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CNET también está disponible en español. Don't show this again. Big announcements tomorrowSamsung, Google holding Ice Cream Sandwich event Oct. 18Motorola, Verizon to debut Droid Razr Oct. 18. Quick hitsBlackBerry freebie: RIM offers apps to make up for outageT-Mobile seeing double with LG Doubleplay. ReviewsApple iPhone 4SLG MarqueeHTC Amaze 4GHTC Rhyme. Upcoming reviewsHTC Hero S (U.S. Cellular). Yes, it's that time of year again: time for the annual Apple iPhone harvest. This time, it's the iPhone 4S, which looks a lot like the old model, but with some pretty substantial improvements. We also discuss last week's CTIA trade show where we saw several new Android handsets, and Jessica witnessed phone destruction at the hands of Nokia. We also look forward to tomorrow's triple-event extravaganza: BlackBerry DevCon, the Motorola/Verizon event in New York, and the Samsung/Google event in Hong Kong. And last but not least, we say a fond farewell to Bonnie Cha and Kent German, as they become occasional hosts instead of regular ones.

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CNET también está disponible en español. Don't show this again. Our car is also optioned up to the teeth with DVD-based navigation (the same joystick-operated system that we saw in the 2006 Nissan Quest); a rear-seat DVD entertainment system with wireless headphones; and Sirius satellite radio, although we couldn't get the latter to work. We'll keep trying and get back to you with the results in our full review later this week. 2006 Nissan Pathfinder LE 4x4 first take. We just picked up the 2006 Nissan Pathfinder, which will be getting Car Tech's full review treatment over the next week. On first impression, the 2006 Pathfinder is a competent SUV. It is a little short for a seven-seater, leading to a shortage of legroom for both second- and third-row adult passengers. But those fewer couple of feet really tell in the car's handling and all-round responsive feel. Taking it for a short blast on the freeway, the Pathfinder reminded us a lot of the 2006 Jeep Commander Limited. While it lacks the Commander's HEMI power, the Pathfinder is no slouch: it packs a 4-liter V-6, which is capable of a respectable 270 horsepower. And its performance prowess is not limited to the highway. The 4x4 Pathfinder costs about $2,000 more than the rear-wheel-drive models, but that price premium gives you a car that has some chance of--ahem--finding paths away from the asphalt: Rancho performance shocks, "rugged trail" BF Goodrich tires, and Nissan's All-Mode automatic 4WD system combine to give the Pathfinder some serious off-road credentials.

A report released by the San Francisco Department of Telecommunications and Information Services urges the city to require "open access" to cable Internet systems in 2003, The city Board of Supervisors is expected to vote on the controversial issue, which would allow unaffiliated ISPs to gain non-discriminatory equal access to cable operators' Net access systems, in late January or early February, The cable industry points to recent deals between AT&T and MindSpring Networks, and America Online and Time Warner as proof that marketplace decisions, not regulations, lazy iphone case will ensure open access, The requirement also would come after some of Excite@Home's exclusive deals with cable operators expire in 2002..

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