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AT&T muffs free iPhone Wi-Fi offer again
AT&T, for the second time, has mistakenly announced free access for iPhone owners to its 17,000 wireless hot spots. Read more...

RIM fixes critical BlackBerry Enterprise Server bug

RIM warns BlackBerry admins of critical unpatched PDF bug

iPhone 3G shortage to last two to four weeks, analyst says

Report: New models of Amazon's Kindle coming

Sprint, SK Telecom said to be in talks to form partnership

Start-up pushes for mobile banking among poor in Latin America

Apple says 1M iPhone 3Gs sold in first three days of sales

Palm, Sprint announce new Treo 800w smart phone

In Japan, iPhone 3G makes its debut

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12 great gadgets for the digital nomad
A lot of today's workers do their work on the run or in Internet cafes. Here are a dozen devices that can make their lives easier.

Beyond batteries: Long-lasting fuel cells are the future of mobile power
Long-lasting fuel cells for mobile devices have been the next big thing for more than a decade. But the time is finally arriving when they will provide virtually unlimited power for your devices as you travel.

Elgan: iPhone, schmiPhone -- I just want better call quality
Cell phones get advanced features like GPS, Wi-Fi and cameras, but they still too often have poor quality speakers, microphones and electronics. It's time for the industry to do something about it, and it's time for us to demand better quality calls.

iPhone 3G: The unexpurgated arrival-day FAQ
Apple's new iPhone 3G finally goes on sale, and while the hardware gets an important upgrade, the hundreds -- yes, hundreds -- of new iPhone apps are just as likely to entice new buyers.

Quick Look: HTC's Touch Diamond a credible iPhone 3G rival
With a pleasing interface, more powerful camera and, in some countries, a lower price, HTC's updated Touch Diamond is an intriguing alternative to the iPhone 3G.

Elgan: Independence Day (from the grid, that is)
Make your own "declaration of independence," says columnist Mike Elgan, and set yourself up with the right phone, data plan, laptop and other devices so you're ready at any time to do whatever you want do to, and go wherever you want to go.

Ultrathin showdown: Apple MacBook Air vs. Lenovo ThinkPad X300 vs. Toshiba Portege R500
The new thin laptops may look great, but how usable are they? Here's what we found when we ran the MacBook Air, Lenovo X300 and the latest Toshiba Portege R500 through a professional usability lab.

Review: Motorola's MotoZine ZN5 a great camera, so-so phone
Motorola's new MotoZine ZN5 has a sophisticated built-in 5-megapixel camera, but it needs more polish as a communications device.

Elgan: Control your BlackBerry with voice commands
While millions of BlackBerry users have been mastering the art of thumb typing, two companies have developed sophisticated technologies that replace typing with voice commands. Columnist Mike Elgan takes a look at them.

Meet tomorrow's mobile phones: Sensational shape-shifters and more
Here's an inside look at the exciting new world of form-fitting, highly intuitive, very personal mobile phones that will replace today's cookie-cutter designs.

With the opening of Apple's App Store, the iPhone takes a revolutionary leap from cool mobile phone to hot mobile platform. See our list of apps you should definitely check out for yourself.
Its motto is "Don't be evil" — but it looks like anything and everything else imaginable is pretty much fair game — not to mention some wildly rumored projects that we asked the company to confirm or deny.
The talk at three big research houses is all about "open innovation." Is that a feel-good catchphrase or the R&D strategy of the future?
After months of waiting for a 3G-based iPhone — and hours waiting in line to actually buy one — Ryan Faas says it "packs quite a punch, both in its design and in the 3G and GPS capabilities" it offers.
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