Apple gave AT&T the closest thing possible to an outright snub introducing the iPhone 3G S...and customers who want to upgrade are not pleased with the carrier.
AT&T has announced it will be offering the Samsung clamshell SHG-A717 and candybar SGH-A727, bringing 3G multimedia capabilities at budget-bearable prices.
The "new" AT&T has launched red versions of the BlackBerry Pearl and Treo 680 smartphones, daring those corporate types to try something besides black or grey.
AT&T's new U-verse OnTheGo takes on the Slingbox by enabling U-verse customers to view their home TV lineup anywhere they can get a broadband Internet connection.
Philips is showing off a 100-inch LCD at the IFA 2006 trade show in Berlin, and Panasonic says it'll be happy to sell you that 103-inch plasma screen...for 80 grand.
New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo has filed antitrust charges against chipmaker Intel, alleging the company abused its market position to squeeze out rival AMD.
Apple's App Store now has over 100,000 programs available for the iPhone and iPod touch...yet the company's approval processes remain as arbitrary as ever.
If you can put high-definition video on a USB hard drive or thumb drive, ViewSonic's VMP70 can out it on you HDTV...with a remote, HDMI, and S/PDIF to boot.
Acer is pulling out all the stops with its new Aspire AS8940G-6865 notebook, running a Core i7 processor, sporting an 18.4-inch display, and Nvidia GeForce GTS 250M graphics.
Vizio's new VM190XVT and VM230XVT LCD televisions feature LCD backlighting in small packages: 19- and 23-inches, respectively, with full HD 1080p resolution.
Sony is courting the Japanese business market with the new carbon-bodied Vaio G notebook, offering a 12.1-inch screen and weighing less than two pounds.