gizmodo
- It May Be Creepy, But This Case's Ad Is Popcorn-Worthy [Wtf]
- Prepaid Cellphone Users Less Likely to Return Calls [Data]
- Best Buy's MacBook Pro SKUs Go Missing, Might Mean Core i5 Refresh Soon [Rumor]
- The Scale That Thinks It's a Rug [Concepts]
- Google Wants To Control All Communication [Google]
- Why Paint Your Room When You Can Get a Color-Changing Wall Instead [Concept]
- Microsoft Blames Your Laptop—Not Windows 7—For Battery Issues [Microsoft]
- Our Price of TV Loyalty: 20% Off the Top [Cable]
- China Brings Down 180,000-Member Hacker Training Site [China]
- Remainders - The Things We Didn't Post: Tricky Tricky Edition [Remainders]
engadget
- Nokia Nuron spotted again, connection to 5230 cemented?
- Current MacBook Pro SKU given mark of death in Best Buy database?
- JXD V3 handheld is confused, confusing and altogether interesting
- NVIDIA pursuing external graphics accelerators for laptops?
- 1080p, 5.1 surround sound coming to Netflix Watch Instantly in 2010? Update: No, yes (and closed captioning)
- Microsoft says Windows 7 battery 'issue' isn't one
- Motorola: Droid update to Android 2.1 'will start to roll out this week'
- Google's Nexus One 'equipment recovery fee' slashed to $150, still a pain
- DIY photog creates laser trigger for remote DSLR snapping
- zoomMediaPlus' zoomIt is the iPhone's long overdue SD card reader
wired - gadget lab
- Macworld Expo 2010 Caters to Apple Fans — Without Apple
- JooJoo Tablet Faces Uphill Battle Against iPad
- Canon Announces New HD-Shooting Cameras
- Apple Might Slash iPad Prices If Initial Sales Are Slow
- Artist Conjures Paintings Out of Floppy Disks
- Clues Hint at Possible MacBook Pro With Core i7 Chip
- Gesture Cube Responds To Waving Your Hand
- UK Company Launches iTablet
- Robotic Spider Melds Legos and 3-D Printing
- iPhone App Devs Not Allowed to Use Geolocation Just for Ads
ubergizmo
- Analyst: Apple Might Lower Price Of iPad
- Nexus One Equipment Recovery Fee Reduced To $150
- MacBook Pro Deleted From Best Buy Inventory
- NVIDIA considers external graphics accelerators
- Thermaltake Toughpower XT line of power supply units
- Corsair Nova and Reactor SSDs
- Canon unveils new PowerShots at PMA 2010
- Scale Rug offers (un)friendly welcome
- 3M Littmann Bluetooth Stethoscope
ohgizmo!
- Openmoko Releases The Spring 2010 Update For The WikiReader – Improving The Touchscreen Keypad, Scrolling And Other Features
- MotKey USB Flash Drive
- Microsoft Discontinues Xbox Live Service For Original Xbox Titles
- Disposable Sunglasses Also Rid You Of Those Pesky Eyebrows
- New Lithium Ion Batteries Increase Lifespan To 20 Years
- Chatman Is The Only Friend You’ll Ever Need
- Augmented Reality Cosmetic Mirror
- Google Tablet – The iPad Killer?
- Sportpong
crave - cnet gadgets
- iPad pricing: How low can you go, Apple?
- Initial hands-on with the LG BD590 and the BD570
- Motorola: Android 2.1 coming to Droid this week
- Top 5 most popular products for February
- 15 worthy Blu-ray movies for less than $15
- Stay home, let Texas Robot attend that meeting
- Upcoming Octovo Kindle light shines
- LED ax light great for camping, scaring intruders
- 1080p streaming not coming to Netflix this year
gearlive
- Bleeding Edge TV 335: Sonos S5 at IWSIV Blogger Party
- Onkyo’s 2010 receivers to support HDMI 1.4
- Fallout: New Vegas teaser trailer
- Unannounced Final Fantasy XIII Xbox 360 faceplate (custom console?) spotted!
- Comcast rebranding services as Xfinity
- Iron Man MacBook decal is awesome
- TiVo HD out of stock. TiVo Premiere imminent?
- Newegg Deal: Sony 7.1 channel receiver
- L33tsauce giving away free copy of Mass Effect 2, and I’m judging!
