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Nexus One Software Update Enables Multi-Touch

Google has released a Nexus One software update that enables multi-touch functionality. In other words, "they've capitulated and enabled multitouch in Browser, Gallery, and Maps -- great news and a big win for the Android community at large." Video after the break. Finally, there are some 3G improvements in there, but you might have to [...]

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Stop-Motion Ninjas Unbox a Google Nexus One

It's quite possible that you've seen a Google Nexus One unboxing or even unboxed one yourself, but watching a trio of stop-motion ninjas do the deed is a whole other story. Continue reading for the video. They easily defeated the Nexus One packaging, but their arch-rival Blister Pack won't go down so easy. [Source]

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Google Calendar

Google is offering a nifty 2010 calendar in Japan to a few lucky users, filled with stunning logos and artwork -- "the events and the Google logos for each month refer to Japanese events/themes/culture." No word yet on US availability. As in a calendar calendar, made of paper and all. The analog calendar lists events [...]

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Google Chrome Commercial Touts Speed

Google doesn't just release any boring commercial, they had to create the most relaxing yet eye-catching experience possible. It basically "all works with rubber bands, and other mechanical contrivances." Video after the break. Google is onto something. Not only does the company lure us into trusting it with our entire digital lives, but now it [...]

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Camangi WebStation: A $400 7-inch Android Tablet

Priced at $400, the Camangi WebStation is a budget-priced tablet that runs Google Android. Featuring a 7.0-inch touchscreen display, 0.3-megapixel webcam, 2.0-megaipxel camera, 802.11b/g Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and microSD expansion. Video after the break. My only concern is the bit of lag you notice in this video. If the final production models have that issue ironed [...]

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