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CES 2010 Coverage:

• Matthew Miller: CES 2010: QUE proReader lets you work with documents, not just read them
• CES 2010: Hey Nokia, HTC isn't going to let you rest in the low end market
• CES 2010: Sprint announces Overdrive 3G/4G wireless hotspot
• CES 2010: Mobile products of Digital Experience
• Andrew Nusca: CES 2010: Laptop with transparent OLED display spotted in the wild
• Spring Design's dual screen Alex e-reader gets Feb. 22 date, $399 price tag
• Pre Plus, Pixi Plus arrive on Verizon with Wi-Fi hotspot ability, 3D gaming in tow
• Ford triumphs with Touch, Sync; brings connectivity to fourth screen -- your dashboard
• Samsung reveals 0.3-inch thin flagship LED HDTV; as thick as a pencil with touchscreen remote
• John Morris: Intel makes Westmere official, 32nm quad-core "not far away"
• Nvidia pushes Tegra tablets and 3D technology at CES
• Rachel King: HTC unveils the budget-friendly HTC Smart; based on Qualcomm Brew MP
• Sanyo unveils two new HD camcorders: XACTI VPC-SH1 and VPC-CS1
• Ford announces MyFord Touch with dual 4.2" LCDs, Wi-Fi and improved voice recognition
• Zack Whittaker: On-demand 3D-HDTV: Broadcasting killer by the decade end
• Sean Portnoy: CES 2010: Sling Media unleashes load of new hardware, but Dish Network is only taker so far

  

• Janice Chen: Sony announces seven new Cyber-shots: GPS, 1080i HD video, and more
• Gallery: CES Curiosities, North Hall

Mary Jo Foley: Microsoft already setting a high expectation bar for Mobile World Congress

• Are there really 800,000 Windows 7 apps?

Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Year of Linux? Decade of Linux? Not on the desktop it won't be ...

Larry Dignan: Barnes & Noble: Nook production will catch up with demand 'in next few months'

Sam Diaz: AOL's Armstrong: Realistic about the past, optimistic about the future

Larry Dignan: Netflix expands consumer electronics distribution

Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: IronKey secure USB storage

Zack Whittaker: Academics join virtual think tank for change in tech policy Associated Press: Comcast, FCC take net neutrality dispute to court.

Dion Hinchcliffe: Fixing IT in the cloud computing era

Larry Dignan:RealD on 3DTV in the home bandwagon; Here come the glasses

Michael Krigsman: Tim Bray's Enterprise 2.0 conundrum

Christopher Dawson: Maybe the HP/Microsoft Slate needs Ubuntu or Moblin to be less of a yawn

Dan Kusnetzky: What impact is Google's Nexus One likely to have?

Dennis Howlett: Enterprise 2.0: it's not about people it's about process. Part 2

Larry Dignan: 10 indispensable iPhone apps for IT administrators

Techcrunch: Apple Seizes 16 Domain Names From A Guy In One Fell Swoop

Dennis Howlett: Infor snags AMR's Bruce Richardson

Harry Fuller:EPA moves toward tighter smog rules

Dana Blankenhorn: CVS offers Allscripts a deal no one could refuse

Robin Harris: USB 3.0: freakishly fast - maybe

Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: OEMs to be hit by Italian class-action suit

Doug Hanchard: French solution to illegal download and copyright infringement - tax Google and Yahoo

Ryan Naraine: Microsoft planning quiet Patch Tuesday this month

Larry Dignan: Google forms energy subsidiary

Rachel King: Olympus debuts six new pocket digital cameras at CES 2010

Heather Clancy: Start-up plants new idea: Mimic photosynthesis to solve problem of intermittent solar power

CNET: Many 'GodModes' to be found in Windows 7

Dana Blankenhorn: Songbird now in convenient Philips hardware form

Janice Chen: Panasonic announces three wide-angle zooms and an entry-level compact camera (FH20, FH3, FH1, and F3)

Brian Sommer: Panaya - A different kind of ERP third party maintenance provider

Larry Dignan: Google throws On2 shareholders a bone, says offer final

Dana Blankenhorn: HIMSS plays passive-aggressive on meaningful use rules

Larry Dignan: BMC picks up Phurnace Software, adds Java enterprise automation to lineup

Dana Blankenhorn: Disneyland or Freedom's Road?