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iPhone 4 to debut Thursday with high demand
Apple's latest-generation iPhone is expected to make a rock star entrance on Thursday, drawing crowds that quickly empty shelves at the firm's shops.
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The Canadian government has put the world on notice that
ships entering the country's Arctic waters will be subject to new
mandatory vessel-tracking rules next week aimed at preventing
terrorist activity and pollution while improving search-and-rescue
capabilities in the Far North.
Microsoft is making its Bing search engine more entertaining by spotlighting music, films, games and television shows.
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Google Inc. is planning to launch an online music downloading service tied to its search engine, the Wall Street Journal reported, a move that would pit it against Apple Inc. and its popular iTunes site.
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iPad gets boost from World Cup
François Shalom - hard at work As France loses to South Africa on the iPad...
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Vidéotron's web TV a bust so far
Maybe you'd expect some first-day bugs, but five days after Vidé...;
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Make online shows accessible to all
There may be a legal distinction, but I don't understand what the difference...
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iPod is a sometimes toy
I wish I had a camera this morning as I walked my dog, Rocco, past the ever-busy...
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Personal Tech
You, too, can be a video star
Thanks to camera-equipped mobile phones and point-and-shoot compact cameras, video is king. We're able to shoot clips and upload them to YouTube in seconds. But these lower-end cameras might not give us the quality that we need for special events such as school plays, weddings, and birthdays. Here is a roundup of the other video options to consider for higher-quality movies.
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Gizmos & Gadgets
New ways to display, distribute memories
But instead of printing them off for a photo album or snail-mailing photos to an overseas relative, there are more convenient and powerful ways to enjoy these captured memories with relatives and friends.
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Gizmos & Gadgets
Never leave home without smartphone
Having a camera and camcorder built into your smartphone makes sense on a number of levels.
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Market concerns about RIM are 'without merit,' analyst says
As the market inches toward Research in Motion Ltd.'s first-quarter results on Thursday, many analysts and market observers have expressed their concerns about the company's future as a dominant smartphone brand.
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Connecticut to lead probe into Google
Connecticut's attorney-general will lead a multi-state probe into whether Google Inc. broke laws when it siphoned personal data off wireless networks around the world, which the Internet search leader has said was inadvertent.
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Archaeologists discover oldest paintings of apostles
Archaeologists and art restorers using new laser technology have discovered what they believe are the oldest paintings of the faces of Jesus Christ's apostles.
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Gallery: Alberta flood damage
Photos of the damage caused by relenting rain and floods in Alberta and Saskatchewan that have washed out portions of the Trans-Canada Highway.
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Hayabusa space capsule arrives at Tokyo research lab
Hayabusa space capsule arrives to Tokyo research lab
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A new gaming experience lies ahead
Smarter, faster, closer, deeper -- it's hard to pick the right words to emote just here the game industry is going.
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Major retailers begin pre-orders for Microsoft's Kinect
Major retailers have begun taking orders for Kinect, Microsoft Corp's controller-free add-on for its Xbox video game system, at $149.99 -- even though the company has not officially put a price tag on it.
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Nintendo sees life yet in the Wii
Nintendo Co. Ltd. is confident that its Wii will stand up against rivals Microsoft Corp and Sony Corp, and says it feels no pressure to reinvent the pioneering motion-sensing games platform.
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Sony Playstation showcases 3D video games at E3
Sony is adding another dimension to PlayStation 3 videogames, promising players will be fighting, firing, driving and more in 3-D by the end of the year.
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