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• Sprint Downplays Report It Shared GPS Data With Feds Sprint Nextel is downplaying a blog report that it provided law enforcement authorities with customer GPS location data more than eight million times.
• Picture This: Epson PictureMate Show Printer Includes Digital Frame Epson's latest snapshot printer lets you enjoy photos on screen as well as on paper.
• Sprint Makes Goverment Tracking of GPS Data Easy Sprint handed over info on customer locations 8 million times last year. So where's the outrage?
• AT&T: Not As Lousy As Everyone Thinks? How much worse are AT&T's cellular and wireless data services than those provided by the other three major carriers? Not as much as we try to make ourselves believe.
• Shopping for a Photo Printer Looking for a good photo printer this holiday season? Follow these four tips for a smart buy.
• Verizon Challenges Sprint Marketing Claim Fresh from its legal victory over AT&T's challenge, Verizon is starting a new battle against Sprint's marketing slogan. Verizon has a reason to fight for "most reliable".
• Epson PictureMate Charm Snapshot Printer: Basic and Affordable Slower than its Epson cousins but also a little cheaper, the Charm is a good choice for a basic photo printer.
• HP Photosmart A646 Snapshot Printer: Versatile and Fun The wide variety of paper sizes and editing options available on the A646 may make up for a few other shortcomings.
• Canon Selphy CP790 Snapshot Printer: Cute but Awkward The CP790 printer is cute and stylish, but it wastes ink and has an awkward paper-handling setup.
• Snapshot Photo Printers For the Holiday Season Both Epson's PictureMate Charm PM 225 Compact Photo Printer and HP's Photosmart A646 Compact Photo Printer cost roughly the same. Which would better suit your needs?
• Five Tips for Better Photo Printing Follow these five tips to get the best prints from your photo printer or inkjet.
• Palm Pixi (Sprint) Smartphone The newest addition to the WebOS family has an attractive, superslim design, but its performance can be slow and the keyboard needs improvement.
• A Smartphone Owner's Bill of Rights In a wireless market featuring high prices, limited competition, and sparse regulation, it's time consumers got some protection.
• Printee Saves Paper, But Doesn't Spare You Trouble Reduce the amount of paper you use when printing with Printee add-on for Internet Explorer.
• Droid vs. Pre vs. iPhone: A Cost of Ownership Reality Check Which of these three hot handhelds (Droid, iPhone, and Palm Pre) will cost you the most over two years?
• The Best Tech Deals of the Week We'll show you where to find the best prices on an Apple MacBook laptop, a Casio megazoom camera, a Toshiba external hard drive, and more.
• Sprint Netbook Isn't The Deal It May Seem Buyerss end up with a powerful, if pricey, Internet connection permanently tied to an under-powered portable computer
• Analyst: Ignore Financials — Sprint's on the Rebound "Sprint is addressing everything that was a problem, and now the recovery just has to take its natural course," insists one analyst.
• 12 Gadgets That Let You Ditch Power Cords, Wires, and Hassles You can ditch the snake pit of power, audio, and video cords with these 12 gadgets.
• Samsung Moment (Sprint) The Moment impresses with a vivid AMOLED display and a roomy QWERTY keyboard, but the software is quirky and the touchscreen can be slow.
• Jitterbug J (GreatCall) The Jitterbug J keeps it simple for seniors with large buttons, easy-to-read text, and some helpful services.
• Samsung Intrepid (Sprint) The Samsung Intrepid has some great e-mail and messaging capabilities, but navigating its interface can be difficult.
• Kodak's ESP-7: Print Quality Varies with Paper Type With bargain ink as a selling point, does Kodak's ESP-7 live up to its image as a cheap and cheerful printer?
• Verizon's Droid Phone and the Android Army Verizon's announced plans for a shiny new Android phone called the Droid. Here's a look at how it compares to other new Android devices also on the way.
• Save Printer Ink by Choosing an Ink-Saving Font Is there such a thing as a "green" font? There is, and it's called, aptly enough, Ecofont. It's free, and it's fabulous.