At Long Last, PlayBook OS 2.0

The PlayBook will finally get some long-overdue features.
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Google TV’s “Big Announcement” Isn’t

Think “new YouTube app,” not “Everything. Just. Changed.”
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Can We Finally Say: Bye-Bye, Booth Babes?

Isn’t it time for our industry to stop using booth babes, once and for all?

Nokia’s City Lens Brings Augmented Reality to Windows Phone (Video)

The Finnish phone maker shows off an app from its labs that combines map data, points of interest and the view from a device’s camera.
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China’s ZTE Quietly Becoming a Force in Global, U.S. Smartphone Markets

The world’s No. 4 cellphone maker has made inroads into the U.S. by catering to the needs of carriers and putting their brands first.
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CES Fun With Lytro’s Light Field Camera

At last week’s Consumer Electronics Show, AllThingsD got some hands-on time with the Lytro, a camera whose “living pictures” can be endlessly refocused.
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CES Hangover: What You Might Have Missed

We came, we saw, we conquered … but we couldn’t possibly write about every one of the more than 20,000 products showcased in Las Vegas last week. Here’s a quick catch-up.
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Three Cameras in Focus at CES

Some electronics companies are making digital cameras “smarter” by adding more Wi-Fi capabilities and apps; others are focusing on doing what they do best — taking pictures.
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Nokia’s Developer Newsletter More Forthcoming Than Execs, Promises Lumia 900 Set for March Debut

Nokia CEO Stephen Elop refused to be at all specific on when the new LTE-capable smartphone would ship, but the company’s developer newsletter states plainly that it will come in March.
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The Chat I Had With Stephen Elop as We Both Nearly Missed Final Ballmer-Note

The Nokia chief had plenty to say about the new Lumia 900, Windows Phone and more. In fact, the chat was so good, we ran late to see Microsoft’s last CES keynote.
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Inside the CES Lost & Found