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  • Top 5 Video Game Wall of Shamers for 2009 Who was naughty and not-so-nice in 2009? Check out our pick list of video gaming's five most notorious and see if you agree.
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  • MicroNet Releases New MaxNAS 4R and 8R NAS Devices MicroNet on Monday has released two new rackmount network-attached storage (NAS) devices targeted at small- and medium-sized businesses and enterprise networks.
  • Add Facebook Photos to Your Outlook Contacts A terrific little utility called OutSync makes simple work of copying friends' profile photos to your address book.
  • Wireless Gift Guide for Last-Minute Shoppers Check out these suggestions for last-minute (or late) gifts for the wireless technology lover on your shopping list.
  • MiFi: The Best Product of 2009 This year's game-changing product is from Novatel and it is called a MiFi, a super small card that's about the size of a third of a pack of playing cards.
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  • Nokia N900: Powerful, but Missing Some Key Features The Nokia N900 is ideal for techies who want a lot of customization and power; anyone looking for apps and aesthetics may want to go with a more mainstream smartphone.
  • HDTV: 10 Top Trends Coming to a Screen Near You in 2010 When you step into a consumer electronics store next year, these will be the hottest HDTV products and features that your salesperson will be hawking.
  • Top 5 Video Game Wall of Shamers for 2009 Who was naughty and not-so-nice in 2009? Check out our pick list of video gaming's five most notorious and see if you agree.
  • Run Stats for IPhone As someone who looks forward to exercise by not looking forward to it, I've always got an eye open for things to make my exercise sessions more interesting...
  • Firmware Update Addresses 27-inch IMac Flickering Apple has released a new graphics firmware update that corrects video-flickering and image corruption problems with the latest 27-inch iMacs.
  • Yelp, Google Breakup Bad News for Small Business Google and Yelp would have created a great one-stop for local business promotion, which is something we need.
  • Google Races to Speed up the Web Google is in a really big hurry to make the Web experience faster.
  • HP: Our Webcams Are Not Racist HP is responding to claims that the facial-tracking technology used by its Webcams is somehow racist.
  • Barnes & Noble Offers $100 Gift Certificates for Nook Delays Perhaps recognizing that a missed Christmas delivery could lead to much customer dissatisfaction--not to mention bad publicity--Barnes & Noble has informed...
  • Meru Files for Enterprise Wi-Fi IPO Enterprise wireless LAN vendor Meru Networks has filed for an initial public offering, looking to raise as much as US$86.25 million.
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