Phone Data Caps: Five Things You Shouldn't Do (Too Often)

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Phone Data Caps: Five Things You Shouldn't Do (Too Often) Worried about exceeding your cell phone or smartphone's monthly data allotment? Here are a few ways you can reduce your byte consumption. - Liane Cassavoy, PCWorld Digital Gear News & Reviews Samsung Conquer 4G for Sprint: No Frills, Affordable Smartphone The Samsung Conquer 4G doesn't exactly have impressive specs, but the $100 price is a sweet deal for a 4G Android phone. Share: RIM BlackBerry's QNX-Based Phones Expected to Underwhelm Users Research In Motion reportedly plans to launch a single-core device next year, but its competitors are focusing on dual- and multicore CPUs for their phones. Share: 5 Lomography Cameras for Retro, Dreamy Photography Who needs digital? These 5 cheap, quirky plastic camera let you take photos old-school style, while pulling off a cool visual trick. Share: Tablet News Amazon Kindle Cloud Reader Joins Uprising against Apple App Store Are Seven-Inch Tablets the New Sweet Spot for Tablet Buyers? 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