CES 2009 show report

Samsung announced two devices at CES that cram mini projectors into their tiny chassis. Both devices use the Texas Instruments compact projector technology that's been kicking around for a few years, but up till now required a separate input.  Read more »

LG has introduced the LG HBM-800, a Bluetooth headset and speakerphone in one.  Read more »

The Swarovski crystal-clad LG HBM-530 features an e-Clip ergonomic earbud and a carrying cradle, and looks like a piece of costume jewelry. Read more »

If Palm's past launch timings are anything to go by, that will take a few months. So if the company fulfills its first half release for Sprint, we are looking at a Q3 (for the optimists) or Q4 Asia launch.  Read more »

Palm's new WebOS passed its first test: It looks good. But will the device attract legions of developers?  Read more »

The BlueAnt Q1 headset combines the voice interface technology from the V1 with a stylish gunmetal design.  Read more »

CNET had a chance to sit down with Palm vice president Stephane Maes to get some (but not all) of the answers to my burning questions.  Read more »

Palm took one giant step toward regaining its position as a relevant mobile computing company with the introduction of the Palm Pre on Thursday.  Read more »

Probably stealing the limelight was the LG Watch Phone with its unique, stylish design.  Read more »

One trusted source has described the new operating system as "amazing". We'll have to wait and see at the show. Read more »

Microsoft will have a bunch of stuff to show at CES, but a rumored ZunePhone won't be one of them.  Read more »

Its LG-GD910 watch phone ups the stakes by including a 3G HSDPA radio under the hood, giving it video call capability.  Read more »

Motorola already got the jump with a new crop of devices prior to the CES launch. Will there be more handsets unveiled at the show?  Read more »