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CTIA Wireless 2009: U.S. goes mobile

CTIA Wireless, the U.S. trade show and conference held every spring, is where the biggest and most influential players in the U.S. mobile market gather.

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  • Image Gallery: A walk through the BlackBerry App World

    RIM launched their BlackBerry App World onboard application store at CTIA on 1 April 2009. The App World application lets you purchase and download applications to your supported RIM BlackBerry device. Apps can be free (30% were at launch) or priced from US$2.99 and up. You can read reviews, download some trials, view screenshots, and provide feedback for the applications.

  • Nokia, AT&T debut thinnest smartphone ever

    Nokia has unveiled its E71x, just 10 millimeters thin and coming to AT&T in "coming weeks" for $99.99.

  • Image Gallery: Hands on with the Samsung OMNIA HD, Nokia E75, N86, HTC Touch Pro2 and HTC Snap

    The Samsung OMNIA HD has a beautiful 3.7 inch AMOLED display. The Nokia E75 has a full slide-out QWERTY keyboard in a compact package while the N86 takes the dual slider form factor to the next level. The HTC Snap was announced at CTIA 2009 and is the true successor to the HTC Excalibur/T-Mobile Dash. The keyboard is fantastic and the device feels great in your hand. The HTC Touch Pro2 is the latest full QWERTY keyboard device with an amazing display and some excellent features that make it a very compelling device for the power user.

  • AT&T phones at CTIA photos

    AT&T got a head start on CTIA by announcing six new messaging cell phones.

  • Inside Skype for iPhone--photos

    The free Skype for iPhone is here, and it's sporting some iPhone-only duds. Check out our screenshots of the popular VoIP app, Apple-style.

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