Technology
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HP Slate 7 Android Tablet
HP's tablet is cheaper than Google's 7-inch gadget, but does it compromise on quality? We go hands-on in this video. Hewlett-Packard is back in the mobile race.
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Nvidia Tegra 4 and 4i Mobile Chip in Action
Nvidia's latest mobile processor, the Tegra 4, and its little brother, the Tegra 4i, will soon be turning up in all manner of smartphones and tablets. I went hands-on with some of Nvidia's reference devices at Mobile World Congress and found the new silic…
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Prevent a hangover with the worlds first 'sober pill'
Scientists have created what may be the worlds first pill that can make you sober if you've had too much to drink. Russian meteorite fragments go up for sale on online as well as Milla Jovovich's shorts and later this year a man will have surgery to attac…
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How to save money on smart phone calls overseas
Travel expert Chris McGinnis gives us some tips on how to save on smart phone usage when traveling overseas
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Cracking Open The Microsoft Surface Pro
Bill Detwiler cracks open the Microsoft Surface Pro and finds a laptop-like tablet that's extremely difficult to service and repair.
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Why spend $1,500 for Google Glasses?
Google unveils new glasses that can help you text and record video hands-free. Zain Asher reports.
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Hands-on with Google's Chromebook Pixel First Touch-Screen Laptop
Stephen Shankland goes hands-on with Google's first touch-screen laptop, the Chromebook Pixel.
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Google Chromebook Pixel debuts
CNET's Kara Tsuboi and Seth Rosenblatt discuss Google's Chromebook Pixel, the company's first-ever touch-enabled laptop built on proprietary hardware. Hear Seth's early impressions of the device and why this is a crucial step forward in Google's quest to…
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MacBook Air Retina's coming in Q3?
Rumors point to the next MacBook Air refresh, Apple employees get hacked, and we'll show you how to try using a 5-inch iPhone.
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Sleek Samsung all-in-one a solid Windows 8 entry point
The new Samsung Series 7 doesn't have one killer feature, but it hits all the right mainstream all-in-one notes at an aggressive price.
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How To Turn a Windows 8 PC into a Hot Spot
Microsoft removed the ability to create ad-hoc networks in the most recent version of Windows. If you're still looking for a way to share your computer's Internet connection with your mobile device, Sharon Vaknin has a solution.
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Virgin's newest handset: the Kyocera Event
As a mid-level, contract-free handset, the Kyocera Event packs a 3.5-inch IPS display, a 1GHz Snapdragon CPU, and Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich.
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The HTC One's BlinkFeed and new Sense 5.0 features in video
We get our hands on the new version of HTC's Sense software, to talk you through the most exciting new apps and tweaks.
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HTC One wows with beautiful design, premium parts
The HTC One smartphone boasts a stunning all-aluminium body, enhanced camera technology, plus new fangled Sense software.
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How To Change your Facebook cover photo using the Android app
At long last Android users can change their Facebook cover photo using the Android app -- a feature still missing from the iOS app. Here's a quick video showing you how it works.
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The F.D.A. Approves a Bionic Eye: Argus II Device Helps the Blind
TimesCast: The Argus II allows Barbara Campbell, who lost her sight 20 years ago, to see the world through patterns of light. Scientists hope it is the beginning of even more treatments.
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Lenovo ThinkPad Windows 8 Tablet 2 has a great design
This Windows 8 tablet from Lenovo scores with great industrial design and battery life, but adding practically required accessories makes it very expensive for what you get.
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Top 5 Free iPad apps
Looking for some free apps to fill up your iPad? Here are five of the most popular free iPad apps for February 2013.
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Robot Attends School for Ill N.Y. Second-Grader
Life-threatening allergies keep 7-year-old Devon Carrow out of his suburban Buffalo school in the traditional sense, but a 4-foot-tall moving robot is giving the second-grader the chance to go to school. (Feb. 15)
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We are preordering our Apple iWatch
This is Emily's last week on the show, so she leaves us with a few words of wisdom before she heads off into the sunset. Also this week, the Xbox 720 might require some ridiculousness, and Apple's iWatch could bend and snap.
