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The New, Terrifying, No-Electronics US Flight Security Rules
That failed terrorist attack yesterday might make international flights a whole lot less enjoyable. Passengers are reporting that new restrictions are in place, and their severity varies flight-to-flight. Among the reports, a rumor: No electronics. Updated: Gadgets OK, but restricted! More »Apple Owns iSlate.com Domain: The Mystery Deepens
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Google Reportedly Deep in Talks to Buy Yelp
Techcrunch hears that Google is in advanced talks to buy Yelp (supposedly for $500 million), and that the deal, while not finalized, is very close to that stage. This could be a huge boon for Google's mapping and mobile efforts. More »Google's Nexus One May Be Coming on January 5th
Reuters is reporting that, according to an unnamed source, the Nexus One may be subsidized by T-Mobile. A site called Android and Me is claiming that T-Mobile will sell it for $199 with contract, starting on January 5. More »T-Mobile's Pushing the Nexus One Google Phone Because Verizon Said No
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Motorola "Opus One" Android Phone Offering Nothing But a Tease
The boys at BGR got a hold of a mysterious Motorola phone called the Opus One this morning. Details are sparse, but the source (described as "new") says the phone is the company's first Android iDEN handset. More »WDTV Live Firmware Update Bricking Units?
Apple Is Now in the Streaming Music Business
Verizon's Buy One Get One Free Deal Includes Droid and Droid Eris (!)
Verizon's done BOGO (as we in the know call them) deals on BlackBerrys before, but now that they've got some seriously solid Android hardware, we're a lot more excited for the (unconfirmed) Droid and Droid Eris deal this weekend. More »Unknown iPhone Model Number Being Field Tested in San Francisco
Could be something, could be nothing, but an "iPhone3,1" mysteriously popped up in the usage records of a Bay Area App Store developer. If you'll remember, the "iPhone2,1" turned out to be the 3GS. More »More Rumored Apple Black Friday Deals
Round two of Apple's Black Friday deals, and this set looks way more like the real thing—meaning they're less outrageously awesome, but there's still some good stuff inside. More »Flip's Next Pocket Cam May Be a Wi-Fi Slider
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We know, the Core i7-i5-i3 stuff is confusing. Not to make it worse, but Digitimes outs some of Intel's notebooks plans for next year: a triplet of processors of Core i7 and i5 processors, codenamed Arrandale, for skinny laptops. More »Rumor: Mirrorless Ricoh Camera, Interchangeable Lenses Coming November 10
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I like Android and all, but one thing the iPhone absolutely kicks every other smartphone's ass at is media playback—until now. This video of Sony Ericsson's "Rachael" Android UI shows its media capabilities, and it looks un-freaking-believable. More »Apple TV 3.0 Can Play iTunes LP and Extras Like a Real Video Box
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