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 Kodak Wins Important $1 Billion Victory Against Apple, RIM The International Trade Commission is reviewing how Apple and RIM products handle previews of images, for possible patent infringement on Kodak technology. Share:   |  Asus Transformer Tablet and Laptop Combo Device Available in Taiwan: US Next? Asus Transformer tablet and laptop combo device runs the Android Honeycomb OS and detaches from a keyboard to become a full-fledged tablet. It went on sale in Taiwan Friday and may go on sale here in the U.S. soon. Share: | The Best Sites for Apple iPhone Rumors Most rumor sites seem to make up stuff, but a few have a good track record if you're looking for a hint of what is to come Share: | RIAA Thinks LimeWire Owes $75 Trillion in Damages The music industry argues the file-sharing site LimeWire should pay for copyright infringement for 11,000 songs, and even the judge thinks the labels are insane. Share: | AT&T Internet Usage Billing Off by as Much as 4,700% How can your ISP count your packets if it doesn't know how to count? Share: | Cutting the Cord: Milestones of Mobile Computing From the Busicom LE-120A calculator to the Apple iPad, we love tech gadgets that free us from our desks. Here are some of the most important portables we've toted around over the past 30 years. Share: | Almost Here: The Nintendo 3DS Arrives Sunday March 27 The Nintendo 3DS launches tomorrow across the U.S. and at a some stores tonight at midnight, so where should you pick one up? Share: | OMG! LOL: Internet Slang Added to Oxford English Dictionary Oxford English Dictionary embraces Internet shorthand OMG, LOL, and FYI, revealing the terms' surprising roots. Share: | Why Chrome is the World's Most Influential Browser Chrome may trail Internet Explorer and Firefox in market share, but when it comes to design influence, it's clearly the leader. With the recent releases of Internet Explorer 9 and Firefox 4, the "Chrome-zation" of the browser world is nearly complete. Share: | New MSI Laptops Tackle Gaming and Entertainment MSI says it will be rolling out two new laptops soon. One is an affordable laptop ideal for watching movies, and the other is a gaming system with impressive specs. Share: | Is Samsung's Galaxy Tab Fibbing About Its Figure? And About Those Galaxy Tab Fans... There's something fishy about the Galaxy Tab... Share: | Mozilla Regrets Keeping Quiet on SSL Certificate Theft Mozilla admits keeping silent about theft of digital certificates was a mistake on its part. Share: | Disco Messenger: Google's 'Secret' Group Texting App for iPhone iPhone users can send bulk text messages with this new Google app called Disco Messenger. Can you say TXT Spam? Share: | British Politicians Just Ought to Tweet MPs should be allowed to use microblogging service Twitter during debates in the House of Commons, says a new report. Share: | Fun Facts About Verizon iPhone 4 Users Mobclix survey reveals why AT&T users switched, and the price many may have paid Share: | Startup Moves Exchange Mailboxes to Google or Microsoft Cloud A startup founded by a former Citrix executive is aiming to help customers move Microsoft Exchange mailboxes to either Google Apps or Microsoft's own cloud. Share: | OMG! Text Shorthand Makes the Dictionary The Oxford English Dictionary has added some new words -- and shorthands or initialisms -- to its esteemed dictionary. Share: | An iPad Smart Cover Made Out of...Wood? Holland-based Miniot has mimicked the Apple smart cover...in wood. Share: | BlackBerry PlayBook to Run Android Apps: What It Means BlackBerry-maker Research In Motion (RIM) this week dropped a bombshell on the mobile world. 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