All the smarts you need to buy a phone with the power of a computer, not a computer masquerading as a phone. Read more

Throw away that mega-buck video camera. If Mike Hodgkinson, Director of Rob Dickinson's "Oceans" music video is right, all you need to make it to MTV or VH1 is Nokia's N93 camera phone. See the video and the making-of video, as well as a slideshow featuring the N93. Read more

We'll publish an update to this story the first week in January 2007. After looking at the Psion 5mx of the late 1990s, we begin designing a modern version of the highly ergonomic and most iconic back-pocket sized clamshell computer ever. We haven't answered every design question and hope you can help us get everything right. Read more

Surprise, surprise! Cell phone based TV is not just for 18 year olds. Its primetime isn't 8-11 pm. Its demographics might shock you. And guess where nearly a quarter of mobile TV viewing is done? Read more

The sleek black and chrome Blackberry Pearl gets a camera and memory card, but can you really put a QWERTY keyboard on something as thin and light as a Motorola RAZR? Read more

Nokia's WiFi powered 770 was the first small Internet based personal communication device. With its Mylo personal communicator Sony stakes out its claim in this newly developing product area. Read more

Nokia's Tiny OS-upgraded 770 delivers the same great screen and adds IM, VOIP and extended virtual memory. We assess the upgrade and the 770 itself. Read more

Bruce Gain explores the world of GPS receivers from tiny portables to the ones built into fancy cars. Some of his conclusions might surprise you. Read more

In a world where street corners are inundated with iPod-toting twenty-somethings, city buses have become PSP clubs, and every airplane is a second home to dozens of PMPs, the original digital handheld, the PDA, still reigns supreme. That's because, with the right software, you can add the functionality of virtually any portable device to your PDA. Read more

The Japanese are moving a number of functions to their mobile phones. One of the latest innovations is replacing cash and credit cards. Maybe some day this technology will find its way into our mobile phones. Read more