Monthly Archives: May 2009

(Credit: Eurogamer.net) Details of Sony’s new PSP Go have leaked ahead of the company’s Tuesday press conference in a big way, with photos and videos now widely circulating on the Internet. And while we don’t yet have a comprehensive list … Continue reading →

Alienware M17x: a beast. (Credit: Alienware) Didn’t have time to stay on top of all things Crave this week? Don’t worry, we’re here to help. Following are just a few of the weird, wonderful, and important (well, relative to the … Continue reading →

Tivoli calls this finish Zebra. (Credit: Tivoli) Tivoli Audio didn’t announce any new products at its annual showcase this year in New York, but it did reveal lots of new looks–13 new finishes, in fact–for its NetWorks Internet radio. The … Continue reading →

After a blowout last week, it was a quiet few days at the Federal Communications Commission. Outside of a few new Samsung and LG models, we have only the Sony Ericsson W205 Walkman phone and what should be the Casio … Continue reading →

Samsung SGH-T349 Photos The Samsung SGH-T349 is the latest messaging phone from T-Mobile, and you’ll be forgiven if you thought this looked more like the RIM BlackBerry Pearl thanks to its partial QWERTY keyboard, also known as a 20-key keyboard. … Continue reading →

(Credit: Crave UK) Spotifans, it’s the news you’ve been waiting for–Spotify has demoed the first mobile phone version of its music-streaming service, and it’s certainly the most exciting piece of mobile music software we’ve seen this year. The mobile version … Continue reading →

The attendance reporting app used by the Aoyama Gakuin university. (Credit: SoftBank) If American school children have to resort to some special mosquito ringtone to use cell phones at school, a university in Japan is doing the opposite: giving cell … Continue reading →

Fujitsu's FLEPia offers color, but it costs $1,000. (Credit: Fujitsu) Those of you holding out for a color version of the Kindle may be disappointed to learn that Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos is telling the world it won’t be arriving … Continue reading →

The attendance reporting app used by the Aoyama Gakuin university. (Credit: SoftBank) If American school children have to resort to some special mosquito ringtone to use cell phones at school, a university in Japan is doing the opposite: giving cell … Continue reading →

(Credit: James Martin/CNET) After some slight problems, Verizon Wireless officially announced on Friday that it will release a software update to RIM BlackBerry Storm owners starting on Sunday. BlackBerry OS version 4.7.0.148 will be available to customers beginning on Sunday, … Continue reading →

Gwabbit is a Microsoft Outlook add-on, and now a BlackBerry application, that helps business professionals who get the names, numbers, and e-mail addresses from a contact’s e-mail into their address book without all the tedious typing. (Credit: Technicopia) Gwabbit works … Continue reading →

(Credit: Corinne Schulze/CNET) Just after Verizon Wireless revealed that it would offer the Palm Pre in the next six months or so, Sprint has pushed back and asserted that it will have the exclusive on the Palm Pre through 2009. … Continue reading →

(Credit: Crave UK) We finally got our hands on the LG GD900 Crystal, which is billed as the world’s first transparent-design phone, and the transparent screen is as cool as we hoped–and not half as pointless. The GD900 Crystal is … Continue reading →

(Credit: LG) It’s been just over a year since the Roku Digital Video Player was released. That $99 box made it easy for Netflix subscribers to play the rental service’s 12,000-title library of streamable movies and TV shows on their … Continue reading →