Noah Kravitz - Senior Editor, Consumer Products and Services
 Noah Kravitz is a writer, educator, and musician who left his land line behind when he moved from Brooklyn, NY to Oakland, CA two summers ago. He has been writing about technology for more than a decade, both in print and on the Web, and also writes about education and the arts. Noah currently serves as the Reviews Editor for PowerBookCentral.com and phonedog.com, and is the author of Teaching and Learning With Technology: Learning Where to Look.
Noah can't even wait until he gets back to the office ... The Xperia X1 smartphone is unboxed at an outdoor cafe, webcam style! Ten hours with the Storm - Noah's update on typing on the clickable "SurePress" touchscreen. Is there a built-in speed limit when it comes to typing on the Storm? Part two of our first look at the first Touch BlackBerry - Verizon's Storm. Check out the Web browser, media player, and more ... and watch Noah compare Storm's size and shape to iPhone, G1, and the Samsung Eternity. Here it is! The much anticipated BlackBerry Storm. Noah takes it out of the box and checks out the unique clickable touchscreen. How is it for pointing, clicking, and typing? Find out in part one of our hands-on. Noah goes hands-on with Verizon's new jet-setting global smartphone. The Samsung Saga has it all - WinMo 6.1 Pro, CDMA, EV-DO, GSM, and WiFi, and a touchscreen, optical mouse, and QWERTY board. If only Noah had somewhere to take it ... Hands-on with what may be the best TV phone in AT&T's lineup - the Samsung Eternity. LG Vu, look out: Eternity's got a full touchscreen, 3MP camera, 3.5mm headphone jack, HTML browser, and MediaFlo TV support. Part 2 of our look at the new HTC Fuze for AT&T and HTC Touch Pro for Sprint. Check out the physical differences in part 1 of the video and the software differences right here! Fuze? Touch Pro? What's the difference? Noah compares HTC's two new Windows Mobile 6.1 smartphones. 3G, WiFi, QWERTY ... what's the difference? Need a low-cost phone with a full QWERTY and mobile Email, IM, and SMS support? The Slate is the ticket - so long as you don't use GMail. Super thin with a great QWERTY board, the slate is great at what it does. It's a smartphone showdown live on PhoneDog TV! BlackBerry Bold vs HTC Touch Pro vs T-Mobile G1 in a live PhoneDog Dogfight. Tune in Wed Nov 12 at 7pm (4 Pacific) only @ PhoneDog.com/tv. Make requests, ask questions, and chat with Noah only on PhoneDog TV - every Wednesday! Episode 11 of the Bark: Basking in the aftermath of PhoneDog TV Episode #1, Noah rants about bad drivers on their cell phones. Also, lightning reviews of the BlackBerry Bold, HTC Fuze and Touch Pro, Motozine ZN5, Samsung Behold and Eternity, and much much more! It's smartphone week around here - well, that and the rise of T-Mo's cameraphones. HTC Fuze and Touch Pro, T-Mobile T919 Behold, BlackBerry Bold, and where's my Storm & Xperia X1 already? Plus, PhoneDog TV Preview: Bold vs G1 vs Touch Pro! The Bark is Back for Election Day! Noah gets his paws all over a dozen new phones, including the BlackBerry Bold for AT&T, HTC Touch Pro for Sprint, Motorola ZN5 for T-Mobile, and LG Lotus for Sprint. Plus, an update on PhoneDog TV and the latest from spy::mix. What's up, everybody? On Bark #8, Noah talks with Xohm's VP of Services, Rick Robinson, about the Xohm WiMax launch in Baltimore and the future of 4G wireless broadband in the US. Plus, a hands-on review of the T-Mobile G1 Android phone, and more on the NINE new phones that came to the PhoneDog West offices last week. Noah gets his hands on two new flip phones with some power under the hood: The BlackBerry Flip 8220 for T-Mobile and the LG Lotus for Sprint. Will your next smartphone be a flip? Also, more on the Android "G2" rumor, and news on tons of new cell phones.
