Coming soon to a car near you: Facebook status via OnStar
Facebook status updates, newsfeeds, and possibly even the speed-trap app Trapster will be coming soon to OnStar.
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New breakthrough to shrink computer chips even smaller
Scientists may have overcome a fundamental barrier to the continued miniaturization of computer chips, clearing the way for faster and smaller chips than have ever been possible.
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Google looks for speedier searching
Google is testing search results pages that change on-the-fly as users enter text.
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Cheaper than buying: Online sites offer textbook rentals
Save money by renting cheap used textbooks online for college from trusted online textbook renters with this handy guide from DigitalTrends.
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Apple announces new iPods, iTunes 10, iOS 4.1, and a new Apple TV
Apple has announced iTunes 10 (with a social network called "Ping") along with new iPods, iOS 4.1, a preview of iOS 4.2, a tiny new Apple TV. And Coldplay's Chris Martin played the gig.
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HP rolls out new notebooks and minis
HP's new consumer notebooks run the gamut from tiny colorful Minis to 17-inch monsters with 3D graphics capabilities.
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Best cameras under $300
You don't need to take out a second mortgage for a DSLR to take great photos. Here are our favorite cameras that will do it for under $300.
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Best school backpacks and bags
Keeping the modern-day student in mind, here is a list of the best school backpacks and bags, ideal for classes or just kicking around town.
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Verizon and Google's net neutrality agreement explained: what does it mean to you?
What does Google and Verizon's net neutrality proposal actually propose? And what does it mean for you?
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High-tech hotels
Stay connected on the road, pamper yourself, or just geek out with these amazing high tech hotels.
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Back to school tech gift guide
In this year's back to school gift guide Digital Trends gives your favorite student every leg up with these fun and useful gadgets for academic life.
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How to run Windows and OS X on the same Mac
OS X or Windows? Run them both on the same machine without any trouble.
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Google Android tablets: what we know
Digital Trends has rounded up what they know about upcoming Android tablets to see if any devices will give the Apple iPad a true rival.
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Apple replacing defective Time Capsule backup systems
Apple has begun quietly offering replacements for some Time Capsule wireless backup systems sold in 2008 that have problems shutting down or powering on.
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Verizon iPhone: what we know
Is the iPhone coming to Verizon? We aren't sure, but evidence is suggesting it could be. Here is what we know so far.
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Google beaming Android 2.2 "Froyo" to Nexus Ones
Google has started pushing Android 2.2 "Froyo" to its Nexus One phones via over-the-air updates.
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Starbucks' launches free Wi-Fi
As of July 1, Wi-Fi will be free at U.S. and Canadian Starbucks coffee shops.
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Hot, high-tech travel gadgets
Before you slam the trunk, gas up and hit the road, check out some of our favorite high tech travel gadgets for finding your way, staying in touch, and keeping connected.
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Phone faceoff: iPhone 4 vs. Droid X
Digital Trends breaks down Motorola's Droid X and Apple's iPhone 4, spec by spec, to see who really makes the hottest hardware.
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Apple iOS 4: new features outlined
Digital Trends outlines some of the best new features of Apple iOS 4 operating system, including multitasking, app folders, and improved e-mail.
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How to install Windows 7 on an iMac or Apple computer
Here's how to get Windows 7 installed and running on your iMac in just a few quick steps by following our simple installation guide.
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Electricity in the air: on the brink of wireless power
An upcoming generation of wireless charging solutions could eliminate charging woes and wires forever.
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Shoot and swim with rugged waterproof cameras
These rugged waterproof cameras are perfect for a day swimming at the beach, playing at the pool, or just defying summer showers.
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Kindle upgrade connects with Facebook and Twitter
Amazon's latest Kindle software update enables users to share notes and highlighted passages via Twitter or Facebook... plus pan and zoom PDFs.
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Essential gear and gadgets for summer
Cut loose and hit the road with Digital Trends' favorite summer gadgets and gear, from tents and 3D cameras to golf shoes and marshmallow guns.
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Apple introduces the iPhone 4
Apple's iPhone 4: 326 ppi display, Apple A4 CPU, 5 megapixel camera, video calling capability... and it'll be on sale June 24 starting at $199.
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Why Apple passed Microsoft in market capitalization
Rob Enderle explains how Microsoft was passed by Apple in market capitalization and wonders if this will be the wake-up Microsoft needs to get back on the right track.
