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June 16, 2010
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New Droid Phone Coming on June 23 Will it be the Droid X or the Shadow? We'll find out later this month when Verizon, Motorola, and Adobe get together.
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What RIM's New Smartphone Needs to Succeed If RIM wants its revamped BlackBerry to compete with Android and the iPhone, it needs to take a cue from a certain Mr. Justin Timberlake. Yes, seriously.
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Twitter Warns Even More Downtime To Come After two weeks of buggier-than-usual service, the folks at Twitter say there's even more downtime ahead.
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Look Out, Apple  Android's About to Eat Your Lunch A new analysis finds Apple's share of the U.S. mobile market is eroding, while Android's is growing exponentially.
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Is Microsoft's Xbox 360 Slim Press Giveaway a Bribe? Microsoft just gave away who-knows-how-many hundreds (or was it thousands?) of slimline Xbox 360s to the gaming press. Should the games press accept Microsoft's "gift"?
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Microsoft Office Web Apps: Five Needed Fixes The Web-based version of Office is off to a good start, but Microsoft needs to make a few improvements.
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Nintendo Reveals 3DS Handheld Gaming System at E3 The past few years, Nintendo has taken some heat for ignoring the so-called 'core gamer' and aiming its press conferences at the casual market. Not so this year.
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Zelda SkyWard Sword: Precise, Fluid, Intuitive We took Nintendo's new Zelda Skyward Sword for a test drive, but does it really offer precision 1-to-1 swordplay?
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AT&T's Botched iPhone 4 Orders Due to Lack of Testing  Report A source close to the carrier claims the system that AT&T used for orders was not tested before launch.
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Sony Playstation: The Kitchen Sink Approach Continues Sony pumps up 3D and improved motion control technology with its Playstation 3 game console at E3.
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Apple Apologizes For iPhone 4 Pre-Order Screw Ups Apple apologizes for pre-order problems experienced by people who attempted to order the iPhone 4 on Tuesday.
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Swype for the Masses The touch interface technology called Swype will be available as a download for Android phones starting Wednesday, says report.
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SCO Group: Would You Please Drop Dead Already? The SCO Group saga shows what can go wrong when some types of people use intellectual property rights (IPR) as a weapon in a lawyer-rich (or is that rich-lawyer) world.
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Opera 10.60 Launched in Beta Opera has unveiled Opera 10.60, the latest version of its Web browser, which the company claims is 50 percent faster at loading JavaScript.
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Flock 3.0: The Social Browser Gets a Reboot Social browser Flock gets revamped in an attempt to compete more squarely with Google Chrome and Mozilla
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Report: AT&T Didnt Test iPhone Preorder System Thoroughly Lack of testing of AT&T's preordering system is to blame for a massive iPhone 4 ordering failure on Tuesday, according to reports.
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New Toshiba Satellite Laptops: 3D, Thin-and-Lights, and a $300 Netbook Toshiba's new notebooks include everything from basic low-cost laptops to powerful entertainment machines.
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Apple, AT&T Sell Out iPhone 4 Preorder Supplies Despite persistent problems Tuesday with iPhone 4 online ordering, US customers exhausted the supplies Apple and AT&T set aside for delivery June 24.
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Nintendo Plunders the Classics, Pleases the Crowd Nintendo shows off an impressive list of upcoming games for its console game system at E3 including Mario Sports Mix and Activision's Goldeneye 007.
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Nintendo 3DS: The Unanswered Hardware Questions We look at what we know--and don't yet know--about the just-announced Nintendo 3DS.
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New Droid Phone Coming on June 23 Will it be the Droid X or the Shadow? We'll find out later this month when Verizon, Motorola, and Adobe get together.
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What RIM's New Smartphone Needs to Succeed If RIM wants its revamped BlackBerry to compete with Android and the iPhone, it needs to take a cue from a certain Mr. Justin Timberlake. Yes, seriously.
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HTC Aria: An Elegant Android Phone While the attractive HTC Aria might not have the beefy specs of its HTC Android brethren, like the Droid Incredible and EVO 4G, it is a fully capable, beautifully-designed Android phone and a welcome addition to AT&Ts miniscule Android portfolio.
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PCWorld Reviewers' Favorite Downloads: May 2010In PCWorld Downloads, our reviewers sometimes find fascinating new files...and sometimes develop a fresh appreciation for the tried-and-true. This May, both scenarios played out. We ran across handy little utilities for system tray use and Office improvements. We reviewed tools for DVD-ripping, energy conservation, general tweaks, and more. And with all that work done, we felt fine about relaxing with a physics-based desktop toy and a classic game.
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