Review: BlackBerry Storm – RIM’s Touchy-Feely Smartphone
[December 18, 2008] The BlackBerry Storm was badly bruised by reviewers soon after its release. So much so you might expect it to be the worst product of 2008. But the Storm is far from that—especially after a much-needed and welcome software update.
Review: BlackBerry Pearl Flip
[December 12, 2008] This BlackBerry model should appeal to two categories of potential users: existing BlackBerry Pearl owners and standard clamshell-phone users contemplating an upgrade to a smartphone.
Review: T-Mobile BlackBerry Pearl 8120
[December 3, 2008] The BlackBerry Pearl 8120 from T-Mobile is one of the most Wi-Fi-friendly mobile phones currently available to consumers.
Review: BlackBerry Bold
[November 3, 2008] Fits the bill nicely for corporate and other business users committed to the BlackBerry platform and looking to upgrade.
Review: BlueAnt Z9i Bluetooth Headset
[September 4, 2008] Although relatively pricey, the BlueAnt Z9i features and performance place it a well above the average Bluetooth headset.
Review: T-Mobile Unlimited Hotspot Calling
[August 27, 2008] If you make most of your calls from home, or from an office with an open Wi-Fi connection, T-Mobile has introduced a service that will save you hundreds of minutes per month, and for not a lot of extra money.
Review: BlackBerry Curve 8330
[August 18, 2008] As an all-in-one device, the Curve 8330 is a pretty good one. It offers BlackBerry's unbeatable e-mail experience, a great interface and a Swiss army knife's worth of functions.
Review: Qik - Quickly Share Mobile Video
[December 9, 2008] With Qik, you can easily share video from your cell phone or smartphone with the world - and, surprisingly, it's a lot of fun.
Review: Egntye - Delivers Desktop to Smartphones
[November 26, 2008] Egntye is a fantastically simple virtual file server targeted at small business owners. Setting it up takes only a few minutes, and we were impressed with the depth of the features.
Review: YouMail - Visual Voicemail for the Rest of Us
[November 10, 2008] YouMail takes the visual voicemail concept pioneered by Apple for the iPhone and expands it to a wide variety of other cell phones and smartphones. It is an immensely useful service that can make your mobile voicemail extremely powerful and flexible.
Review: Telmap MapQuest Navigator
[May 22, 2008] Delivers turn-by-turn walking and driving directions to users of GPS-enabled smartphones; directs you to points-of-interest, such as gas stations, restaurants and landmarks, as well.
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