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Verizon Wireless data is down for some usersVerizon Wireless data is down for some users
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LG announces new ‘stylish’ 3D glassesLG announces new ‘stylish’ 3D glasses
To build a holodeck: an exclusive look at Microsoft’s Edison labTo build a holodeck: an exclusive look at Microsoft’s Edison lab
Free Wi-Fi coming to Japanese vending machines in 2012Free Wi-Fi coming to Japanese vending machines in 2012
Al Jazeera provides an in-depth look at unmanned battle roboticsAl Jazeera provides an in-depth look at unmanned battle robotics
Wi-Fi Protected Setup security hole discoveredWi-Fi Protected Setup security hole discovered
Cregle’s iPen is not the first digitizer pen for your iPad, despite claims on Kickstarter (updated)Cregle’s iPen is not the first digitizer pen for your iPad, despite claims on Kickstarter (updated)
Windows Phone roadmap leak points to Tango release in Q2 2012, Apollo in Q4Windows Phone roadmap leak points to Tango release in Q2 2012, Apollo in Q4
Credit card-sized Raspberry Pi computer will handle 1080p video for $25 next monthCredit card-sized Raspberry Pi computer will handle 1080p video for $25 next month
HTC adds more devices to its bootloader unlock toolHTC adds more devices to its bootloader unlock tool
YouTube Slam challenges users to find and vote for the next big thingYouTube Slam challenges users to find and vote for the next big thing
3.7 million Android devices activated over Christmas weekend3.7 million Android devices activated over Christmas weekend
HP TouchPad Go reviewed: it’s a 7-inch TouchPad and that’s about itHP TouchPad Go reviewed: it’s a 7-inch TouchPad and that’s about it
Cyanogenmod 9’s launcher, Trebuchet, available in early alpha for Android 4.0.3 devicesCyanogenmod 9’s launcher, Trebuchet, available in early alpha for Android 4.0.3 devices

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