Of course, after the rumors, everyone wants to know if the long-awaited white iPhone 4 really is thicker. That’s why CNET took the handset to experts to find out.
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Here’s a phrase we never though we’d utter: Bezos is the bomb! Okay, so maybe a nuke reference isn’t exactly appropriate here, considering Jeff Bezos is actually backing a company that’s looking to create cheap energy through nuclear fusion, but we couldn’t resist. General Fusion, a nuclear fusion startup, released a statement today saying that it has completed a $19.5 million round of funding that included backing by the Amazon founder’s Bezos Expeditions. According the company’s website, General Fusion’s approach to generating “safe and plentiful” energy employs a concept created about 30 years ago called “magnetic target fusion,” and expects commercialization of its process could come before the end of the decade. Full PR after the break.
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RIM’s BlackBerry PlayBook tablet makes a mean little tool for giving PowerPoint presentations. CNET’s Donald Bell shares some tips and tricks for presenting with the PlayBook.
Too Kawaii | The brainwave-reading hairband will relay your emotions in the cutest way possible-nyaa!
Have you tried Sprint’s new Google Voice integration? We know a lot of our readers have — and many of them have had problems, writing in to us to express their displeasure. We started investigating and found a hoard of complaints, and the deeper we looked, the more issues we found. To make matters worse, Sprint has instructed its representatives to refer all Google Voice-related questions to the Google Voice Forum, which for reasons that frustrate us as much as you, Google itself seems to have forgotten exists. Join us for a full investigation into the issues, including voicemail security holes, accounts accidentally crippled by Sprint, and calls overseas that’ll leave you swimming in usage fees.
Sprint / Google Voice integration has major issues, major lack of support (update: Sprint and Google respond) originally appeared on Engadget on Thu, 05 May 2011 18:48:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
The public voted to include many predictable titles in the 2012 exhibition of 40 years of gaming, but sports and simulators were left out.
Google Earth gets optimized for Honeycomb tablets, interior photos hit Google Maps next week originally appeared on Engadget on Thu, 05 May 2011 18:26:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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CNET’s Donald Bell evaluates five Web sites that provide personalized local concert recommendations based on your iTunes, Facebook, Last.fm, Slacker, or Pandora listening habits.
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