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• Bing's Cool New Search Tools: A Visual Tour As Microsoft continues to tweak its search engine, here's how you can make the most of Bing's latest tools and enhancements.
• CES 2010 Preview: Gloom, But Not Doom The new frugality takes hold, but consumers still want electronics.
• Will We See Apple at CES 2010? The WSJ says Apple will be heading to Vegas in January, but can we believe the report?
• CES Quintuples Apple's Presence for 2010 Apple's iLounge area at CES 2010 will be five times larger than initially anticipated.
• A High-Speed Slo-Mo Point-and-Shoot Casio has unveiled a tiny digital camera with burst-shooting capabilities of up to 30 frames per second as well as high-speed movie modes.
• Sights and Sounds of CES 2009 Take a look at the sights and sounds at the 2009 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
• Panasonic's Portable Blu-ray Disc Player Panasonic's portable Blu-ray Disc player with an 8.9-inch screen is expected in the U.S. in May.
• Lock Your Doors Via Cellphone The Schlage Link is a door-locking system that runs on a wireless technology called Z Wave and can be controlled remotely via cell phone.
• Control Your TV WIth Gestures Hitachi and Toshiba have both announced TV sets that work with infrared sensors that monitor the movement of a user's hands.
• 3M Shows Off Mini Projector 3M introduces a miniature projector that can fit in your palm and uses LEDs to create the image it projects.
• Consumer Gear Goes Green Vendors scramble to show how eco-correct they are, but consumers want full functionality, too.
• Palm's New Pre Phone and Web OS Hoping to get back on track, Palm this month announced the Pre touch phone and its Web OS.
• Hunt Ducks in Your Living Room Duck Hunter Extreme is game with a free-flying bird and an infrared shooter that lets you "hunt" ducks indoors.
• Sony's Prototype Flexible OLED Screen Sony has displayed a flexible color OLED screen that could be used in future, highly portable electronics devices.
• CES Roundup: When Can I Get That New Camera? Here are the release dates and scouting reports for the major cameras and camcorders we saw at CES 2009, along with the pricing information announced by each company.
• Powermat Eliminates Charging Cables The Powermat is a tools that uses magnetic induction to charge electronic devices. The mat plugs into a standard wall outlet and then each device is fitted with a case.
• Tech Heavyweights Kick off the Year at CES A roundup of innovation at Asia's tech giants as prsented at the recent Consumer Electronics Show.
• Olympus Adds Tough Cams--and Fashionable Ones At CES, Olympus showed that it intends to play both sides of the fence. The company revealed extra-rugged additions to its waterproof/freezeproof/drop-proof line, as well as three models that are better fits for the fashion-minded.
• New Pentax Optio Cameras Promise Bang for the Buck As announced at CES, Pentax is offering bargain additions to its Optio line of point-and-shoot cameras--models that pack in a nice range of features for their prices.
• Hot New Notebooks Shine in Vegas Notebooks were well represented at CES with new offerings from Asus, Dell, and Lenovo. Here is gallery of images from the show.
• 2009 CES Attendance Plummets 22 Percent: Was It By Design? Foot traffic at the 2009 International Consumer Electronics Show was down 22 percent from last year. Final attendance was 110,000 visitors.
• CES Audio Innovations Sound Sweet From fixing the damage caused by compressing your music to creating true surround sound without wires or in headphones, audio companies showed off some rocking ideas for improving the sound quality of music and movies.
• K2 Charges Electronics With Solar and Wind Energy Kinesis' K2 charges electronics with solar and wind energy.
• Toshiba Shows Its First TransferJet Prototypes Toshiba demonstrated prototypes based on Sony's TransferJet system at CES.
• Value-priced Blu-ray Disc Players Gain Net Connections After a strong push in 2008, Blu-ray Disc makers ratchet up the features for 2009. Here is a look at Blu-ray trends at CES.