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This afternoon, CNET presented a CES session called “Next Big Thing,” focused on how technology ecosystems are coming to dictate the success or failure of products like phones, computers and TVs. The point: Competitive gadget specs are critical to compete, but they’re just the price of admission. Even the fastest speeds, highest resolutions and most
You are here: Home » Tech News » CES 2012 raining Android launches, roundup of 30+ devices Tech News It’s raining Androids At the 2012 Consumer Electronics Show (CES), the pace at which companies are announcing Android-operated devices is simply astonishing, it’s definitely raining Androids. There were dozens of rumors leading up to the massive
With yesterday’s announcement of the Lumia 900 on ATT, Windows Phone 7 finally has a flagship phone in the US. While there have already been mid-to-high-end Windows Phones from HTC and Samsung, this is the first stateside offering from the Microsoft/Nokia alliance aside from the middling Lumia 710. What better time, then, to compare the
Sony announced the biggest change yet to its smartphone line-up at CES 2012 – the official dropping of the Ericsson brand and the ushering in of NXT phones. The Sony Xperia Ion is one of two Ericsson-free handsets announced – the other being the Sony Xperia S – which share a lot of similarities in
Sony plans to introduce its first Sony-branded phone on ATT’s LTE network this year, the company announced at the Consumer Electronics Show on January 9. The Xperia Ion has impressive specs and a beautiful screen, though it wasn’t a perfect experience in our hands. The Xperia Ion has a 1.5GHz dual-core processor and 16GB of
From left to right: Samsung Galaxy Note, Samsung Exhilarate, HTC Titan II and Sony Xperia ion. LAS VEGAS — You knew it was coming. A huge wave of new smartphones, crushing last year’s measly models with their impressive display, processor and camera specs. ATT announced new 4G smartphones from Samsung, HTC and Sony, unveiling a lineup of large displays,
LAS VEGAS–It was only a matter of time until Samsung announced the U.S. version of the Samsung Galaxy Note, the phone maker’s largest smartphone to date. Already available in Asia and Europe, ATT’s take adds two other things: support for ATT’s 4G LTE network and a faster 1.5Ghz processor. Our crew did get some good