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BlackBerry Storm vs. iPhone 3G: 8 Reasons to Pick the Storm

RIM's new touch screen BlackBerry Storm may be better suited for your needs than Apple's iPhone 3G. Here are 8 reasons why.



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Living with an iPhone 3G, part 2

Last week, I described the e-mail problems I've had with my Apple iPhone 3G. This week I'll give you my take on some other complaints that consumers have raised, including dropped calls, sluggish network speeds, and short battery life.

| Opinion | Mobile & wireless | Personal tech | 09/17/08 at 3:58 pm |


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"Funnest" is an awfully strong word for a couple of iPods

Pretty iPod nanos, spiffy iPod Touches -- so why doesn't it perk me up? At least there are Genius Playlists to console me -- if only I could download the update.

| Opinion | Personal tech | 09/09/08 at 2:13 pm |


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The iPhone bug: Fixing things is hard

Because sometimes the things you fix aren't just one thing.

| Opinion | Mobile & wireless | Personal tech | 08/29/08 at 10:39 am |


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