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• Single-Atom Transistors Are The Smallest Yet The discovery of a single-atom transistor could eventually lead to more processing power getting squeezed in ever-smaller devices.
• Intel Shows Green 48-Core Chip The experimental 48-core chip will be given to selected researchers to develop programming models.
• NEC Launches Very Green, Very LED-Backlit Display EA222WMe NEC's new LED-backlid LCD display comes packed with an abundance of eco-friendly features.
• Android Answers: How to Get Multitouch Browsing on Droid Want multitouch browsing on your Motorola Droid? No problem. Here's how.
• 3G Means More Porn, China Laments Amid Cleanup High-speed mobile Internet service is helping people spread porn online, China said
• iPhone Hogs Half of World's Mobile Data? Not Really A report from AdMob has a lot of people in the blogosphere claiming iPhone users are bandwidth hogs.
• Top 10 Strategic Technologies for 2010 The Gartner Symposium serves up a selection of hottest issues and challenges for technology management in the next year.
• Next: Control a Computer With Gestures A new technology still in development supports input by motion controls and drawings.
• California Energy Commission Rule to Impact HDTV Industry New regulation is in line with existing measures, but will hasten the shift to energy-efficient televisions. Here's why.
• Android vs. iPhone: Which Has the More Advanced Users? It seems the mobile world is full of silly little battles these days, so here's one more: Which mobile platform has the more advanced users -- Android or iPhone?
• Reality Check: Google Phone Far From a Sure Thing The Google Phone is coming -- at least, if you believe the rash of factual-sounding headlines around the Web today. Here's why you may want to be skeptical.
• Technology We'll Miss When It's Gone As tech speeds inexorably forward, many gadgets and services will be left in heaps on the roadside. Problem is, we'll truly miss some of them.
• Droid Sales and the Android Explosion The Motorola Droid is doing more than just bashing the iPhone -- it's also smashing the ceiling when it comes to mainstream Android appeal.
• Augmented Reality: Coming to a Device Near You We've all seen augmented reality in the movies: A character puts on a pair of glasses and suddenly data about their surroundings appears within their field of vision. Now this technology is available on a device near you.
• Classy Dell Latitude Z600 Laptop Charges Wirelessly The Latitude Z600 ultraslim laptop opens a window on the future of notebook computing.
• AT&T's Verizon Ad Battle: Who's Being Hurt Worse? AT&T's fighting Verizon over its network-bashing ads -- and, according to some new data, the public is starting to take notice.
• AT&T 'Sets Record Straight' in Latest Ad Against Verizon The latest shot in the marketing war of the smartphone carriers is a subdued, targeted business letter. Huh?
• Thanks Google, But Airport Wi-Fi Should Always Be Free Google's getting lots of kudos for sponsoring free airport Wi-Fi during the holiday season -- but free airport Wi-Fi should be the rule year 'round.
• Samsung Blue Earth (Unlocked) The first ecofriendly touchscreen phone succeeds at Web browsing and videos, but falters at other multimedia tasks.
• Motorola Droid: Updates Coming Soon? The Motorola Droid may only be a few days old, but Verizon is said to already be cooking up updates for the Android-based device.
• A Smartphone Owner's Bill of Rights In a wireless market featuring high prices, limited competition, and sparse regulation, it's time consumers got some protection.
• Green Computing: The Good And The Bad It's easy being green, thanks to eco-friendly hardware and software.
• Verizon's Droid: 10 Apps to Get You Started So, you've got your spiffy new Motorola Droid phone from Verizon. Now what? Try these 10 top-notch Android apps to get started.
• Verizon's Droid Launch: Your Complete Guide Verizon's hotly anticipated Motorola Droid arrives on Friday. Here's a quick and easy guide to everything you need to know about the Droid and its launch.
• 'Full Bars' Are Useless When Networks Lack Capacity A good end-user wireless experience is about more than having "full bars" on your device. It's about the mobile network being able to adequately handle user demand.