Monthly Archives: November 2009

Amazon and Wal-Mart lower the price on the Palm Pixi smartphone. Originally posted at Dialed In

Twitter service Seesmic expands from the desktop with two new apps for Google Android and BlackBerry phones. Originally posted at Android Atlas

As it gears up for the holiday rush, T-Mobile gets aggressive with new prepaid pricing, T-Mobile Complete.

Barnes & Noble has announced on its Web site that its much-anticipated e-book reader, the Nook, is sold out through 2009. Is that good news for Amazon?

Some people live for the Super Bowl of gadget buying, others can’t imagine facing the maddening crowds. How do you plan to spend the day after Thanksgiving? Vote in our poll.

As it gears up for the holiday rush, T-Mobile gets aggressive with new prepaid pricing, T-Mobile Complete.

The carrier’s new service sends you a text message when you reach your monthly allotment of anytime messages. Originally posted at Dialed In

As part of our original Droid review we did not test whether the handset supported hands-free voice dialing. Originally posted at Android Atlas

Kyocera introduced the Torino and Domino and the Sanyo Incognito. Originally posted at Dialed In

Motorola ‘s Crush offers U.S. Cellular a touch screen and midrange features. Originally posted at Dialed In

CNET takes a look at the RIM BlackBerry Curve 8530 for Verizon Wireless. Originally posted at Dialed In

HDMI Licensing releases guidelines that enforce meaningful labeling to different versions of HDMI cables.

Microsoft to release Power Pack 3 upgrade to Windows Home Server on November 24 to better support Windows 7-based devices. Originally posted at Windows 7 Insider

We spotted this giant “iPhone” at a tech event in Silicon Valley. Here’s what we were able to find out.