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Google unveiled what it calls the latest “superphone” – the Nexus One. But is it so super? And is there a market for it?

The gadgets are coming out in droves from CES 2010 in Las Vegas – and we’ve got the first look at many of them.

The new Skiff Reader is optimized for newspaper and magazine content with an 11.5-inch touchscreen display. It’s backed by the Hearst Corp. and offers Wi-Fi and 3G connectivity through Sprint. Here’s a look.

Compiere Enterprise is a full-featured, reliable, highly adaptable ERP solution that can be hosted on site or served up from the cloud.

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Rosetta Stone’s new TOTALe crossbreeds the company’s signature language instruction software with the social web for a comprehensive, immersive online experience for $999. Here’s a look.

Lenovo’s 11.6-inch ThinkPad X100e is the company’s first professional-grade ultraportable laptop that’s less than 3 lbs. and starts at $449. Here’s a look.

Lenovo’s new ThinkPad Edge series is designed and priced specifically for small and medium-sized businesses and offers colors, a curved design, AMD processors and a $549 price tag. Here’s a look.

The first glimpse of Firefox Mobile, developed exclusively for Maemo 5 on the Nokia N900.

One Laptop per Child (OLPC) outlined its future roadmap, including plans for the XO 3.0, a device “well below $100” that utilizes a design that mimics a piece of paper.

The Nokia N900 is now available from various US retailers and after two full months of using a loaner device I just purchased my own. This latest Linux-based device has a new version of the Maemo OS and integrates a cellular radio. You will find some aspects of S60 in the N900, along with a rather unique user interface and extremely powerful Mozilla-based web browser. Apps are still early in development, but with the browser you can do most everything you need to do with dedicated apps.

According to whitelisting vendor Bit9, these are the most vulnerable software applications in 2009. The critical vulnerabilities found in these programs could be exploited by malicious hackers to take complete control of a Windows computers.

One of the unique features that Barnes & Noble promised for the B&N nook was the retail store experiences. With the nook 1.1.0 update nook owners now have access to store specific content, including short ebooks and coupon offerings. The first coupon to appear is for a free cookie each time you show the barista your nook and the coupon ($1.95 priced cookie).

TechRepublic Photo Galleries reveal aspects of information technology that words simply cannot. The Top 5 of 2009 trend toward the fanciful.

Intel upgrades a new Atom chip for netbooks that will integrate graphics with the CPU for the first time.

On November 30, 2009, CERN restarted the experiments at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC). Here’s a closer look at most of those experiments, which will hopefully help us understand the origins of the universe, what the base particles of matter are, and how those particles are held together.

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