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Google Chrome 2 benchmarked: World's fastest browser. Again. - May 25, 2009

Crave While mercilessly devouring cake yesterday here at the office, Google was heard dropping the C bomb. Chrome, that is--a whole new version of Chrome. Version 2 of Google's lightening-fast Web browser ... Read story »

Panasonic readies its 3D plasma display for Ceatec - Oct 1, 2009

Crave Panasonic has developed a full-HD 3D plasma panel and high-precision active shutter glasses for the consumer market. The 50-inch prototype will be unveiled at the Ceatec Japan 2009 tradeshow which ... Read story »

New Sanyo beamer sets new lumens record - Oct 21, 2009

Crave The latest Sanyo LP-XF1000 is hailed as the world's brightest projector with a staggering 12,000 lumens output. This is easily four times the performance of an average multimedia model in ... Read story »

New iMacs' Flash video performance woes - Nov 2, 2009

Crave After reading Engadget's report citing recent complaints about Flash video playback mucking up system resources on the latest 27-inch Apple iMacs, we decided to test out the claims using our ... Read story »

SVG fonts are now supported in Opera 10 - Sep 2, 2009

Blogs Did you know that Opera 10 was officially launched yesterday? It now sports a cool new interface, also has a new "turbo" compression technology which was first introduced, then removed in ... Read story »

Aw snap! India pulls plug on 25 million dodgy Chinese mobile phones - Dec 1, 2009

Blogs Today, December 1, 2009, is the day when 25 million China-made mobile phones get banned by Indian mobile operators, rendering them unusable in the country. The dodgy phones in question lack ... Read story »

Hitachi launches high-performance 500GB 2.5-inch drive - Sep 2, 2009

Crave Less than a month ago, Hitachi announced its 2TB hard drive for desktops. The company brought the same speed to its newest Travelstar hard drive for laptops. The new hard drive ... Read story »

HP's new accelerometer changes how people interact with the environment - Nov 6, 2009

Crave A 3D rendering of an accelerometer. You've probably heard of or even owned a computer that automatically turns off its hard drive when it senses shock or heavy vibrations. That is ... Read story »

Toshiba unveils eight new Regza HDTVs - Oct 5, 2009

Features The firm's latest lineup of LCD TVs delivers enhanced video upscaling, fast motion, as well as audio performance. Read story »

Mobile browser showdown: Bolt Browser vs. Opera Mini - Oct 12, 2009

Crave Split screen is Bolt's take on zooming. We were impressed with the Opera Mini 5 beta browser, which came out in mid-September. At CTIA Wireless 2009, a smaller player, Bolt ... Read story »

What to expect for BlackBerry smartphones - Nov 12, 2009

Features We spoke to several RIM executives on what the announcements made at the BlackBerry Developer Conference mean for consumers. Here's what we got. Read story »

DIY 3D scanning for US$2,495 - Jan 29, 2008

Crave We've heard of 3D scanners before, but never got to see one in action. Ex-CNET staff Veronica Belmont did. Lucky her. On one of her recent Mahalo Daily episodes, she hosted ... Read story »

GTA: Chinatown Wars get revamped for PSP - Oct 26, 2009

Crave While Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars on the Nintendo DS received critical acclaim across the board, the game didn't necessarily sell as well as it should have. Rockstar Games chose to ... Read story »

Top apps from BlackBerry Developer Conference 2009 - Nov 12, 2009

Features We round up five applications that caught our attention at the annual Developer Conference. Read story »

Latest Black Label LG demo video leaked? - Jul 13, 2009

Crave We've already seen the teaser for a new Black Label Chocolate phone from LG, but now it looks like everything's out in the open if this video is to be believed. ... Read story »

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