The ONE Street Tweeter is kind of like a giant, mobile ink-jet printer, only way more political. It wasn’t around in time for the height of the Occupy protests, but made its debut at the G8 Summit
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Robot takes your protest tweet to the street
Robot takes your protest tweet to the street
May 22, 2012 By
Panasonic VT50 wins Value Electronics 2012 TV picture quality shootout
May 22, 2012 By
Larry Weber, inventor of plasma TV, explains his development of the first modern flat-panel display.
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Panasonic VT50 wins Value Electronics 2012 TV picture quality shootout
Google Drive and the end of sneakernet
May 22, 2012 By
For many years I’ve always carried a high-capacity USB key with me. The actual unit has changed size, shape, and capacity, but its purpose has always been the same: to easily transport files too large for convenient e-mailing
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Google Drive and the end of sneakernet
LG to preview OLED TV tomorrow
May 22, 2012 By
(Credit: LG) LG plans to preview its 55-inch OLED TV tomorrow at an event in Monaco, as part of the Grand Prix auto race. Our colleagues at CNET Asia will be attending the event, so look forward to some hands-on action with the new flat-screen shortly
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Verizon’s ZTE-built Jetpack 890L 4G hotspot ships May 24th, promises globetrotting for $20
May 22, 2012 By
Verizon has just finished trotting out the last of its known 2012 Jetpack hotspots through the arrival of the ZTE-made model we saw back at CES in January. Now carrying a bit more Verizon red on the surface and a bit less Chinese in the name, the Jetpack 890L can share its 4G LTE sugar with as many as 10 WiFi devices at once.
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Verizon’s ZTE-built Jetpack 890L 4G hotspot ships May 24th, promises globetrotting for $20
The 404 1,058: Where CNET fans for the win (podcast)
May 22, 2012 By
Scumbag Dreyfuss @ The Webbys (Credit: Reddit User: reposed ) Congratulations to all of our colleagues at CNET TV for winning a Webby Award in People’s Voice Award in the Technology category at last night’s ceremony. Plenty of celebrities including Bono, George Lucas, Al Gore, Buzz Aldrin, and more were on hand to pay tribute to Steve Jobs and celebrate the best of the Web. None of CNET’s programming would be useful without viewers to watch it, so thanks to you for tuning in! Jeff and I apologize again for yesterday’s hiatus, but rest assured we have a great show for you today
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The 404 1,058: Where CNET fans for the win (podcast)
Laptops could charge by typing, thanks to a virus
May 22, 2012 By
(Credit: Crave UK) Whether our laptop gives up just as we’re about to finish a crucial report or our phone kicks the bucket when we’re hopelessly lost, we’ve all felt the pain of running out of juice. Which is why we love the sound of laptops that can be charged by typing, or phones that power up as you walk . And it’s all thanks to a genetically engineered virus that turns movement or pressure into electricity.
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Laptops could charge by typing, thanks to a virus
Camera jewelry that (almost) works
May 22, 2012 By
(Credit: Japan Camera Hunter) With the recent hike in the price of film, plus digital photography so easily accessible, film cameras just aren’t very common these days.
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Camera jewelry that (almost) works
DIY: Give your iPhone a mirrored rear panel
May 22, 2012 By
Rumor Has It host Emily Dreyfuss shows off an iPhone 4S with a mirrored rear-panel.
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DIY: Give your iPhone a mirrored rear panel
BioWare cuts ‘Star Wars’ staff
May 22, 2012 By
An image from the Alderaan player versus player battleground in Star Wars: The Old Republic.
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BioWare cuts ‘Star Wars’ staff
