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• Google’s Big Announcement: All signs point to a mobile OS
• Peep Show: The all new Palm Centro
• Gadgetell Review: Adobe Photoshop CS3 Extended
• TV Networks looking to rival YouTube
• iPhone launches from Cisco, not Apple
• Google and Apple to team up on iPhone?
• iPhone rumors galore, will it launch on Monday?
• What happens when you put your iPod in a blender?
• Gadgetellinks: For 12/14/2006
• 3J Communications releases new dual-mode Skype phone
• Sony Ericsson’s HBH-IV835 keeps the volume at the perfect level
• Bang & Olufsen follows up Serene with EarSet 2
• Sprint ad campaign continues to go after Cingular EDGE
• RIM sues Samsung for use of Black in BlackJack
• FeedYourZune before Microsoft supports podcast subscriptions
• Samsung to cut off the speaker and call it the K3?
• Ion Audio to announce iProjector at CES
• The Final Sprint just got a face-lift as well!
• Apple Rumor: Three new iPods over the next year?
• GPS for PSP set to launch today in Japan
• James Kim: 1971 - 2006
• Bang & Olufsen Serene reviewed, form does not meet function
• Wii launches in Europe on December 8th
• Video: Wiimote used to control pointer in Windows
• Apple to license TiVo DVR technology for iTV?
• Blockbuster invites Netflix customers in for a free movie rental
• Alert: CNET Editor James Kim and family missing
• Microsoft finally launches Windows Vista Business
• Charger Grips make your PSP more comfortable, add a little juice
• Nokia unveils four new mobile phones
• Wal-Mart tests out the video download market with Superman Returns
• Sirius CEO talks of possible merger with XM
• Black Friday ads arrive, there’s still something great about paper ads
• Nielsen says video playback not common on iPods
• Dell brings Sprint EVDO into the mix with new Latitudes
• SanDisk compliments the Wii with matching SD card
• HTC announces P4350, set to launch in December
• Best Buy ships Westinghouse LCD TVs, gets ready for Black Friday
• Apple prepares for Black Friday
• Sprint launches new Samsung SPH-M500
• Apple working on a second iPhone, this time iChat-based
• Gadgetell v2 giveaway: T-Mobile’s Samsung Trace (t519)
• Amzazon to sell Xbox 360 for $100 next week
• Optimus’ full OLED keyboard gets a pre-order date
• Pssst… we’re giving away a T-Mobile Samsung Trace
• CNBC reports iPhone has gone into production
• Nintendo Wii launches, enough Wii for everyone
• Wii vs. PS3 like Mac vs. PC?
• PlayStation 3 gets puverized by a jackhammer
• ColorWare aims to make your Sidekick 3 colorful
• Over 15,000 PS3s for sale on eBay, 5,000 go for over $1,000
• Sony Ericsson working on Ai, a next-gen Walkman slim-phone
• Samsung BlackJack unboxing video
• Gadgetell’s Black Friday Picks: Wal-Mart Edition
• Fabrik to launch myfabrik lite, online storage that you can share
• PS3 manual: Learn how to use the complicated PS3 before you actually get one
• Microsoft partners with MetroFi for ad-supported Wi-Fi
• Gadgetell Interview: #4 in line for PS3 at Best Buy
• PS3 launches on the East Coast, thousands go home sad
• Gadgetell pays a visit to local PS3 line
• Gadgetell’s Black Friday Picks: Circuit City Edition
• Costco.com to sell PS3 units on Friday at 8:00AM PST
• Comcast, Time Warner Cable to launch cellular services via Sprint
• Samsung BlackJack now available on Cingular
• Airline iPod integration deal not yet final, according to airlines
• iPod manufacturer allegedly wins iPhone contract
• ZuneGuy shows off the pink Zune, speaks of orange one
• SlingMedia announces partnership with 3 Group
• LG VX 8600 AKA Chocolate flip has launched
• Apple partners up with major airlines for iPod integration
• LG Chocolate Platinum passes FCC
• Harmon Kardon gets into GPS market, combines with digital media
• Microsoft to reward Zune song sharing with Marketplace Points
• Dell stuffs a dual-core chip into XPS 710
• Gadgetellinks: Zune launch 11.14.2006
• Walkman inventor retires after nearly 6 decades with Sony
• Product placement goes Web 2.0
• List of downloadable PS1 games for the PS3
• Welcome to the social
• Gadgetell Review: Dell 2407WFP computer monitor
• Sprint/Nextel launches ic502, combines iDEN and CDMA
• MacBook, MacBook Pro to sport 802.11n
• Samsung BlackJack (i607) gets reviewed
• SlingMedia to partner with mobile carrier?
