Rachel Weisz gets ready to nest with new Bond hubby Daniel Craig
Rachel Weisz has given her home a makeover ready for new husband Daniel Craig to move in.
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Sprint’s HTC tablet draws it up right, says review
HTC’s Evo View 4G is now available on Sprint’s 4G WiMAX network, and it’s a dandy device for taking notes, says this eWEEK review.
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Our 20 Favorite Movie Robots
With the release of ‘Transformers: Dark of the Moon’ we’ve decided to compile a list of our 20 favorite (and we think, most memorable) robots in movie history. After reading this article, people also read: 5 Fictional Movie Teachers We Wish We Had Weekend Movie News Wrap Up: June 19th, 2011 Interview: Legendary Movie Stuntman Vic Armstrong (Part 1)
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20% o online shoppers will buy a tablet in the next year
One in five 20 percent) of online shoppers plans to buy a tablet PC in the next year, says Shopzilla.
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Multi-deal Monday: Hard drive, monitor, and Bluetooth bracelet
Get a 1.5TB external drive for cheap, a 22-inch LCD for even cheaper, and a sanity-saving wristband that vibrates when you get a phone call.
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The mystery of the missing Honeycomb apps
Few Honeycomb-optimized apps were available at launch, but no matter: The expectation was that they’d follow soon after. Why wouldn’t they, given the ever-growing popularity of Android? But instead of an explosion of Honeycomb apps, the fuse burned down to the powder keg…and then nothing happened.
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Dead Man Summoned For Jury Duty
A Massachusetts man facing charges for not showing up for jury duty had a good excuse — he’d been dead for five years.
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Apple ditches Samsung for A6 chip building
According to Merrill Lynch analyst Dan Heyler, Apple will be using Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company to build the next generation of chips in 2012.
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Canucks Re-Sign Defenseman Kevin Bieksa
The Vancouver Canucks re-signed defenseman Kevin Bieksa to a five-year, $ 23-million contract extension on Monday, according to TSN.
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John Lasseter: Heart and soul of ‘Cars 2′
By Peter Hartlaub San Francisco Chronicle We’re in a car with John Lasseter, and the filmmaker is in a professorial mood.
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Silverdocs: The Show Goes On
Last night was “closing night” for Silverdocs, and the awards were handed out yesterday afternoon, but that doesn’t mean the festival’s over. Indeed, today and tomorrow are packed with final screenings of films that played this week, including some of the most high-profile titles and award winners. [ more › ]
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At Mercantile Kitchenware & Gift, gadgets help make cooking fun
The Mercantile Kitchenware & Gift has a niche. It sells kitchen gadgets that help make cooking fun.
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Peter Gabriel Show Wonderfully Matches Technology, Humanitarianism, The Symphonic
Peter Gabriel ‘s passion for new technology is what keeps him such a vital, exciting artist, 40 years into his career.
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Cool grill tools: Ceramic skillet, pizza among popular items
Holy smoke, it’s grilling season again.
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appBlaster iPhone accessory lets you kick AR alien butt, bubblegum not included
Gun accessories for your Wiimote or Move wands are old hat but, we can’t help but be at least a little intrigued by this rifle-like dock for the iPhone. The appBlaster is an accessory from apptoyz designed specifically for use with the company’s Alien Attack iOS game. Slide in your iDevice and fire up the AR shooter and you’ll be treated to a bit of Piper-vision, exposing the invisible aliens in …
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CEA chief: Broadcasters don’t innovate (Q&A)
Consumer Electronics Association Chief Executive Gary Shapiro says that TV broadcasters need to give up some of their wireless spectrum to support growing demand for wireless broadband.
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John Gray column: Lessons to take home from the Weiner roast
In every home, if you open a junk drawer in the kitchen, you’ll no doubt find a lighter. It is kept there and not sitting out on the counter because if a small child got a hold of the thing with the simple flick of their thumb they could burn the house down. Children grow up, but it seems obvious to me the danger of setting our lives on fire never abates. However, instead of a lighter being the …
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Web roots out Vancouver riot’s kissing couple
The minute a strange and wonderful image of a couple kissing in the road during the Vancouver riots emerged on the Web, everyone wanted to know who they were. Their identity seems to have emerged first on Facebook.
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Russian online companies the new investor darlings
Russian internet firms are winning the capital of foreign investors due to their ability to bypass country-specific risks while attracting users and advertising revenue.
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