"Cell Phones" news, interviews, and features
Slideshows about Cell Phones
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News about Cell Phones
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In Pictures: Don’t call it Linux! And other things that tick off Richard Stallman
Love him or hate him, you have to admit that the founder of the free software movement isn’t shy about sharing his opinions on things ...
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5 steps to prepare for the Ice Cream Sandwich update
Ice Cream Sandwich includes great new features for business, so prepare to make your upgradeas smooth as possible
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Five tips to avoid malware in mobile apps
Malware is a growing concern for smartphones and tablets, and you need to know how to steer clear of malicious apps.
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iOS vs. Android Battle repeats Mac vs. PC clash: What's next?
The smartphone and tablet war is similar to the old Mac vs. PC war. Will the outcome be the same?
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Opinion: The problem with Android
Android 4.0 will soon be available... if you buy a Samsung Galaxy Nexus. If you have some other Android smartphone or tablet, good luck
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Nokia Lumia smartphones are disappointing
I am very impressed with Windows Phone 7.5, and had high expectations for the unveiling of Nokia Lumia smartphones
Features about Cell Phones
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Guide: How to sync your PC, smartphone, and tablet
With the right services and software, you can keep documents, contacts, calendars, and Web browsers synced across devices
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RIM BlackBerry forecast: Grim, with hope on the horizon
US popularity for RIM products wanes. Will RIM lose the smartphone war to Apple and Google?
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Why there's no stopping the Android train
Apple's iPhone is on its way to becoming a niche player, suggest data from numerous recent reports.
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Why Android users are such a happy lot
Openness and customization are among the Android mobile platform's top crowd-pleasing aspects, a report finds.
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Is Android less secure than iPhone? Um, no.
Trend Micro’s self-serving 'security through obscurity' claim about Android lacking security flies in the face of reality.
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BlackBerry Dakota signals RIM's desperation
RIM has thrown everything but the kitchen sink into the upcoming BlackBerry Dakota as it tries to maintain market share
