CNET editors show you the top messaging phones of 2009.
Originally posted at Dialed In

Every two weeks, CNET editor Nicole Lee answers your questions about cell phones and cell phone accessories in The 411.
Originally posted at Dialed In

Finally, the notion of dropped calls on Apple’s iPhone reaches the attention of “Saturday Night Live.” The 16-second segment immediately flies around the Web, only to be later taken down.
Originally posted at Technically Incorrect

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A state legislator is bringing a bill to the 2010 session that would require cell phone vendors to affix cancer warnings on devices.
Originally posted at The Digital Home

Sony Ericsson’s first Google Android phone, the Xperia X10, gets FCC approval with support for T-Mobile’s 3G bands.
Originally posted at Android Atlas

Sony Ericsson’s first Google Android phone, the Xperia X10, gets FCC approval with support for T-Mobile’s 3G bands.
Originally posted at Android Atlas

Is it time for my infamous Powernog yet? It’s the weekend, after all.

Sprint announces the immediate availability of the RIM BlackBerry 8530.
Originally posted at Dialed In

Sprint announces via its Twitter account that it will update the HTC Hero and Samsung Moment straight to Android 2.1 in the first half of 2010.
Originally posted at Android Atlas

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Verizon responds to FCC’s questioning over the ETF hike.
Originally posted at Dialed In

CNET picks the worst cell phones and smartphones of 2009.
Originally posted at Dialed In

CNET reviews 2009 with the top cell phones of the year.
Originally posted at Dialed In