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The new BlackBerry Tour, carried by Verizon and Sprint, arrives Sunday, even as RIM seems to be losing sales to exclusive devices like the iPhone and Pre.
roundup Google Chrome OS, due in 2010, underscores the Web giant's cloud-computing ambitions and opens new competition with Microsoft.
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The Space Shot
Shuttle launch delayed to assess lightning strikesLightning strikes at launch pad 39A Friday forced NASA to delay the shuttle Endeavour's launch 24 hours, from Saturday to Sunday, to assess possible effects on critical systems.
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Technically Incorrect
The royal family's Twitter feed: One is confusedThe British monarchy, a fairly tech-literate crowd, decides to embrace Twitter. However, though it claims not be to following anyone, evidence suggests the contrary.
Beyond Binary
Microsoft aims for Silverlight at end of the tunnelThe software maker concedes it has a long way to go to reach the ubiquity of Adobe's flash, but notes it has come a long way in a little less than two years.
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Video: iPhone 3G S launch in New York City
Digital Media
Report: MySpace to push deeper into entertainmentNews Corp. has plans to turn MySpace into an entertainment portal. How much more entertainment can the site add?
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A recipe for high-tech chocolate
Geek Gestalt
A high-quality image projector on your smartphone?The technology isn't here yet, but microdisplays from Micron may soon make it possible to use smartphones to project high-quality images anytime, anywhere.
The Space Shot
Weather threatens Saturday shuttle launchA month late because of a now repaired hydrogen leak, NASA is preparing the shuttle Endeavour for launch Saturday on a 16-day space station assembly mission.
Gallery
Photos: A smartphone as a movie projector?
Crave
Insignia's NS-HD01 is the first portable HD Radio--and it's only $50Best Buy iPod-sized HD Radio is priced to move.
Green Tech
Chasing the Toyota Prius' 50-mpg nirvanaCNET News' Martin LaMonica, an early buyer of the 2010 Toyota Prius, finds that the car gets good mileage but there's clearly more to learn.
I expect better than this gutter level journalism from CNET. You may have 25 years reporting experience but you are severely lacking in the ethics of reporting. Sick.
"So now I?ve said more than I wanted to say, and all that I am going to say, about this."
You guys are jerks - everything has got to have an ulterior motive with Apple, because you self-important journalists can't stand the thought of having to go out and actually find some news to report on instead of making it yourselves.
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by solitare_pax
January 7, 2009 5:53 PM PST
- Now what? Hm - how about an hourly report on your health? That seems as fascinating as this dated podcast.
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