Chloe Sladden, VP of Special Project Programming at Current TV, comes on the show to talk about "Hack the Debate." Current has teamed up with Twitter to broadcast a near-real-time river of tweets with each Presidential (and VP) debate this year. River of tweets? Huh? Learn about it on the show, and also catch up on the latest cell phone news. Plus: TWO Top 5 lists! D'oh! Episode 5 of the Podcast! Featuring David and Jon from TmoNews.com. We talk about life as phone bloggers, striking a balance between posting rumors and protecting the carrier you love, and what's in store for T-Mobile users and the future of Android. Also, the latest cell phone news and (for some reason) Noah's Top 5 TV shows! Notice - We are aware that the audio level on Noah's Bark is a bit low. We're working to correct the issue on future episodes. Turn up your volume to listen.A bonus episode for you this week. Noah talks to Demetra from LG about their partnership with Christian from Project Runway and the design of the LG Lotus. What's up with cell phone product placement in Heroes and Gossip Girl? And what might we already know about the next Android phone?... Noah's Bark from the day of the Google / TMobile G1 Android phone launch. Doug comes on the show live from the NYC launch event to give us his hands-on impressions of the first Google Android phone. Noah talks T-Mo 3G and reviews the Sony Ericsson TM506. Check it out! Noah's summary of last weeks cellular CTIA conference in San Francisco. A number of very interesting cellular devices were released, with notable devices from LG, Blackberry, and HTC stealing the show. What ever happened to try before you buy? Hordes of CrackBerry addicts
in New York City braved sub-freezing temperatures to line up before 6am
this morning at Verizon stores in hopes of landing a BlackBerry Storm.
Lots of 'em apparently went home (or to the office) cold and angry, as
VZW didn't have enough stock to meet the demand.
So much for reading reviews and carefully considering new purchases
in this time of economic... I really, really want to like Verizon's new BlackBerry Storm. I want to love it. Why? Well, competition is good, and in the year and a half since the original iPhone launched, no other phone has been able to match the performance of its touchscreen or Web browser. HTC's Touch Pro and G1, and Samsung's Epix and Eternity have impressed me as of late, but none of these devices offers the fingers-on touchscreen experience of... Can't wait to get your hands on the new BlackBerry Storm ... but you can't get one from Verizon yet? Get the next best thing on GadgetDog Daily!Join me today at 3PM Eastern / Noon Pacific for a live hands-on look at the first touchscreen BlackBerry, the Storm 9530 for Verizon. I'll show you the device in action and take your questions about the newest RIM device. It's free and it's live, today, at www.phonedog.com/tv I've had my BlackBerry Storm review loaner for about 10 hours now. I've spent that time unboxing it, typing on it, browsing the Web, searching for GPS-enabled directions, and watching video on it. I also had to take care of a few other things during those 10 hours, so I actually haven't been able to pound on Storm quite as much as I'd like to have. But the embargo is lifting and you're anxious to know what I think of the... Pros: Low cost, super thin, Very good QWERTY board, Mobile Email and IM apps presinstalledCons: No 3G, WAP-only Web browser, low-res display, no music player, No GMail supportPantech's Slate for AT&T is like a BlackBerry junior. You won't get 3G speeds, a media player, or a full HTML Web browser on Slate, but you will get mobile Email access backed by a great QWERTY thumbboard. If that's what you want - a device that makes calls... Pros: Killer combination of touch screen, optical mouse, and QWERTY board; Improved battery life vs Blackjack II; Lightweight; 3G and WiFiCons: Windows Mobile is Windows Mobile; Thicker than Blackjack; Proprietary headphone jackI'm gonna catch heat from HTC fans for this, I know, but Samsung's Epix is the best Windows Mobile Professional device currently available on a US Carrier - particularly so if your main interest is in getting things... Pros: Brilliant VGA touchscreen; TouchFlo 3D UI; Full QWERTY board with good response; 3G and WiFi; Opera Mobile 9.5 Web browserCons: Very thick and bulky; Single mini-USB port for charging and headphones; I still don't like Windows MobileSprint's Touch Pro is a little longer and wider, but also a little bit thinner than AT&T's version ("Fuze"). Sprint also eschew's the original Touch Pro's all black & faceted back design for a... You know the drill. It's a RUMOR. But it's from a reliable source and
it's a follow up to something s/he sent me a month or so ago. So I'm
gonna post it and let you decide whether or not to believe it. Take it
with a whole can of Morton's Salt, as the saying goes.
