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June 25, 2010
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Apple Responds to iPhone 4 Antenna Problem Apple officials as well as Steve Jobs respond to reports of iPhone 4 weak signal issues tied to the phone's antenna.
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Motorola's Droid X and the Keyboard Death Debate Don't believe what you've read: The debut of Verizon's Motorola Droid X does not signal the death of the physical smartphone keyboard. Here's why.
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iPhone 4 Antenna Problems Mar Apple's Big Day Reports of iPhone 4 problems relating to its antenna and flaws with its screen are spoiling Apple's big launch day. Here are some possible iPhone 4 fixes.
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iPhone 4's Antenna Boosts Voice and Data Rates, With One Big Flaw A new antenna design--which utilizes the metal sides of the phone--helped the iPhone 4 achieve higher speeds in our tests, as long as we held the handset correctly.
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ComScore: YouTube Remains Dominant Video Site YouTube remained the dominant video site in May, according to comScore.
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Congress Asks Apple to Explain its Privacy Policy Exactly how, and for how long, does Apple store the data it collects about your comings and goings?
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Phony Amazon Spam: Coming to an In-Box Near You A rash of authentic looking, malware-related Amazon messages are flying around the InterWebs. Here's how to spot them.
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Kobo E-Reader's Early Reviews: Can it Compete? Shortcuts and shortcomings hamper Borders' entry into the e-reader market.
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Brisk Apple iPhone Sales Dominated by Upgrades Day one iPhone 4 sales were dominated by existing iPhone owners upgrading to the latest model.
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Android 2.2 Unleashed for Nexus One -- Who's Next? Numerous Nexus One users started receiving Google's Android 2.2 upgrade over-the-air on their devices Wednesday night; the start of a widespread Android 2.2 rollout may not be far behind.
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What Chrome OS Needs: Levity Hey, Google -- lure people to a new operating system by throwing in a couple games.
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Thank Goodness For Used Video Games A new study suggests preowned sales are 'more fearsome than ever', driving new game revenue south. Who's to blame? And what should be done about it?
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A Closer Look at the Motorola Droid X The Droid X, available from Verizon this summer, will run Android 2.1 initially, feature a 1 GHz processor and expandable memory.
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E3's Forgotten Racer Games In the frenzy of announcements, some road-worthy gems may have been overlooked; take a look at some E3 racing entries.
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Apple iPhone 4's Camera Gets (Mostly) Rave Reviews Reports from Engadget, Boing Boing and others indicate that iPhone 4's camera may become a major selling point.
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Tech Wonders at The Shanghai World Expo 2010 Thousands of visitors a day delight in the wall-climbing robots, halls that look like ice sculptures, solar-powered bug zappers, concept cars, and much more at the world's largest expo--now in full gear in Shanghai.
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Microsoft's Free Windows Live Essentials Beta Debuts A beta version of Microsoft's Windows Live Essentials, a collection of free Web-oriented applications and services for Windows Vista and Windows 7 PCs, is now available for download
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BitBop TV Service Opens Up to RIM BlackBerry Users The service, previously available only as a closed beta, streams over 3G or Wi-Fi or by downloading shows for later offline viewing on RIMs Bold, Curve, and Tour.
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Views and Voices From The iPhone 4 Wait Lines Apple's iPhone 4 went on sale in five countries today. While much of the launch was full of cheers and jubilation, some fans who waited in line all night expressed frustration.
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iPhone 4 vs. Droid X: A Head-to-Head Comparison No two phones are hotter right now than the latest Apple handset and Motorolas new Android phone. We compared both in hands-on tests in seven categories to crown an overall winner.
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Apple Responds to iPhone 4 Antenna Problem Apple officials as well as Steve Jobs respond to reports of iPhone 4 weak signal issues tied to the phone's antenna.
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Apple iOS 4 vs. Android Multitasking: Which Approach Is Better for Users? Forget the technical details for a minute. Which mobile OS--Android or iOS 4--makes multitasking easier?
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