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• Intel CEO Shows First Moorestown Smartphone Intel CEO Paul Otellini showed the first smartphone based on the company's Moorestown platform for mobile devices.
• The Sims 3: World Adventures Coming to IPhone EA announced Thursday that your Sims are going on vacation. That's right, The Sims 3 World Adventures is coming to the iPhone. Though no release date or price...
• Asustek Unveils Netbook That Unfolds to Big-screen Tablet Asustek showed off a few new prototype designs based on its 'wave' design effort, including a netbook that folds out into a big screen tablet PC.
• Experiencing 3D TV First-hand There's been a lot of talk lately about 3D TV, what with the Blu-ray Disc Association finalizing its 3D spec and the HDMI Consortium preparing to add 3D support...
• HTC Brews up Entry-level Smartphone HTC plans to ship a smartphone that runs Qualcomm's Brew MP operating system.
• CES 2010: New HD Pocket Camcorders from Sanyo, Sony, and Kodak
• MSI Shows Dual-screen 7-inch and 10-inch Netbooks MSI showed two dual-screen netbooks at CES -- a 7-inch model and a 10-inch model -- as well as a 10-inch e-reader.
• Carmakers Like the Sound of HD Radio Ford and Hyundai are among the car makers who will be offering vehicles with HD Radio as a standard feature.
• CES 2010: Olympus Unveils Pocket Zooms and Rugged Cameras Olympus's new point-and-shoots include a ruggedized, HD-video-shooting Stylus Tough model and pocketable high-zoom cameras.
• Samsung's New E-readers Add up to Four Samsung is showing off 4 e-readers at CES, two more than previously announced.
• HP drops prices, boosts specs of Envy 13 and 15 notebooks Sleek and speedy notebooks now cost significantly less, with better CPUs and GPUs
• Fear of Radiation? Pong Now Soothes Blackberry Curve Owners Pong claims that its radiation blocking smartphone case reduces cell phone radiation by 60 percent.
• CES: Ford Shows the Truly Connected Car MyFord Touch interface will bring Wi-Fi, Web apps, and touchscreen controls to Ford cars.
• Yahoo Gets New Rivals for Connected TV Yahoo has signed up new partners for Connected TV but also faces new competition from DivX, Vudu and other Internet TV platforms.
• Some Smartphones Getting Support for Flash 10.1 Soon Palm and Motorola are among the vendors planning to soon add Flash support to their handsets.