Monthly Archives: October 2008

(Credit: Android Community) So let’s say you want the fancy G1, the T-Mobile phone that runs Android, the Google OS, but you don’t want to use it on T-Mobile. Let’s say you wanted to use it on AT&T. We have … Continue reading →

RIM BlackBerry Bold (Credit: Corinne Schulze/CNET Networks) It’s been a good six months since Research in Motion first announced the RIM BlackBerry Bold (aka RIM BlackBerry 9000). Originally slated for a summer release on AT&T, the launch date kept getting … Continue reading →

If you subscribe to a broadband Internet service today, more likely you use cable than DSL. According to a study released Thursday by J.D. Power and Associates, cable modem usage is increasing at a faster rate than DSL usage among … Continue reading →

RIM BlackBerry Bold (Credit: Corinne Schulze/CNET Networks) It’s been a good six months since Research in Motion first announced the RIM BlackBerry Bold (aka RIM BlackBerry 9000). Originally slated for a summer release on AT&T, the launch date kept getting … Continue reading →

If you subscribe to a broadband Internet service today, more likely you use cable than DSL. According to a study released Thursday by J.D. Power and Associates, cable modem usage is increasing at a faster rate than DSL usage among … Continue reading →

Updated at 2:15 p.m. PDT with the names and quantities of notebooks affected by each manufacturer. More than two years after the largest battery recall in the electronics industry, Sony batteries have been fingered again as the culprit in more … Continue reading →

If you’ve ever had trouble finding scanned documents on Google, it’s probably because it was not indexing them. On Thursday, this all changed. Google has announced that it is now indexing scanned documents. Google in now able to perform Optical … Continue reading →

The C902 has a 5-megapixel camera (Credit: Corinne Schulze/CNET Networks) Sony Ericsson has never been one to shy away from the high-powered camera phone. Its Cyber-shot series, which includes the Sony Ericsson K850i that we reviewed earlier this year, offers … Continue reading →

Hoop jumpage. Totally hot. I finally got the SMS alert on my iPhone telling me that I now have access to the Wi-Fi hot spots at Starbucks, for free. Cool. But the images I had of just sauntering in to … Continue reading →

LG Lotus (Credit: Corinne Schulze/CNET) As we mentioned in our hands-on with the LG Lotus at CTIA earlier this year, we had a really positive first impression of this new messaging phone from Sprint. Now that we’ve had a chance … Continue reading →

RIM BlackBerry Bold (Credit: Corinne Schulze/CNET Networks) It’s been a good six months since Research in Motion first announced the RIM BlackBerry Bold (aka RIM BlackBerry 9000). Originally slated for a summer release on AT&T, the launch date kept getting … Continue reading →

LG VX5500 (Credit: Verizon Wireless) Verizon and LG have just released a flip camera phone, dubbed the LG VX5500. The VGA camera isn’t great, but for an entry-level phone, it’s not bad. You get all the basic cell phone features, … Continue reading →

Napster Mobile expands its service (Credit: Napster) Napster and AT&T announced Thursday that Napster Mobile is now available to more than 13 million AT&T customers. As part of AT&T Mobile Music, Napster Mobile is now available on more than 25 … Continue reading →

Foo Fighters performing at Wednesday's LA launch party for the BlackBerry Storm. (Photo taken with a BlackBerry Curve.) (Credit: Ina Fried/CNET News ) HOLLYWOOD, Calif.–The BlackBerry Storm got its chance to be a child star Wednesday as Research In Motion … Continue reading →