At its Sept. 1 event, Apple trotted out a new iPod Nano, a rekindled Apple TV, and even a brand new social network in iTunes 10. This annual fall bash held surprises for almost every device that Apple sells – with one notable exception.
“It’s the biggest change in the iPod lineup ever,” said Apple CEO Steve Jobs at the event. Click through to learn how.
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Xbox Live members will face higher fees starting this fall – and predictably, not everyone is impressed.
Nintendo DSi units will now go for $150 while the Nintendo DSi XL will set consumers back $170. The price cuts come in advance of the release of the Nintendo 3DS.
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Google rolled out a new Gmail call functionality this week – and within 24 hours, a million Gmail users had tried out the Google voice service.
Netflix hits the (very) small screen. But how does the Netflix experience on the iPhone stack up?
Garmin recalled upward of a million Nuvi GPS units today, saying the devices were at risk of overheating.
Internet phone service is the newest free Google app.
Digg has been redesigned, but the roll-out has not been particularly smooth.
Internet Explorer 9 sure looks a lot like Google Chrome, if this early screenshot means anything.
Jimmy Fallon on Wednesday asked Twitter users to write introductions for presenters at the 2010 Emmy Awards.
Dell Aero is the first Dell smartphone to hit the US market – if you don't count the Dell Streak.
Toshiba will release a 3D TV that utilizes glasses-free, autostereoscopy technology. One newspaper says the 3D sets will hit as soon as the end of the year.
Facebook Fast aims to remind people who their real 'friends' are.
Lady Gaga temporarily replaces Britney Spears as the most-followed person on Twitter.
The Google Nexus One has been revived by one very specific subset of consumers.