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AT&T to invest $2B in mobile network

AT&T said Thursday that it will invest an additional $2 billion in its network in 2010 to make sure it keeps up with the growing demand from new smartphones and other 3G data devices, such as the Apple iPad, on its network.

CNNMoney: Apple unveils iPad. Your move, Amazon

Why would anyone buy a Kindle for $259 when they can have an iPad for $499?

With iPad, will size matter?

We were right all along. It's called the Apple iPad, and it's a smallish, $499 computer (for the entry-level model, that is) that can best be described as a big iPhone or iPod touch.

CNNMoney: Apple doubles iPhone sales in record quarter

Apple Inc. reported another strong quarter Monday on the back of its current product lineup, including iPhones and Macintosh computers, as the company gears up for its widely anticipated announcement of a new tablet computer on Wednesday.

Apps: They're not just for your phone anymore

To most people these days, an "app" is something you download on your smartphone to help you do a specific task -- say, find a good nearby restaurant.

Bold new e-readers grab attention at CES

The first generation of electronic readers had little more than black-and-white text. The second generation had black-and-white text, simple graphics and Web connectivity.

FAQ: Using your smartphone safely

Smartphones aren't just smart, they're personal computers. Unlike a desktop or even a laptop PC, those devices and other mobile phones can easily slip out of a pocket or purse, be left in a taxi, or get snatched off a table.

Samsung dives into 3-D, e-reader, MP3 worlds

Samsung dove headfirst on Wednesday into a number of technology trends already making waves at the Consumer Electronics Show.

AT&T to offer 5 Android phones, enhanced apps program

AT&T announced Wednesday plans to launch five smartphones running Android -- the communications giant's first venture with the Google-created operating system.

Google unveils Nexus One 'superphone'

Calling it their "superphone," Google unveiled the Nexus One on Tuesday, marking the online search giant's first leap into the smartphone market.

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