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Apple files several patents for OLED technology

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Apple has yet to integrate OLED display technology into any of its products, opting instead for IPS panels and extremely high pixel densities.

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Video: Nissan ESFLOW Concept Proves We Will Have Fast And Fun EVs Soon

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The Nissan Leaf is a pretty neat car. It has absolutely no gas tank and engine to run of off. Instead it’s powered by batteries and electric motors.

Is the Apple TV about to take on Xbox Live?

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One of TUAW's tipsters points to an interesting possible development for the Apple TV: an online gaming service beyond what Game Center's paltry offerings currently provide, expanding gaming in iOS to the 'hobby' living room device.

Verizon makes first Voice over LTE call, pushes it to 2012

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Verizon quickly followed up its plans to use Voice over LTE (VoLTE) with word that it was the first carrier ever to make a phone call with the standard.

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Matrox Introduces Edge Overlap for Multi-Projector Use

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If you want to show a video or presentation over a large surface, but just can’t get all your projectors to line up correctly, Matrox may just have the solution for you. Matrox Graphics, Inc. has added Edge Overlap functionality to its M-Series graphics cards with the 4.00.02 display driver.

Verizon Completes First Ever Voice Over LTE Call on a Commercial Network

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Today Verizon Chief Technology Officer Tony Melone has reported that Verizon has accomplished the very first VoLTE (voice over LTE) call ever on a commercial network.

First Look: HP’s Untouchable TouchPad Tablet

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<< Previous | Next >> SAN FRANCISCO — Hewlett-Packard’s response to the iPad is landing this summer.

Hands On Gallery: The Itty-Bitty WebOS-powered HP Veer

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Oh man this thing is small. Really. I'm not sure its size is conveyed properly even in pictures, and even if I use italics on the word "man" to indicate just how serious I am. This thing is to the Pre as the iPod Nano was to the old non-touch iPods.

Carrier War Continues: AT&T Announces Unlimited Mobile Calling In The US

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Sprint’s been doing it since the 009′s and now AT&T wants to do it too. We’re talking doing the dirty: unlimited mobile-to-mobile over any network.

Clearwire ending its own retail brand

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Clearwire is reportedly planning to drop its own retail brand and realign its strategy solely as a wholesale network provider for its WiMAX service, sources have told the Wall Street Journal (sub. required).

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Watch Make: Live (Broadcasting Now)

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Make: Live airs in just a few minutes! Don’t miss our soldering episode where guests Ladyada and Marc deVinck join us to celebrate this critical electronics skill. We’ll also be giving away a complete soldering setup from Digi-Key to one lucky member of the chat.

RIM’s Playbook To Hit Office Depot In April For $500?

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We heard a while back that RIM was aiming at undercutting the iPad by putting the upcoming Playbook at less than $500. If this pricing leak is true, it looks like they decided price parity was acceptable.

RunCore Pro IV USB 3.0 ExpressCard SSD

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The RunCore Pro IV USB 3.0 ExpressCard SSD is actually a combination of a solid state drive and a USB 3.0 hub. The drive connects to both ExpressCard/34 slot and USB 3.0 port. As an SSD, it provides 64GB of responsive storage for laptops, with transfer rates of 110 MB/s read and 80MB/s write.

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I-O Data Introduces Two New Full HD Monitors

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I-O Data has announced two new Full HD monitors to its line-up with the introduction of the 21.5-inch LCD-MF223XSBR (pictured above) and 23-inch LCD-MF232XSBR.

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Apple may have surprise second 2011 iPad update

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Apple may get the edge on rivals by having two iPad updates in one year. Following a purely speculative mention by John Gruber on Wednesday, a separate rumor asserted that the imminent refresh would be followed up by a "big fall surprise" that would be a second model.

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Game & Watch Replica Available To Nintendo Devotees

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If you’re a part of the Nintendo Club, a rewards system they have for registering products and filling out surveys, there’s a sweet new prize you can take aim at.

Set AutoImporter’s preferences for cameras and iOS devices

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When I plugin my SD card, I want one thing to happen: "Get my pictures (and videos) off this card as quickly as possible." I don't necessarily want to import them to iPhoto or do anything else with them right away, I just want them moved from Point A (the SD card) to Point B (a folder on my Mac).

Camera Mic uses iPhone mic as shutter-release button

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Can’t seem to get just the right angle when taking a picture with your iPhone? Then you may want to check out Camera Mic, which turns the microphone on your iPhone or on your headset cable into a shutter-release button.

RIM drops Flickr upload app for BlackBerry

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Research In Motion has announced that it will no longer offer its native Flickr Uploader app for BlackBerry handsets. The company did not provide a specific reason for the move, though users are directed to take advantage of Flickr's own mobile site for uploads.

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Activision Discontinues Guitar Hero And True Crime Franchises

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Sad news today. Looks like the music genre doesn’t have room for two (or is it three? four?) overpriced DLC machines.

Old Soviet Nuclear Bunker turned into Datacenter

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Where is the best place to house a Datacenter? An old Soviet Nuclear Bunker is the obvious place for the Datacenter! Turns out that this is quite a common situation.

INQ Mobile’s First Attempt At Facebook Phone

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Facebook has been denying rumors that they are preparing a self-branded phone to compete with Apple and Google.

BlackBerry PlayBook rumored as coming to Verizon

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Section: Communications, Computers, Mobile Computers We already know that the upcoming RIM BlackBerry PlayBook will be available on Sprint, but how about other national carriers? According to an uncovered informational page launched by a marketing company known to work with both RIM and...

BlackBerry PlayBook 16GB for $499 at Office Depot

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More and more details about availability and pricing for BlackBerry’s PlayBook are popping up and the latest is from Office Depot where the 7-inch tablet can be yours for $499.99. The release date says “week 17” which puts it around the last week of April.

Clearwire Shutting Down Retail Operations

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Clearwire is hurting for cash and has been implementing strategies to save up since fourth quarter last year with cutting jobs and canceling some retail launches.

NARB asks Time Warner Cable to curb fiber network claims

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Time Warner Cable is being asked by a National Advertising Review Board (NARB) panel to stop claiming in ads that it uses fiber optic wires. Competitor Verizon challenged the validity of Time Warner's claims, as it offers a true fiber optic network, FiOS.

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