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Jonesing for a BlackBerry Curve with a touchscreen display? You might just get your wish. According to CrackBerry.com, Research In Motion is planning to release the BlackBerry Touch Curve in late 2011 or early 2012. That’s still a long ways off, and so…
Remember the Dyson Air Multiplier we reviewed back in September 2010? We liked the slick fanless design, but at $300, we found the price tag a bit tough to swallow. That’s starting to look like a bargain next to what you’ll have to pay once the air blo…
There’s a reason why today’s multi-feature cell phones are called “smartphones,” emphasis on ‘smart.’ Many of these devices have more in common with a PC than they do a telephone. App installation? Check. Bright, luscious displays? Check. Webcams, QWER…
If you have trouble chewing bubble gum and walking at the same time, you should probably wait until you’re stationary before whipping out your cell phone to fire off a text. For those of you who live in Arkansas or New York, restrictions such as thi…
Fresh details about one of HP’s upcoming webOS tablets have emerged, thanks to an admittedly “massive” internal document published by webOS-centric site Pre Central. According to the leaked document, the 9.7-inch Topaz will be powered by Qualcom…
Norwegian site Amobile claims to have gotten a hold of the details (and blurry image) on HTC’s upcoming Android tablet, called the HTC Flyer. Much like the Samsung Galaxy Tab, the Flyer will be a blown up Android phone. The device will be running Andro…
After a brief preview, Google Voice number porting is a reality. The Google Voice blog has been updated with a handy video to make the whole process clear to users. This new capability will let users take an existing cellular number, and move it to the…
The perfect mobile display has yet to be invented—but that isn’t stopping eight competing technologies in the quest for bragging rights
Every mobile display technology seems to promise the same benefits: Great readability, even in daylight. Fast pi…