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Unofficial patch lets you hang up Palm Pre calls by closing the slider

Oct 19th 2009 8:38PM on Engadget

Finally!!

NVIDIA launches Fermi next-gen GPGPU architecture, CUDA and OpenCL get even faster

Oct 1st 2009 9:59AM on Engadget

SONY, Please make this a PS4 graphics chip

Switched On: A keyboard PC seeks to Eee-peat success

Sep 29th 2009 6:28PM on Engadget

Its not hot enough.. its not fruity and doesn't even have a compass!!

Rumors of a Pre-less Verizon "off base" according to analysts

Sep 25th 2009 1:11PM on Engadget

Why to get Verizon service, if with Sprint, I can use Verizon's "nation's largest" network in Roaming mode? That including data roaming too. All without paying an extra dime!

Best of both worlds!

Eyes-on with Intel's Pine Trail CPU/GPU hybrid and new Gulftown gaming chip (update)

Sep 23rd 2009 10:38PM on Engadget

PS3's Cell CPU has 8 logical cores.. and costs $299

Packard Bell debuts 15.6-inch EasyNote Butterfly m laptop

Sep 8th 2009 9:40PM on Engadget

Thats how we used to call those pieces of junk

Power Bridge flips the strip upside-down, instantly kills ugly

Sep 7th 2009 11:09AM on Engadget

Why didn't I think of that?!

Sony announces VAIO X ultraportable

Sep 2nd 2009 4:40PM on Engadget

two words: Perceived Value

Unsolicited laptops sent to state governments never get used, now under investigation

Aug 30th 2009 12:38PM on Engadget

Tylenol, Advil.. to help with headache they caused!

BlackBerry Storm 2's voodoo-powered screen torn apart, raises more questions

Aug 25th 2009 9:05AM on Engadget

Pixie Dust!

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

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