If you believe the rumor, the next Android phone released on a US
carrier will be made by HTC and released by T-Mobile during the first
half of... According to TmoNews, T-Mobile is prepping an "equipment installment
plan" that will let its customers pay for new handsets and accessories
over time instead of all in one shot, as is the norm these days. The
plan apparently will not be a traditional credit-lending deal, and
won't carry any sort of APR or interest. Rather, T-Mo will let
qualified customers spread up to $500 in purchases out over several
months and pay as they... Pros: Vivid, rich display; Very good QWERTY board; 3G and WiFi; Upgraded OS and HTML browser; Legendary BlackBerry push emailCons: Browser not as good as Opera, Android, or Mobile Safari; Device crashed hard on me twice during testing; Phone is bigBold has basically lived up to the "Best BlackBerry Ever!" hype that preceded it, if you ask me. Featuring a super-sharp HVGA display, the upgraded BlackBerry OS, and a solid but lightweight... What’s Good: Android experience is excellent; Web browser is amongst best available on cell phones; Great touchscreen; Touchscreen plus trackball plus QWERTY board provides multiple input options; Notifications bar is handy; Great GMail & Google services implementation; 3G and WiFi for fast data speeds; Amazon provides DRM-free mp3 downloads via WiFi
What’s Not Good: Big, bulky, heavy, and not particularly attractive; QWERTY thumbboard... What’s Good: Attractive, highly customizable UI with home screen shortcuts; Compact design with high-res touchscreen; HTML Web browser and Email app with EV-DO Rev A support; VCAST Music and Video Support; Rhapsody streaming music support; 3.2 MP camera with flash and VGA video capture; 3.5mm headphone jack; Accelerometer and proximity sensor
What’s Not Good: “Full HTML” Web browser is mildly disappointing; Touchscreen can take a bit of... What’s Good: Supports every feature Sprint offers; EV-DO Rev. A data speeds; Good touchscreen response; Bright, clear display; Excellent GPS/navigation and voice command features; Good visual voicemail feature; 3.5mm headphone jack and stereo Bluetooth; Second battery included in packaging; Excellent value at $129 retail price
What’s Not Good: “Full HTML” Web browser is disappointing; No IM support; No calendar synching; No support for... What’s Good: Sleeker and smaller than the original EnV. Comfortable QWERTY keyboard and QVGA internal display make texting fun. Huge external keypad makes dialing easy. VCAST music and video support. Support for laptop tethering (phone as modem).
What’s Not Good: External keypad makes the phone look like a retro calculator, although I suppose that could be seen as a good thing. Space bar is small and oddly placed. Verizon’s menu system... What’s Good: Great voice quality; fast 3G data speeds; good GPS system; mobiTV compatibility; sleek, attractive design; clean menus and UI; solid build; easy to hold and use
What’s Not Good: Rather large for a sliderphone; some may not like tiny buttons; heavy
Bottom Line: MOTO’s Z9 is a top-notch featurephone that provides access to nearly all of AT&T’s data and multimedia services in an attractive form factor. The phone is rather large... What’s Good: Touchscreen and Full QWERTY Keyboard in Compact Body; Clean Menus and “Croix” User Interface; 2MP Camera with Autofocus and Flash; GPS with VZ Navigator; Full HTML Browser; Good Sound Quality
What’s Not Good: Touchscreen Can Be Difficult to Use, Especially Around Edges and Using Web Browser; Slightly Thick Profile; No D-Pad
Bottom Line: Samsung shrunk the F700 down to a cool, compact size in making the Glyde. The slide-out... What’s Good: Incredible Camera w/Xenon Flash; Full VGA Video Capture; Excellent Web Browser; WiFi; Extendable Operating System; 3.5mm Headphone Jack
What’s Not Good: Cheap-Feeling and Plasticky; Small Keys; Music File Sort Issues; S60 OS Too Complex for Average User; Device is Bulky; Very Expensive