• Universal exec calls iPod owners theives
• OtterBox protects your Treo, Blackberry, and 2G iPod nano
• Buy a Coke with your mobile phone
• Garmin goes retail with Chicago flagship store
• Void your PS3 warrenty before others even get their hands on it
• Virtual tour of the PS3 interface
• Zune Marketplace: Songs to be re-downloadable
• Disney to offer streaming ESPN on iPods?
• Fox to put Movies, TV shows on iTunes Store?
• Zune Premium Earphones and Wireless Remote
• Nintendo Wii warehouse exposed
• Microsoft strikes deal with Universal, to pay for every Zune sold
• Xbox 360 Marketplace update gets previewed
• NTP takes aim at Palm
• CES 2007: Logitech racks up 9 CES Innovation Awards
• Sony’s creapy PS3 marketing campaign: goodbye babies, hello birds
• Skype 3.0 Beta features public chats, available for download
• Blockbuster to stock select stores with HD DVD, Blu-ray
• Best Buy’s Black Friday ad leaked
• Windows Mobile “Crossbow” screenshots revealed
• Apple ups MacBook to Core 2 Duo, pre-order today
• HP goes 30-inch with the LP3065
• Apple stays RED with new 8GB nano
• GameStop, Toys “R” Us chosen by Nintendo to host Wii launch
• Microsoft gets ready for Zune, launches Zune.net
• Nintendo announces Wii, VC launch titles
• Welcome to Gadgetell v2.0
• Apple to drop 15.4 inch MacBook in May 2007
• Apple jumps to 6.1 percent market share, just shy of Gateway
• Levi’s to launch line of branded mobile phones
• CEA announces it will not take E3’s place with headline gaming event
• VidaBox launches HD DVD/Blu-ray compatible Media Center PCs
• ViewSonic’s ViewDock plays your iPod’s music, and that’s about it
• Treo 750 now available in the US, kind of
• Google to power HQ with solar panels, lots of them
• Palm 680 smartphone gets offical
• Apple goes Red with new iPod nano, helps fight AIDS in Africa
• YouTube co-founders announce the deal to their community
• Microsoft prepares for Xbox Live Anyware, launches Pipeline
• Sprint goes red with RAZR for Red Campaign
• T-Mobile Dash goes back-to-back with Motorola Q, Palm Treo
• Gadgetellinks: For 10/11/2006
• Verizon gives us White Chocolate for the holidays
• Cancel your Sprint contract for free until October 31
• Ecamm offers an iSight alternative, the iMage USB Webcam
• Palm plans to announce new Treo this Thursday at Digital Life
• All 9 iPod games get reviewed
• Google buys YouTube for $1.65 billion in stock
• Wireless Run Tracker: The One Service That Every Runner Needs
• Google shows interest in buying YouTube
• Gadgetellinks: For 10/5/2006
• PSPTouchME adds a touch screen to your PSP
• Samsung i607 hits the FCC
• T-Mobile leak: Dash and Motorola RAZR V3t coming soon
• Glow Gaming to release glow-in-the-dark controllers
• Sprint to launch RAZR, KRZR, SLVR in time for holidays
• EchoStar finally stages a win against TiVo in DVR patent suit
• The cans and can’ts of Zune WiFi
• Apple and Google to add Geotagging to iPhoto
• Project your phone with Project-a-Phone
• Samson’s portable Podcast studio
• HP to acquire Voodoo PC, a high-end gaming machine manufacturer
• Lenovo/IBM join the party, recalls 526,000 batteries
• Pogue doesn’t see iPhone in Apple’s future
• Yahoo buys Jumpcut, a video site that lets you edit on the web
• Palm goes low-end with the Treo 680
• Nokia adds three music phones to their Nseries
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• Netgear streams media straight to your living room
• Google Belgium wordcount: 2416
• Sirius Internet Radio launches
• Tokyo Game Show: Sony unveils GPS for PSP
• Tokyo Game Show: Sony shows off the PSP in color
• Sprint launches mobile video network, staffed by big name anchors
• Steve Jobs: Boom!
