Review: Motorola Devour smartphone

There's a lot to like about the Devour smartphone, especially its social networking features, intuitive user interface, and sturdy design, but it also has some shortcomings.

Study: iPhone app use peaks on nights, weekendsNew research conducted by app-tracking firm Localytics over the past two months shows that Apple iPhone users mainly use their apps at night and on weekends.

Score deals with your mobile phone You can use your iPhone as a barcode scanner or to find in-store coupons. Ginny Mies of PC World runs down some of the money-saving options available to smartphone-toting shoppers.
Excerpt: Understand the iPhone backup During a sync, iTunes not only syncs managed information and media, but also creates or updates an iPhone backup. The main function of the backup is to permit you to restore personal data and settings to your iPhone during a Restore. In this excerpt from Take Control of iPhone OS 3, Ted Landau takes a closer look at the process of backing up and restoring your iPhone's data.
Modifying iPhone carrier settings There's more you can do with your iPhone's carrier settings than just download and install the latest update. Ted Landau shows you how to custom reinstall, directly view and even modify your carrier settings -- and explains why you would want to.
Top 10 iPhone annoyances -- and how to fix them Even the iPhone isn't perfect. PC World counts down the top 10 iPhone annoyances and what you can do about them.
Bugs & Fixes: Tying up loose ends Ted Landau revisits recent Bugs & Fixes columns to see if there are updates for troubles involving the Apple TV and iPhone.

Motorola Backflip on AT&T: Not the full Android experience AT&T may have opened its arms to Android with the release of Motorola's Backflip, but it isn't exactly embracing the platform's open nature.
iPhone lessons from Google's Nexus One There are a few ways in which Google's Nexus One phone improves on the iPhone, and that should serve as useful feedback for Apple. Jason Snell spent a week with a Nexus One and has the details.
Opinion: How Apple is training you for the future Computerworld's Mike Elgan looks at how Apple is softening consumers' resistance to the gadget future the company envisions for everyone.
Nexus One is 'Good' for business The Nexus One and the Droid prove that the Android invasion is fully underway, and the next battlefront will be the enterprise, PC World's Tony Bradley says. And now there is a Good for Enterprise client for Android smartphones, making the devices even more appealing to business users.
The Macalope Weekly: Free Apple tablet! Did the Macalope say free apple tablet? He meant Apple tablet-free, because this week's installment focuses on the Nexus One-iPhone battle that wasn't, PC market share numbers, and one writer's lonely campaign to paint Apple as the new Microsoft.

Make Your Dreams Come True!
	Enter for a chance to win $25,000 or your choice of other great prizes in the Dream Come True Sweepstakes brought to you by Macworld. Enter now »