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JooJoo Tablet Faces Uphill Battle Against iPad
The device was originally planned to sell for $200. Instead, the price will be $500, right up there with Apple's iPad leaving you to wonder if your money would be better spent on a device not from a start-up company.
The iPad questions Apple won't answer
While Apple launched the iPad with glitz and bang, they're staying very quiet when asked some simple questions. Does this mean the iPad can't handle these eight, rather basic, functions?
Google's Gmail to try to challenge Facebook
Facebook, with 400 million users, is the fourth-most-visited website while Google remains number one. Google would like to keep it that way and change Gmail from "just a mail application" to a full social-networking destination.
Taking a Second Look at the Nook
Barnes & Noble is releasing a software update for the Nook e-reader, just as the devices arrive in retail stores. This article reviews the update and the changes in the e-reader field since December.
Novatel Wireless Announces First Successful 4G LTE Data Transmission
3G may soon be "old" technology as operators get ready to launch 4G overlays on their 3G networks. Novatel was able to use Long Term Evolution (LTE) 4G technology at rates of 100Mbps on uplinks and 50Mbps on downlinks.
Macmillan books coming back to Amazon
After making a fuss about the low price of e-books on Amazon.com, MacMillan is again joining the list of publishers offering titles through Amazon.
Fake Firefox Update Spreads Spyware
If you're looking for Firefox updates, doing an internet search is probably not the way to find it. Such searches are actually offering spyware instead of updates.
HTC's Incredible Phone
The HTC Incredible may be the phone that steals users from the Nexus One. This article includes a couple of pictures of a prototype phone, expected to run the Android 2.1 operating system.
New article: The iPad: Apple's latest heartbreaker
Author Jorge Sosa describes his disappointment with Apple's $500 Etch-a-Sketch.
Read this Computing Unplugged article.
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