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Earlier this week, reports surfaced suggesting Sony would be launching the PlayStation 4 next year.
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CNET's comprehensive Apple iPad 2 (16GB, Wi-Fi, black) coverage includes unbiased reviews, exclusive video footage and Tablet buying guides. Compare Apple iPad 2 (16GB, Wi-Fi, black) prices, user ratings, specs and more.
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Best free and paid apps for iPad and iPad 2...
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Space. The final frontier. If you're reading this, there's a good chance you're a nerd of some kind. I know for a fact that there are a lot of nerds that love space, and NASA has decided to indulge us with an app that brings all the information we'd want to know to one ...
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On Monday, we're going to be one of our biggest contests ever.
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Desktop computers seem to get smaller and smaller by the day.
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This year alone, around 25 percent of all flat-panel sets will come with Internet capabilities, and this trend is expected to grow to 47 percent by 2015, DisplaySearch says in report. Read this blog post by Philip Wong on Crave.
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We couldn’t quite well end the perform week without having one more Apple rumor, could we?
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Some photos of the AT&T-bound Samsung SGH-i727 have surfaced. This is 80% of it. The rest of the phone had to be reconstructed with Photoshop.
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Somehow yet another seven days have slipped us by, and that means that it is time for the weekly TNWmicrosoft roundup that brings you four of the hottest recent Microsoft stories in ...
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Learn more, read reviews, and download Twitter by Twitter, Inc. on the iTunes App Store.
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CNET's comprehensive Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 (16GB) coverage includes unbiased reviews, exclusive video footage and Tablet buying guides. Compare Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 (16GB) prices, user ratings, specs and more.
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The hottest ticket in electronics is tablets, and with touch screens selling as quickly as manufacturers can come out with them, navigating what to buy can be tough.
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iOS/Android: Launching your camera app, switching to video mode, then pressing record often means the difference between catching a great moment and capturing the boring after-the-fact reactions.
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As we migrate away from stationary computing, new software solutions are needed for mobile activities. SRI's latest development brings image stabilization to Google Talk users with Honeycomb tablets.
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Research firm IHS says higher cost of 4G components may shed light on the complications Apple will face if it builds an LTE iPhone. Read this blog post by Roger Cheng on Wireless.
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Amazon is prepping a massive tablet sales push for the third quarter of 2011, according to reports.
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Google Nexus III Concept Features a Smartbar Task Bar at the Bottom, Quad Core CPU...
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Twitter just published a great blog post promoting #longreads, a hash tag that provides more in-depth context and content than 140 characters can ever provide. By searching #longreads, you'll ...
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In today’s mobile space, a handful of devices top the list of most consumers around the world. In the smartphone market, Apple’s iPhone 4, Samsung’s Galaxy line of smartphones and even some Motorola devices are desired by customers. In the tablet space, the vast majority of people are looking to buy the iPad 2, while the remaining folks opt for an Android-based tablet, such as the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1. But as anyone who has gone to their local big-box retailer knows, there are far more devices on store shelves from a range of companies hoping someone will buy their products. The only trouble is, many of those products aren’t appealing, and when it’s all said and done, they collect dust on store shelves. This slide show takes a look at those unfortunate mobile products that for various reasons never caught on and nobody wants. Some of the following items are obvious, while others might surprise some of the folks out there. But in general these devices have earned their way into the sad class of the unwanted.
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