Windows Mobile, but provide completely different user experiences. We'll help you find the one that's right for you.
Review: Motorola Rokr E8
[December 22, 2008] Rokr E8 is a sleek, multi-purpose phone that delivers excellent audio playback—the best we've heard since the iPhone 3G. It is well worth a look for music lovers, in spite of its gimmicky backlit touchpad interface.
Review: BlackBerry Storm – RIM’s Touchy-Feely Smartphone
[December 18, 2008] The BlackBerry Storm was badly bruised by reviewers soon after its release. So much so you might expect it to be the worst product of 2008. But the Storm is far from that—especially after a much-needed and welcome software update.
Review: BlackBerry Pearl Flip
[December 12, 2008] This BlackBerry model should appeal to two categories of potential users: existing BlackBerry Pearl owners and standard clamshell-phone users contemplating an upgrade to a smartphone.
iPhone 3.0 Software Review: Apple Catches Up (Mostly)
[June 23, 2009] The free iPhone software update moves the handheld forward, but could have gone further.
Roundup: The Best iPhone Apps of the Week
[March 2, 2009] Our weekly roundup of the best free and paid applications available for the iPhone and iPod touch.
Review: Open Source Alternatives to iTunes
[January 21, 2009] While it's true that iTunes has some compelling services, the media player itself leaves many power users yearning for something more—for instance, Songbird, amaroK and Banshee—the open source alternatives to iTunes covered in this article.
IM+ Offers Push for the iPhone, But Not Much More
[January 14, 2009] SHAPE's IM+ provides a way to receive instant messages when the iPhone's busy doing something else, but it does so in a barebones setting.
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