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Dell Streak and others could be competitors to the Apple iPad
Rob Enderle rounds up some possible competitors to the Apple iPad such as the Dell Streak tablet that will be hitting store shelves soon.
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Harmonix riffs on Rock Band 3 features
Rock Band 3 will feature new keyboard play, support for three-part harmonies and up to seven players, and access to nearly 2,000 tracks at launch.
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LaCie Rugged Safe hard drive does multiple encryption
LaCie's Rugged Safe external hard drive offers multiple levels of data encryption, including biometric authentication and 128-bit AES.
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Father’s Day gift guide: gadgets for Dad
From rugged outdoor radios to a digital running coach and James Bond-worthy hard drive, Here is a round-up of the gadgets Dad can't wait to unwrap this Father's Day.
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How to improve iPhone reception
Learn how to improve reception with your iPhone to make the most of AT&T's spotty network.
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Why a national broadband plan could change everything
A national broadband plan to rope together the U.S. with blazing fast Internet speeds could change the way we work, play, and live.
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Flash finally hits smartphones, hits major speed snag
A beta version of Flash 10.1 has been released, and but early reviews raise major concerns over speedy and reliability.
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Tesla inks partnership with Toyota
Electric car maker Tesla has inked a deal with Toyota to work on electric vehicles... and Toyota is buying $50 million in Tesla stock.
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Imagining the Sony PlayStation 4
Digital Trends speculates about Sony's next steps forward with the Playstation 4 and what it will take for the PS4 to beat out Microsoft and Nintendo from launch.
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The Best Android Phones
With new Android phones sprouting up every week, find your rose among the dandelions with this comparison of five of the best Google Android phones.
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Microsoft launches Office 2010
Microsoft has formally launched Office 2010, adding a handful of new features and touting Web-based versions of its key productivity apps.
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New laptop trends for 2010
Apple-quality metal finishes, AMD processors and discrete graphics make Rob Enderle's list of new laptop trends for 2010, along with a major case of tablet envy.
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Microsoft agrees with Apple on Adobe Flash
In a recent Microsoft blog entry, the manager for Internet Explorer 9 agreed with Apple that HTML5 is the future.
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iPhone finder regrets not returning phone
Ever since Wired outed Brian Hogan as the man who found the infamous prototype iPhone, the level of scrutiny on the Redwood City native has been extreme, to say the least.
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Phone faceoff: HTC Incredible vs. Apple iPhone 3GS
Does the much-hyped HTC Incredible really live up to its name? Digital Trends compares spec-by-spec versus Apple's iPhone 3GS to find out.
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DARPA looks to make a flying car
The Defense Department agency DARPA is developing the Transformer (TX) vehicle, the world's first true flying car.
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How to lower your cell phone bill
Use these simple tips to lower your cell phone plan by using fewer minutes, sending fewer texts, and taking advantage of loopholes.
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Your 3D TV buying guide
It's coming. Are you ready? Here is a walk through some of the most commonly asked questions to help buyers prepare for the impending wave of 3D TVs set to hit the market.
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iPads cost Apple as little as $230 to build
Analyst reports suggests that each iPad sells at nearly double the cost to manufacture.
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Apple confirms iPad Wi-Fi connectivity issues; offers fixes
Straight out of the gate, the Apple iPad is having Wi-Fi issues, but Apple should have a fix soon.
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Digital Easter egg hunt: uncover hidden secrets in your favorite DVDs
Revisit your favorite DVDs to discover secrets you never knew were there with these craftily hidden "Easter eggs."
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Get ready for Twitter everywhere… er, @Anywhere
Twitter's @Anywhere will let sites embed Twitter functionality right on their site... so the service will be even more inescapable.
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Should you buy the Apple iPad or wait?
With Apple's April 3 launch date for the iPad just around the corner, should you wade into the great unknown and buy one, or wait for others to test the waters?
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New MySpace co-presidents outline makeover
MySpace is looking to re-invent itself with a new focus on games, movies, entertainment... and music.
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Microsoft to XP users: don’t press F1
Microsoft has issued a security advisory for Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003 that just pressing the F1 key could enable attackers to take over the machine.
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2010 Mother’s Day gift guide
Pamper the one who pampered you with these thoughtful – and useful – gadgets from our Mother's Day Gift Guide.