• Zune and iPod get compared
• Red gets burglarized, founder lets out a cry for help
• ViewSonic docks your iPod to an LCD monitor
• Virgin updates Dell, Apple laptop ban restrictions
• Zune factory pictures, mass production has begun
• Black Xbox 360 coming this holiday season?
• Apple updates U2 iPod, drops price to $279
• Delphi’s new SkyFi3 XM satellite radio cached
• Pioneer’s multi-room audio system plays through the power lines
• Peep Show: Philips 7″ Digital photo display
• Technophobes: Presto is your dream come true
• Gamexpert rips off Apple, announces the PSP Hifi
• Samsung YP-K5 takes on the iPod and introverts
• Video: TMX Elmo rolls and laughs all over
• Zune gets a price: $229.99
• Zune won’t be undercut on price by iPod
• Fire Hazard: Canon recalls 800,000 desktop copiers
• iTunes sells $1 million in movies in first week
• Man runs over Samsung YP-K5 with a truck, on purpose
• Sorry Mac-heads, no Zune for you
• Toshiba joins the party, recalls 340,000 Satellite, Dynabook batteries
• Apple forces Microsoft to rethink Zune pricing
• LG announces 60-inch Plasma TV with built-in HD-DVR
• Xbox 360 mod turns your console into a laptop
• Sonos streams Rhapsody music straight to your home theater
• Virgin restricts use of laptop batteries in-flight
• Nintendo World New York taking preorders for the Wii
• Zune battery life revealed: 12 hours music, 3.5 hours video
• Apple leaves old iPod nanos on store shelves
• Nintendo Wii developer kit caught in the wild
• Microsoft says Zune phone is coming soon
• Sony adds two 1080p 52 inch LCDs to the Bravia line
• Video: Zune-to-Zune in action
• New iPod nano gets reviewed
• Microsoft Zune coming today!
• Apple event details leaked?
• Head back here at 10AM PST for Apple’s “It’s Showtime”
• Gadgetellinks: For 9/12/2006
• Circuit City shows Series 3 TiVo in weekly ad, set for October release
• Philips lights up textiles with Lumalive
• Gadgetell Review: Maxtor Fusion (with Fabrik media organizer)
• Wikipedia’s list of 152 open-source games
• Dell notebook ignites truck, man and daughter escape
• Reminder: Make sure your laptop isn’t explosive
• Asahi beer pouring robot on video
• Breaking: It’s time to pre-order the Nintendo Wii
• Facebook gets the hint, adds privacy settings to News Feed
• Sirius Stiletto preorders come to a screeching halt
• Sprint’s got it, so they’re flaunting it
• iPod meet BluPod, your new cellphone connecting dongle
• DIY: Macro SLR lens for just $9
• IBM confirms development, shipment of Nintendo’s Wii chips
• Nintendo set on shipping 6 million Wii units by March 31, 2007
• Microsoft to decrease Xbox 360 price annually
• Amazon unveils Unbox Video Downloads store
• Apple patent calls for cube-shaped computer, maybe a media center?
