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LG Ally to Launch alongside Iron Man 2 this May

LG's first Android-powered smartphone to appear stateside will go on sale May 20, piggybacking on the release of Iron Man 2.
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HTC Droid Incredible Now Available on Verizon for $200

The long-awaited HTC Droid Incredible landed Thursday on Verizon for $200 with contract.

Adult Film Stars’ Plea: Please Pay for Porn

With adult DVD sales in a free fall, one industry organization has begun producing YouTube PSAs attempting to expose the harm that comes from pirating adult content.

Samsung Strides to Mediocrity with New Flip Phone

The Stride SCH-r330 may not run apps, play music or open jars, but U.S. Cellular customers can pick one up today for $30 with contract.
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HP Buys Palm for $1.2 Billion

The massive acquisition will give HP access to Palm's webOS, potentially breathing life into its own dusty-looking collection of smartphones.
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Samsung SyncMaster P2770HD Review

We review the do-it-all Samsung SyncMaster P2770HD which doubles as a computer monitor and an HDTV.
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HTC Incredible vs. Apple iPhone 3GS

Does the much-hyped HTC Incredible really live up to its name? We compare spec-by-spec versus Apple’s iPhone 3GS to find out.
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Sony Bloggie MHS-PM5K Review

We review Sony's new Bloggie MHS-PM5K camcorder which features 1080p video and a snap-on 360 degree lens.
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Cisco Flip SlideHD Review

We review Cisco's latest creation, the Flip SlideHD camcorder. It features a slide-up widescreen display and a new “slide strip” that enables users to quickly scrub through their videos.
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Sony Bloggie MHS-PM5 Review

We put Sony's Bloggie MHS-PM5 mini HD camcorder through it's paces in our review to see if it can stack up to industry leaders Flip and Kodak.
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Opera Mini vs. Safari on the iPhone

The speed demon and the comfort wagon go head to head when we pit Opera Mini versus Safari on the iPhone.
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PlayStation Move vs. Nintendo Wii: Under the Hood

On the surface, Sony’s new PlayStation Move looks like an obvious Nintendo Wii copycat, but things aren’t as simple under the hood. Here’s why Sony’s upcoming PlayStation Move system will offer the most precise motion control to date.

Toshiba Satellite U505-S2010 Review

We put Toshiba's latest touch capable Satellite U505-S2010 notebook through its paces in our review.

Netbook Sales Finally Tumble Back to Earth, Manufacturers Retreat

A slow in netbook sales has HP and Dell cutting back production on select models.
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Give the Cloud Some Credit, Greenpeace

Greenpeace’s invective new report on the pollution potential of cloud computing misses its overwhelmingly capacity for green.

Apple iPad App Store Opens, Sticker Shock Ensues

A wide array of applications await new iPad owners on Saturday – and their credit cards.
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The Best April Fools Jokes from Around the Web

Don’t believe everything you read on the Web – especially today. We round up the best online April Fools jokes, from Google’s Topeka name swap to a life-size helicopter peripheral for the Nintendo Wii.

Facebook Pipes Burst Again, Spew Private E-mail Addresses

Another server hiccup has leaked private Facebook information to the Web - this time in the form of confidential e-mail addresses.

Google Rolls Flash into Chrome

Upcoming versions of Chrome will come with Adobe Flash built right in, as Google attempts to solve the plug-in problem.

Apple Speeds up Mac OS X Snow Leopard with 10.6.3 Update

Apple's latest Mac OS X Snow Leopard update brings a number of improvements to speed, security, and compatibility.
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Warner Bros Hires Student Pirate Hunters

Students can make $26,000 a year cruising IRC, newsgroups and other piracy hotbeds for Warner Bros. content.

Over 1,100 Communities Compete for Fast Google Fiber

The list of hopeful communities vying for Google's fast fiber project reached over 1,100 by the time Google declared its deadline past.

General Electric Watches Watts with WiMax

A new smart meter program in Michigan will harness WiMax to wirelessly feed data been thousands of power meters.

KTM Electric Dirtbikes Sling Mud with Watts

The Austrian company's first electric bikes spar watt-for-watt with rivals from Zero Motorcycles, and even KTM's existing gasoline models.

Ozone Smog Review

We review the Ozone Smog gaming mouse to see if it can truly compete with industry leaders such as Logitech and Razer.

Netflix Streaming Reaches Nintendo’s Wii

The first discs to enable Netflix Streaming on the Nintendo Wii have finally shipped to those who preordered, and a widespread roll out will follow shortly.

Klipsch Image X10i Review

We review the spendy Klipsch Image X10i earbuds. They'll set you back $350, but that shouldn't be an issue for true audiophiles who want an outstanding pair of headphones.

French Twitter Hacker Claims He was “a Kind Pirate”

After his arrest by French police on Tuesday, the man who hacked Twitter employee accounts to access the feeds of celebrities, including Barack Obama, claims it was all in the name of good.

Wall Street Journal to Charge $18 Monthly for iPad Subscriptions

The first pricing details on iPad content reveal what the Wall Street Journal, Men's Health and Esquire will charge for their first digital editions.

Runco WindowWalls Open Portals to Pure Fiction

Tiled LCD displays promise to fill entire walls of a room with an ever-changing view, rare art, or whatever you can imagine.

Art Museum Recognizes @ Symbol for Recognition

The humble @ symbol now joins the company of relics like Van Gogh's Starry Night and Andy Warhol's Campbell's soup cans at New York's Museum of Modern Art.

LaCie Rikiki Review

We review the LaCie Rikiki portable hard drive, one of the smallest mobile hard drives on the market today.

Porsche Decks out Cayenne with Burmester Sound System

Burmester's high-end audio system crams 372 square inches of driver area and over 1,000 watts of power into Porsche's new Cayenne.