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On World Tech Update this week HP introduces the Touchpad tablet and Veer and Pre3 smartphones, the iPhone 4 goes on sale at Verizon, Sprint launches the dual screen Echo smartphone and more.

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World Tech Update, Feb. 10, 2011

Microsoft’s Windows Phone 7 platform got a big boost on Friday when Nokia said it would adopt the software as its primary smartphone OS.

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Nokia to adopt Windows Phone 7

The iPhone 4 will be available at Verizon retail stores across the U.S. from Thursday. It’s appearance at more than 2,000 Verizon shops will be supplemented by sales at hundreds of Walmart and BestBuy stores.

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Verizon prepares for iPhone 4 launch

Engineers at Japanese public broadcaster NHK (Nippon Hoso Kyokai) have developed a system that can overlay Google Earth-like labels over live TV images from helicopters.

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Japan’s NHK previews future broadcasting technology

Drivers who run red lights cause more than 600 deaths a year according to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety. The same group recently published results finding that cities that used red light cameras saw a decrease in crashes and deaths relat

Study: Red light cameras reduce accidents, deaths

As the Pittsburgh Steelers and Green Bay Packers take the field this weekend for the 45th Super Bowl, millions of eyes will be on the gridiron. Behind the scenes though is a vast IT infrastructure to make sure everything runs smoothly.

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IT is star player at 2011 Super Bowl

At Google on Wednesday, the company demonstrated its upcoming Honeycomb Android OS again and launched a Web-based store for Android applications.

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Google offers Android web store, in-app purchasing

Microsoft-cofounder Bill Gates is increasing his foundation’s commitment to eradicating Polio.

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Bill Gates adds $100m, as Polio nears eradication

YouTube celebrities that have established themselves as premium brands on the Internet are important to marketers becuase of their built-in audeinces.

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YouTube star iJustine on her Internet fame

On World Tech Update this week: Sony’s next-generation portable NGP, social media at the World Economic Forum, Barack Obama on high-speed broadband, and Will.i.am at Intel.

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World Tech Update, Jan. 28, 2011

Nintendo announced this week that it’s 3DS no glasses handheld will launch in the US on March 27 for $250. SOURCE: LogMeIn

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Nintendo 3DS Available March 27 for $250 in U.S.

CIOs Stuart Kippelman and Vince Kellen take opposing sides on this topic. Check it out and let us know with whom you agree. SOURCE: IDG Partner Programs

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Is it Easy or Difficult to Innovate?

A strong fourth quarter with profits of a billion dollars per month helped Intel to its best year ever, the company said Thursday.

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Intel reports a record year, $1B a month of profit

From an implementation gone wrong to an inability to “control the message,” CIOs Sam Coursen and Larry Bonfante describe the challenges with collaboration technology. SOURCE: IDG Partner Programs

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Danger: The Collaboration Tech Risks

Announcements at CES provide a much clearer picture of the likely evolution of the tablet market in 2011 and provide consumers a few tips on what to look for and when to buy.

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Tablet battle heating up, prices expected to fall in 2011