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Hottest Tech Products (May 2012) (video) »
The hottest tech products you're looking for on CNET as of May, 2012.
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ESPN denies talks on Apple TV move »
A marketing exec for ESPN speaks appreciatively of the opportunities, but the sports network later says there are no conversations with Apple about authenticating WatchESPN. Read this blog post by Josh Lowensohn on Apple.
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Changes to Nintendo's Wii U controller may have been leaked »
Nintendo promises to show its next-generation console, the Wii U, in its "final format" at this year's E3, according to company president Satoru Iwata. One of the changes coming to the Wii U may be a...
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Artist thinks 'science' and 'tech' with varied works - Artist thinks 'science' and 'tech' with varied works (images) - CNET »
View images and photos in CNET's Artist thinks 'science' and 'tech' with varied works (images) - Though artist Luke Jerram's most widely known artwork is perhaps...
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