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Every spring CNET travels to the annual Cellular Telecommunications Industry Association show to bring you the latest news from the cell phone world. Yet you may be surprised that CTIA also holds an event in the fall. The CTIA Wireless IT and Entertainment show is smaller than the spring event and is more focused on content and services, but it's still a forum for manufacturers to introduce new cell phones and for carriers to roll out new services. This year CNET editors Kent German and Bonnie Cha travel to Los Angeles to bring you the latest news and hottest products.
Catching up with Symbian
Now that the Nokia E62 is out on Cingular, we suspect a number of business users will snatch up this powerful smart phone. However, unlike the Palm an... (Read more)
Posted by: Bonnie Cha, Thu Sep 14 11:23:00 PDT 2006
Sprint expands EV-DO Rev-A offerings
Verizon's not the only one moving forward with its EV-DO Revision-A plans. Sprint is expanding its offering of EV-DO Rev-A-capable devices by the end ... (Read more)
Posted by: Bonnie Cha, Thu Sep 14 09:38:00 PDT 2006
Sprint handset update
Sprint gave us an update on its forthcoming iDEN/CDMA hybrid phones. Two handsets are in the works that will use iDEN for push-to-talk calls, CDMA for... (Read more)
Posted by: Kent German, Thu Sep 14 09:38:00 PDT 2006
Sprint ramps up mobile content
Mobile TV is a hot topic here at CTIA, and for the cell phone industry in general. A number of services are out there, such as MobiTV, GoTV, and Sling... (Read more)
Posted by: Bonnie Cha, Wed Sep 13 23:04:00 PDT 2006
First impressions: Palm Treo 750v
Our First Look video of the Palm Treo 750v is up, but I wanted to add a few more thoughts. First, it's really difficult to make a judgment on a produc... (Read more)
Posted by: Bonnie Cha, Wed Sep 13 20:45:00 PDT 2006
Our editors scoured the Los Angeles Convention Center to bring you the cell phone sights on the show floor.
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The fall CTIA show kicked off Monday night with a preview of some new products, including interactive football, video ring back, and other phone apps.
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A preview of the Kyocera 132, a flip phone with a very basic design and features. Get a preview from the CTIA fall show.
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A preview of two new and slender UTStarcom phones from the CTIA fall show.
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Sprint's Sanyo SCP-8400 offers compatibility for 3G EV-DO networks and a new degree of personalization.
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Though it offers only basic features, LG's newest handset for Verizon Wireless is attractively styled.
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The Samsung SGH-D900, the "black carbon," offers a wealth of high-end features in a sexy, thin slider design.
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Thin cell phones are in, and UTStarcom aims to capture design devotees with a series of slim handsets.
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A preview of the Palm Treo 750V from the CTIA fall 2006 show: the 750V has a more compact form, with no external antenna and a new rubber grip.
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Get a first look at the highly anticipated Nokia N93, a 3.2-megapixel camera phone with a swivel screen, shown at the CTIA 2006 fall showcase.
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This slider phone has similar features to the Krzr but has been optimized for mobile imaging, enabling the user to make edits straight from the phone.
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This flip phone has similar features to the regular V3i but is gold-colored, with a Dolce & Gabbana dangle. Get a first look from the CTIA showcase in Los Angeles.
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Kent German shows off the Krzr, a thinner version of the Razr phone, with updated software and design, an enhanced phone book, a new media player, and a 2-megapixel camera.
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