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Here are a few of CNET Reviews’ favorite items from the past week, including the Canon PowerShot SD880 IS, HP’s new mini laptop, and RIM’s BlackBerry Bold.

Gmail’s chat-to-SMS feature is getting pulled back by a couple weeks for the Gmail team to fix a showstopper bug that kept it from working properly.

DVD-player manufacturer in China ordered to comply with content protection technology license.

The Netbook market expects the price of its most visible notebook to drop even further next year.

Donald Bell recounts his quest to create a public video installation using Max/MSP software and some help from his friends.

Researcher challenges Google after finding names and e-mail address of JotSpot users via Google search and wins–Google changes that and turns everything private.

The maker of the Jawbone headset is the latest victim of the economic downturn.

The troubled electronics retailer’s stock doesn’t meet minimum criteria to be listed, the company is told.

As klutzy Apple laptop users know, damage from spilt water, coffee, or other liquids is not covered under the standard warranty. To uncover any potential for warranty fraud, it’s rumored the Cupertino, Calif.-based company has installed liquid sensors in its new line of MacBooks and MacBook Pros. CNET’s Kara Tsuboi looks into the rumored move and the potential for false-positives.

An amateur astronomer has captured this image of a planet more than 500 million miles away–with his iPhone.