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The iPhone app that lets you see your friends nakedNude It, approved by Apple Tuesday, is an augmented reality app that uses scanning technology to look straight through clothing. Something you have always wanted to do.
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CNET News Daily Podcast: Google unveils its 'superphone'We've got all the details you need to know about Google's new smartphone, the Nexus One; plus Apple makes a mobile ad acquisition and Microsoft sets Office 2010 pricing.
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'Kill Obama' Facebook group active for a monthA group whose name appeared to advocate the demise of the president survives on Facebook since November and is removed only after CNET draws Facebook's attention to it.
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NASA's Kepler finds five 'hot Jupiters'After less than a year in operation, NASA's Kepler space telescope finds five new exoplanets in our galaxy. Unfortunately, none of them is habitable.
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Existing T-Mobile customers won't get the $180 price for the Nexus OneIt turns out that if you're an existing T-Mobile customer interested in buying the new Nexus One, you won't be able to get it for $180 with a contract. Instead, you'll have to pay either $279 or $379.
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Whirlpool, Direct Energy assemble home energy systemWill home networks get smart to energy management? Whirlpool and Direct Energy team with a display maker and Best Buy in a big to automate savings.
