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The Samsung Exhibit II 4G is one of the fastest product sequels we’ve seen in quite some time. Launched less than six months after the orig...
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We all know the pain of a laggy touchscreen experience, and Nvidia is working on a solution with its DirectTouch architecture that uses a Te...
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Last month, we reported on Sony ’s somewhat vague plan for handling UMD-based games with the PlayStation Vita, which doesn’t support the pr...
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After first introducing their new Google Go programming language over two years ago, Google has now announced that it will now be launching ...
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Earlier we showed you some hands on photos of the new iPad 3, along with some photos of the new Retina display, and now we have some sample ...
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The last time we had some information from Facebook, the company reported they had over 800 million users, and it looks like that has jumped...
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We recently heard that Samsung has released details of which devices would be getting updated to Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich , the new in...
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Boeing has this week unveiled a new aircraft and propulsion system called SUGAR Freeze, which has been developed by Boeing to revolutionise ...
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HP CEO Meg Whitman recently told investors that the company will be shipping Windows 8 products by the end of the year, and now CNET is re...
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Samsung Exhibit II 4G is on display in our office [VIDEO]
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Sony announces UMD solution for PlayStation Vita
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Google Go 1.0 Programming Language Launching Early 2012
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New iPad 3 Camera Sample Photos
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Facebook Now Has More Than 900 Million Users
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Samsung Confirms Galaxy S II Ice Cream Sandwich Update
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Apple’s Tablet Share Drops After Kindle Fire Launch
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Natural Gas To Improve Boeing Jets Fuel Efficiency By 60 Percent
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HP reportedly planning Windows 8 tablets using Intel and Qualcomm processors
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