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Intel to add 1.33GHz ULV Core i7 this summer?

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An unofficial report has Intel releasing a new ultra-low voltage Core i7 CPU this summer, the 660UM. The dual-core chip would produce a 1.33GHz clock speed but ramp up to 2.4GHz speeds when overclocked in Turbo Boost.

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Answers for the ‘rents about the iPad

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Filed under: AppleSo my folks were here this weekend, and as you'd expect my Dad is really curious about the upcoming iPad, or as he likes to put it "his new 3G iPad".

The HTC Scorpion may pack 1.5Ghz processor, Android v2.2, and WiMax – if it exists

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HTC cranks out Android handsets like candy corn – and we love that. The only downside to this, however, is that each new leak has us drooling before the last leak even has time to become a real product.

Google unveils Buzz live updates on Gmail, Android, iPhone

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Google at its event today gave its users a new real-time status update system. Google Buzz aggregates live updates from a user's Google contacts and shows not just direct messages but updates from Twitter, Google Reader updates, and media posts from Flickr, Picasa and YouTube.

SD card reader for iPhone might help bridge the photo gap

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Filed under: Macworld, Accessories, Hardware, iPhone It's cool that Apple is getting all cozy with SD cards for the iPad; it helps to sell the idea that the iPad is closer to a MacBook than an iPhone.

Android update after next likely to be codenamed “Gingerbread”

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As any good Android-obsessed geek should know by now, Google’s made a tradition out of alphabetically naming their firmware builds after sweets.

Netgear & Ericsson team up, concoct MBRN3300 3G router

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Here’s an interesting fact, if you really stretch the definition of the word “interesting.” Team CrunchGear often used the Novatel MiFi during CES to bring you all that great content. The concept is simple: it takes a 3G signal and then outputs that signal via Wi-Fi.

Free Fonts for Creative Types

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Once you've finished signing up for a chance to win the Eames House Tour with House Industries, checkout this awesome collection of free fonts collated by the design blog unstage. Our pick: Public Gothic by the crew over at Antrepo.(more...

Bad Kitty app launches, brings another Twitter client to webOS devices

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Section: Communications, Smartphones, Mobile In my recent quest to learn and use webOS as much as possible, one of the must have apps on my handset is Twitter related. So far I have checked out Twee as well as Tweed and settled in using TweeFree.

Wish your Nokia N900 could run Windows 95? Sure, why not. [Video]

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Man! Just this morning, we were looking at the Nokia N900 and thinking to ourselves, “Damn! If only this could run a 15 year old operating system, it would be perfect!” And just like that, our calls were answered.Read the rest at...

CrunchDeals: ‘Total War’ games 66% off

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In preparation for Napoleon: Total War, which is due out on February 23rd, you can get all the previous Total War titles for 66% off from Steam this week. That’s $3.39 for full older titles, with expansion packs dipping down as low as $2.24.

BlackBerry Curve trumps iPhone, Droid as tops in US

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IDC as part of a wave of mobile market share updates has again given the crown to the BlackBerry Curve as the top selling smartphone in the US.

Google Tricks Out a Snowmobile for Stunning Street View

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What does it take to chronicle the slopes of Canada’s mountains for Google Street View? A dash of ingenuity, a little MacGyvering and the ability to have some fun along the way.

Fraunhofer details MPEG Surround for handhelds

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Best known for its work on the MP3 format, Fraunhofer this afternoon said it would use Mobile World Congress next week to formally roll out two new audio formats specially designed for mobile.

Handheld intros rugged Algiz 7 tablet PC with Windows 7

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Commercial portable electronics device maker Handheld on Tuesday announced its Algiz 7 rugged tablet PC. It runs on Windows 7 Professional and has a 7-inch screen with a 16:9 aspect ratio. Despite its design, however, the tablet doesn't support touch and instead relies on physical buttons.

TUAW How To: Downgrading your 3.1.3 iPhone to 3.1.2

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Filed under: AppleLast week I downloaded (but did not install) the iPhone OS 3.1.3 firmware for my 3GS. I wanted to have a copy of the firmware on hand, but didn't want to upgrade right away. I checked "Do not ask me again" and clicked Download Only. I thought that was the end of the matter.

Poles are shocked – shocked! – at Bioshock 2

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Oh, Ziema Lubuska, today is your lucky day! Apparently a games blogger for Gazeta Lubulska (Circulation: Maybe fifty grandmas out in Zielona Gora, Poland) just rocked the world with his review of Bioshock 2 saying that the game is a “Shock” and asking if “this is the direction...

Lenovo rolls budget E20 workstation

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Lenovo on Tuesday said it will soon add the E20 desktop system to its line of ThinkStation entry-level workstation PCs.

Elecom releases one of the first SDXC card readers

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Japan's Elecom has launched two new memory card readers with support for SDXC memory cards. The MR-A001BK is a USB thumb reader that can also read nine other types of memory cards, including SD Pro High speed cards. The MR-A002 reader is larger and attaches using a USB cable.

Belkin intros redesigned notebook cooling pad

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Belkin on Tuesday announced it has redesigned its Laptop Cooling Pad to now include a unique AirFlow Wing shape that is more efficient at taking heat away from the computer and a user's lap. At the same time, the design results in the notebook itself being quieter.

Notion Ink Adam tablet to get Flash, outlast iPad battery

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Initial impressions of a prototype Adam tablet from Notion Ink, first announced late last year, show that the device has some significant advantages over competitors such as the iPad.

Hands-on: UMID mbook BZ

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The original UMID mbook M1 is a mixed bag of results. On one hand it’s a very pocketable Windows XP clamshell with a 4.8-inch touchscreen, but the battery life and computing power isn’t that great.

You don’t want to see sports in 3D

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ESPN plans to launch a 3D channel in time for this year’s World Cup. This is the downside. Not even Newcastle deserves that.

Warner Bros. looking to reboot Superman movie franchise. Again.

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Get ready for another movie franchise re-boot! Yes, Warner Bros. wants to re-boot Superman, and it wants Christopher Nolan to sorta oversee the project, but not direct it. You’ll recall that Mr. Nolan successfully re-booted Batman, the silliness of the second film notwithstanding.

Real to split off Rhapsody as separate company

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RealNetworks in a surprise move tonight broke off Rhapsody as a separate company. The move has the blessing of Real's partner in the venture, Viacom, and will transfer all the rights to Rhapsody so that its streaming and download music services remain intact.

HTC Legend caught on camera again; Hero 2.1 update in March

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Had enough of the HTC Legend yet? No, us neither, and so it’s great to see the Android smartphone – which we’re presuming is the successor to the well-esteemed HTC Hero – show up in the wild again.

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