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Toshiba mini NB300 series companion PC is perfect for on-the-go fun and convenience. At less than three pounds, this lightweight mini notebook is super-practical and can be carried around virtually anywhere. It also has the new Atom CPU and extended Battery life (up to 11 hours) to power your busy day so you can surf [...]

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For those who want to connect and manage everyday computing tasks with a desktop-replacement notebook, the HP G71-340us Notebook PC delivers at a value. Powered by an Intel Core 2 Duo T6600 2.2GHz processor and Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit as your operating system, the HP G71-340us Notebook PC includes essential features to enhance your [...]

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Office 2007 Home and Student – Lowest Price: $82.00

Microsoft Office Home and Student 2007 is the essential software suite for home computer users that enables you to quickly and easily create great-looking documents, spreadsheets, and presentations, and organize your information in one place, making it easier for you to get things done.

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Android phones now sing Opera! The newest beta of Opera Mini 5 now comes in an Android version.

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Cisco gave details of the IME, a platform for easily making IP video calls between enterprises.

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The Toshiba Qosmio X505-Q870 Notebook PC offers powerhouse performance and a brilliant High-Definition 18.4-inch widescreen Edge-to-Edge display with TruBrite Technology. This remarkable display allows you to take advantage of every inch of screen space when you enjoy movies, videos, and games in stunning HD clarity. The Toshiba Qosmio X505-Q870 Notebook PC features a 1.6GHz Intel [...]

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The service promised to bring the cable TV experience to the PC and other small screens, but Comcast’s content partners have not ponied up enough of the best movies and shows for online viewing.

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The Motorola Cliq XT has superb multimedia and social networking features, but its performance isn’t the strongest.

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These seven handy tools help you diagnose and cure a wide range of Windows ills, and they’re all free for the downloading

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Since the iPad is the new kid on the block, let’s imagine it as the hunter. What technology will the iPad kill off?

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Sure, 3D is splashy, flashy and fun — but it will take a back seat to Web services in the HDTV features war.

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Intel Invests in Social Media Incubator Betaworks

Intel tries to understand real-time social networks through an investment in Betaworks.

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The unreleased Alpha-series model, has an interchangable lens and is designed for those who don’t want to carry a bulky digital SLR camera.

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At the RSA Conference in San Francisco last week, security vendors pitched their next-generation of security products, promising to protect customers from…

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If Motorola is pre-loading Bing services onto its Android phones in China, will we suffer the same bloatware on stateside units?

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Office 2007 Home and Student – Lowest Price: $92.75

Microsoft Office Home and Student 2007 is the essential software suite for home computer users that enables you to quickly and easily create great-looking documents, spreadsheets, and presentations, and organize your information in one place, making it easier for you to get things done.

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Panasonic Unveils Its Lumix G2 Digital Camera

Panasonic updates its Lumix G line of compact cameras with interchangeable lenses.

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With nearly five months until Apple is expected to release an update to the iPhone the rumors are beginning to pop up like weeds.

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iPhone to Add Multitasking, says Report

With nearly five months until Apple is expected to release an update to the iPhone the rumors are beginning to pop up like weeds.

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Microsoft Tries to Lure NetSuite Users With New Deal

Microsoft is going after NetSuite customers with a new migration offer.

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Google Bike Maps: A Cynical Cyclist Speaks Out

Adding bicycling information to Google Maps is a great gesture, but doesn’t accomplish much.

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Google Tests New Blogger Layout Design Tool

Google is testing a new tool to give Blogger publishers more control over the layout of their blogs.

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When a company fails to deliver the goods or services you’ve paid for, social networking sites and tools amplify your complaint to a much larger audience, but they’re not always effective.

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Apple’s latest software development kit lacks references to video calling and chatting, creating uncertainty about the chances of a camera coming to the iPad.

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From arcade classics like Space Invaders to first-person shooters like Call of Duty: World at War: Zombies, here are nine of the greatest shooters available on the iPhone today.

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The need to customize our workspace–to enliven it and make it our own–extends well beyond colorless cubicles and dreary desks; we also feel compelled to…

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Hands On: Google Reader Play – A Beta Browsing Tool

Google rolled out an experimental browser called Google Reader Play that offers a refreshing new way to navigate Web content.

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IE Zero-day Exploit Code Goes Public

An Israeli researcher has published exploit code for an Internet Explorer zero-day vulnerability that Microsoft had just disclosed on Tuesday.

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Microsoft’s Bing search engine continues to grow slowly, but remains far behind Google, which has maintained its 70%-plus share of the market.

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Have you ever seen a 4-year-old play with an iPhone? It’s actually kind of shocking. Kids take to the iPhone’s multitouch user interface like they do trucks or dolls.

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In another sign that the 4G wireless Internet market is revving up, shipments for WiMAX devices grew by 147 percent in 2009, market research firm Maravedis reports.

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T-Mobile USA issued an explanation for the BlackBerry data outage affecting some nationwide users Monday and Tuesday, saying it related only to Wi-Fi.

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Opera has released a beta version of its Mini 5 web browser for Android based smartphones, the company said on Thursday.

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Sony is developing 3D cameras that will give consumers the ability to create their own 3D content, an executive said Thursday.

