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    10 file-sharing options: Dropbox, Google Drive and more

    Even with all the online storage now available, sharing files -- especially large ones -- can still be a problem. We look at 10 online services that aim to make it simpler.

    Written by Serdar Yegulalp • 13 July 12 10:08

  • Windows Server 2012 Release Preview: Compelling new features

    Windows Server 2012 Release Preview features a better virtual desktop experience, much easier DirectAccess deployment and a full-scale file-classification and access control system.

    Written by Jonathan Hassell • 09 July 12 11:00

  • Galaxy S III review: Hands down, the best Android smartphone

    Thanks to real attention to usability and meaningful features, Samsung's flagship takes its place as the Android front-runner

    Written by Galen Gruman • 06 July 12 10:12

  • Droid Incredible 4G LTE review: Great sound, good price

    HTC's Droid Incredible 4G LTE is not the sexiest smartphone on the market, but it offers great sound and Android 4.0 for a reasonable price.

    Written by Matt Hamblen • 05 July 12 19:30

  • Seagate Backup Plus review: Save your social media data

    Seagates new line of Backup Plus drives is a convenient way to ensure data from your computer and from social networking sites is backed up.

    Written by Lucas Mearian • 05 July 12 10:06

  • 10 e-commerce platforms make selling simpler

    We take a hands-on look at 10 e-commerce tools that can help businesses large and small sell products and/or services online. Insider (registration required)

    Written by Brian Proffitt • 03 July 12 14:06

  • Review: Weighing Windows Server 2012

    From network services and storage to virtualization and private cloud, the beefy new Windows Server leaves no server role unturned

    Written by Oliver Rist • 27 June 12 10:13

  • Samsung Galaxy S III review: A rock star phone, but does it deliver?

    Samsung's Galaxy S III is one of the most hotly anticipated Android phones ever. So does it actually live up to all the hype?

    Written by JR Raphael • 20 June 12 10:13

  • Google polishes Chrome OS, but is it enough to entice buyers?

    Google launched the Chrome OS in late 2010 and has continued to update it despite lukewarm reception by the public toward the platform's model: a browser-centered OS running on a lightweight, minimally-spec'd notebook meant to be used with an always-on Internet connection.

    Written by Howard Wen • 18 June 12 11:22

  • Review: Up close with NetSuite's deep ERP

    NetSuite offers extensive ERP, CRM, and other business management functionality to organizations that recognize the value proposition associated with SaaS

    Written by Michael Burns • 13 June 12 14:36

  • Fluent review: An innovative new interface for Gmail

    A new service called Fluent promises to revolutionize the way you use Gmail. We put it to the test to see what it's really all about.

    Written by JR Raphael • 08 June 12 17:09

  • Review: 3 Web stack monitors in the cloud

    Monitoring services from Boundary, Circonus, and Librato combine simple setup and richly different capabilities

    Written by Peter Wayner • 06 June 12 10:12

  • Preview: Huawei Vision smartphone

    Chinese smartphone manufacturer Huawei certainly knows how to build a bargain Android phone. But does it know how to build a bargain Android phone with style? That's what it is attempting with the launch of the Huawei Vision.

    Written by Ross Catanzariti • 23 Nov. 11 15:08
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    Hands on with the Dell Mini 3i smartphone

    The first Dell Mini 3i smartphone to go on sale anywhere in the world will be available in China this December for 4800 Chinese yuan (US$704) without a mobile phone contract, China Mobile representatives said Thursday.

    Written by Dan Nystedt • 20 Nov. 09 08:05

  • Palm Pre

    I have a confession to make: About two years ago I made a big mistake and bought a phone designed for mere mortals when what I really wanted was an Apple iPhone. Don't get me wrong -- my Sony Ericsson W580i has served me well -- but I'm ready to move up to a super-phone.

    Written by Brian Nadel • 22 June 09 14:15

  • BlueAnt Q1 Bluetooth headset

    If you have problems figuring out the buttons on Bluetooth headsets, the Q1 could make things easier

    Written by Barbara Krasnoff • 25 May 09 13:30
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    Sony Ericsson W595

    Another mid-range Walkman handset, the Sony Ericsson W595 mobile phone doesn’t offer anything new or groundbreaking and its build quality is questionable. Despite these issues, it remains a reasonable handset for the asking price

    Written by Ross Catanzariti • 06 March 09 14:30
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    Thuraya SO-2510 satellite phone

    The Thuraya SO-2510 is a far cry from the traditional large and chunky satellite phones. In fact, it's claimed to be the world's smallest satellite phone. Although not rugged or waterproof, the SO-2510 should satisfy most users' needs in terms of reliability. Thuraya's reliance on a single satellite means coverage can be hit and miss, however.

    Written by Ross Catanzariti • 31 March 09 15:10

  • Iridium 9505A satellite phone

    The Iridium 9505A is a satellite phone with fast signal acquisition and a semi-rugged chassis that makes it resistant to water and shocks. Unfortunately, it is expensive and doesn't offer GSM network access.

    Written by David Ramli • 30 March 09 15:00

  • Thuraya SG-2520

    The Thuraya SG-2520 is a satellite and tri-band GSM smartphone that bundles features like a camera and a 1.9in colour LCD into a light and portable package.

    Written by David Ramli • 27 March 09 16:30
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