 Smartphone Camera Face-Off: Seven Phones Put to the Test Your next smartphone also wants to be your next point-and-shoot camera. We tested seven of the hottest smartphones available right now to see which took the best still images and video. Share:   |  The Android Update Trap Updating your version of the Android operating system can cause more problems than it solves. Be careful what you wish for. Share: |  Samsung Galaxy S III: Rumor Roundup Let's separate fact from fiction and list what we know, and think we know about Samsung's next Galaxy phone. Share: |  The Facebook Phone: Busting the Myth If Facebook focused on its own mobile devices, that could come at the cost of focusing on its competing mobile platforms. Share: |  Sprint: Data Stays Unlimited, Even for a 4G LTE iPhone Sprint is the only major wireless carrier that still offers unlimited smartphone data with no throttling although there are some data limitations. Share: |  How to Migrate From BlackBerry to Android Whether you've persuaded your colleagues to take the plunge with you or are just striking out on your own, we provide a few essential tips for moving from a BlackBerry device to an Android handset. Share: |  The 12 Best Free Mobile Apps for Commuters, 2012 Edition With Waze, NextBus, WeatherBug, and other no-cost phone apps, you can avoid traffic jams or make the most of your time on public transit. Share: |  Twitter Updates IPhone, Android Apps Twitter released updated iPhone and Android apps Thursday that make it easier for users to search and find new information. Share: |  TechHive: Ban Bloatware--We Want Our Smartphones Back Why is bloatware so bad? It goes beyond taking up space on your smartphone and cluttering your screen; some of these apps can make your phone more vulnerable. Share: |  Windows Phone's Secret Weapon: iPhone Carriers Analysis: Microsoft may be gaining a powerful set of partners to help Windows 8 become a success -- AT&T and Verizon Wireless, who need leverage against Apple's onerous demands. Share: | |  | Essential iOS App Collection: Old Favorites, New Features | | Some of our favorite iOS games have gotten updates in recent weeks, adding everything from new levels to Retina display support. |  Superbrothers: Sword & Sworcery EP Games |  Jetpack Joyride Games |  SHADOWGUN Games |  Cut the Rope Games |  Plants vs. Zombies Games | | See more apps from 'Old Favorites, New Features'
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