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BlackBerry not hot at CES
RIM has shown off a major update to the software running its poor-selling Play-Book tablet and unveiled minor improvements to its legacy BlackBerry phone software at the Consumer Electronics Show.
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New water proof phone coating shown off at CES 2012
As sleek new smartphones prepared to make splashes at the Consumer Electronics Show, a California firm is out to prevent water from being the death of them.
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Gallery: CES 2012 in Las Vegas
See the latest in gadgets, from a Wi-Fi video baby monitor to a Bob Marley iPod dock, at the 2012 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
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Nikon's D4 digital SLR is for serious shooters only
Three gadget picks by tech columnist Gillian Shaw, including the new flagship D4 digital SLR by Nikon.
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Siri doubles iPhone data volumes
Apple Inc.'s voice recognition software, Siri, has prompted owners of the iPhone 4S to use almost twice as much data compared with the handset's predecessor, placing greater pressure on operators, network...
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RIM slashes its prices on PlayBook devices
In an effort to breathe new life into sales of its BlackBerry PlayBook, Research In Motion Ltd. is slapping new price tags on its beleaguered touch screen tablet.
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Texting no longer the rage
Text-messaging has long been a big-time profit generator for mobile operators, but they now risk losing these profits as consumers find cheaper ways to communicate.
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U.S. denies man used iPad ID to gain entry
The U.S. Customs and Border Protection agency is strenuously denying the accounts of a Montrealer who claimed he crossed into the United States last week by presenting a scan of his passport on his iPad...
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Think before you 'Like' on Facebook
By 'liking' branded content on Facebook users are helping corporations build marketing lists, boost sales, and plant themselves in users' news feeds.
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Man used an iPad to cross border
A Montreal man managed to cross the U.S. border with a scanned image of his passport on his iPad.
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What your phone says about you
Owning a BlackBerry or an iPhone is more than a matter of preference, it's a statement about personality; a way of proudly displaying their membership in the Cult of Mac or Team BlackBerry--which are ...
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Photos: Top 40 iPhone Apps of 2011
It's difficult to imagine life without a cellphone, let alone imagining life without apps. Horrible, isn't it? Well, you're not alone. Take a look at the top 40 Apple apps according to TIME.
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Stonehenge app offers solstice tour
A new app offers a virtual tour of Stonehenge to those who couldn't make it out to watch the sun rise on winter solstice.
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Microsoft Kinect coming to Windows PC
Microsoft plans to bring its Kinect technology to bear on personal computers following its phenomenal success with the gesture and voice-recognition sensor in the Xbox 360 game console.
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New Xbox dashboard brings TV to Canadians
Microsoft has rolled out the new dashboard for its Xbox 360 console, bringing mainstream television programming to millions of Canadian Xbox owners.
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Review: Mario Kart 7 and Disneyland Kinetcs
Mario Kart 7 takes our plucky plumber hero to the next level for playability.
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Review: Battlefield 3
As far as first-person shooters go, the franchise has managed to do just about everything right.
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