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Hands On With BlackBerry Bold (BlackBerry 9000)
May 11, 2008 9:25 pm
RIM announced the new quad-band BlackBerry Bold bright and early this morning. Two words: it rocks.
Like the two latest 8330 Curves on Verizon Wireless and Sprint, it’s 3G. This time around, however, it’s an HSDPA 3G phone with built-in 802.11a/b/g support. AT&T fans can cheer now.
Suave Looks
The large full QWERTY keypad reminds us a lot […]
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BlackBerry Curve 8330 Face-Off: Sprint vs. Verizon Wireless
May 9, 2008 7:06 pmAll morning we’ve heard nothing but muffled growling from two fresh boxes that just landed in our office. The new BlackBerry 8330 Curves from Sprint ($179 with two-year contract and rebates) and Verizon Wireless ($169 with two-year contract and rebates) are finally here and they are eager to do battle.
Each 8830 has its own unique […]
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Like many other Sprint customers, I have been anxiously awaiting the release of the BlackBerry Curve 8330. Today it finally became available. However, I just purchased a new phone with a two-year contract from Sprint last year, long before the original Curve for AT&T was even released. As a result, I was only eligible for […]
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This past week, my favorite five-year-old, Paige, was in town, so I decided to give her the ol’ Pepsi/Coke Challenge with the ASUS Eee PC running Xandros and the CTL 2go PC running Windows XP. Both are touted as computers for children and both feature educational software. Based on our typing tests last week, both […]
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Eee PC vs. 2go PC: Which Finds Favor With a Five-Year Old?
May 8, 2008 4:34 pmThis past week, our favorite five year-old, Paige, was in town, so we decided to give her the ol’ Pepsi/Coke Challenge with the ASUS Eee PC running Xandros and the CTL 2go PC running Windows XP. Both are touted as computers for children and both feature educational software. Based on our typing tests last week, […]
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This past week, our favorite five year-old, Paige, was in town, so we decided to give her the ol’ Pepsi/Coke Challenge with the ASUS Eee PC running Xandros and the CTL 2go PC running Windows XP. Both are touted as computers for children and both feature educational software. Based on our typing tests last week, […]
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This past week, our favorite five year-old, Paige, was in town, so we decided to give her the ol’ Pepsi/Coke Challenge with the ASUS Eee PC running Xandros and the CTL 2go PC running Windows XP. Both are touted as computers for children and both feature educational software. Based on our typing tests last week, […]
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Manufacturers are producing mini-notebooks like rabbits—at a rapid rate. But what will the next tiny laptops have that the current market selection doesn’t? Tomorrow morning I’ll be chatting on the phone with the product manager of the MSI Wind about the June release of the company’s mini-notebook.
Though the system was shown off at CeBIT, […]
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The Samsung Glyde was announced for Verizon Wireless today. The $249 phone, after a $50 rebate, has a 2.8” haptic touchscreen and a full QWERTY keypad that slides out from under it.
We liked the messaging capabilities of the Samsung Glyde, but were frustrated by its confusing and often unresponsive touchscreen and user interface. The […]
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A Review of the $249 Samsung Glyde
May 7, 2008 9:18 pmThe Samsung Glyde was announced for Verizon Wireless today. The $249.99 phone, after a $50 rebate, has a 2.8” haptic touchscreen and a full QWERTY keypad that slides out from under it.
We liked the messaging capabilities of the Samsung Glyde, but were frustrated by its confusing and often unresponsive touchscreen and user interface. The […]
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