Stories about: CTIA

Via Technologies released the hardware design for a low-cost laptop with WiMax support under an open-source license on Tuesday, a move intended to make customization easier and shorten design cycles for system makers.

The new Windows Mobile 6.1 offers a full HTML browser and support for Flash and remote management and security features.

AT&T will be the first company to use the touch-enabled tabletop Surface computers as customer service kiosks in stores.

At the giant CTIA mobile phone show, PC World's Denny Arar shows you how to stream music from your phone to a stereo, receive XM radio on your BlackBerry, and get stylish with a new hands-free headset.

Samsung and Sprint collaborate on the most credible iPhone competitor to date.

Senior Editor Denny Arar takes a look at some of the trends at this year's CTIA Wireless show.

There was a lot of talk about WiMax at CTIA this week, but in the convention center parking lot, the rubber hit the road.

Mac is hacked first at CanSecWest; Toshiba's robot helps control remotes; Boston hosts a robotic competition and Steve Wozniak talks on tech; Intel introduces a new Classmate PC; Mobile Internet Devices use Intel's Atom processor; and AT&T uses Microsoft's Surface computer.

What's an electronics show without gadgets? Vringo, Motorola, and Zeemote show new products at CTIA in Las Vegas.

The CTIA Wireless show kicked off in Las Vegas this week with a new Windows Mobile, an iPhone-style handset from Samsung and a surprise announcement of galactic proportions.

The biggest news from the recent CTIA Wireless 2007 show: After years of mostly talking about mobile applications and content, the industry is finally acting. And, lo and behold, Microsoft is positioned to cash in.