What if every part of your phone was a touch screen—the front display, the back display and even the sides, top and bottom?  Nokia answers this question in an awesome video showcasing their new Nokia GEM concept device.


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DirecTV users can now check-in to their favorite shows and enjoy the social TV experience directly from their television screens, thanks to a new partnership between DirecTV and GetGlue.  This is not only the first time that GetGlue has been integrated by a major pay TV provider, but it’s also the first time that GetGlue and DirecTV users have been able to check-in to shows directly from their TV screens, using nothing but their television remote.


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Competition for the iPod? Sony Japan announced [JP] the NW-Z1000 series today, their three newest Walkmans, which come with an array of flashy features. The new series was showcased for the first time during IFA in Berlin a few weeks ago, and now Sony priced and dated the devices for their home market.

The main difference between the three models is the internal memory: the NW-Z1050 (price: $364) comes with 16GB on board, while the NW-Z1060 offers 32GB for $429. The NW-Z1070 boasts 64GB and wil [...]

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If you're reading this, chances are you're holding and/or reading this on an iPhone, Android, or Blackberry. Ok, if you have a Blackberry you're probably not reading this on your mobile device. Let's be serious. What you may not realize is the battle unfolding within the palm of your hand. While you're waging war on fortified [...]

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Facebook has just spilled the beans on its games-related announcement for today: A more streamlined, engaged App Canvas page, including a ticker for game updates (see below). Canvas Pages, for those unaware, are the "blank canvas" that apps get to occupy on Facebook.

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The official Scrabble app by Electronic Arts will set you back $2.99 for the iPhone version. However, if you use an Android phone, the game is available for free.Scrabble FreeIt offers several ways to play including against a random opponent somewhere on the Internet, friends on Facebook, via email or pass-and-play mode with someone actually with you in person. You can even chat during game play.Free is a relative word. Most ad-supported Android apps provide small but noticeable advertisement ba [...]

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