Midrange Sony LED LCD sips power, turns off automatically

Sony's midrange edge-lit LED-based LCD is nothing special from an image quality standpoint, but Internet video and eco fiends will find a lot to like....

 

Sony’s midrange edge-lit LED-based LCD is nothing special from an image quality standpoint, but Internet video and eco fiends will find a lot to like.

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Midrange Sony LED LCD sips power, turns off automatically

(Updated) Nvidia recalls 3D drivers due to overheating risk

 

(Updated) Nvidia responds to reports of most recent graphics card drivers behind fan failures.

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AT&T to sell eco-friendly phone charger

 

Wireless operator is going green with a new cell phone charger that will save energy.

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AT&T to sell eco-friendly phone charger

Apple yanking protective screen film from stores?

 

According to iLounge, the ban is going to cover both film-only products and cases that incorporate protective screens.

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Archiving IPhone SMS Messages (PC World)

 

Reader Stephen Bolinger wishes to preserve some of the data on his iPhone. He writes:

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Apple lets iPhone developers schedule sales (Macworld.com via Yahoo! News)

 

On Wednesday, developer Amro Mousa from Return7 posted on Twitter that Apple has now added the ability for developers to schedule a sale window for their iPhone applications, allowing them to temporarily schedule a different price. Macworld has independently confirmed the new feature.

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Is Canada’s iPod tax back? And if so, will BJ Snowden get her cut? (Engadget)

 

We know, BJ Snowden is an American artist — but since her song “In Canada” is probably on every iPod and computer up north, we have to wonder whether a proposed amendment to the Canadian Copyright act will help her finally get what’s coming to her. The brainchild of the New Democratic Party’s Charlie Angus, the bill would extend 1997’s Private Copying Levy “to the next generation of devices …

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Is Canada’s iPod tax back? And if so, will BJ Snowden get her cut? (Engadget)

Nexus One coming to Sprint

 

Sprint joins the crowd and announces that it will support the Nexus One with a promise of a release date and pricing soon. Originally posted at Android Atlas

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What Canon sells you for $150

 

The PowerShot A3000 IS is a good budget-friendly Canon compact, if nothing else.

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What Canon sells you for $150

Red Dead Redemption Life in the West Trailer

 

This full-length video uncovers the hardships early 20th-century settlers encountered when everyday life brought a new struggle for survival.

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