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The quest for the perfect portable keyboard has seen all manner of designs, whether they
fold,
roll up, or even glow in the dark. But no one seems to have found the killer solution just yet–and we doubt the latest attempt by I-O Data is the exception….

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The quest for the perfect portable keyboard has seen all manner of designs, whether they
fold,
roll up, or even glow in the dark. But no one seems to have found the killer solution just yet–and we doubt the latest attempt by I-O Data is the exception….

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That’s right. The Samsung SGH-L870 will come with the Safari browser developed by Apple with full Web browsing capabilities, according to the company. Unlike the iPhone, the L870 doesn’t have a touch screen, so things may work a little differently on this Samsung.

Whatever the …

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Given how awful cell phone reception is in our area, it’s doubtful that anyone would need a voice changer when conversations often sound like they’re under water as it is. But outfits like Spyville never saw a situation that couldn’t be subjected to some form …

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Last week I told you that Sprint was limiting customers with “simply everything” to 5GB of data usage per month, plus 300MB per month of off-network data roaming. While quite a few readers have complained about the cap, it’s only fair to acknowledge a couple of points. By anyone’…

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Motorola W755
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After introducing high-profile cell phones like the LG enV(2) and the Samsung Glyde, Verizon Wireless is showing no signs of slowing down. Today the carrier announced another new handset, the Motorola W755. Available in both purple and black, the W755 offers a flip phone …

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Disney and Softbank have geen making phones for kids in Japan for some time, with the handsets becoming increasingly adult-like in both function and appearance. Its latest mobile handset also seems to be aimed at this ambiguous market in Japan, but the theme clearly belongs to the Magic
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Chip designer Via Technologies unveiled its OpenBook Mini-Note reference design on Monday, in a move that throws some open source into its core business of developing chips for mobile devices.

The OpenBook design aims to aid PC makers in creating ultra-small notebooks based on Via’s Ultra Mobility Platform. Last …

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HTC Touch Dual
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While you’re out buying goods for your Memorial Day barbecue, why not swing by Best Buy and pick up a HTC Touch Dual? Yes, the Touch Dual will be available in stores and online starting this weekend for a nice chunk of change–$549 …

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Recently, I started to become fascinated with portable solar chargers/batteries. Something about being able to charge up my many gadgets anywhere the sun is shining appeals to me. (Of course, I’d have to actually remember all the necessary USB cables as well, but no matter.) It’…

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With so many e-book readers coming on the market, it was only a matter of time before someone decided to build the technology into another type of media device. And what better way to complement a good book than music?

Iriver’s new P10 portable media player does …

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Not in New York, but still excited by our write-up of Web food-ordering service Wakozi last week and the prospect of ordering snacks from your browser? Check out CityMint, a free service that links you up with the menus and ordering information for local food places. The service’s claim …

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