Bottom Line: Nokia’s N82 may be the best camera phone on the market right now, but it’s a bulky, complicated, expensive device for geeks and... What’s Good: Integrated WiFi for Web, Email, and HotSpot@Home UMA Calling; Trackball is easy to use; Integrated IM Clients; Second-to-None Push Email; 2MP Camera with Flash; 3.5 mm Headphone Jack; Compact Size
What’s Not Good: OS Menus and Fonts Remind me of 1989; SureType QWERTY board will be too small for some; Video capture quality is mediocre
Bottom Line: T-Mobile’s new Pearl takes a good thing and makes it better by way of integrated... What’s Good: Beautiful display; Context-sensitive menus; Extensive feature set; VZ Navigation works very well
What’s Not Good: Half a touchscreen sometimes feels gimmicky and frustrating; Touch controls sometimes unresponsive; Poor voice quality with unacceptable hiss on some calls; Somewhat bulky overall
Bottom Line: Venus’ half-touch/half-not display is an interesting idea that ultimately frustrated me more than it charmed me. The... What’s Good: Stylish, compact design with large touchscreen and full QWERTY keyboard; Excellent build quality; Extendable Linux-based operating system backed by Nokia-supported developer community; Ships with Skype and Rhapsody clients installed; Excellent Web browser supports Web 2.0 technologies; WiFi and Bluetooth connectivity; Great for mobile bloggers, early adopters/would-be hackers, and Linux fans
What’s Not Good: Touchscreen isn’t... Q.Hey Noah, Love the work that you do. I was just wondering if you heard any whispers when the Touch HD will be coming to the US and if so which carrier. From the stuff I've seen I love it but if the wait is too long (say over 6 months) I'll just settle for the Touch Pro. Thanks!
A. I'm amped up about the Touch HD, as well. So far there's no word - or even whispering - about a US carrier.
I know HTC is interested in bringing... Q. hey noah, love the phonedog site i check it daily and all the reviews you do are amazing. most of the videos from CTIA were all on new phones for sprint, which is fine, but i was looking to get a new verizon phone for Christmas and was wondering if anything new was coming out for verizon anytime soon, or if what they have now is pretty much all they're gunna have. if its possible for you to answer this, i would greatly appreciate it. and if... Q. hey first off I would like to say awesome reviews on youtube. Ive been looking at three phones to buy; Nokia N95, samsung instinct and the lg keybo(env2). I am looking for a good internet phone with an awesome mp3 player and easy to text. Do u have any suggestions?
A. Thanks for the kind words - glad you like the reviews! Since you said "Easy to text" I have to ask if you like to use T9 or full QWERTY to text. If you like full... Q. I'm looking forward to buy the Samsung Instinct and before I buy it, I want to know more about GPS, Internet, MP3 for example if GPS, does it come with the phone or they charge extra for it??, and Internet is it free?? or not, and also I want to know how the MP3 works.
I saw a video on Youtube, about this woman getting a 300 page bill from iPhone, which was crazy and got me to forget about buying the iPhone, and plus I don't want to... Q. Hey Noah, love the site. Now if I got the Apple iPhone 3G, my Question is will it stay new and fun and not seem outdated after 2 years. I tend to get bored of phones after a little over a year. Thank you for your time. Keep up the good work on PhoneDog!
A. I think iPhone will stay new and fun because of the App Store - there are new programs available for it every day, and since many of them are free, it's an easy way to make... Q. Hey Noah - I’m looking for some information on the LG Rumor and Samsung Upstage. I’ve seen the videos and they provided me some information. I would like to know some more information on both phones and I’m curious on how texting works on the Upstage. If you can give me some information on the 2 phones that would be great. Thanks
A. Thanks for the message, and for watching the videos. UpStage is a pretty old model at this... Q. Noah, I was extremmely close to buying the iPhone until I saw the Samsung Omnia in your video. looks tight. how cool is it and is it up to par with the beast made by Apple?
