It’s back! The Return of Sony’s PSN
PSN back online for most users! Update your system and change your password. Account info management still experiencing issues.
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“Walshed” WP7 phone support tool released: Updated
Fix your “Walshed” Windows Phone 7 with Microsoft-approved tool! Get back to official updates and unlock new features.
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Samsung Droid Charge finally arriving on Verizon tomorrow
Samsung Droid Charge on sale tomorrow for $299 on Verizon with 2-year contract, stuck on Froyo with 1GHz CPU.
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Music Industry Execs Wanted Google To Censor Search Results
Google Music Beta: Cloud-based music locker with streaming, but no music store and rumors of censorship concerns. Should you wait for an invite or stick with Rdio?
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Google Is Lobbying For Legislation That Would Make Self-Driving Cars Legal In Nevada
Google lobbies Nevada to allow self-driving cars: No texting while driving, but robot drivers? Future is closer than we think.
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Google Finally Enters The Multimedia Game With Movies And Music
Google jumps into multimedia with new Movies & Music services! Rent movies for $2-4, pin them to your devices for offline watching, and upload 20,000 songs to cloud for streaming. Available now on Android 3.1.
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Android 3.1 coming to Verizon users today
Verizon Xoom gets sweet Honeycomb upgrade to Android 3.1! Enjoy improved widgets, Xbox controller support, and more! Update coming to Google TV in the summer.
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Microsoft reportedly buying Skype [Update]
Microsoft to buy Skype for $8.5 billion! Deep integration with Microsoft services, Windows Phone 7, and Facebook? Analyst skeptical: “overpaid”.
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iOS takes the market share lead away from Maemo 5 in Antarctica
Maemo 5 loses top spot in Antarctica! iOS grabs 60% of the mobile market share in the South Pole. This shift shows a growing trend of iOS being used in enterprise and academic settings.
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comScore Reports March Marketshare Numbers, Android, iPhone Up, RIM Down, Water Wet
March 2011 US Smartphone Market Share: Apple’s iPhone sales double with Verizon launch, but Android still dominates with 2:1 growth ratio. Analysts’ predictions fall flat again.
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Turns out Motorola Mobility is staying in Illinois for another decade
Motorola Mobility HQ stays in Illinois! $100 million in tax credits keep 3,000 jobs safe and attract new ones. Illinois governor Pat Quinn seals the deal with $10 million annual tax breaks for the next decade.
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PSA: Don’t Trust Analyst Estimates More Than A Year Out
Forget analysts’ predictions! They’re notoriously bad at predicting the future. Trust sales figures and market share data instead. Remember, analysts are humans prone to hype just like us. Take their predictions with a grain of salt, especially for long-term forecasts.
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Remember That Thing I Said About Ovi Maps And Microkia? Yeah, Nevermind, Google Did It
Google Earth now lets you explore 3D textured buildings! Fly through cities like New York or Tokyo and experience them in a whole new way. While the load times can be slow and the controls feel different from Google Maps, it’s a fun and free addition to the app.
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Some Douche Sues CNET Because The Internet Sometimes Does Illegal Things
Content hosting giant CNET faces lawsuit for hosting Limewire, a file-sharing software used for music downloads. The lawsuit raises questions about free speech vs liability, as CNET never downloaded, created, or hosted any copyrighted material. The case hinges on blog posts that discuss music piracy, potentially setting a precedent for tech bloggers.
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Wii gets bundled with MarioKart and Price Drop
Nintendo slashes Wii price to $150 and bundles it with Mario Kart! New “Nintendo Selects” line offers popular games for just $19.99 each. Get ready for more fun with family and friends at an even more affordable price.
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