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iPad and iPhone developers beware: Apple reserves the right to kill an app at any time with no reason.

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The 1-inch thick Eee PC T91 lets you easily take it around the classroom, to important work meetings, or just casual use at home. The sleekly designed bottom of the chassis makes it ideal for reading e-books while in tablet mode or navigating through your favorite websites. It also features an ergonomic and magnetic stylus [...]

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For those who want to connect and manage everyday computing tasks with a desktop-replacement notebook, the HP G71-340us Notebook PC delivers at a value. Powered by an Intel Core 2 Duo T6600 2.2GHz processor and Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit as your operating system, the HP G71-340us Notebook PC includes essential features to enhance your [...]

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After a tough year, the former social networking giant is revamping its look in order to stay in the running with Facebook and Twitter.

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Motorola will start loading Microsoft Bing search and map services onto its Android smartphones in China, and possibly elsewhere later.

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Many have tried to build and sell a $200 tablet; none have succeeded. Freescale’s tablet prototype could change that.

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The U.S. Federal Appeals Court again upheld a ruling against Microsoft in the i4i case.

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It’s not every day that you see a major tech company being called a “jealous and arbitrary feudal lord.” Today, Apple holds that distinction.

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Gateway’s NV7915u desktop-replacement laptop has modest performance and good design, but is a beast to pack.

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As more people switch from Windows PCs to Macs, they want to make sure they can move their digital lives from their old computers to their new ones.

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Panasonic to sell 3D HDTV model exclusively at Best Buy stores.

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U.S. market share depends whose search market statistics you read. The most likely scenario: Bing is gaining, Yahoo draining, and Google maintaining.

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Can you say “quality control”? If so, you’re one up on online retailer Newegg, caught selling bogus Intel i7-920 processors.

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Here’s how Apple could make a $1,000 speed demon Mac Mini that would be the perfect upper mid-range computer.

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Birdfeed, the “very nice” iPhone Twitter client developed by Buzz Andersen, has been acquired by Thing Labs and rebranded as Brizzly for iPhone, in order to tie…

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EFF Takes Apple to Task over iPhone Dev License

Advocacy group publishes iPhone developer license, dubs Apple a ‘jealous feudal lord.’

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Valve says that all games and updates will be released simultaneously for Windows and Mac, and it now considers Mac as a “tier-1″ platform.

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Twitter Becomes More Proactive About Phishing

Social networking site’s anti-phishing service will focus on Twitter direct messages (DMs) — private tweets addressed to a specific user — and corresponding e-mail notifications.

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An expert on U.S.-China relations says the government in China is likely behind recent cyberattacks.

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Google goofed by not introducing a mobile app its Google Maps bike directions feature.

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The Motorola Devour has a solid build and great social networking features, but its high price and mediocre camera mean lags behind the Motorola Droid on features.

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On Wednesday morning, MainStage 2 users woke up to an update from Cupertino, repairing a variety of minor issues, among them stability fixes for 32-bit Audio…

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The European Parliament demands that the Commission open up negotiations about an anti-counterfeiting trade agreement (ACTA).

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A leaked document reveals that Dell’s upcoming portable slate may come in a range of colors and feature integration with several Amazon services.

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Acer redefines mobile connectivity with the Acer Aspire One AO532H-2588 Netbook, a netbook packed with fun, powerful features to connect you to the world and enrich your mobile life. With a 10.1″ WSGA LED-backlit display, comfortable typing keyboard and Windows 7 Starter Operating System, the Acer Aspire One AO532H-2588 Netbook has made it easy to [...]

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The Windows 7 Ultimate from Mircrosoft gives you everything Home Premium and Professional offers ? plus added security features and the flexibility to work in multiple languages. Create a home network and share all of your favorite photos, videos and music. You can even watch TV programs for free, whenever and wherever you want.

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The iPad will be too heavy to hold in one hand, but you can’t operate it if you hold it in two hands, and it will be impractical to rest it in your lap.

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With Google Apps Marketplace, a store for third-party cloud-based business applications that will supplement Google’s own apps, there’s just no escaping Google these days.

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iPhone apps that purport to help you stop hair loss, increase your sex drive and even perform your own surgeries.

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Who needs 3D TV? These products will bring your home entertainment system into the future — no silly glasses required.

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Play games without your boss noticing, teases a website that converts stodgy old office productivity apps into clever Flash-based mini-games.

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When the public advocacy group got its hands on a version of the iPhone Application Developer Program License Agreement, it was not amused.

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Google has added bike routes to Google Maps, allowing you to find routes in 150 U.S. cities

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Geolocation features will allow you to share your location when you post Facebook updates or tweets.

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FileMaker Pro has pretty much cornered the market for powerful, easy-to-use database programs that run on both Windows PCs and Macs.

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Google Opens Google Apps Marketplace

Third-party developers can integrate with Google’s own applications

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The launch of Apple’s iPad will pave the way for over 50 rival tablet PC devices to be launched globally, an Arm executive said Wednesday.

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Indian banker held for hacking into a bank account to siphon out funds

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Samsung’s 3D TV technology arrives in new LED, LCD, and plasma TVs; new content arrives from DreamWorks and Samsung’s new HDTV apps store.

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