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So one of the little surprises for me at CTIA, was what a company called Fulton Innovations was showing. Most people are familiar with wireless charging mats. These mats allow you to charge your iPhone or other device with a special case on them by simply setting the device down on the mat; no plugging in required. Also more and more devices are actually being manufactured with this wireless charging technology in them, so no

  Right after Samsung’s press event on the first day of CTIA, where they unveiled the two new Samsung Galaxy Tabs, the Samsung booth became flooded with people wanting to play with the new tablets. Besides that though, Samsung had plenty of other devices for you to play with including their new iPod Touch competitors, the Samsung Galaxy S Wifi 5.0 and 4.0, and their new Samsung Galaxy S II. Check out the video above

  LG had an elaborate booth at CTIA. Large TV’s that looked like cell phones rotated around on their own pedestals that were arched around a small stage like something from some futuristic version of Stonehenge. There was definitely no shortage of demo phones, either. There were maybe 12 or so of each device on display (no waiting to play with phones here). But with all this work put in to the booth, did the

Kyocera was at CTIA with a booth, but there was only one device at that booth; the Echo. The Echo is a dual touchscreen device in where the two touchscreens work together as one large touchscreen (kind of like how you can have two monitors for your desktop computer). While there we ran into some Swype representatives who were kind enough to do a quick demo of the Echo for us as well as show

  HTC didn’t have too many new devices to showcase at CTIA but the ones they did were pretty outstanding. The Evo 3D and the HTC Flyer (Evo View) are the first of these outstanding devices that come to mind. The Evo 3D’s parallax barrier technology worked quite well to show a preloaded 3D movie on the device without the need for glasses and the HTC Flyer, aka Evo View, which I wasn’t too excited

One of the first booths at CTIA I saw was Qualcomm. Now it wasn’t because they were close to the entrance or anything like that, but because they’re booth was so large and elaborate that one could see it from almost anywhere on the show floor. I figured if they went through that much trouble, I should probably head over and see what it was all about. Take a look at the video above for

  At the T-Mobile booth at CTIA, T-Mobile told us they had a brand new data stick that runs on their newly launched 42mbps. So of course, first thing we asked was, “Can we do a speed test?” To which T-Mobile happily replied, “Of course!”. Check out the video above for the speed test in action inside the Conference Center at CTIA 2011 in Orlando. As you can see from the video above, the new