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Android Notifier sends notifications to your desktop

If you've ever used Android for any period of time, you know that the notification system can be both a blessing and a curse -- it's one of the most powerful, useful, and flexible approaches out there, but if you don't keep up, your menu bar can stack up into a mess of cryptic numbered icons.

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Ask Engadget: Best e-reader for school use / PDF viewing?

We know you've got questions, and if you're brave enough to ask the world for answers, here's the outlet to do so.

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Apple backpedaling on some iOS development restrictions, will allow third party tools and ad services

Woah, who saw this coming?

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Australian researchers trap tiny particles in tiny tractor beam

Lasers .

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LG does the IPS dance with IPS2062T, IPS226V, IPS236V and IPS231P monitors

It's becoming progressively easier to land LCD monitors with IPS panels (as opposed to the decidedly less stunning TN panels), but given that there's rarely ever enough competition to truly push prices as far south as we consumers would like, we're welcoming LG's latest with wide open arms.

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ASUS Windows Phone 7 proto shows up on video

Remember that mysterious Windows Phone 7-powered ASUS from early August?

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Qualcomm’s CEO confesses: tablets killed the smartbook star

We remember it like it was yesterday -- pressed against the edge of our seat, speakerphone on 11, listening to Qualcomm preach about how these so-called " smartbooks " were coming to take over the world.

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Olympus E-5 leaks point to September 15th launch, familiar design

We've already heard a few rumors about Olympus's supposed E-3 successor, the E-5, and the folks at 4/3 Rumors have now turned up another pair of leaks ahead of the DSLR's expected launch later this month.

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HDR video accomplished using dual 5D Mark IIs, is exactly what it sounds like

Are you ready for a wave of HDR to crash over the consumer electronics industry, leaving nothing but oversaturated photos and full-to-the-brim Flickr groups in its wake?

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Intel CEO reveals Google TV launch is this month, explains McAfee purchase

Today's Wall Street Journal has a few key words from Intel CEO Paul Otellini , with a few comparing his company's Google TV approach to the refreshed (and now Intel-free) Apple TV .

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