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Netflix as a gateway to cable cord cutting
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Jan 6, 2011
It's kind of obvious, yes, but nice to have some numbers to go with it. ...
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Today's edition of DON'T BUY AN IPAD YET is brought to you by this case
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Jan 5, 2011
Everyone gadget related is at CES in Las Vegas, including some dudes from China who are walking around with a mocked up case for the impending iPad...
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Google's Chrome app store is a dud
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Jan 5, 2011
Google launched this store for apps that can be used out of its Chrome browser last month amid at least a modicum of hoopla. But the sales figures...
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Tablet boom, tablet consolidation at CES
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Jan 5, 2011
The big Consumer Electronics Show officially kicks off tomorrow (though unofficially it's more like today) and around 100 new tablet computers are...
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Kindle coming to Android and Windows tablets
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Jan 4, 2011
Eventually, Amazon will make a Kindle that operates inside a different Kindle. It'll be like Russian Nesting Kindles. Joining the array of Kindle...
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Kinect for PC
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Jan 4, 2011
Asus has licensed Kinect technology from Microsoft and will debut a version of Kinect to run on PCs. It's called WAVI Xtion (catchy name, guys!)...
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Company that makes Rock Band sold for the price of a copy of Rock Band
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Jan 4, 2011
$49.99 was all it took for a group of investors to buy the videogame maker Harmonix, makers of the popular, but perhaps not as popular as they used...
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3D TVs bomb, smart TVs are the next big thing. Or the next bomb.
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Jan 4, 2011
So at last year's CES, 3D TV was the hot item. Tons of new sets got rolled out, the revolution was upon us. But the revolution didn't happen. The...
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Please welcome your new Android conqueror.
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Jan 3, 2011
Research company Nielsen says 41% of new smartphone buyers in the last six months chose Android phones. That's compared to 27% going with iPhones.
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Online airfare dispute deepens - Expedia drops American
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Jan 3, 2011
Over the weekend, Expedia just dropped American. This is an escalation from the dispute as it stood last week, when Expedia was burying American...

