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T-Mobile is launching a new phone-- the Sony Ericsson Equinox. Unlike most headline-making mobile phones, the Equinox is not trying to be the next iPhone-killer. The Equinox isn't even trying to be a smart phone.

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California cell phone law snares First Lady

California governor Arnold Schwarzenegger has promoted a new law banning talking on a cell phone while driving as an important safety measure, so it was obviously something of an embarrassment when his wife was spotted driving and chatting into a handset -- but not perhaps for the reasons you might think.

| News | Legal | Mobile & wireless | 10/19/09 at 7:38 am |


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How Wireless Carriers Gouge You--And How to Fight Back

Are you paying too much for your cell phone and its services? Even if you're sticking to your monthly allocation of minutes and messages, you might still be paying more than you have to.

| Tip | Personal tech | 10/17/09 at 8:59 pm |


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Six Super-Hot GPS Mobile Phones

Why buy a dedicated GPS unit when you can walk, talk and find your way on-the-go using your mobile phone?

| Feature | Mobile & wireless | Personal tech | 10/14/09 at 11:00 am |


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CTIA Wireless 2009: Fall's Hottest Handsets

While Android phones are starting to enter carriers' lineups, most of the new phones launched at the recent CTIA wireless telecommunications trade show ran Windows Mobile 6.5. A few inexpensive--but well-equipped--feature phones also debuted, further blurring the line between what is and what isn't a smartphone.



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