Manufacturers brought the industry radical new ways to build PCs in 2008. Here are some of the coolest components we came across in 2008.
From gaming to business, retail to commercial, Wi-Fi to WiMAX, 2008 was the most cutting-edge year ever in the history of mobile computing.
From iPhones to BlackBerrys, 2008 saw the emergence of touch-screen titans, the first LG smartphone to hit the U.S. and the first device based on Google Android. Here are the 10 coolest smartphones that hit the market in 2008.
The Blitz has a 2.2 inch screen, allowing users to easily read their screen while sending text messages. The wide display also allows for easy surfing of the Web -- although the phone is limited in that capacity, featuring limited access to Webmail.
Part of the Blitz package Verizon hopes to use to swallow up the competition is its competitive pricing. Currently, the Blitz is listed at $69.99 after a $50 mail-in rebate and a two year contract.
The phone is music-friendly, and with a $14.99 monthly subscription to Verizon's V Cast, Blitz enthusiasts can take advantage of the MP3 capable peripherals the phone offers, including a USB port, Bluetooth speaker synchronization capabilities and the ability to play music via the built in speaker phone.
All music downloaded through the Rhapsody V Cast store is DRM free, allowing listeners to move the music to any device they choose.
The Blitz also features a 1.3 megapixel camera.
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