Essential free apps for back-to-school laptops
This collection of must-have free apps should be among the first things installed on any new back-to-school laptop.
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Essential free apps for back-to-school laptops
Droid won’t get hot spot feature with Froyo update
When Froyo arrives on the Motorola droid the first week of August, tethering and Wi-Fi hot spot won't be among the added features. Originally posted at Android Atlas
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Panasonic LX5 compact addresses LX3 issues
A new sensor, larger zoom range, improved noise reduction, and a better video codec are among the changes Panasonic brings to the Lumix DMC-LX5 over the LX3.
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Logitech Replaces Harmony Remotes with Free Apps for Google TV [Harmony]
Logitech's Harmony remotes are among the most acclaimed, most popular programmable remotes in the industry. But in a forward-looking move, Logitech is turning Harmony into a free iPhone/iPod/Android app to work with their Google TV companion box . More
Comparing smartphone operating systems
CNET shows you just how competitive the OS battle has become. See how popular features compares among the latest OS releases from each manufacturer Originally posted at Dialed In
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First Reviews of the Panasonic TC-P50VT20 3DTV [Reviews]
After seeing it at CES, there was little doubt. The 50-inch Panasonic TC-P50VT20 wouldn't just be among the first 3DTVs on the market, it would be among the best . The first two reviews are in, and they are glowing. More
It Only Gives You 32GB, But the OCZ Onyx Is Still An SSD Under $100 [Ssds]
32GB, 64MB cache, and read and write speeds of 25MB/s and 70MB/s aren't terribly exciting when it comes to a solid state drive, but the OCZ Onyx still caught our eye because it's among the first SSDs to slip below $100. [ Hot Hardware via CrunchGear ] More
Sprint’s Super-Speedy WiMax Available to 120 Million People By End of Year [Sprint]
Sprint's expanding its 4G mobile broadband service—also known as WiMax—quite a bit this year. They intend on making it available to a whopping 120 million people by the end of 2010. The lucky cities to be among the first in the rollout are: San Francisco, CA Denver, CO Washington, DC Boston, MA Minneapolis, MN Kansas City, MO New York, NY Houston, TX Guess the rest of us will just have to be patient. [ Sprint via Android Central ]
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