electronista
- Inbrics to unveil Android MID next week
- Google to hold special event Tuesday
- Microsoft says Windows 7 battery flaw is false
- Netflix may offer 1080p streaming, 5.1 surround [U]
- Moto Droid to get Android 2.1 this week
- Google drops Nexus One early cancel fee to $150
- Corsair adds Nova and Reactor SSD series
- Gmail to add Twitter-like live updates
- Wisair outs Wireless USB display dock for MacBooks
slashgear
- Notion Ink Adam: Flash, iPad comparison & App Competition
- B&N nook in-store availability this week; “More In Store” content launching
- Canon PowerShot SX210 IS, SD3500 IS, SD1400 IS and SD1300 IS digicams drop
- Canon Rebel T2i DSLR gets official
- Asus Eee 1005PE-H is a beefed up 1005PE
- Gigabyte M1405 notebook surfaces at 2010 Taipei Game Show
- Stream modular computing concept Locus OS video
- Samsung Super AMOLED screen to show up on mobile phone at MWC
- Qisda QCM-330 and LG GD880 break cover
crunchgear
- British Library to give away thousands of classics away as e-books
- The ISS gets its own HD video tour
- Lian Li “spider” case seen creeping around Taiwan
- Amazon is ready to take your Olympus E-PL1 pre-orders
- Review: G Drive mobile USB hard drive
- “This Is It” commemorative hard drive
- CrunchDeals: Buy two, get one free Xbox 360 Platinum hits
- Capitol Hill gets a big iPad
- China shuts down pretty darn big hacking Web site
boygeniusreport
- HTC Legend caught on film
- Dev-Team releases PwnageTool for iPhone OS 3.1.3
- RIM prevails over Motorola in UK patent case
- Barnes and Noble to roll out the Nook to retail stores starting this week
- Verizon Wireless explicitly blocking 4chan?
- Google airs rare search advertisement during Superbowl
- Nexus One Giveaway Winner!
- HTC Incredible spotted, shot, stuffed and shown off
- Dell Inspiron Mini 10 netbook to offer WiMAX option?
digg - gadgets
- Canon bows Rebel T2i with 18-megapixel sensor, 1080p30 video
- Linus Torvalds Loves His New Google Nexus One
- Neat Radio Controlled Toy Car Uses Coca-Cola as Fuel
- How the Nexus One Was Created [VIDEO]
- Tech Evolution: 18 Gadgets That Used to be High-Tech
- Siri Launches Voice-Powered iPhone ‘Assistant’
- Amazon Adding Color to Kindle [Rumor]
- US Government: iPad & Mobile Devices May Strain Networks
- Monster buys Yahoo's HotJobs for $225 million
technorati - gadgets
- Peyton Manning Leaving the Field Without Shaking Hands Shows a Lack of Emotional Strength
- Common Threads of Childhood Obesity
- Food Pantries Help Cash Strapped Students
- Ben Harper Premieres Uncensored Music Video on Playboy.com (NSFW)
- Stocks Close Lower As Policy Concerns Mount
- Condensed Super Bowl Action
- Indian bowlers disappoint once again
- Blog Focus: Remembering John Murtha
- Bernanke Prepares Interest Rate Strategy
arstechnica - gadgets
- Microsoft: your battery is the problem, not Windows 7
- etc: Google has reduced the "equipment recovery fee" for the Nexus One to $150, down from $350.
- etc: Netflix subscribers will be getting 1080p video streams with 5.1 surround sound by year end.
- AMD reveals Fusion CPU+GPU, to challege Intel in laptops
- etc: If you're dying to get your hands on a Nook, they're available online from Barnes & Noble and will be in stores "beginning mid-week."
- Amazon puts out one e-book pricing fire as others flare up
- etc: Acer says that sales of Liquid, its Android smartphone, have exceeded expectations, leading to shortages.
- Microsoft investigating disappearing music from Zune Pass
- etc: Like 'em or not, Superbowl halftime performers definitely get a post-game album sales bump—to the tune of 555 percent, on average.
switched
- Remixing Violence in Super Bowl Ads, Web Celebs Celebrate the Internet
- Keg on Wheels: 'Heineken Bot' Rolls Around and Pours Beer for You
- The Hunchback of Cupertino: Will the iPad Kill Your Back?
- Googlemobile Got By German GPS Pranksters
- Barnes and Noble Nook Finally in Stock, Still Not That Compelling
- 15 Valentine's Day Gifts Under $15
- Google's Super Bowl Ad Is Sticky Sweet, Makes Us Puke a Little
- Homophobic Tweet Lands Vodafone Rep on 'Indefinite' Suspension
- Beyonce and Megan Fox Do Techie Super Bowl Ads, Verizon Blocks 4chan
techeblog
- Apple Fan Builds Incredible Personal Theater for iPhone
- Denny's Free Grand Slam Breakfast Tomorrow
- Canon T2i DSLR Might Be Released Next Week
- Audi Green Police Super Bowl Commercial Scores Big
- Boeing 747 8 First Flight
- Aircruise: The Luxury Airship That Lets You Travel in Style
- YouTube's Stereoscopic 3D Videos
- Deal of the Day: $249.99 Garmin nuvi 285WT 4.3" Bluetooth GPS Navigator w/Traffic for $99.99 Shipped
- Google Nexus One Durability Test
pc world
- Windows 7 Just Being Honest About Battery Life
- Keep Clear of Craigslist Scams
- IHound Aims to Help You Find Your Missing IPhone
- Rumor: Core i7 Coming Soon to MacBook Pro?
- Apple iPad Price Cut: Blunder or Brilliance?
- Google Reduces Its Nexus One Termination Fee
- Google's 'Social' Gmail: Could It Really Work?
- Why PayPal Is Blocking Payments to India
- Former Microsoft VP Says Redmond Can't Innovate
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