• Gadgetellinks: For 9/7/2006
• TiVo Series 3 price confirmed, in a magazine that is
• Samsung SGH-i600 moves into Moto Q’s space
• Vonage creeps past the 2 million subscriber mark, future not looking too good
• Apple iPhone in the works, coming soon according to Wu
• Microsoft announces official Windows Vista pricing
• Apple to announce new iPods, iMac on September 12?
• SanDisk Sansa Base Station: A base station for your Sansa
• Nintendo DS MP3 player coming soon
• Sprint launches Treo 700wx, on to the 750 we go
• Download: Windows Media Player Beta 2 (with Urge music store)
• Happy Labor Day - Be safe kiddies!
• LG shows off U830 at IFA in Berlin
• Apple notifies customers of battery recall
• Philips announces computer-less Skype phone
• Samsung YP-K5 MP3 Mini Boombox gets unboxed (with video)
• Laser etching a PowerBook, very daring
• Hey Xbox 360, stop talking about me behind my back!
• Treo 700wx user manual leaked, might as well just leak the phone too
• USRobotics adds another Skype phone to their portfolio
• Yahoo! Go now supports Windows Mobile devices
• Palm announces BlackBerry Connect for Treo 650
• Motorola KRZR K1m gets previewed, due for Sprint by holiday season
• PS3 not likely to hit 4 million units by the end of 2006
• Greenpeace says Apple, Motorola, and Lenovo are among least green
• Palm Treo 750 in the wild, now you’re just showing off
• Gadgetell Review: Nokia 770 Internet Tablet
• Palm Treo 700wx document revealed
• Windows Vista pre-order goes live on Amazon
• Google CEO Eric Schmidt elected to Apple’s board of directors
• SpiralFrog to offer ad-supported, DRM-supported music for free
• Nintendo to host Wii event on September 14, launch details anyone?
• EchoStar settles 9 year litigation, forced to payout another $100 million
• NVIDIA CEO stands behind Blu-ray, predicts Xbox 360 with built-in HD DVD
• How To Tuesday: Automatically rename your pictures in Windows XP
• Mac OSX Leopard: Expose shown with Spaces
• T-Mobile and Nikon offer WiFi photo upload service
• Yahoo Music surveys customers about DRM-free downloads
• TiVo Series 3 headed for shelves September 17th, for $799
• Microsoft reveals Windows Vista price list
• Gadgetell Quick Review: Gelaskins for the iPod
• Peep Show: Maxtor Fusion 500GB with Gigabit Ethernet
• Office 2007 to auto-hide the ribbon, provide tools for enterprise-wide migrations
• BlackBerry Pearl to hit T-Mobile shelves September 12
• LG Shows off 14.1-inch flexible E-book
• Best Buy’s Blue Shirts are ready for your back-to-school questions
• Gadgetell Exclusive: Fabrik lets you share media and docs, moves to final beta Monday
• Zune approved by FCC, confirmed as a repackaged Toshiba Gigabeat
• Gadgetellinks: For 8/25/2006
• Antenna-less Palm Treo makes it out into the wild
• Apple joins the party, recalls 1.8 million laptop batteries
• Windows Vista to have no Blu-ray OR HD DVD playback capability out of the box
• TiVo Series3 finally listed on TiVo’s site
• Apple, Dell, Lenovo to develop battery standards
• Buzzirk Mobile blings out the Nokia 8801
• Apple and Creative settle for $100,000,000
• Dell ducks and runs out of the DAP market
• Sony VAIO LS1: Computer by day, TV by night
• Palm secretly launches Treo 700wx at their retail store
• BlackBerry Pearl 8100 in the wild
• Microsoft assures us Vista’s coming in January
• Verizon’s 700w compared with Sprint’s new 700wx
• FOLED: Flexible OLED display
• How To Tuesday: Using your computer’s function keys
• Sony goes pink with PS2 and PSP
• Treo 700wx spec sheet leaked
• Palm to announce new Treo in September
• DK EMB wants you to watch TV while you’re driving…bad idea
• SanDisk launches Sansa e280, world’s largest capacity flash-based MP3 player
