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Monday, Dec 15
Palm Will Show New Operating System in January
Nova is expected to be on the market by the middle of next year. Curiosity is running high as observers try to gauge what the company could offer that would put them back in the game with such major innovators as Apple's iPhone, Research in Motion's BlackBerry, and devices using Google's ope...
Tuesday, Dec 9
Competitors Step Up To Battle the iPhone
The companies are hoping to duplicate the blockbuster success of the iPhone with models that, in their glassy minimalism, end up looking a lot like it. These include the G1, powered by the Android software from Google; the Instinct and Omnia from Samsung; the LG Dare; and most recently the...
Review: Point, Shoot and Phone with Motorola and Kodak
All right, already -- enough with the iPhone wannabes! Sprint Instinct, BlackBerry Storm, T-Mobile G1, LG Dare, HTC Diamond, Sony Xperia X1, Motorola Krave, Samsung just-about-everything. Black body, silver bezel, black touch screen, online app store. We get it. Can we move on now?
Friday, Dec 5
Smartphones Try To Outsmart the Competition
Verizon Wireless and Research in Motion's new BlackBerry Storm has all the familiar BlackBerry features but is a touch-screen device. Audrey Lundy, public relations manager for Verizon Wireless, said Verizon incorporated the touch-screen to keep up with customer demand.
Thursday, Dec 4
New Android Device Debuts: Introducing Agora
The Agora devices, which bear an uncanny physical resemblance to classic BlackBerry smartphones, will offer 3G connectivity, a 2.5-inch LCD, a 320x240-pixel touchscreen, a five-way central navigation key, a microSD slot, a QWERTY keyboard with backlighting, and Bluetooth 2.0.
Tuesday, Nov 25
Review: New BlackBerrys Cool but Can't Beat iPhone
The Storm ($200 after rebate, with a new two-year contract) is similar in size to larger BlackBerry models but eschews the standard QWERTY keyboard for a high-resolution 3.25-inch (8.25-centimeter) touch screen that covers most of its face.
