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• Samsung’s 3D TVs: Bold and Bright Samsung’s 3D TV technology arrives in new LED, LCD, and plasma TVs; new content arrives from DreamWorks and Samsung’s new HDTV apps store.
• Smartphones: Competing via Lawsuits, Not Features? Your guide to all those assorted smartphone lawsuits, from Apple to . . . well, everybody.
• Gala Launches Final Fantasy XIII The game's official introduction was a party befitting the epic scope of the series.
• Twitter to Begin Screening Some Links for Phishing Twitter launched a new link-screening service aimed at preventing phishing and other malicious attacks on users of the popular microblogging service.
• Microsoft Patches Excel Flaws Two bulletins fix security vulnerabilities for "slow" Patch Tuesday.
• New Guitar Game Features Real Guitar Power Gig: Rise of the Sixstring is one-upping Guitar Hero and Rock Band with its six-string guitar controller.
• Sony Cyber-shot DSC-WX1 Gets Low-Light Right The small-but-skilled Cyber-shot WX1 takes great low-light shots and easy panoramic images, making it a superb compact camera for anyone without giant hands.
• Your Next E-Book Reader: Color and Video--and Nearly Unbreakable Next-generation e-book readers will be able to handle types of content that today’s models just can’t. Look for the first ones later this year.
• Getting Started in Digital Photography Here's how to choose a camera and an image editor, along with important tips to help you begin taking great photos.
• 3G Buildouts Push up Mobile Network Investment Analysts expect mobile infrastructure investment to rebound slightly this year, led by 3G buildouts and upgrades.
• Ex-Sun Chief Dishes Dirt on Gates, Jobs Jonathan Schwartz has started dishing dirt from his days at Sun in a blog called "What I couldn't say..."
• Sony, Samsung, Panasonic 3D TVs: So What's On? Wondering what 3D content there is to watch? Here's your 3D programming guide for 2010.
• Data Issue Hits BlackBerry Devices for Second Day Some BlackBerry uses are complaining that their data services have been down over the past two days.
• Choose an Event Date That Works for Everyone WhichDateWorks.com takes the hassle out of getting everyone in your group to agree on a date that, well, works.
• Samsung’s 3D Glasses: Fast, Fitted, but only for Samsung TVs Samsung’s 3D glasses will come in three flavors at prices from $150 to $200, but don’t try to use them on other brands of TVs.
• New Cisco Router Supports 322Tbps, Designed for Internet Video Cisco's new router for the IP video age could allow every person in China to make an Internet video call--at once.
• Samsung Introduces eReader New e-reader lets users write in margins, highlight text and save bookmarks for later use and share content with other users.
• FCC to Propose National Digital Literacy Corps The FCC will propose a national digital literacy corps in its broadband plan.
• Parallels Desktop Update Adds Support for Chrome OS Parallels, whose Desktop offering lets you run a variety of operating systems without ever having to leave Mac OS X, has updated Parallels Desktop 5.0 to include...
• Sentilla's Energy Management Tool Gets Chargeback Feature Sentilla released an update to its data-center energy management tool, which tracks energy usage of servers and other equipment.
• Samsung Finding New Ways to Push 3D to Users Samsung launched new 3D TVs, and is investigating 3D movie streaming and a new lens to remove the need for 3D glasses.
• Facebook Updates May Share Your Location Soon Although Facebook officials won't go confirm or deny the rumor, anonymous sources claim that Facebook will unveil geolocation features in April.
• FCC Drives Need for National Broadband Plan Speaking at America's Digital Inclusion Summit at the Newseum today, FCC members continued to unveil details of the National Broadband Plan and stress how vital the proposed changes are for the future of information in the United States.
• IT OKs Windows 7 After taking a pass on Vista, organizations are ready to commit to Microsoft's new OS.
• Is the Apple iPad Really a Computer? Defenders and detractors of Apple's upcoming tablet are both getting worked up, denying that the iPad is a computer.