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 Google Instant Searches the Web 'Before You Type' Google search results are delivered faster with Google Instant that display search results as you type. Share:   |  A Google TV Refresher: What We Know So Far Google is gearing up to launch its Google TV service any day now. Here is what we know about Google TV so far. Share: | Apple's New iPods: What the critics are saying The iPod Touch is gaining the most applause for its additions, the Nano is receiving mixed reviews and the Shuffle, well, it's the new version of the old version of the Shuffle. Share: | Report: Android Poised to Dominate the iPhone, Grab Half the Smartphone Market The report says the iPhone will be left with from 20 percent to 30 percent of the market versus more than 50 percent for Android-based phones. Share: | Google Music May Be a Smash Hit for Android Until now, a simple and user-friendly music management system has been something that's evaded the Android platform. Share: | Predicting the Future of Phones is Unpredictable Change in the tech industry isn't always about trajectories -- sometimes it's about unexpected twists and big bangs that even experts can't anticipate. Share: | Facebook Simplifies Online Stalking Facebook is testing a feature that makes it easier to follow a single person's activity. Will it become a stalker's best friend? Share: | To iPad or Not to iPad: That is the Tech Question As more and more consumers consider tablets, they face a difficult decision: Should they go with the known factor in the iPad or wait for one of the unknown devices? Share: | IT Personality Types: 8 Profiles in Geekdom A rogues gallery of the oddballs who populate the wonderful world of IT. Share: | ViewSonic, Toshiba, Archos Set Sights on Apple iPad I suspect that it may be mid-2011 before truly polished iPad rivals show upby which time Apple will presumably be ready to announce its second-generation tablet. Share: | Why Android Is Stealing Share from iOS It's no accident that Android is emerging as the leading mobile operating system--or that Apple's contender is fading. Share: | Google Goes Loco With Logo: Part of Big September Surprise? Google is teasing users with different dynamic logo designs in preparation for the introduction of AJAX-powered search results, according to experts. Share: | Facebook Takes the Pain Out of Online Stalking with Subscribe Feature The social network giant is testing a feature that makes it easier to follow a single person's activity but will it become a stalker's best friend? Share: | PlayStation Move Takes on Stuff, Stuff Shrugs Sony's anti-Kinect, anti-Wii campaign is in full swing with a new site that takes aim at Microsoft's buttonless controller angle. Share: | Android vs. IPhone Is No Easy Call Google's Android mobile operating system proved a formidable rival to the wildly popular iPhone in a recent real-world test. Share: | Getting Your Data Safely Across the Border The ACLU has sued the US government claiming that laptop searches without cause are a violation of Fourth Amendment rights, but you can take steps of your own to get your data across the border without legal action. Share: | For Google TV, a Sharp Turn Away From Apple TV Google TV may offer the polar opposite television experience when compared to Apple TV. Share: | This Fall's Most Promising Camera Announcements Need to know about the latest camera offerings from Canon, Fujifilm, Nikon, Panasonic, Samsung, and Sony? Keep track of all the late-2010 camera announcements here. Share: | Tablets Threaten to Make Netbooks Obsolete Analysts predict that Apple could sell 28 million iPads in 2011--leading a tablet revolution that threatens to make netbooks extinct. Share: | Salesforce.com Chatter Goes Mobile with New Apps Salesforce.com is expanding the value of its Chatter social productivity platform by providing apps for iPhone, iPad, BlackBerry, and Android to enable Chatter access on the go. Share: | |  What's Your PC IQ? Think youve got geek smarts? Test your tech knowledge with our tricky trivia challenge - and learn a thing or two along the way. Start | |  | | |  | | Downloads: Editor's Collection | | Free Casual Games to Play in Your Browser A casual game can relax your nerves or stimulate your mind. These great games were winners and notables in Casual Gameplay Design Competition #8: Sandbox. Whether your tastes run to production sims, romantic journeys, or empire-building llamas, these games have an enjoyable way to while away minutes or hours. Sweeping the awards from both audience and judges, the latest Submachine puzzle adventure leads you through a network of eerie, stone-walled tunnels. 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