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• Discovery, ESPN to Launch 3D TV Channels Discovery Communications and ESPN both are launching 3D television networks in the U.S., they announced at CES Tuesday.
• Google's Nexus One Phone: Questions and Answers Google's Nexus One has arrived. Here's a complete breakdown of what the phone is and isn't, how it compares to other Android devices, and what its debut means for you.
• Video: Google's Nexus One Cellphone The newest Android-based phone, made by HTC, will be sold by Google via its Web site.
• Deals of the Week This week we show you how to save on an unlocked smartphone, a sleek and portable hard drive, a Lenovo IdeaPad laptop, and more.
• First USB 3.0 Tests: Western Digital’s My Book Sails Through Preliminary tests show marked performance boost for this USB 3.0 hard drive.
• Report: No Upgrade Pricing for MS Office 2010 It appears there will be no special, lower-cost "upgrade" versions when Office 2010 launches.
• Will Skype TVs Bring Video Calling to the Masses? A big-screen HDTV option could make home video conferencing a lot more popular, particularly with consumers who aren't savvy laptop users.
• Apple Tablet to Run on Verizon 3G Network Apple's tablet will use Verizon's wireless data network to connect to the Internet when users are out of range of a Wi-Fi hotspot, according to a Wall Street analyst.
• Google's Nexus One: First Look Google's Android 2.1 OS is now available on the HTC Nexus One phone. Here's an early look at the new device.
• World Domination Boils Down to Apple vs. Google Google's Nexus One phone and Apple's (alleged) iSlate tablet are merely the beginning of a long battle for world domination.
• 10 Fixes the Palm Pre Needs Right Now From its sleek design to its multi-tasking webOS, there's a lot I like about my new Pre. However, there are some fixes I wish Palm would get cracking on.
• Google Slides King's Pawn to Nexus One, Takes on Apple As expected, Google announced its new Android-powered Nexus One handset on Tuesday at an event on the company's Mountain View campus. But the event itself was...
• Office 2010 Will Speed Demise of Boxed Software The pricing scheme for Microsoft Office 2010 -- up to 30 percent less for non-boxed versions -- will help turn boxed software into an endangered species.
• AppZapper 2.0 Puts out a Hit List on Your Apps I hear you got some apps on your Mac that need to be "taught a lesson." If some of those apps need to go swim with the fishes, here's an offer you can't...
• WD Announces New My Book Hard Drives With USB 3.0 Earlier today, WD announced the latest (and fastest) member of its popular My Book external drives, the My Book 3.0.