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The Captr for Cricket Wireless is a really basic VGA camera phone. Ranked 3.19 / 5 | 585 views | 0 comments Click here to watch the video (01:10) Submitted By: CNET Tags: Cell Phones Cricket Captr Cricket Captr Capture Wireless Basic VGA Camera Phone Bluetooth Messaging Text Nicole Lee First Look Cnet Reviews Cnet Tv Reviews Categories: Science & Tech

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Discover what Americans want - and what's being done about it! Ranked 3.58 / 5 | 1829 views | 0 comments Click here to watch the video (00:30) Submitted By: metaops Tags: TMobile Cell Phones Phones Money Categories: Entertainment Science & Tech

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We ve got one of those fancy Limited Edition Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 Xbox 360 console bundles, and we are giving it away to one of you readers. In this video, we give you a look at the console, which is designed to look like something straight out of Modern Warfare 2, and also features the exclusive 250GB Xbox 360 hard drive. It also includes two wireless controllers, along with the rest of the standard Xbox 360 fare. Interested in winning? Check out the video, then head on over to the official Modern Warfare 2 Xbox 360 giveaway page to enter by showing us your pwned face! Here's how to get the show: Subscribe: iTunes iPod / H.264 | iTunes MPEG-4 | RSS H.264 Feed | RSS MPEG-4 Feed |Download| - iPod-formatted H.264 |Download| - Apple TV High Resolution |Download| - MPEG-4 Tags: adslice, contests, gaming, giveaways, limited edition, microsoft, modern warfare 2, reviews, shoot it, sidefeatured, xbox 360, Bleeding Edge TV 324: Limited Edition CoD:MW2 Xbox 360 console giveaway! originally appeared on The Bleeding Edge on Fri, November 13, 2009 - 12:47:58

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Season 2 Premiere! With Obama and the hottest story of the week; The most dangerous of the series "Texting... While Driving"; The News gets AIDS, Emoticons have Cybersex, and you get the first look at "Douchey-Doo!: The Mystery of the VIP List".

Yes, we definitely hit you with our full Motorola DROID review, but many wanted to see a bit more video of the device. That being the case, we recorded this episode of Bleeding Edge TV to show off the different features of the Motorola DROID smartphone. We give you a look at the hardware, some of the Android 2.0 features, Google Maps Navigation, and more. All in all, it s a twelve-minute walkthrough of the DROID, the smartphone that has grabbed the attention of the industry, giving Google, Motorola, and Verizon Wireless a lot of attention. If you are at all curious, be sure to hit the video above. Here's how to get the show: Subscribe: iTunes iPod / H.264 | iTunes MPEG-4 | RSS H.264 Feed | RSS MPEG-4 Feed |Download| - iPod-formatted H.264 |Download| - Apple TV High Resolution |Download| - MPEG-4 Tags: adslice, android, android 2.0, cell phones, cellphones, motorola, motorola droid, reviews, smartphones, verizon, verizon wireless, Bleeding Edge TV 322: Motorola DROID Review originally appeared on The Bleeding Edge on Thu, November 05, 2009 - 1:43:47

Yes, we definitely hit you with our full Motorola DROID review, but many wanted to see a bit more video of the device. That being the case, we recorded this episode of Bleeding Edge TV to show off the different features of the Motorola DROID smartphone. We give you a look at the hardware, some of the Android 2.0 features, Google Maps Navigation, and more. All in all, it s a twelve-minute walkthrough of the DROID, the smartphone that has grabbed the attention of the industry, giving Google, Motorola, and Verizon Wireless a lot of attention. If you are at all curious, be sure to hit the video above. Here's how to get the show: Subscribe: iTunes iPod / H.264 | iTunes MPEG-4 | RSS H.264 Feed | RSS MPEG-4 Feed |Download| - iPod-formatted H.264 |Download| - Apple TV High Resolution |Download| - MPEG-4 Tags: adslice, android, android 2.0, cell phones, cellphones, motorola, motorola droid, reviews, smartphones, verizon, verizon wireless

Yes, we definitely hit you with our full Motorola DROID review, but many wanted to see a bit more video of the device. That being the case, we recorded this episode of Bleeding Edge TV to show off the different features of the Motorola DROID smartphone. We give you a look at the hardware, some of the Android 2.0 features, Google Maps Navigation, and more. All in all, it s a twelve-minute walkthrough of the DROID, the smartphone that has grabbed the attention of the industry, giving Google, Motorola, and Verizon Wireless a lot of attention. If you are at all curious, be sure to hit the video above. Tags: adslice, android, android 2.0, cell phones, cellphones, motorola, motorola droid, reviews, smartphones, verizon, verizon wireless

A report from NYT in April of 2009: IN CHINA, KNOCKOFF CELLPHONES ARE A HIT The article says Technological advances have allowed hundreds of small Chinese companies, some with as few as 10 employees, to churn out what are known here as shanzhai, or black market, cellphones, often for as little as $20 apiece .The competition is already forcing global brands to lower prices, analysts say. And new Chinese brands are emerging, like Meizu, a would-be Apple that has opened stylish stores here. Professor Gao Bai, a renowned social economic scholar who teaches at Duke University, was enchanted by the subject. He went to Shenzhen, China, and did a few months of close up observation with people close to the business. He discussed what this phenomenon means from his perspective.

Scottish accordionist leads us off with a tune called Exhausted. Then, on to big news about an AIDS vaccine that researchers contend can prevent infections. Also, the Embrace thermoregulator, designed to save low birth weight babies in the developing world. We chat about Scottish earthworms, and we hear a cell phone symphony in Mumbai.

No More Whining, that's our motto. This week: we meet a history teacher who is letting his students fully embrace the tech that they are carrying around. Also, we revisit the British steam car team trying to break a 100 plus year old record. We have an interview with Wikipedia's Jimmy Wales on new editing guidelines, and we hear about the trade in conflict minerals in Congo. We end, of course, with artificial trees.

A group of high school students in San Francisco are using high-tech GPS cell phones to track their daily carbon footprint - and to gauge their daily environmental risk. The GPS tracks the students' trips and shows them how much carbon they use and are exposed to each week. As cell phones become more powerful, organizers hope to spread this movement virally.

Drivers are increasingly looking to their cell phones for advice on steering clear of heavy traffic. New technology from UC Berkeley uses cell phones to plot traffic patterns, giving a real-time picture of how long it takes to get from place to place. QUEST takes a ride with an early adopter.

This is a snapshot of a small and very poor African country as its inhabitants confront the double whammy of globalization and the advent of the information age. Based on a lecture by Martin Lucas, this video lays out some of the contending forces at work as an agricultural society tries to find its way between the dictates of the West, the possibilities opened up by new technology, and the realities of everyday life in a Sub-Saharan nation where forty-three years of independence seem to have led to worsening social and economic conditions and a new kind of dependent status. >