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50 news & feature articles results for "3g interference"

Mon Jun 22 2009 Major, minor iPhone upgrade problems and how to fix them
Over the weekend, iPhone Atlas readers and users on Apple's discussion forums reported various problems with iPhone OS 3.0 and iPhone 3G S upgrades.

Posted by David Martin
Sat Dec 20 2008 Year in review: A roller-coaster ride for wireless
From a record-breaking FCC wireless auction to the launch of the new iPhone 3G to the death of citywide Wi-Fi, 2008 was full of peaks and valleys.

Posted by CNET Staff
Mon Jul 21 2008 Loaded: The art of procrastination

You can now "jailbreak" your iPhone 3G. Facebook gets a face-lift. Plus, how to get out of a speeding ticket and how to use technology to procrastinate.

Posted by Natali Del Conte

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Sat Nov 14 2009 Photos: Top-rated reviews of the week
Here are a few of CNET Reviews' favorite items from the past week, including the Amazon Kindle, HTC Droid Eris and Canon PowerShot S90.
Tue Sep 2 2008 An FM transmitter for iPhone that actually works!
I tried the MediaGate iKit to connect my iPhone to my car's FM radio, preparing to be disappointed. Lo and behold, I got no interference and decent sound quality, even in urban Seattle.

Posted by Matt Rosoff
Sun Mar 4 2007 Photos: Cell-phone boosters
These cell-phone boosters promise more stable calls, but how much improvement can consumers expect?
Tue Feb 14 2006 The wireless alphabet soup
Here's a glossary of the acronyms, numbers and codes that describe wireless standards, networks and technologies.

Posted by CNET News.com Staff
Mon Mar 30 2009 Duo DVR SlingLoaded ViP 922

John Falcone takes a look at the Duo DVR SlingLoaded ViP 922 at CES 2009.

Posted by CNET

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Tue Sep 8 2009 Does your reality need augmenting? Try these apps
Until we have electronic contact lenses, this is the next best thing: iPhone and Android users get augmented reality apps.

Posted by Rafe Needleman
Tue Aug 25 2009 Cracking GSM phone crypto via distributed computing
Researcher wants people to contribute computing resources to create an open-source code book anyone can use to decode the encryption that secures mobile phone communications.

Posted by Elinor Mills