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2013 Nissan 370Z: Same as it ever was Nissan unveils the 2013 model update for the 370Z, to be shown at the 2012 Chicago Auto Show. Beyond cosmetics, little is changed in Nissan's sports car. |
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What the Dickens? Google uses doodle to (ultimately) sell books Google is celebrating the 200th birthday of Charles Dickens with a doodle. But the doodle also seems to be trying to get you to use Google Books. Another example of Google's new commercialism? |
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Anonymous targets Oakland city officials The hacktivist group releases a document filled with private information on a group of City Hall and police department personnel. One councilwoman, whom Anonymous thanked for her community support, was spared. |
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Relive computing's green-screen glory days in The Hacker for iOS What looks like an early-80s PC emulator is actually a devilishly clever and engaging game. |
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Win a vacay for downloading 419GB over 3G? Well, only in Russia, where telco MegaFon doled out prizes for those who used the most amount of data on its 3G unlimited data service. |
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Nokia's MWC to include a new high-end Windows phone Nokia is poised to announce something at Mobile World Congress next month, but don't expect the Nokia Lumia 910 with a 12-megapixel camera. |
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Great QWERTY smartphones you can have right now You want a phone with a keyboard? You got it! Here's a roundup of some of the best and most interesting phones with QWERTYs you can feel beneath your fingertips. |
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This wristwatch wants to change your life (and how you sleep) New software for the Sleeptracker Elite wristwatch helps users track sleep data over time, including nightly sleep scores based on light sleep stages, minutes of interrupted sleep, and more. |
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Otaku band AKB48 morphs into $200M business All-girl Japanese group has nearly 100 members, including one who's computer-generated; myriad otaku fans; and a new diplomatic assignment. |
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Kinect Star Wars launches April 3 Announced back in July, the Kinect Star Wars and special-edition Xbox 360 bundle will finally be available staring April 3. |