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Google's Nexus One Cellphone 01:00
The newest Android-based phone, made by HTC, will be sold by Google via its Web site.
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CES Preview: Laptops and 3D TV May Dominate Show 01:40
Thinner laptops, 3D television, and e-book readers are expected to be among the highlights of the 2010 International Consumer Electronics Show.
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How to Automate Windows 7 Backups 04:58
How to set up and automate backups in Windows 7.
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Apple Confirms Buying Mobile Ad Company Quattro Apple has acquired Quattro Wireless, according to an item posted Tuesday on the mobile advertising company's blog.
Asustek Shows New Eee PC With Slide-out Battery Asustek unveiled some of its newest products at CES on Tuesday, including a new netbook with slide-out battery and the N90 Bang & Olufsen widescreen laptop.
Google Nexus One Early Termination Fee Could Reach $550 Buyers of the subsidized version of the Nexus One could get hit with a $550 early contract termination fee.
iRiver Unveils 1/3-inch Thick E-Book iRiver debuts Story at CES, possibly the thinnest e-book reader yet.
Nexus One Illustrates an Important Lesson Google's Nexus One looks awesome, but not revolutionary. The device, built on Android 2.1, does teach an important lesson, though.