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A British woman is now the fastest "texter" thanks to the Samsung Galaxy S and Swype.

Valve's isn't working on a Linux client for Steam.

Apple's battle against Google may be best fought on DROID's home turf.

Justin Long, the iPhone griefer.

Love at first bleep-bloop. Darth Maul Performs Ceremony.

Because movies about small startups that evolved into huge corporations are the latest, greatest thing, we can start counting down the days to the Google film.

Earlier this week, Sony announced the addition of a 350GB and 160G versions of its PS3 console. Though the company didn't explicitly say it would be discontinuing the old 250GB and 120GB capacities, we kind of just assumed they would.

Do as I say not as I do?

Will the PS3 piracy floodgates open now four years after launch?

Umbrella wielding ninjas beware ...

You can add "delaying trains" to the list of problems the first generation iPod nanos has caused in Japan.

When Microsoft showed off Kinect at E3 this summer, the company demoed fitness games, racing games, dancing games, and adventure games. Noticeably absent was any kind of fighting game. Ubisoft yesterday announced a new title for Kinect to fill that void.

Facebook has announced a check-in service that allows users to share their location via updates to the social network.

Whether it's a cheaper option remains to be seen.

The school's off the hook with the feds over laptop webcam spying.

Are you ready for 3D porn?

Nearly two years after the G1, T-Mobile is launching the G2.

Tocky plays hard to get as an anti-sleep measure.

Keep warm the carbon-neutral way.

Die-hard Apple fans wonder how the company will follow Omega's lead.