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Verizon sets up teaser page for 4G service

How would you like a "full-tilt" wireless experience? Sound good? That's what Verizon's touting (among other things) at a teaser page it has launched for its upcoming LTE-based network... but in terms of cold, hard facts, you shouldn't expect much. Dates, launch markets, and hardware all remain a bit of a mystery, but they're happy to take down your email address in exchange for a promise that you'll get the news just as soon as they're ready to lay it out there. Of course, we like to think you're better off just reading Engadget for that sort of information -- but we can't blame 'em for trying.Verizon sets up teaser page for 4G service originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 20 Sep 2010 18:11:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.Permalink   |  Verizon  | Email this | Comments

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Choosing Between a laptop and an iPad: A guide

One of the big questions many consumers are faced with today is whether to purchase a laptop or an iPad. We hope to take some of the pressure off and help make that decision easier for you in this guide. Since many of you are already more than well aware of what laptops can be [...]

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40 Years Ago, Robots Started Doing Our Dirty Work For Us In Space [Techversaries]

Earthlings had scored moon rocks before 1970. NASA's Apollo 11 and 12 missions successfully hauled them back to study—immense scientific accomplishments, of course. One problem. It cost $142 billion in today's dollars. Russia's solution? Send a robot instead. More »

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Bing Maps adds public transportation directions

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Bing Maps has added another nice feature, adding public transportation routes to 11 major U.S. cities. It's a good first step for Bing, though there's certainly a lot of work left to do to catch up to Google Maps -- which covers more than twice that many in California alone and a total of 446 cities around the globe.

In cities with coverage, Bing now includes routes for bus, rail, and subway. The official blog post states that the update wasn't just about transit routes, noting that more detailed information is now available for landmarks and businesses.

Even if you're a with-it Seattle resident you might not know that the #48 bus will take you from Cowen Park to the Peet's Coffee on 15th Ave., right, Jay?Bing Maps adds public transportation directions originally appeared on Download Squad on Fri, 17 Sep 2010 10:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.Read | Permalink | Email this | Comments

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Photographers: Begin Taking Pictures of Fall [Photography]

We still have two days left in summer, but the leaves are already changing. In a few weeks, I'll officially announce a Fall Leaves Part II Shooting Challenge. But you can start taking qualifying photos...NOW. More »

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Will the Peek 9 Have Apps? [Peek 9]

In a promotional email sent to us today, Peek chief Amol Sarva hinted the upcoming Peek 9 platform would support "real-time apps." Love 'em or hate 'em these devices exist, and they're apparently about to get a bit more robust. More »

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