• Sirius announces Stilettos, Stratus, Starmates, and Sportster
• This Week in Gadgetell: 8/13/2006 - 8/19/2006
• InterActiveCorp acquires controlling interest of Connected Ventures
• Take a look around at the new Netflix Headquarters
• Sony mylo official screenshots released
• TiVo mops the floor with EchoStar
• HTC Excalibur shows it’s face
• Sprint to deploy first 4G network, chooses WiMAX as the platform
• Logitech announces AudioStation speaker systems for the iPod
• PlayStation’s online network is up and running
• Dell makes the switch to AMD…bold move
• Turn your Treo into a navigation system
• Microsoft to offer FREE Windows Vista coupons starting October
• Microsoft Zune details leaked
• Google labs launches Music Trends, takes on Billboard.com
• The Microsoft Zune is in the wild
• Sony batteries may have been shipped by more than just Dell
• Google claims they have no plans for national Wi-Fi
• XM goes all-out for sports with XMSN
• LG wants to calm you down with the new MFFM20
• Falcom Samba gives you EDGE / GSM access on your mobile devices
• Dtech releases Bluetooth 3-port USB hub
• Head to Head: Dell Direct Stores vs. Apple Stores
• Analyst says Sony is preparing to cut PSP price by $50
• YouTube tries to come up with a business model, music videos with ads inevitable
• Kuroutoshikou to release ExpressCard for your desktop later this month
• Hitachi to release terabyte hard drive later this year
• USRobotics announces two new Skype USB handsets
• Bluetooth rant and rave, maybe it’s time to move on
• Zune docks up with the Razer Pro|Type Multimedia Keyboard
• Xbox 360 HD DVD drive gets a price, Microsoft gets a pat on the back
• How To Tuesday: Backup your Gmail account in case of emergency
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• Dell recalls 4.1 million laptop batteries
• Helio to open flagship stores in major US markets
• Complement your Nike + iPod with Sportsuit Sensor+
• Directed Electronics lets you dock your iPod and Sirius player with the same device
• Verizon finally launches EVDO ExpressCard
• Make parking more efficient with XM’s ParkingLink
• Mac OSX theme for your Nokia
• Pioneer’s 5.1 surround sound system for the Xbox 360
• Belkin cancels TuneStage, plans for release of TuneStage II
• Logitech announces new Wireless DJ Music System
• Microsoft scraps VirtualPC for Intel Macs
• Microsoft shows off the HD DVD drive for the Xbox 360
• Peep Show: Dell’s first retail store - Dallas, TX
• Wii launch/price rumors are popping up everywhere
• This Week in Gadgetell: 7/30/2006 - 8/5/2006
• AOL to can 5,000 out of it’s 19,000 employees
• Gadgetell Review: Palm Treo 700p for Sprint and Verizon
• Vaja silver for your RAZR
• Microsoft plans to spend hundreds of millions to compete with Apple’s iPod/iTunes
• Apple issues worldwide battery recall for 15-inch MacBook Pro
• Palm pulling out of agreement with PalmSoure for next gen PalmOS
• Shure isolates you from the world with the E Series
• Granite Digital lets you store up to 1.5 TB on your G5
• This Week in Gadgetell: 7/9/06 - 7/16/06
• Freestyle Fusion Amp waterproof MP3 player
• Sony announces New Home Solution, expandable in-home entertainment
• Intel launches Core 2 Duo and Core 2 Extreme processors
• Comments are back! Hopefully for good.
• Gadgetell Review: Logitech mm28 Portable Speaker
• Pentax K100D fights the shakes
• Peep Show: Sprint Sanyo 6600, AKA “Katana”
• Apple adds new MacBook configuration
• Dell’s Dallas store coming soon…
• Microsoft delays Office 2007 yet again
• The ExPlay matchbox-sized projector for your cellphone
• Microsoft announces 360-degree camera for conference calls
• Intel sells mobile chip division to Marvell
• Google speeds up online checkout with Checkout, not GBuy