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Jobs’ personal replies to customers are certainly unique for a CEO of a huge company, but Jobs himself is nothing if not unique. But is this approach a good idea?
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The electronic payments company announced a new service that will eventually get people buying software via credit card through PayPal–without a PayPal account.
Originally posted at The Download Blog
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Brian Cooley wraps up the second CNET Showcase Live event with an overview of the debate and videos of the products behind it.
Originally posted at CNET Showcase
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This week, things nearly come to blows as the iPhone vs Evo debate continues, with sales numbers and feature lists discussed and (vigorously) debated.

But the big news is our super-hot PC game demo, where we load up the new streaming service OnLive and give it an impressive live on-the-air demo. This may very well [...]

For high-end PC gamers, OnLive won’t replace your turbocharged, water-cooled quad-GPU gaming rig and the insane screen resolutions it can pump out, but for casual gamers who are interested in sampling the latest PC games, get ready to have your mind blown.
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Amazon released its free Kindle e-book reader for Android phones. It does the job, but will be much improved when the next wave of features hit.
Originally posted at Android Atlas
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A little something for everyone: puzzle-solving Minions, the college gridiron, aircraft-carrier gridlock, and a third-person shooter…in space!
Originally posted at iPhone Atlas
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much like the lumbering undead masses players must fight in both games, Dead Rising 2’s release date has fallen behind.
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Google announces an optimized version of its Google Docs viewer for iPhone and Android phones. The good news is that you won’t need to download docs to view them. The bad news? It’s view-only for now.
Originally posted at iPhone Atlas
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Though most hard-core gamers aren’t too excited about motion gaming, Microsoft’s worldwide product marketing manager believes hard-core gamers will be the first to pick up the company’s new Kinect platform. Do you agree?
Originally posted at The Digital Home
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