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CTIA SF 2010 News
The T-Mobile myTouch is shaping up to be a monster of a superphone and we were able to get some hands-on video with the device. Well, we got video of the myTouch but we weren’t allowed to turn it on. While that really sucks, I’m sure the software isn’t final yet and the carrier didn’t…
We were the first to break news that the LG Optimus T was hitting T-Mobile and we were able to get our hands on the thing during CTIA San Francisco. It’s aimed at first-time smartphone buyers but does that that mean this Android 2.2 phone is not on par with high-end offerings like the G2?…
At CTIA SF 2010 Logitech announced their Revue, their Google TV set-top box that seamlessly gives you an experience like never before. But, just like with smartphones, there’s a catch. You’ll need to use a specific TV provider, and the price isn’t exactly negligible. In exchange for those compromises, you’ll get Google TV on your…
Sprint just launched Sprint ID at their CTIA SF 2010 press conference as a new way to help you customize your Android homescreen to fit your current activity or lifestyle. The idea behind Sprint ID is essentially to allow you to change your homescreen wallpaper, widgets, apps, and shortcuts at the touch of a button.…
We’re here at CTIA SF 2010 and waiting for Sprint to kick off their press conference to announce some new hardware – we’re hoping to see some new Android hardware from Kyocera’s Zio line and an LG Optimus handset for Sprint. There’s also a chance that Sprint will announce pricing and availability information for the…
Stop me if you’ve heard this one before but “people briefed by Apple” said the company is mass producing an iPhone for Verizon and the device should be available early next year. This latest rumors comes from the Wall Street Journal, which says that the Verizon iPhone will use CDMA technology. The report also said…
Verizon Wireless took some time at CTIA SF 2010 to talk about their upcoming 4G LTE mobile broadband data network in the US. Following on the beans that the carrier spilled during the CTIA opening keynote this morning, Big Red held a press conference to give us a rundown of which US cities and airports…
AT&T CEO Ralph de la Vega doesn’t think the tablet phenomenon is a fad, and the leader of AT&T’s mobile division said, during his keynote speech at CTIA San Francisco 2010, that we will soon see these computing devices have a big impact on consumers and businesses. With Apple rumored to have sold well over…
Even though the Motorola Defy debuted on Oprah, the Android-powered smartphone is not some sort of soft and emotional device. In fact, the Motorola Defy for T-Mobile can take a licking and keep on ticking. It’s not the most rugged handset we’ve ever come across, but it’ll hold up to almost anything you can throw…
Motorola made a big splash on the evening before CTIA by introducing five Android handsets. Of those, the one that most interested us was the Motorola Droid Pro, so we had to take it around for a little spin. You’re going to have to excuse the quality of the audio, as it somewhat of a…