CTIA: Mobile showdown in Sin City
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At the semiannual trade show, wireless companies are likely to roll out new phones and services, but more than a few executives may use the opportunity to tell press, analysts, and investors that their companies are on track.
Featured stories
Google's Android work far from finished
Several key decisions regarding the mobile OS have yet to be made, and partners and developers are getting a little anxious.(Posted in One More Thing by Tom Krazit)
• AT&T might sell Android phones, someday
April 4, 2008 4:00 AM PDT
Yahoo unveils a smarter mobile search
Determined not to let Google get hold of the mobile Web, Yahoo announced the 2.0 version of its OneSearch product--featuring more diverse results and voice-enabled queries.(Posted in News Blog by Caroline McCarthy)
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Latest coverage
Video: Yahoo's new mobile services
A joystick for cell phone games
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CTIA 2008 in words and pictures
CTIA 2008: Cream of the crop
A help desk for Symbian cell phones
Photos: Smartphones at CTIA 2008
Mio Technology and ATX to develop connected GPS
Wayfinder Active is a way cool GPS app
FreeMobile411 launches on 4/11. Ha.
BuddyFinder's friend-tracker: Kind of blah
Host a video conferencing party on your phone
Super-easy VoIP calls coming to Java phones
Flaunt your bling with a Vertu phone
Charge your cell phone for $3
Motorola launches Smart Rider at CTIA
Kyocera demonstrates NFC technology
Bluefire plans a new cell phone security app
Dashwire's new goodies make the most of your phone
Casio G'zOne Type-S now sports push-to-talk
Previous coverage
CTIA: A platform for changing the subject
Now more than ever, big trade shows like the wireless industry's taking place next week in Las Vegas, are places where companies can push for a more positive corporate storyline.March 28, 2008 4:00 AM PDT
Comcast and Time Warner to bankroll WiMax joint venture
The Wall Street Journal is reporting that Comcast and Time Warner are in talks to help a joint venture between Sprint Nextel and Clearwire to build a 4G wireless network.March 25, 2008 10:31 PM
Trade show fatigue?
Since it comes after two bigger trade shows, some analysts are suggesting that CTIA may be a quiet event for cell phones.March 24, 2008
CTIA preview
CNET tells you what to expect from the CTIA 2008 show in Las Vegas.March 12, 2008
CTIA revs up for wireless
The CTIA Wireless 2007 trade show highlights the latest developments in enterprise, entertainment, social networking, advertising and emerging markets.March 29, 2007
Photos
Doubling down on wireless at CTIA
The semiannual wireless show features a lineup of new phones, services, and appearances by top industry executives.
A phone parade at CTIA
A roundup of some of the highlights from CTIA, including Windows Mobile 6.1 and Samsung's touch-screen phone (just don't call it an iPhone killer).
GSMA new-phone parade
ARM shows off Android prototype running on Google's platform and Sony Ericsson unveils iPhone competitor. (2/12/08)
Videos
First look: Verizon Wireless XV6900 and HTC Touch Dual
At CTIA 2008, Bonnie Cha takes a look at the HTC Touch Dual and the XV6900, which is Verizon's version of the Dual's predecessor.
First look: LG Vu
Nicole Lee takes a look at the LG Vu, one of the first phones to support AT&T's mobile TV.
First look: Motorola Z9
Kent German shows us the Motorola Z9 for AT&T.
First look: Samsung Instinct
Kent German shows us a new cell phone by Samsung and Sprint which is set out to be a big iPhone competitor.
First look: LG enV(2)
Nicole Lee shows us the LG enV(2) which includes some nice design improvements over its previous model.
First look: Sony XPERIA X1
Bonnie Cha takes a look at the Sony Ericsson XPERIA X1, their first Windows Mobile smart phone.
First look: Kyocera Neo E1100
Kent German takes a look at the Kyocera Neo E1100, a new-style phone with a clean display.
First look: Samsung SGH-G810
Kent German takes a look at the Samsung SGH G810.
First look: Kyocera Mako S4000
Kent German takes a look at the Kyocera Mako S4000.
First look: Motorola Q9c
Bonnie Cha takes a look at the Motorola Q9c in lime green.
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