Monthly Archives: December 2009

CNET looks back and reflects on its Best of CES picks for the 2009 Consumer Electronics Show. Originally posted at 2010 CES

Verizon responds to FCC’s questioning over the ETF hike. Originally posted at Dialed In

CNET picks the worst cell phones and smartphones of 2009. Originally posted at Dialed In

CNET reviews 2009 with the top cell phones of the year. Originally posted at Dialed In

In an e-mail to customers, Livescribe’s chief executive apologizes for the problems and says the company is working on fixes that it can post in the coming days. Originally posted at Beyond Binary

Sprint announces the immediate availability of the RIM BlackBerry 8530. Originally posted at Dialed In

Sprint announces via its Twitter account that it will update the HTC Hero and Samsung Moment straight to Android 2.1 in the first half of 2010. Originally posted at Android Atlas

From now until Christmas, we’ll be giving away a prize a day on Crave (except for weekends and holidays). Today’s prize: A Vizio VO320E 32-inch LCD TV.

While not all of them may be the best products of 2009–or the best deals–these 20 are all special enough to stand out from the rest of the pack in 2009. Originally posted at Fully Equipped

The new electronic instrument sounds like a keyboard but is held like a guitar or saxophone. Its versatility promises to make it popular on stage.

Navigon adds more features and reduces the price for its iPhone GPS application.

iPhone photography doesn’t have to end when you tap the shutter-release button. These five apps give you the tools to tweak, share, and more. Originally posted at iPhone Atlas

Palm announces a public beta of Project Ares, a browser-based development platform for developers. Originally posted at Dialed In

Samsung Stunt is a new candy bar phone for MetroPCS. Originally posted at Dialed In