A. I've only had a little bit of hands-on time with Omnia but it definitely looks great. Omnia's a Windows Mobile device, so it should be somewhat similar to the HTC Touch Diamond in that you've got Windows Mobile 6 running underneath with a nicer layer of user... Q. Noah, you have very informative videos and think that you are great at your job. I have a question about Sprint's Samsung Instinct. I am fairly efficient with a QWERTY keypad, but I am so much faster on a T9 layout. Is the Samsung Instinct capable of a T9 text entry? I noticed in your YouTube video "Sprint Samsung Instinct vs LG Vu vs iPhone - Long Version " that when you entered the number to text (right past the 10:00 mark), the numbers had... Q. In your instinct vs iphone comparison you said with the Instinct you can download 'over the air' and the iphone you cannot. what does that mean and what does it mean to me in a practical sense? Also, what other limitations would this feature, or lack of the feature, cause?
A. Over the Air downloading means that you can purchase and download songs and video directly to the phone using your cellular connection. Apple limits iPhones to... Q. Hi, I saw your comparisons of the LG Dare and Samsung Instinct and I had some more questions about the two. I have some specific questions for the two phones that I'd like some answers to 1. Which touchscreen is better? Which is more responsive? When you're typing which screen works better? I've heard ppl vouch for both sides so I'd like a good extensive opinion from an actual reviewer. 2. Which browser is better? Because I've... Like I said, it's just rumor right now, but it comes from a reliable source with a good track record - esp. with T-Mobile devices. No idea what the time frame might be, except for "2009." My best guess would be sometime around CTIA in April, but that's just a guess. Still, it's very promising, right? Find the answer about ringdroid here http://www.phonedog.com/c... T-Mobile smartphone users are gettin' all the love this week. First came reports that G1s are being delivered across the land to folks who pre-ordered. Now we get wind of an OS 4.5 upgrade for users of the T-Mobile BlackBerry Curve. The upgrade, which is available as a free over-the-air update for owners of the T-Mobile Curve 8320, includes support for video capture, HTML Email, Email attachments, and myFaves 1.5 (mostly has to... @Buckys.Fan: The T919 is the T-Mobile USA version of the Tocco, with Quad Band GSM, T-Mobile specific 3G (AWS) frequencies, and other T-Mobile specific features/branding.
@ sleepy and pdusk: Technically I'm under NDA so I can't say what I saw the other day. But this phone looks as good as anything I've seen or heard about coming to T-Mobile, yes. Whether you'd rather have this or Dream or BlackBerry may more come down to personal... It's not an HTC or BlackBerry. So far as I know, those are still on tap and coming to T-Mo -- and may well be better than this one in some people's eyes -- but I'm talking about something different, and it's the best all-around T-Mo device I've ever seen or heard of. So long as you're not a BlackBerry user, that is. As soon as I can say more I will ;-) @Kevin: Here you go - http://www.phonedog.com/c... @John: I can't get a good 3G signal on iPhone at my house - I get a strong voice signal and a strong EDGE signal no problem. I also have WiFi at my house, so the 3G doesn't matter - I can make calls fine via 2G and use the WiFi for data. Actually, my personal phone is a first-gen iPhone so it's EDGE-only, anyway. In any event, I can make calls and use the data just fine for getting stuff done. Sorry if that wasn't clear. You beat me to it, Mikey S! Thanks for the info! Update ... Looks like the E8 will be available starting July 7. @Vito: I'm on it ... fingers crossed. E71 looks pretty sweet for the business user who likes Symbian. |
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Follow the PhoneDog's along on Twitter.comLatest Videos & ReviewsCheck out the latest cell phone videos and in-depth reviews from Noah and our other expert editors - Xperia X1 UnboxingNoah can't even wait until he gets back to the office ... The Xperia X1 smartphone is unboxed at an
- BlackBerry Storm Day 1 ReviewTen hours with the Storm - Noah's update on typing on the clickable "SurePress" touchscreen. Is
- BlackBerry Storm Pt 2Part two of our first look at the first Touch BlackBerry - Verizon's Storm. Check out the Web
- BlackBerry Storm Pt 1Here it is! The much anticipated BlackBerry Storm. Noah takes it out of the box and checks out the
- Samsung Saga (Verizon)Noah goes hands-on with Verizon's new jet-setting global smartphone. The Samsung Saga has it all -
- Samsung Eternity a867Hands-on with what may be the best TV phone in AT&T's lineup - the Samsung Eternity. LG Vu, look
- Fuze v Touch Pro Pt 2Part 2 of our look at the new HTC Fuze for AT&T and HTC Touch Pro for Sprint. Check out the
- Fuze v Touch Pro Part 1Fuze? Touch Pro? What's the difference? Noah compares HTC's two new Windows Mobile 6.1 smartphones.
