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  • Google Faces Deluge of Nexus One Complaints Google's support pages are full of hundreds of complaints from Nexus One customers or people who would like to buy the phone.
  • Set Digital Camera Auto-import Options in Snow Leopard Snow Leopard addressed a long-standing complaint for those of us with multiple digital cameras--we can finally set different preferences for different devices...
  • SSDs and the MacBook Pro In this week's video, I take you on a video follow-up to my article about adding an ExpressCard solid state drive to certain MacBook Pros.
  • Live From CES A portion of the Macworld crew--Jason Snell, Jon Seff, Dan Frakes, and I--find ourselves in Las Vegas this week, attending the massive International Consumer...
  • HTC HD 2 Leads Smartphone Debuts at CES HTC's HD 2 smartphone got its big North American debut at the Consumer Electronics Show this week and will be released this spring.
  • DivX Launches New Internet TV Platform DivX has announced the launch of DivX TV at CES event, the world's largest consumer technology tradeshow.
  • Whole PCs Cloned on New Iomega Drive Iomega has come up with a striking new virtualisation technology that consumers can use to clone a whole PC and its contents into a fully portable form.
  • Nokia CEO Calls for Greater Focus on Emerging Markets Nokia CEO Olli-Pekka Kallasvuo called on smartphone application developers to turn their attention to emerging countries.
  • IPod Pavilion at CES Reflects the IPhone/iPod Market iLounge, the Web site devoted to the iPod and iPhone has taken its show on the road--specifically the iLounge Pavilion at the International Consumer Electronics...
  • First Looks: Google Nexus One and Motorola Backflip Two new smartphones demonstrated at CES this week offer a glimpse into some of the fascinating features to come to Android devices.
  • Could Google Be Sued Over Nexus One? Google could be sued by the family of author Philip K Dick - the man behind the book on which Blade Runner was based.
  • Microsoft's Game Room: The Arcade, Reborn? Microsoft's new service will offer classic video games via Windows or Xbox Live.
  • Aqua Forest 2 for IPhone Aqua Forest 2 is the sequel to Hudson Entertainment's popular puzzle game, Aqua Forest. The sequel features 50 challenging stages that task the player with...
  • L.A. Apple Store Shoppers Targeted by Thieves The L.A. Times Blog reports about an ongoing series of thefts targeting more than 100 Los Angeles-area Apple Store customers.
  • File Taxes From Your IPhone With SnapTax Between bites of grilled cheese (made with white Wisconsin cheddar, thank you very much) and sips of Diet Coke, I had a chance to talk to some of the companies...

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  • Google Faces Deluge of Nexus One Complaints Google's support pages are full of hundreds of complaints from Nexus One customers or people who would like to buy the phone.
  • Set Digital Camera Auto-import Options in Snow Leopard Snow Leopard addressed a long-standing complaint for those of us with multiple digital cameras--we can finally set different preferences for different devices...
  • SSDs and the MacBook Pro In this week's video, I take you on a video follow-up to my article about adding an ExpressCard solid state drive to certain MacBook Pros.
  • Live From CES A portion of the Macworld crew--Jason Snell, Jon Seff, Dan Frakes, and I--find ourselves in Las Vegas this week, attending the massive International Consumer...
  • HTC HD 2 Leads Smartphone Debuts at CES HTC's HD 2 smartphone got its big North American debut at the Consumer Electronics Show this week and will be released this spring.
  • DivX Launches New Internet TV Platform DivX has announced the launch of DivX TV at CES event, the world's largest consumer technology tradeshow.
  • Whole PCs Cloned on New Iomega Drive Iomega has come up with a striking new virtualisation technology that consumers can use to clone a whole PC and its contents into a fully portable form.
  • Nokia CEO Calls for Greater Focus on Emerging Markets Nokia CEO Olli-Pekka Kallasvuo called on smartphone application developers to turn their attention to emerging countries.
  • IPod Pavilion at CES Reflects the IPhone/iPod Market iLounge, the Web site devoted to the iPod and iPhone has taken its show on the road--specifically the iLounge Pavilion at the International Consumer Electronics...
  • First Looks: Google Nexus One and Motorola Backflip Two new smartphones demonstrated at CES this week offer a glimpse into some of the fascinating features to come to Android devices.
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