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LG also backing out of Mobile World Congress

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LG may follow Nokia in leaving Mobile World Congress this year. Following a rumor from within LG, the cellphone designer's Dutch division has reportedly confirmed to AllAboutPhones that it won't have a booth at the Barcelona show.

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Magic Mouse doubles Apple’s mouse market share

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Filed under: Accessories, PeripheralsAppleInsider is reporting that in only eight weeks since its release, the Magic Mouse has helped Apple double its mouse market share. NPD Group sales data shows Apple garnered over 10% of the mouse market in November.

Intel’s Larrabee to power next Wii gaming console?

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The long rumored and denied next-generation Nintendo Wii HD may get a new processor from Intel, in the form of its Larrabee graphics platform, according to reports from Japan. The multi-core chip is suitable to both general and graphics processing, which is ideal for use in gaming consoles.

Neil Patrick Harris fans/freaks: This computer is for you

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Poke fun at this vintage computer sale all you want, but it’s actually not that bad of a deal for the right person. Think about it. What you’re getting for only $60 is a near-mint IBM PS/2 Model 60.

Remember when Team Fortress 2 didn’t look like Team Fortress 2?

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A few of you may already know that Team Fortress 2 didn’t always look like Toy Story más violence, but for the unawares: it did. So, proof!

Mac 101: Getting your RSS feeds in your inbox in Mail.app

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Filed under: Software, How-tos, Productivity, Mac 101RSS reader support has been a built-in feature of Mail.app since version 3.0 (when Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard was released).

Shell company gives Apple access to iGuide trademark

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Apple is using another shell company, iGuide Media, to hold onto a second potentially tablet-related name, reports say. It was last week noticed that Apple had claimed the "iSlate" trademark for the US and Europe, using a shell organization called Slate Computing.

Concord promises 2-inch mini camcorder

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Concord Keystone will add a new product to its lineup at the CES show, with its Easy Shot Clip ultra-mini digital video camera.

Google Goggles shown on Sony Ericsson’s XPERIA X10

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While Google has not yet made good on its promise of making the Google Goggles functionality available on handsets other than those running on Android, a new video does reveal how it works. The application can be seen running on the Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 handset.

New Sling prodcuts at CES

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In the past year sling has released very few updates and even fewer new products. To be exact just one, the iphone client. Which was subsequently neutered by Apple and AT&T. Almost complete silence from Echostar has spurred fears of the Sling line being axed.

The App Store Expense Monitor: Be scared. Be very scared.

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Filed under: Software, iTunes, iPhone, iPod touch I know that we're between Christmas and New Years, but it seemed more like Halloween when I checked out The App Store Expense Monitor from WetFish Software. It scared the Yuletide right out of me, taking me from Ho Ho Ho to OMG No!!!

PQI intros USB 3.0-based, 64GB flash drive

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PQI chose to be one of the pioneers of USB 3.0 on Tuesday and added a new entry to its Cool Drive thumb drives.

UniChal e-dictionary scans words on the page

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Korea's UniChal has introduced a unique electronic dictionary with the DIXAU DX3. The device can read words on a page and define or translate them with one click.

The ultimate race car simulator

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I like so many other children had dreams of becoming a race car driver. Of course I was forced to abandon my dreams of Mille Miglia and go to college. About the closest I come to racing is being stuck in traffic and making race car noises with my mouth.

DirecTV to offer 3D broadcasting by early 2010?

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Section: Video, HDTV, Video Providers, Trade Shows, CES According to some whispers on the street heard by HDGURU, DirecTV is on the precipice of offering 3D HDTV television channels service as early as March 2010. If this report is true, then chances are DirecTV will have an announcement at...

Photo frame features built-in scanner

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Oh boy, here’s the perfect digital photo frame for grandma, grandpa, or anyone else who’s deathly afraid of technology. Aside from the $200 price tag, it’s actually not a bad idea. It’s a digital photo frame with an integrated 4×6 photo scanner.

WebOS finally getting 3D game support?

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Discoveries made in Palm's new webOS 1.3.5 firmware have revealed the platform's first support for 3D. Software packages for OpenGL ES graphics found in the code suggest that Palm's CES event will see the company introduce support for 3D games and titles for at least some phones.

3-bit flash memory proving troublesome?

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The first commercial shipment of 3-bit per cell MLC NAND flash memory manufactured by an unnamed Korean chipmaker was found to be less stable and consistent than existing 2-bit per cell flash memory, Digitimes reported on Tuesday, citing industry sources.

Magic Mouse doubles Apple’s US mice sales

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Apple doubled its share of US mice sales during the month of November, according to data compiled by the NPD Group. The company achieved a 10 percent marketshare, a first in its history.

Core77 Photo Gallery: Christmas Tree Exhibition 2009

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Ever seen a Christmas tree made out of meat, radioactive Christmas balls or festive superheroes with 'needles of pain'? Hundreds of Christmas tree-like objects, sculptures, installations, graphics and videos were gathered at the sixth episode of the "Oh Tannenbaum!"

It’s a pen! It’s a bullet! It writes upside down and underwater! It’s a bullet pen!

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My penmanship is withered chicken scratch thanks to years of paperless endeavors, but this bullet pen looks intriguing for the two or three times each year that I need to write something down on paper.

Acc_Gyro: Accelerometer + Gyro IMU

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Gadget Gangster has been cranking out the new products. Here is a 3 axis accelerometer board with Gyro capability that looks like lots of fun.

Nokia claim Apple infringe patents in all phones, PMPs & computers

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The ongoing legal battle between Nokia and Apple has gained another layer of complexity today, as Nokia demand a United States International Trade Commission (ITC) investigation based on accusations of “Apple’s practice of building its business on Nokia’s proprietary...

Google is pushing Chrome all over the web

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Section: Web, Web Browsers, Google At this point many of you that frequent Gadgetell have most likely noticed the Chrome advertising that Google has been doing on their search page.

Sunlight? Really???

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Usually, I get up and after I get the coffee going I come sit at the computer to catch up on what I may have missed in the world, and also to do a post here. Today, I walked in the office and sat down, and was almost immediately blinded!

T-Mobile somewhat confirms the Google Phone (Nexus One) and an early January launch

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An internal T-Mobile memo from 12/29, Google, with support from T-Mobile, is scheduled to launch a new Android device in early January. The Google Android phone will be sold solely by Google via the Web. That pretty much says it. Now, how about a confirmation on the $199 price rumor?

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