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Smarter Planet Leadership Series: Air Canada
Air Canada wanted something to make things a little easier for their customers, and using technology from IBM was able to offer self service. Check out this white paper to hear more about how IBM...
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Hydrogen fuel cell cars hit the road. GM hits panic button.
An eighteen hundred mile demo tour has begun. Hydrogen powered cars will wend across North America for days, having left from Chula Vista today. The run ends June 3 in Vancouver. Here's the...
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VW Passat Ling Yu hydrogen fuel cell vehicle photos
Volkswagen gave us a chance to drive its hydrogen-powered Passat, developed from its lab in China and used at the Beijing Olympics. This Passat has electrically driven wheels, with an onboard...
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Nanotechnology-based clean hydrogen for cars
According to EE Times, a California-based company called QuantumSphere has developed nanoparticles that could make hydrogen cheaper than gasoline. The company says its reactive catalytic...
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Hydrogen fuel cells power Fujitsu data center
Hydrogen. It's the alternative fuel everyone hates--but apparently it works, according to Fujitsu.
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Electric car: victim of hit-and-run?
"Who Killed the Electric Car?" is a documentary set to hit theatres this summer. The film's makers trace the rise and disappearance of electric cars in California. Here's one man who owned General...
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Top-rated reviews of the week (pictures)
This week our editors were busy reviewing a smart scale, an awesome set of sub-$50 speakers, a feature-rich camera, an improved cell phone charger, and a pair of audiophile-quality headphones.
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Global mobile phone sales take a hit; Nokia yields to Apple, Samsung
Smartphones continue to show growth despite a decline in mobile phone shipments year over year -- with Apple and Samsung widening their lead over Nokia.
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Hollywood hotel casts ClearEdge fuel cell in supporting role
The system will handle about 45 percent of the electricity needs for the refurbished Lafayette Hotel, whose guests once included stars such as Ava Gardner and Bob Hope.
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Gartner: Samsung steals Nokia's crown as global phone leader
Samsung and Android -- in the face of a 2 percent slowdown in global phone sales -- remain an unstoppable force, as Nokia and Apple are both put in their respective places.
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In search of an iPhone case
At every CTIA a whole corner of the show floor is devoted to cell phone cases. Whether you need a durable case made out of orange or one that's for show, the selection is huge.
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Verizon's cell tower on wheels (photos)
When disaster strikes, Verizon Wireless can deploy a cell tower on wheels to keep the network running. CNET goes inside at CTIA 2012.
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Cell Phones in India to carry radiation information
The government of India has directed mobile handset manufacturers to mention the radiation levels on the handsets starting September of this year.
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The cell phones of CTIA
CTIA 2012 is delivering new cell phones of all stripes. Join CNET as we show you all the new models we've seen so far.
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Nokia loses global cellphone lead to Samsung for first time since 1998
Samsung is a force in the smartphone world and just ousted Nokia for the global cellphone lead, which Nokia has led since 1998.
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MIT's DIY wooden cell phone (photos)
MIT's Media Lab set out to use open-source design and readily available materials to make a cell phone that easy to customize. The result is somehow appealing to all aesthetics.
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HTC: One X, China fueled rebound ahead?
HTC argued that the One smartphone family and China are its ticket to a roaring comeback. Analysts are mixed.
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Nike+ FuelBand: The wearable fitness computer
The Nike+ FuelBand is a wearable fitness product that tracks your activity throughout the day and records your progress over time.
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NFC and the war on cash
NFC needs a killer app and financial observers are keen to quantify markets, investments, winners and losers.
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Lawsuit claims AT&T "aided, abetted, and assisted" iPhone thieves
The lawsuit further claims that by reactivating these handsets AT&T and other carriers have earned "unfair and illegal profits" that have "amounted to many millions of dollars each year, for the...
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Cell networks to form phone database to fight theft
Cell networks are to announce a centralised database of unique mobile device IDs as part of a national register of stolen phones, as part of efforts to reduce crime.
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