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Android Videos Galore!

At first, folks were complaining that Android would take a backseat at Google I/O. But now, after Day 1, there is already an abundance of new “stuff” to share with you.Enjoy wasting the rest of your day watching these videos over and over and over:User Interface and Basic Nav[HTML1]Google Street

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All the Windows Phone 7 Phones

All the Windows Phone 7 Phones

Eager for a piece of WP7? Here are the top phones you should consider, broken down by US carrier. You're welcome. T-Mobile HTC 7 Mozart It trumps the WP7 handsets announced by LG and Samsung today, with an 8MP camera and Xenon flash, and also has Dolby Mobile and SRS Wow HD for "virtual surround

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What Is Froyo?

What Is Froyo?

Google's out with Android 2.2 —codename: Froyo—and so far we're impressed. But what is it, exactly? It's a mobile platform... Froyo (following Google's adorable alphabetized dessert naming convention) is the latest iteration of Android, Google's mobile operating system. Simple enough! If y

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What Is iPhone 4's FaceTime Video Chat?

What Is iPhone 4's FaceTime Video Chat?

Steve Jobs usually saves the meatiest bit of his keynotes for the end. But WWDC's "One More Thing" was a little tame: FaceTime, a video chat system for iPhone 4. So, what's special about FaceTime, and how does it work? First, let's get this out of the way: Yes, FaceTime is video chat, similar

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Fujitsu M2010 Joins the Atom Netbook Army, Struggles to Stand Out

Fujitsu M2010 Joins the Atom Netbook Army, Struggles to Stand Out

Fujitsu's M2010 is a 10.1-inch Windows XP netbook, based on Intel's 1.6 GHz Atom N270 processor and 945GSE chipset, with a 160GB HDD, 1GB of RAM, a 3-cell battery, a 1.3MP webcam and an integrated multi-card reader. Familiar, no? That's what's so curious about the M2010—it really strikes me as ju

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Microsoft Making Things Easy - Taking Inspiration From Web 2.0

Microsoft is going on & making things way too simple, it plans on producing a powerful platform & tool to making programming a piece of cake for a newbie, well the concept is pretty simple derived & taken inspiration from Web-2.0. Where bloggers are using easy web applications to produce

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Ferrari Gets a Limited Edition Motorola Milestone

Ferrari Gets a Limited Edition Motorola Milestone

As if owning a Ferrari wasn’t enough of a status symbol, the company has tasked Motorola with a custom deco of the original Milestone to slide into pockets lined with one hundred dollar bills. The phone looks pretty delicious in Ferrari red, but if you are hoping to get your hands on it you migh

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DuraPower Cell Energized?

DuraPower Cell Energized?

The light is within it, yes within its body, oh so comfy and cozy that you can hardly make out its presence. The idea is to incorporate a minitype LED within the traditional AA or AAA battery sans fuss. This is because you may just want to use a mini flashlight at the drop of a hat or because

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New Paint Could Block Wi-Fi From Nosey Neighbors

New Paint Could Block Wi-Fi From Nosey Neighbors

Living in an apartment building, I can spot about twenty active Wi-Fi networks at a time. And the worst part is that they can all see me, too. While we've had RF-blocking paint to cellphone signals for some time, manufacturers have been thwarted when attempting to stop higher frequencies, lik

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Coming Soon: Mind-Reading Cell Phones

Coming Soon: Mind-Reading Cell Phones

What if cellphones knew what sort of moods we were in? What if they could anticipate to whom we’d crave to talk? What if they knew which calls we’re waiting for? If has its way, they soon will.

The cell phones of 10 years ago look like ancient relics compared to the smartphones of today.

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China Withholds Valuable Materials Needed for Electric Cars From Japan

China Withholds Valuable Materials Needed for Electric Cars From Japan

Unless China and Japan can sort out their shit and the exportation of rare earth elements can proceed into Japan, the future of electric could be thrown into jeopardy. Production of like the Prius could slow down dangerously.

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Gyroscopes the Size of Sand Will Track You Anywhere (Even Underground)

Gyroscopes the Size of Sand Will Track You Anywhere (Even Underground)

The Israeli Department of Defense has cooked up the world’s smallest gyroscope—powered by lasers and as small as a single grain of sand. The new gyros are sensitive enough to track your position and movements anywhere—no required.

The underlying tech is the same that’s found in aircraft and seafaring ships—minute physical changes are compared to each other, calculating a new position without the need for an external reference point.

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Breakthrough ‘Zero Power’ Display Can Do Color and Video, Too

Breakthrough 'Zero Power' Display Can Do Color and Video, Too

It sounds too good to be true, but researchers at the University of Cincinnati are convinced that they’ve developed a revolutionary electrofluidics that combines the color and video capabilities of an with the low power consumption of e-ink.

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An Energy Monitoring Brain Makes This Building the World’s First Zero Carbon Convention Center

An Energy Monitoring Brain Makes This Building the World's First Zero Carbon Convention Center

It’s not often (ever?) that a convention center is anything worth being excited about, but Ireland’s new Convention Centre Dublin uses ingenius engineering and an omniscient mother brain to monitor and adjust itself. The result? Zero carbon footprint.

An Energy Monitoring Brain Makes This Building the World's First Zero Carbon Convention Center

Every aspect of the CCD’s design has been finely tuned to prevent waste—despite possessing enough space for a performance hall, giant auditorium, and enough floorspace for 8,000 attendees.

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