- Pantech Slate (AT&T) Need a low-cost phone with a full QWERTY and mobile Email, IM, and SMS support? The Slate is the
- Bold vs Touch Pro vs G1 - LiveIt's a smartphone showdown live on PhoneDog TV! BlackBerry Bold vs HTC Touch Pro vs T-Mobile G1 in
- BlackBerry 9000-BoldThe highly anticipated BlackBerry 9000 Bold has finally arrived and it just might have been worth
- BlackBerry Pearl Flip 8220What’s Good: surprisingly music-friendly; external play/pause button; stereo bluetooth, standard
- Samsung Highnote M630-BlueSprint and Samsung are unleashing the specialists this season, and the Highnote's role is obvious.
- Samsung Rant BlackReplacing the Rumor as Sprint's primary texter, Rant is a messaging powerhouse. The keyboard feels
- HTC G1What’s Good: Android experience is excellent; Web browser is amongst best available on cell phones;
- Samsung i900-OmniaWhat’s Good: Universal landscape mode and universal landscape QWERTY; optically-enhanced action
- HTC Touch-DiamondWhat’s Good: Stunning hardware design and elegant software user interface; front panel is subdued,
- LG DareWhat’s Good: Attractive, highly customizable UI with home screen shortcuts; Compact design with
- Samsung Instinct-M800What’s Good: Supports every feature Sprint offers; EV-DO Rev. A data speeds; Good touchscreen
- LG enV2What’s Good: Sleeker and smaller than the original EnV. Comfortable QWERTY keyboard and QVGA
New & coming soon phonesHot off the presses... here's what's available now and expected to come to market soon! - BlackBerry StormCarrier: Verizon
Retail Price:$519.99 or via ebay
Contract Price:$199.99 or via Let's Talk
Hot Feature: "SurePress" Touchscreen - Samsung Renown SCH u810Carrier: Verizon
Retail Price:$349.99 or via ebay
Contract Price:$179.99 or via Let's Talk
Hot Feature: 2.0 MP camera - LG InciteCarrier: AT&T
Retail Price: $499.99 or via ebay
Contract Price:$299.99 or via Let's Talk
Hot Feature: LG's 1st US Smartphone - Samsung Gravity T459 LimeCarrier: Tmobile
Retail Price: TBD or via ebay
Contract Price: 49.99 or via Let's Talk
Hot Feature: Full QWERTY - Samsung Eternity a867Carrier: AT&T
Retail Price:$369.99 or via ebay
Contract Price:$149.99 or via Let's Talk
Hot Feature: Full Touch Screen + Mobile TV
- Samsung Saga SCH i770Carrier: Verizon
Retail Price:$389.99 or via ebay
Contract Price:$199.99 or via Let's Talk
Hot Feature: Touch Screen + QWERTY - LG Swift BlueCarrier: Alltel
Retail Price: $229.99 or via ebay
Contract Price: $49.99 or via Let's Talk
Hot Feature " Fastap Keypad " - Samsung Hue II SCH R600 BlueCarrier: Alltel
Retail Price:$239.99 or via ebay
Contract Price:$39.99 or via Let's Talk
Hot Feature: 2MP camera with video mode - HTC FuzeCarrier: AT&T
Retail Price: $499.99 or via ebay
Contract Price:$299.99 or via Let's Talk
Hot Feature:Touch Sceen + Full QWERTY
- UTStarcom Quickfire OrangeCarrier: AT&T
Retail Price: $299.99 or via Ebay
Contract Price: $99.99 or via Let's Talk
Hot Feature: Touch Screen + Full QWERTY
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