Yes, the rumors of a new, new iPhone have begun

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Attention: New, new iPhone rumors are already popping up We all know another iPhone is inevitable, but the iPhone 5 is still bright, shiny, and new, right? Not according to the rumor mill. Read more | Share:  Rumor Has It: Will Apple go plastic for a low-cost iPhone?  Karyne Levy Senior copy editor View profile  |  Email
$12 headphones that sound shockingly good Though they look a little cheap, the JVC Flats are lightweight, comfortable on-ear headphones that really surprised us. Read more | Share:  Top five portable drives: Mobile storage redefined CNET editor Dong Ngo lists the current Top 5 portable storage devices, including one that also works as a mobile media server. Read more | Share:  Dell's steady, mostly predictable all-in-one Dell's workmanlike Inspiron One 2330 won't change your life, but it will meet all of your basic mainstream desktop needs . Read more | Share:  Zuckerberg, please answer these six questions Mark Zuckerberg got pretty great news about Facebook's mobile user surge, but now we want him to address a few lingering duds. Read more | Share:  Why the Z10 and Q10 will not save BlackBerry commentary Before you eviscerate CNET contributor Ben Parr in comments, let him explain himself. It's all about the children. And apps. Read more | Share:  Videos from CNET TV 01 Sneak peek at the iPad 5? 02 Analyze your Facebook profile with Wolfram Alpha 03 Facebook testing new status icons 04 Ep. 1199: Where it's a breath of dead air 05 Add wireless charging to the Samsung Galaxy S3 01 Apple nabs 18 patents related to 'axis-based user interface technology' 02 Sony teases big NYC event for Feb. 20, PS4 debut? 03 Temple Run 2 scores record as fastest-growing mobile game 04 Grand Theft Auto V delayed until September 05 I, Robin Hood: Bowblade does archery the iOS way Brian Cooley   Molly Wood Editor at large Brian Cooley focuses on Car Tech, tech commentary, and generally making tech make sense. Executive editor Molly Wood hosts CNET's tech show Always On, and offers mostly constructive criticism of tech products. Brian Tong   Bridget Carey   Join Brian for Prizefights between tech's top dogs in a five-round, winner-takes-all face-off.   Watch Bridget on CNET Update for a breakdown of the big stories, hot devices, and what's ahead.

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Apple overtakes Samsung as top U.S. mobile phone maker

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February 01, 2013 CNET Daily News
Apple overtakes Samsung as top U.S. mobile phone maker The iPhone maker outdid archrival Samsung last quarter with more mobile phone shipments and a higher market share, says Strategy Analytics. Read more | Share:  Why the BlackBerry Z10 is on sale in the U.K. first The launch event may have been in the United States, but Americans will need to wait at least a month to buy the BlackBerry touch-screen Z10. Read more | Share:  Windows 8 ekes out 2.2 percent market share Microsoft's newest OS ended January with a market share just behind that of Mac OS X 10.8, according to stats out today from Net Applications. Read more | Share:  Nokia begins work on graphene, world's strongest material The mobile-phone maker receives a $1.35 billion grant to work on development of the 2D wonder-material that is stronger, lighter, and thinner than anything else on Earth. Read more | Share:  Verizon launches prepaid plans for 3G phones starting at $60 The lowest-tier plan includes unlimited talk, texts, and 500MB of data. For $70 a month, customers receive 2GB of data in addition to unlimited talk and texts. Read more | Share:  Chrome, IE, Silk pry open mobile-browsing market Newer arrivals on smartphones and tablets have only a small part of the market, but consider that a foot in the door. Read more | Share:  Microsoft's tablet blip versus Android's boom The surge in Android tablet shipments is not good news for Microsoft, which is just now trying to gain a toehold in the market. Read more | Share:  01 Dell buyout deal could happen Monday -- Reuters 02 Good news on mobile, Zuckerberg! Now answer these six questions 03 Temple Run 2 scores record as fastest-growing mobile game 04 Samsung chairman fends off family's lawsuit in $4 billion win 05 Clearwire still supports Sprint buyout, but won't rule out Dish The business of viral videos We've all seen the video clips of Psy riding his pretend pony and of the happy wedding party dancing down the aisle. When it comes to online videos that get passed around like hot gossip, it's hard to know the winning formula for what will be successful. CNET's Kara Tsuboi explains how some people have made big money from clips like these Read more | Share:  Watch Bridget Carey daily for a breakdown of the big stories, hot devices, new apps, and what's ahead.  Video podcast Don't miss an Update. Download the CNET Update video podcast now.   iTunes: SD | HQ | HD  RSS: SD | HQ | HD Audio podcast No need for video? No problem. Download to listen to CNET Update's audio podcast.   iTunes: MP3   RSS: MP3 01 Man allegedly follows GPS directions to wrong house; shot dead 02 Apple's 128GB iPad: Here's how much the bump really costs 03 You can jailbreak iOS 6.1, but there are some catches 04 Why the Z10 and Q10 will not save BlackBerry 05 Apple iPad jumps to 128GB, starting at $799 Brian Cooley   Molly Wood Editor at large Brian Cooley focuses on Car Tech, tech commentary, and generally making tech make sense. Executive editor Molly Wood hosts CNET's tech show Always On, and offers mostly constructive criticism of tech products. Brian Tong   Bridget Carey   Join Brian for Prizefights between tech's top dogs in a five-round, winner-takes-all face-off.   Watch Bridget on CNET Update for a breakdown of the big stories, hot devices, and what's ahead.

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Free Game Friday: Games about grad school, bullfighting, and more

Follow:   02.01.2013  View in a Browser Free Game Friday: Games about grad school, bullfighting, and more 02.01.2013 6:00 AM This week we?ve got a puzzle game that makes you move in odd ways and a building game about typing. Review: Doodle Roulette brings Pictionary to your Facebook Timeline 01.30.2013 7:00 AM This online Pictionary game lets your Facebook friends play with you on your Timeline, but is its biggest strength also its biggest weakness? -ADVERTISEMENT-   PCWorld Reader Survey Take a quick survey and enter to win a $500 Amazon gift card. Better Backup Secure data and devices - in and out of the office.   Hands-on with MLB 13: The Show 01.28.2013 12:00 PM We get our mitts on Sony's brand new ballgame and spend some time testing the new Beginner Mode. Drop everything and go stare at this stunning 'Game of Thrones' Minecraft replica 01.29.2013 10:00 PM Build all of Westeros in glorious detail in Minecraft? It might sound like a pipe dream but if this jaw-dropping King's Landing replica is any indications of things, holy carp, folks! Arma Tactics coming to Project Shield 01.30.2013 1:53 PM The guys who brought us the realistic military sim Arma II help kick off Project Shield's launch with Arma Tactics.       You are subscribed to this newsletter as: garn14.tech@blogger.com More PCWorld Newsletters / Manage Subscriptions / Unsubscribe IDG Consumer & SMB Privacy Policy © 2012 IDGCSMB, 501 2nd Street, San Francisco, CA 94107

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