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How to Customize Your Android Phone
With a booming Android Marketplace, there's no reason to stick with the default apps and settings on your Android smartphone. Here are some tips. 4 comments
Will Droid 2 Make Droid Obsolete?
Analysis: With Droid 2 news seeping out, is there hope for the early adopters of the first model?
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Capture screens and videos easily with Ashampoo Snap 4.
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Barnes & Noble Doubles Down on the Nook
The bookseller is nurturing its e-reader with designated Nook lounges with accessories and demos.
Mystery File Posted to Wikileaks Afghan Page
Web site accepts an encrypted file of uncertain origin; speculation strong in wake of recent Afghan documents leaks.
T-Mobile Beats Verizon, AT&T, Sprint in Customer Services
A J.D. Power report names T-Mobile USA tops in customer care rankings among U.S. wireless carriers.
Google Crowned 'King of Malware'
Security company Barracuda Networks says Google's search pages link to twice as much malware as search rivals Bing, Yahoo, and Twitter.
RIM Leads Shipments with 14% Q2 Jump
RIM mobile phone shipments grew by 40% in the second quarter, giving it the top spot in a market that grew by more than 14% during the same period, IDC reports.
Microsoft Needs a Tablet Strategy, Not a Tablet
Steve Ballmer stubbornly insists that a Windows 7 tablet is coming, but Microsoft should be focused on developing applications for other mobile platforms.
Google Cleared Over StreetView Wi-Fi Snooping
The UK decides the data on Wi-Fi access points gathered by Google during its Street View operations did not contain personal information.
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