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Current Crop of Smartphones: A Cost and Feature Comparison

Posted By: Christineon: January 05, 2010In: Android, Gadgets, iPhone

BillShrink hits it out of the park with a handy infographic which compares the cost and features of the current generation of smartphones: the Nexus One, the Palm Pre, the Motorola Droid, an... Read more

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Nexus One Flash Impressions

Posted By: Christineon: January 05, 2010In: Android, Gadgets

Google announced the Nexus One phone today, which is on sale from Google here. My current contract is up, I’m sick of living with Edge, and I don’t want to depend on good enough... Read more

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The Decade You Fell in Love with Your DVR

Posted By: Christineon: December 29, 2009In: Gadgets

Over on PVRblog today, I got to briefly explain how TiVo changed television for me, alongside some of my favorite web folks. Caterina has my favorite quote: “It’s not hard to fin... Read more

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Jeff Bezos on Reading in the Bathtub

Posted By: Christineon: December 06, 2009In: Gadgets

“I put my Kindle in a one-gallon Ziploc bag, and it works beautifully. It’s much better than a physical book, because obviously if you put your physical book in a Ziploc bag you canâ... Read more

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Why (and How) to Root Your Android Phone

Posted By: Christineon: September 15, 2009In: Android, Gadgets

Update, April 2011: Hi, reader! Before you go any further, you should know this article is out of date. To find out the best and most up-to-date way to root your Android phone, check out Lif... Read more

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How to Save Your Keyboard After a Spill

Posted By: Christineon: May 29, 2009In: Gadgets

As I was finishing up work last night, I accidentally knocked a half-full glass of Diet Coke over and got some in my keyboard. Argh! I shook it out and went on my way, but then this morning... Read more

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Repurpose Your Old iPod into a Travel Backup Drive

Posted By: Christineon: May 22, 2009In: Gadgets

Over at Lifehacker this morning I had the chance to do a navel-gazing tour through my laptop bag and show off all the stuff I take with me when I travel. The only truly unusual item I carry... Read more

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Flaunt Last Year’s Model This Earth Day (and Every Day)

Posted By: Christineon: April 22, 2009In: Gadgets

When you love technology, it’s natural to lust after the latest gadgets and gear available on the market, even if what you’ve got already does everything you need. But if you dec... Read more

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iPhone 3.0 Gets Copy and Paste and Then Some

Posted By: Christineon: March 17, 2009In: Gadgets, iPhone

Apple’s finally caving and adding basics like copy and paste and proper MMS support to the iPhone operating system’s third iteration, they announced today, plus a few other inter... Read more

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The Netbook Models You Love (And Don’t)

Posted By: Christineon: March 02, 2009In: Gadgets, Hardware

Cheap and tiny netbook computers are so very tempting in this crappy economy, since they promise the full computing experience in a compact, throw-in-your-messenger-bag package for less than... Read more

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The Kindle Adds to, But Doesn’t Replace, Your Book Collection

Posted By: Christineon: February 11, 2009In: Gadgets

Amazon’s announcement of the Kindle 2 e-reader has book-lovers in a tizzy again, wondering how anyone could give up timeless paper-based books for the electronic version. Thing is, no... Read more

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