Over the past few years, great inventors have introduced to us some of latest trends in today's society, and these are none other than gadgets.
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Spotify has today announced that the company will be holding a special event on November 30th in New York, and has already started sending out invitations. 
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Promises console-quality gaming on the move.
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Read 'A beginners guide to Google Chrome: Why it’s time to ditch Internet Explorer' on Digital Trends.
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The MacBook Air and the Ultrabook come without a piece of hardware that's been a mainstay in laptops for a long time--the optical drive. Maybe because they really aren't that necessary anymore.
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A Kickstarter project aims to provide real-keyboard feel without the real keyboard. Read this blog post by Harry McCracken on Challengers.
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If you’re not in the U.S and want to use Google Music, then here’s a simple tutorial on how to use Google Music outside United States.
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Ginger.io just won the $100,000 Data Design Diabetes challenge, because it silently analyzes your phone usage data to figure out if you're upset. For diabetes patients, that could be a lifesaver.
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The Samsung Galaxy Nexus is the first smartphone with the latest Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) operating system. We have one in our hands, and it's the best Android phone yet.
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Codenamed Cotton Candy because its 21 gram weight is the same as a bag of the confection, this tiny PC enables what its inventor calls "Any Screen Computing," the ability to turn any TV, laptop, phone, tablet, or set-top box into a dumb terminal...
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Wired.co.uk reviews the Motorola RAZR phone. Can this new Android smartphone live up to the success of its RAZR predecessor?
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1. Dyson Hot FanKeep your home office toasty in the winter months. When Dyson launched its AirBlade hand dryer it learned so much about how to move air about that it developed a fan.
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The memory concept allows to break your USB stick into compartments, allowing you to store different data on each.
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Twitter users will eventually discover – as users of Facebook and Google already have – that there is no such thing as "free" on the web, writes John Naughton...
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The app experts at Applidium have figured out a way to use voice-controlled assistant Siri on any smart phone or tablet.
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The Samsung Galaxy S3 could pack a powerful quad-core processor, built by Samsung itself. Read on for details.
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Technology blog GHacks reports that YouTube is testing a new homepage design and that anyone can force this new design by adding a cookie to their browser.
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The upcoming Ice Cream Sandwich Google phone renders Web pages faster, but can't keep up with Apple's GPU. Read this blog post by Eric Mack on Crave.
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Working with the same files in multiple places used to be a hassle. You’d have to make sure to bring the file with you, email it to yourself, or save it in a place you could get to it later. Now, there are a number of online file storage and syncing services that will make your data available on as many computers as you like. Here’s a look at five of the best of those services.
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Nokia recently announced their first Windows Phone smartphones, one of which goes on sale in the UK today, the Nokia Lumia 800, and now it would appear that we have some more details on Nokia's plans for Microsoft's Windows 8 tablets. Via Breaking Gear
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Something to get the old adrenaline flowing.......... Just for some fun!
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The future looks bright in the tech world, and this week was especially lively, packed with astonishing innovations. Here's the top 10 tech this week.
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On this page, you will find the best 100 Chrome extensions for all your browsing needs. We’ve taken the effort to categorize the extensions and picked only those we believe to be the best ones and which will most likely be useful to you. Via Paulo Simões
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One the main reasons they can maintain their spot is when other brands simply improve and/or add on features as the price rises, ASUS will change the entire focus of their motherboards.
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