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CTIA Vegas 2009

CTIA Las Vegas 2009 is the most important mobile industry show in the US held from April 1-3.  Noah will be there bringing you all of the new phones, new service announcements, and other news from the show floor, press conferences, and late-night parties.  What will the show bring:  Palm Pre launch?  The next Android phone?  WiMax news?  A surprise announcement from Apple?  You'll know as soon as we do!
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Lets Talk gets a demo of AT&Ts LG Neon

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Lets Talk checks out the Nokia E71x @ CTIA 2009

Let's Talk checks out the Nokia E71x @ CTIA 2009

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Samsung Finesse (Metro PCS) - Hands-On

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Samsung Propel Pro - Hands-On

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Related Comments

Re: Re: LG Xenon (AT&T) - Hands-On

i would recommend the xenon it has more option on the keyboard and loads of add on's, seemingly more than the impression, its also smaller.

Re: Palm Pre New Apps: Pandora, Fandango, Sprint TV, Nascar

the pre looks so awesome

Re: LG Xenon (AT&T) - Hands-On

I luv the phone im getting this one 2mmorow yES!!! im getting in black

Re: Samsung Finesse (Metro PCS) - Hands-On

all u need is the mirco sd card, it will play videos and photos

Re: LG Xenon (AT&T) - Hands-On

Hey Im an at Coustmer i was wonder what phone was better the impression or the xenon im looking to buy one of them but im not sure which one im leaning closer to the xenon so waht do you guys think

Re: Re: LG Xenon (AT&T) - Hands-On

TO me, I think plain black is the best

Re: Samsung Instinct s30 (Sprint) Hands-On

what phone is the better the Samsung Instinct s30 or the Exclaim?

Re: Re: Samsung Instinct s30 (Sprint) Hands-On

What are you talking about the instinct s30 is a good solid phone sure it isnt an iphone,g1, or blackberry but it works man it doesnt crash it doesnt lag IT DOES WHAT ITS SUPPOSED TO DO!! atleast it didnt take samsung three tries to put mms messaging and a landscape keyboard on it and ohhh yea a three 1/2 mm headphone jack and a video camera. to top it off sprint has the best rates. you get EVERYTHING!!!!! for a hundred bucks you cant beat that and it has all the email clients on it ( at&t not having gmail on all phones ) Im sick of every one bashing samsung and instinct its a phone when it boils down to it does what you want it to do like calling emailing and text messaging the basics and there is more to back it up like a good touch screen opera mini which is great and a great voice command system i dont get whats not to like how can you call this a crappy device??? you obviously dont have a cluue

Re: Re: Samsung Instinct s30 (Sprint) Hands-On

hey who ever this is u dont have a clue the instinct s30 sure it isnt an iphone,g1,or blackberry but it works man it doesnt crash it doesnt lag IT DOES WHAT ITS SUPPOSED TO DO. Im sick of everyone bashing samsung and instinct. What do you want a phone to do?? it does everything you need it has better call quality than most phones (Iphone) and it has a good email interphase and it has all the main email clients ( at&t not having gmail ) better voice command system has a better service carrier. and Sprint has the best rates you get EVERYTHING for a hundred bucks a month you cant beat that try criticize something that you can back up your point Instinct as a phone is a good solid choice iphone has great apps but it has its fare share of problems hint the 3GS. So back off the instinct you have absolutely no idea what you are talkin about.

Re: HTC Diamond2: Joni from Let's Talk gets a closer look during CTIA

i wish i coold inslaull android on it
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