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The WSJ just posted a blind item about a killer phone Sony has in the works that is capable of downloading and playing Playstation games. It will probably just be a PSP Go with a phone inside. Shown here is an artist’s rendition of what it will look like.

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Snort! Sony is getting ready to beat the iPad with a new “gadget”

MacHeist is offering a bundle of five Mac apps – including the possibility of getting two more free – for $19.99. The even lasts for six more days and they’re raising cash for charity, as well, so that’s a good thing.

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CrunchDeals: MacHeist Bundle is up and running

Yup , 90 million Windows 7 licenses sold. I think that means we can call it a success. Microsoft made the announcement this week at the Morgan Stanley Technology, Media, & Telecom Conference in San Francisco

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90 million Windows 7 licenses sold. Were you one of them?

Samsung might be joining Panasonic in offering portable Blu-ray players if a Ben Lyons twoot is to be believed.

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Is Samsung launching portable Blu-ray players tonight?

Cisco has confirmed that the next version of the Flip Video camera , everyones favorite tiny video camera, is getting Wi-Fi. The model is described as having “a large screen that slides to reveal the record and menu buttons underneath.” Pocket-lint is also reporting there won’t be a touchscreen

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The next Flip camera will have Wi-Fi

More bad news at MySpace. As we await what are likely to be significant cuts in MySpace’s international headcount, MySpace International managing director Travis Katz is out, we’ve heard from a source in the UK. MediaWeek is also reporting this.

Katz joined MySpace in early 2006 as Vice President International, taking a SVP and Managing Director title in October 2006. He is responsible for all non-US operations for MySpace, IGN and other Fox Interactive Media properties. He grew staff from 2 to more than 400 in a span of 2 years.

How many of those 400 international employees will shortly be following? We’ll likely know soon. International employees were spared from the 30% layoffs last week due to legal requirements for notice in some countries, particularly in Europe. But the clock is still ticking on those employees.

I almost interviewed Katz at Davos earlier this year, but he was not available at the time of the interview. Former CEO Chris DeWolfe went solo.

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