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Special Edition CrackBerry Podcast: Smartphone Experts Crew Reports from CTIA 2010 in Las Vegas
Listen Now!
By Kevin Michaluk on 24 Mar 2010 03:04 pm
CTIA 2010 is taking place right now in Las Vegas and Dieter Bohn, Phil Nickinson and myself are on hand representing the Smartphone Experts crew. With the biggest news of the show already said and done, we sat down this morning to reflect upon the event. Take a listen. Show links below.
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Show Links
- AndroidCentral: Hands-on with the Motorola i1 iDEN Android phone on Sprint
- AndroidCentral: Finger-on with the 32GB Sandisk microSD card
- AndroidCentral: Hands-on(mostly) with the new AT&T Android-powered Dell Aero
- AndroidCentral: Hands-on with BlueAnt's Bluetooth headset Android app [AC at CTIA]
- AndroidCentral: Quick Hands On with the EVO 4G from HTC and Sprint
- AndroidCentral: Sprint and HTC Announce the HTC EVO 4G
- AndroidCentral: Hands-on with the Samsung Galaxy S
- AndroidCentral: Samsung announces Android Galaxy S, with 4-inch Super AMOLED screen
- AndroidCentral: CTIA Day 1 keynote
- AndroidCentral: Sprint announces more cities to receive WiMax 4G this year
- AndroidCentral: Zagg Leather Skin for the Motorola Droid
- AndroidCentral: Groundbreaking new device announced tomorrow?
- AndroidCentral: Motorola announces i1, the first Android push-to-talk device on Sprint
- AndroidCentral: Android Central at CTIA Wireless
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- CrackBerry.com: CTIA 2010: RIM's BlackBerry Booth!
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- CrackBerry.com: Twitter for BlackBerry Available March 31st
- PreCentral.net: AT&T Palm Pre Plus and Palm Pixi Plus: First Hands-on!
- PreCentral.net: Pre Plus and Pixi Plus to hit AT&T in 'Coming Months'
mjbesen310 Mar 24, 2010 at 3:37 pm
to bad RIM didn't say anything at this show about anything but a lousy twitter app...
DM3D Mar 24, 2010 at 4:01 pm
Just what I need!
lesa35 Mar 24, 2010 at 5:33 pm
I'd like to win one of these.
Soon2B Mar 24, 2010 at 6:23 pm
Europe was driving smart cars for at least 11 years already. If they werent smart cars they sure as hell were the same size... so the form factor was already there.
On to the fact about the Crackberry team cursing... Look at the name of the site. CRACKberry. with a name like that who would actually care about a little fbomb droppings. Or maybe people find it funny, that Canadians (usually one of the most polite societies) curse.
Scion.Nole Mar 24, 2010 at 7:51 pm
I enjoy the regular crackberry crew and these special cross-section platform update podcasts as well. It's always interesting to hear what the other smartphone companies are up to. Keep up the good work (putting the podtrapper to good use)
iLovemy_bb Mar 24, 2010 at 11:24 pm
Choose dammit...Deeterr Bone lol jk Dieter...palm pre gsm ftw...Arak not IRAQ, lmao...keep WebOS it's great...NINJA NINJA...Nokia? WEBKIT...super AMOLED...#FAIL Go EVO
iLovemy_bb Mar 24, 2010 at 11:24 pm
It really appeals to all of us device nerds...
Cap_172R Mar 25, 2010 at 8:22 am
Lots of info there...lol, was good. keep up the good work guys! always good to hear about other smartphones manufacturers and where things stand with them as well!
djjohnson Mar 27, 2010 at 11:37 pm
I thoroughly enjoyed the podcast!
Keep up the good work, and awaiting the next podcast.
Cheers!