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Tiny satellites + cellphones = cheaper 'eyes in the sky' for NASA
NASA is exploring ways to send a flotilla of small satellites to a destination, rather than one large orbiter. In a first test, three tiny satellites are now on orbit and beeping back at Earth. Why the idea could be an aid to scientific research.
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Horizons What's new in Android 4.1 'Jelly Bean'
Google showed off Android 4.1 'Jelly Bean,' its latest phone and tablet operating system, at its I/O developers conference on Wednesday. Jelly Bean's new features include better support for voice commands, a smoother interface, a predictive keyboard, and Google Now.
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Horizons Samsung unveils the Galaxy S III
Samsung unveiled its latest flagship Android phone at a "Mobile Unpacked" event in London on Thursday. The handset features an 8-megapixel camera and some nifty "natural interaction" features, all running on "Ice Cream Sandwich," the latest Android operating system.
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Horizons Ice Cream Sandwich to hit a range of Samsung phones (sorry T-Mobile subscribers)
Samsung says Ice Cream Sandwich will be rolled out to a range of its smartphones and tablets. Unless, of course, your carrier is T-Mobile.
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How to use Google Wallet, step by step
LaptopMag offers a play-by-play walk through of Google Wallet.
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Google Wallet: Shop with a swipe of your phone
Google Wallet should make safe, mobile payments easy.
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Android phones: Before Honeycomb, watch for Gingerbread 2.4
Android phone owners can expect Google to release an OS update for their Android phones in April. The Gingerbread (Android 2.4) release is a bridge to Android 3.0, aka Honeycomb.
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Nexus S review roundup
Nexus S – the latest Google handset – hits store shelves this week. So how does the Google Nexus S stack up?
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Nexus S review roundup
Nexus S review posts are trickling in. Here's the latest impressions on Google's newly anointed Android phone.
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Nexus S will ship by end of 2010, Google says
Nexus S is expected to be available at Best Buy – or directly through Google – by the middle of December.
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