Todd Haselton

This smart software lets you store multiple DVDs on your hard drive, legally, to watch anytime.

A fast processor, modern design, good keyboard, and international connectivity make the Tour an excellent smart phone.

This pricey but innovative music phone breaks the mold with its morphing design.

Review of the Lg Muziq phone - The LG Muziq is a solid choice for music and movies in the palm of your hand.

The Apricorn Aegis Portable may not be pretty, but this portable hard drive gets the job done.

Review of the Samsung Juke - The Samsung Juke lacks 3G data support but the Samsung Juke has other features you'll enjoy.

Not only is this broadband card more expensive than most, it offers subpar performance.

This is the best touchscreen phone on Verizon Wireless, but it doesn't raise the bar among touchscreen phones.

Review of the Samsung Beat - Even without over-the-air downloads and a 3G data connection, for 50 bucks, the Samsung Beat will serve you well.

This fuel cell recharger for cell phones and other gadgets is ideal for emergencies, but the refills are expensive.

LAPTOP Magazine reviews the Razer Lachesis. This mouse's customization features make it a must-have for gamers.

A sleek and versatile smart phone that is the thinnest handset in the United States.

This multimedia conversion application supports a wide variety of formats, but it could be faster.

The new LG Chocolate clamshell version of LG's flagship music phone sports an FM transmitter and Rhapsody integration.

This ExpressCard modem is free--but other 3G cards offer better performance.

The N85 is an excellent multimedia, mobile Internet, and GPS device, but it's a bit lacking as a phone.

Laptop Magazine reviews Raketu iPhone, with Raketu's Web application, you can make international VoIP calls right from your iPhone or iPod touch--sort of.

Laptop Magazine reviews the LG Venus, a fashionable multimedia slider that gives you a taste of touch without ditching the dialpad.

LAPTOP Magazine reviews the Wolfking Warrior XXtreme. King's latest offering makes another attempt to frag the QWERTY keyboard.

The first 8-MP camera phone for the U.S. is nearly good enough to replace your point-and-shoot, but it's far from perfect.