Apple's iPad made its debut two years ago today. CNET takes a look back at its origins, its successes, and what's rumored to be coming next.
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Apple's iPad turns 2: A look back and ahead
Apple's iPad turns 2: A look back and ahead
Flower power: Ford interiors made of tropical plant
Kenaf plants have long fibrous stalks that can be converted into paper or, as it turns out, SUV door bolsters. (Credit: Ford) Carmakers' pursuit of fuel efficiency and sustainability is moving to auto interiors. Ford said today that its upcoming Escape SUV will sport door bolsters made of kenaf, a flowering tropical plant. The company estimates using a plant-based material will offset 300,000 …
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iPhone 5: A visualization of the rumors
Nobody who hasn’t made a blood oath of secrecy really knows what the next iPhone will be. Heck, Apple may not even know exactly what features it will have yet. Barring any drunken mishaps, we won’t know about it until Tim Cook takes the stage sometime this summer or (more likely) fall. Considering that we’re
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Verizon LG Spectrum Gingerbread Phone Sports Eye-Catching HD Touch screen
By Clint Boulton on 2012-01-27 Verizon Wireless Jan. 19 began selling its first new significant Android smartphone of 2012, the pretty LG Spectrum, which costs $199.99 on contract. LG hasn't pumped out many smartphones in the US, but this Android 2.3 … See all stories on this topic » eWeek
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Early-stage incubator launches at Harvard
The Experiment Fund, a seed-stage investment fund that is backed by New Enterprise Associates, is opening its doors at Harvard. Its goal is to support students' ventures.
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Canadian teens send Legonaut 15 miles into atmosphere
No spacesuit required: The Lego man floated some 15 miles above sea level. (Credit: Video screenshot by Tim Hornyak/CNET) Why build a Gingrichian lunar colony , which would cost billions, when you can send a man nearly into space for only $400? That's what Canadians Mathew Ho and Asad Muhammad did with an albeit plastic man from Lego and a modified weather balloon. The 17-year-olds from Toronto …
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Verizon Wireless cell service to experience temporary 'outage' in Muskegon and Oceana counties
Michelle Gilbert, spokesperson for Verizon Wireless, said the company is “swapping frequencies” with AT&T towers in the same area in order to provide “more consistent coverage.” All the towers in that area will be worked on at the same time, she said.
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Verizon Wireless cell service to experience temporary 'outage' in Muskegon and Oceana counties
Verizon Wireless cell service to experience temporary 'outage' in Muskegon and Oceana counties
Michelle Gilbert, spokesperson for Verizon Wireless, said the company is “swapping frequencies” with AT&T towers in the same area in order to provide “more consistent coverage.” All the towers in that area will be worked on at the same time, she said.
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Verizon Wireless cell service to experience temporary 'outage' in Muskegon and Oceana counties
Verizon Wireless cell service to experience temporary 'outage' in Muskegon and Oceana counties
Michelle Gilbert, spokesperson for Verizon Wireless, said the company is “swapping frequencies” with AT&T towers in the same area in order to provide “more consistent coverage.” All the towers in that area will be worked on at the same time, she said.
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Verizon Wireless cell service to experience temporary 'outage' in Muskegon and Oceana counties
Verizon Wireless cell service to experience 'outage' in Muskegon and Oceana counties
MUSKEGON/OCEANA COUNTIES — Some residents in Muskegon and Oceana counties with Verizon Wireless cell service won't be able to receive or make calls sporadically on Feb. 4.
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Former Palm CEO Rubinstein out at HP
Jon Rubinstein, who was brought into the fold after Hewlett-Packard acquired Palm, is leaving the company after a failed bid to turn WebOS into a mobile powerhouse.
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Former Palm CEO Rubinstein out at HP
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