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Palm Awes Audiences with WebOS

It's all in the cards for Palm's stunning new operating system, which holds plenty of promise for breathing life into the tired brand.

A Grandma-Friendly Digital Photo Frame

Isabella Products' Vizit photo frame has a built-in cellular modem to push and pull images from the Web without a Wi-Fi connection, making it ideal for tech neophytes.

Hands On with Lenovo’s Dual-Screen W700DS

The W700DS is unquestionably a behemoth, but for those who need the extra screen space, it delivers as no other notebook can.

Panasonic Preps 1-inch Z1 Plasma for Summer

The 54-inch Z1 plasma measures on one inch thick, uses a third the energy of comparable plasmas, and connects completely wirelessly.

Sony P Series Shatters Netbook Price Limits

Sony's pint-sized Vaio P Series will hit only 1.4 pounds on scales, but hits $900 on price registers.

Will People Pay for Slimmer TVs?

Manufacturers continue to cut down LCDs to thinner and thinner dimensions, but is anyone willing to pay for it in this economic climate?

Cell Processor to Power Toshiba Concept TV

Toshiba will harness the same processor used in the PlayStation 3 to upscale 1080p content to a whopping 4,000 by 2,000 pixels, which the company believes is the future of HD.

Netgear Demonstrates 2009 Offerings

An Internet TV player, set-top media box and 3G Wi-Fi router are just 15 of the company's new releases for CES this year.

Toshiba Unveils New TV Tech for 2009

Full-array LED back lighting, 240Hz refresh rates, and new "Deep Lagoon" styling will be among the main additions to Toshiba's premium Regza LCD lineup for 2009.

LG’s Unbelievable Noise Cancellation Tech

LG gave a demo of their new noise cancellation tech at their press conference on Thursday.

Economic Woes Don’t Damper CES Madness

Early indicators show diminished turnout, but lines remain, and we've yet to see whether the economic conditions will deeply affect this year's announcements.

Yahoo Gets in Bed with Samsung

Yahoo's Widget engine has been adapted for consumer electronics, bring sites like MySpace, eBay, and Pandora directly to the TV screen.

LG’s Skycharger Runs on Pure Contradiction

In a city and that celebrates excess, at a trade show that creates it, LG's attempt at painting itself green looks awfully pathetic.

ThinkPad W700ds Dual-Screen Monitor

Laptop Dual displays aren?t just for desktops; the ThinkPad W700ds is for multitasking on the go.

Tech Trends for 2009

It?s time to look forward to 2009 and the bevy of products that the next consumer electronics show will usher onto store shelves.

Top 10 Tech Innovations of 2008

Smaller, easier and cheaper seemed to be the industry?s driving design focus this year, and the products borne of these qualities are some of the most amazing ? and most affordable ? we?ve ever seen.

Cases for the iPhone Nano, Before it Exists

Listings for iPhone Nano cases from two different companies have some fans believing a phone to fit them is not far behind.

Paid Android Apps Coming in 2009

Developers will be able to make a profit peddling apps on the Android Market starting in the first quarter of 2009.

LG to Unveil World’s Thinnest LED-lit TV

The LH95 measures under an inch thick and boasts a contrast ratio of 2,000,000:1.

New LG Blu-ray Players will Stream YouTube

New partnerships with CinemaNow and YouTube will allow next-gen LG players to access pay-per-view movies and free online clips.

Verizon Scores $33M from Cybersquatters

A company that registered misleading domain names will have to cough up $33 million after failing to appear in court.

Facebook Users Protest Breastfeeding Policy

Angry mothers protested Facebook's continued removal of pictures depicting breastfeeding this weekend with real-life and online protests.

LG Debuts First 3G Wrist Phone

The LG-GD910 comes in a curved metallic case that straps onto the wrist like a watch, uses a 1.43-inch touch screen, and moves data at snappy HSDPA speeds.

AT&T Offers Refurbished iPhones for $99

A temporary discount on refurbished iPhones pushes the 8GB models below $100 for the very first time.

YouTube Adds 720p HD Video

The popular video-sharing site now officially supports HD video, allowing videos uploaded in high-def to be viewed in either format.

Mac Fan Plots Silent Protest at Macworld

In response to Apple's lack of presence at future Macworld shows, one fan has suggested a silent protest at the company's last expo.

iPhones Account for Spike in Wi-Fi Traffic

New data shows that iPhone owners are prolific Wi-Fi users, accounting for half of all Wi-Fi from mobile phones.

Toshiba Shows off First 512GB SSD

Toshiba's second-gen SSDs dwarf existing drives in both size and blazing speed.

Orbita Mouse

Cyber Sport takes a stab creating a new design on an old product. Does it work? You decide.

Lenovo’s Android Phone Comes into Focus?

New details and images show a sleek touch phone bound for China.

Holiday Shopping Guide: Coworkers

Here are a few fun techie gifts for every office personality, all in an affordable price range.

iPhone 3G Finally Unlocked?

The same team that unlocked the original EDGE iPhone says they've done it again - and will release the tools on New Year's Eve.

Apple Aces Reliability Report

New data based on one company's repair rates shows Apple outranking all when it comes to reliability.

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