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Stories By Lynnsie Nguyen
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A little over a week since we saw it leak into the wild, the Samsung Monte S5620 has been officially launched. A 3-inch capacitive touchscreen...
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Dell's Mini 10 netbook looks to be in line for a WiMAX update, at least going by the budget ultraportable's most recent foray at the...
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RIM's rumored BlackBerry Magnum has been spotted in the wild, at least in prototype form. As you might quickly spot, the smartphone lacks a center...
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"Global Phone" is a phrase that gets thrown around relatively frequently these days, especially by Verizon when they're trying to sell you a dual-mode CDMA/GSM...
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Change is afoot with the Nexus One, or to be more accurate with Google and their initial carrier partner in the US, T-Mobile. According to...
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Sometimes the most obvious answers are the ones you should avoid at all cost, else dwell in a gimmick pit for all eternity. Unfortunately that...
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Compared to 2008, we've had something of a dry spell this year when it comes to consumer robotics. Japanese firm Vstone aren't exactly attempting to...
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Acer's F1 smartphone was tipped to drop on October 6th by DigiTimes yesterday, and now the company themselves have confirmed that the 1GHz Windows Mobile...
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Bad news for everyone looking forward to getting their hands on Bungie's Halo 3 Multiplayer Beta this upcoming spring: Microsoft has revealed that the test...