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A nasty security vulnerability in Java is likely to cause headaches at large companies with lots of PCs, because installing a fix takes a lot of time. 
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iPhone users can turn off the Carrier IQ software that's raised a ruckus among consumers, bloggers and privacy advocates with just four taps.
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Wireless Phone Charging Station with iPhone 4 sleeve.
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There's no doubt in my mind that the iPad is exactly what Steve Jobs wanted when he made the original Mac. Cheap, easy for anyone to pick up...
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With the large holiday season ahead, shoppers are looking for great buys and even better, quality built products.
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Last month we reported that Google has been testing a new user interface for YouTube with certain people around the world, and now it looks like the new UI is ready to go.
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Are you tired of constantly switching between the Most Visited Webpages and Web Apps sections in Google Chrome’s new tab page? Then you will definitely love this quick hack that lets you add your favorite websites to the Web Apps section for one stop browsing goodness.
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Smartphones are soon to become thinner: Sharp has developed a 1/3.2-inch CMOS camera module that's just 5.47mm high, making it the thinnest module out there.
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The DPI Scaling tool will allow you to bump up the size of text and other graphical elements so that they better fit on widescreen monitors.
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Are you holiday gift shopping for cameras or mobile gadgets? We've got a look at some of our favorite stuff for a tech life on the go!
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With the recent additions of Verizon and Sprint, nearly everyone I know has an iPhone nowadays. And with the new iPhone 4s, the camera boosts an 8 megapixel sensor and a larger f/2.4 aperture that lets in more light in dark situations.
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The social network has been adding functions to make it more useful, although many on the site are unaware of them.
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The once lowly camera phone has truly arrived. Established newspapers and magazines publish photos taken with phones almost daily, and professional photographers now have dedicated "iPhone photo" sections on their Web sites.
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The two weaknesses of a USB Flash Drive have always been size and speed of transfer. Well Kingston Digital is continuing to address this problem with their newest USB Flash Drives, the DataTraveler HyperX 3.0.
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Chrome: Now that more of you are using Chrome than ever before, it's also likely you're using more Chrome extensions than ever before.
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Apple has sold over 17 million iPhones in this past quarter alone, so chances are that someone you'll have to buy a holiday present for will already have one.
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South Korea οn Wednesday unveiled іtѕ latest unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) thаt іѕ thе worlds fastest аnd аlѕο thе world's first remote-controlled aircraft capable οf taking οff аnd landing vertically.
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The Airfree tire's thermoplastic radial spokes support vehicle load, and the entire thing is recyclable. Read this blog post by Tim Hornyak on Crave.
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There are many people I know who somehow can’t seem to let go of the past.
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After a smart phone that packs a punch but don't want to pay top whack? Here are the best phones with all the bells, minus a few whistles.
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A Japanese Spandex manufacturer produces the world’s first elastic USB cable that can stretch 1.5 times its original size.
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This article covers 7 the best free camera apps for your Iphone, which come packed with tons of retouching filters and advanced tools to make the best of your digital photos.
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A review of the USB Fever 2x telephoto lens for the iPhone.
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Sony has announced that a new firmware update has landed for its Bravia smart TV range, which brings YouTube HD and a Twitter ticker to connected Sony TV sets.
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