Review: iOS 5 makes iPhone 4S slick and sleek

To some people, Apple's new iPhone 4S isn't the overhaul they have been hoping for. Its model number, which doesn't include a "5," stinks of the status quo.
That's ridiculous.
Sure, the 4S doesn't render the iPhone 4 obsolete, and on the surface they're nearly identical. But with a faster processor, new software, a voice-activated personal assistant and a souped-up camera, it's a major...

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Slow show? Yeah, right.

Remember when we said CTIA Fall 2011 was going to be slow and boring? Ha! It's been a surprisingly busy show, with several product announcements, first-time looks, and a few industry tidbits as well.

• CTIA 2011

  

  Nokia: Breaking phones to fix them

  Part of making a good piece of equipment is anticipating how it will break.
  
• Android

  

  Better Facebooking on Android tablets

  Here are three ways to improve your Facebook experience on an Android tablet.
  
• Video

  

  First Look at iOS 5

  Get a hands-on look at the brand-new features that iOS 5 has to offer.
  
• Review

  

  Stellar Sony Bravia

  This beautifully styled Sony Bravia has better picture quality than most other edge-lit LED models.Read morehttp://www.cnet.com/
  

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One Smart Phone, Two Personalities

 

• 10.13.2011
• Communications
• By Tom Simonite
• 2 Comments

Several companies are working on technology that would separate your personal stuff from your work data.

Paul Allen: The Singularity Isn't Near

• 10.12.2011
• Blog
• By Paul G. Allen and Mark Greaves
• 16 Comments

The Singularity Summit approaches this weekend in New York. But the Microsoft cofounder and a colleague say the singularity itself is a long way off.Read more

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