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The hottest high-tech toys of 2010
Let your inner child run wild with these high-tech toys, among the hottest new playthings on display at Toy Fair 2010.
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The future of smartphones: 2010-2015 and beyond
Take a peek into the future to see what the smartphone of tomorrow looks like.
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Valentine’s Day tech and gadget gift guide
Whether that special someone is a lovable geek, or totally tech-challenged, we'll help you find the perfect gift for him or her to this Valentine's Day.
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Best Video Games 2010: 10 most anticipated game titles
Gaming insiders predict a huge year for video games in 2010, no surprise thanks to these top ten most anticipated game titles.
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2010 Super Bowl XLIV tech guide
Spice up game day with these football-friendly gadgets for the ultimate Super Bowl XLIV party.
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Apple iPad steps into the spotlight
It's real: the Apple iPad is a large, touchscreen tablet with integrated media applications, Wi-Fi, a 3G option, and prices starting at $499 when they go on sale at the end of March.
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New 3D televisions for 2010
Ready to dive into 3D? Digital Trends round up the five most promising 3D TVs announced at CES 2010.
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Tablets, eReaders and 3D TVs put CES back in business
DigitalTrends' Rob Enderle rounds up some of his favorite products from CES 2010 and tells us why he thinks CES came back with a vengeance this year.
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Job Expert Q&A: Scott Steinberg’s top 10 job hunting tips
Ten tips every job seeker should know, straight from job hunting expert Scott Steinberg, who's advised over one billion people on using technology to find gainful employment.
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Ford wins big at Detroit Auto Show
AutoWeek bestows a prestigious award to Ford Motors for its new Ford Focus.
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The 10 best gadgets of CES 2010
Fresh off the CES 2010 show floor, Digital Trends looks at the top 10 best gadgets that stole their attention more than any others this year.
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Google unveils Nexus One smartphone
Google characterizes the Nexus One as a device "where Web meets phone," and aims to bring an Internet-enabled experience to almost every aspect of using a mobile device.
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Tech Blue Book: How much are used electronics worth?
Get more money or trade-in value when reselling used gadgets and electronics with this insider guide to scoring cash for old gear.
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The 20 Best Facebook Apps
Behold the best Facebook apps ever: We sort through the quizzes and virtual pet apps to bring you Facebook's top games, utilities, productivity tools and more.
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Make your BlackBerry work for you: Personalizing your phone
So you just landed a BlackBerry. Confused about where to start? Here's a quick list of steps to making your BlackBerry uniquely yours.
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Audi’s A3 TDI named Green Car of the Year
The clean diesel Audi A3 TDI bests hybrids and wins Green Car Journal's 2010 Green Car of the Year award at the LA Auto Show.
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Chevy to debut Volt in California, partner with utilities
Californians will be able to buy the electric-driven Chevrolet Volt late next year, and charge them at over 500 charging stations to be built in cooperation with local utilities.
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2009 LA Auto Show preview
Pulling the covers off of the early LA Auto Show highlights reveals GM's high-mileage Cruze, the 2011 Ford Mustang, and even a hybrid powered by a microturbine.
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Retail electronics buying tips: Coupons, sales & bargaining tactics
Arm yourself with these tips before heading to the mall this season, from the lowdown on coupons and sales, to useful bargaining tactics you can use to get prices even lower.
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Tech etiquette guide
Digital Trends sat down with Thomas P. Farley, the online guru of manners, to hammer out some guidelines for embracing gadgets without driving everyone around you crazy.
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Free food, games, movies and more: The Internet’s best deals
Here's how to get free food, games, movies, and more with the Internet's best deals and best free giveaway sites, as well as some of the catches to watch for.
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Gadgets to help you listen to music anywhere
Taking your music with you used to be as easy as popping a cassette from your stereo to your Walkman. Now, a plethora of gadgets have sprung up to make digital music more mobile.
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The battle of the Internet browsers
IE, Firefox, Chrome, Safari, Opera... which one if best for you? Here are the pros and cons which were found after a week browsing with each of the "big five."
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Best new smartphones compared
With ever-faster, ever-smaller, ever-better smartphones launching seemingly every month, there has never been a more enticing, or a more confusing, time to buy one.
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How to keep your kids safe online
Being online is part of the world of every kid these days, and the Internet is not always the safest place. There are things you can do to protect your children, especially pre-teens.
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