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Share: | Sony to Introduce Lightning Fast Flash Cards With 125 Mbps Write Speeds Sony said Friday it will begin selling memory cards with write speeds of 125 Mbps, the fastest in the industry, from February. Share: | Is Siri Really a Data Hog on iPhone 4S? Data consumption comparisons of iPhones and other smartphones yield mixed results, but several factors gobble data. Share: | Warner Bros. Expected to Delay DVD Rentals By 56 Days New rules will double the lag between release and rental, and other studios will likely quickly follow suit. But will this really promote purchases? Share: | Stolen Facebook Names, Passwords Mostly Old Data More than half of 45,000 credentials clipped by a snoopy worm this week were duds, Facebook says. Share: | Samsung, LG to Launch Google TVs, Joining Sony and Vizio Google said Thursday that TV heavyweights Samsung and LG will launch sets that run its Google TV platform, with new models to be showcased at CES. Share: | The First Next-Gen Wi-Fi Chips Arrive Broadcom announced its first chip family based on the coming 802.11ac Wi-Fi standard, which promises significant improvements over todays fastest 802.11n gear. Share: | Sprint Challenges AT&T on its Turf Sprint Nextel will launch LTE service this year first in Southeastern cities, and expand while still supporting its WiMax network. Share: | Barnes & Noble May Spin off Nook Business Bookseller Barnes & Noble is considering spinning off its Nook digital business to help it grow. Share: | Barnes & Noble: Pros, Cons of Selling Off Nook Would such a move be a boon or a bust for this bookseller recasting itself as a technology company? Share: | Chrome 17 Beta Starts Loading Before You Finish Typing The latest version of Google's browser also protects better against malicious downloads. 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Share: | CES 2012: Top Rumors, Leaks, and Teases (So Far) With only days before the kickoff of CES 2012, new product buzz is reaching a fevered pitch with news of tablets, phones, and cameras leaking out ahead of next week's blizzard official gadget announcements. Share: | Rockchip Aims for Android 4.0 Tablets Under $100 A company making ARM processors used in inexpensive Chinese tablets hopes to make a splash in the U.S. and Europe this year and drive down prices of Android 4.0... 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