CTIA

While mobile gaming applications are rapidly growing in quantity and quality on both the iOS and Android platforms, the ESRB is working toward a standardized rating system for all mobile games.

New policy will notify cellphone customers before they exceed their data, voice, text, or roaming limits.

There are now more wirelessly connected phones and tablets in the United States than there are people.

Forget 3D glasses. Both LG's Optimus 3D (AT&T Thrill 4G) and HTC's EVO 3D have thrown their hats into the ring with the Nintendo 3DS, offering a full 3D effect without any eye wear needed. Which one is best? Find out here.

I spent some time with Samsung's Galaxy Tab 8.9 and 10.1, but came away with mixed feelings. While the redesigned tablets look impressive, using them was not as fun as it could have been.

I spent some time with HTC's new Flyer tablet (also known as the EVO View 4G on Sprint) and walked away impressed. Using a custom version of Android Gingerbread, HTC has brought a compelling, unique tablet experience in a small, 7-inch form factor.

T-Mobile and LG's new G-Slate tablet has some solid features, but its defining one, 3D, is poorly executed and uses 3D technology out of the 1950s.

The T-Mobile G2x by LG is a solid new dual-core Android phone, but we're very impressed with its HDMI Mirroring, which lets users instantly stream content to an HDTV. CTIA impressions inside.

At its CTIA "Unpacked" event today, Samsung showed off a refreshed, thinner Galaxy Tab 10.1 and its brand new Galaxy Tab 8.9 as well as pricing/availability for both.

This morning, the heads of all three major carriers joined Jim Cramer of CNBC for a live roundtable on the state of the wireless industry and, of course, the purchase of T-Mobile by AT&T.

In addition to announcing new tablets at CTIA, Samsung also showed off a whole suite of apps, services, and business features for its Galaxy Tab and Galaxy S devices.

Despite being pushed to No. 2 because of the planned AT&T/T-Mobile merger, Verizon says it does not need to purchase Sprint to stay competitive.

The first officially publicized release date for the PlayBook is here, and Sprint will be adding the 4G tablet to its lineup this summer.

Samsung is teasing that it may unveil yet another Galaxy Tab this month at CTIA...and seems to be hinting at an 8.9-inch version.

Those cell phone radiation labels might not be here as soon as you think, thanks to CTIA, the Wireless Association.

Samsung's latest smartphone will feature a 4-inch AMOLED display, 1 GHz processor, and an "augmented reality browser." And it runs Android.

Verizon may have a significant lead in deploying a 4G LTE network, but handsets won't be ready for prime time until 2012, according to one AT&T exec.

The upcoming app allows you to see when your friends are busy, what they're doing, and be notified when they're free.