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Octopuses like HDTV as much as we do.

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Humans seal Octopuses’ fate by introducing them to HDTV

They’re in our homes, and they’re in our schools. There they sit, silently, eating our power . Even if you unplug your phone, they keep devouring power

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AT&T ZERO to save the planet one phone charger at a time

There isn’t much to say about the HTC Supersonic that hasn’t been said already. It’s big (in a 4.3-inch-display sort of way). It’s beautiful

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HTC Supersonic to be announced next week?

We just got the good word from the folks at Sprint themselves: the Google Nexus One will be landing on Sprint. And with that, the Nexus One will be available for all four major US carriers (AT&T, Sprint, Verizon, and T-Mobile).

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It’s official: Google’s Nexus One is heading to Sprint

When it rains, its pours. We just found out yesterday that Android 2.1 hitting the Moto Droid sometime in March was a pretty sure thing, and now we’ve got an exact date. And the best news of all: It’s really, really soon.

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Android 2.1 to hit the Motorola Droid very, very soon

A new challenger has appeared! The Nexus One may not have sold all that well, but it’s still the beastiest Android handset available on US carriers. Speaking of US carriers, add one more to the Nexus One’s supported list. Since day 1, the T-Mobile version of the Nexus One has worked with AT&T — as long as you didn’t mind that it couldn’t hop on AT&T’s 3G network.

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Nexus One with AT&T (and Rogers!) 3G now on sale

We know what you’re thinking. “Man! Now that Microsoft has confirmed (and re-confirmed ) that the HD2 won’t be getting an (officially endorsed) upgrade to Windows Phone 7, I can only hope that it will some day be able to run a desktop OS from fifteen years ago !” Well, friend, that day has come. Read the rest at MobileCrunch > >

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Video: The HTC HD2 might not run Windows Phone 7, but it can run Windows 95!

If I lose my phone, it’s a bad day. If this guy loses his phone, he just lost the equivalent of a CEO’s salary. Read the rest at MobileCrunch > >

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$200,000 BlackBerry takes gaudiness to a whole new level

Are you mysophobic?

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57% of workers use their smartphones in the bathroom. Also, 57% of workers are nasty.

Verizon’s not going to be too happy about this one. From everyone we’ve spoken to, they really wanted to keep details surrounding the Android-powered HTC Incredible underwraps for a while longer. That’s understandable, given that the Incredible blows their current flagship Android device, the Motorola Droid, to smithereens on just about every count

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Leaked: HTC Incredible caught in its Verizon colors, specs confirmed