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  via:christianpost Google and Android will make a memorable appearance at Mobile World Congress 2012 that’s set to take place in Barcelona, Spain.  Thanks to a teaser countdown that recently appeared on Android.com, there should be no more speculation on whether or not the software giant will make its presence felt that this year’s MWC. […]

  via:christiansciencemonitor  Apple is in the process of testing a smaller version of its iPad tablet, a product that could help it steal away market share from smaller tablets like the Kindle Fire and Samsung Galaxy Tab, according to a report by the Wall Street Journal.   While the iPad is still by far the number […]

via:christianpost The Christian Aid organization is releasing a new phone application for the Lenten season. Count Your Blessings is meant to help believers and users practice gratitude throughout the Lenten season, which begins on Feb. 22. Read More

via: cnn.com (CNN) — Whenever a hugely popular and successful company goes public, many people wonder what will happen to all the newly created millionaires. What will they do now that they are financially “set for life”? Will there be “1,000 millionaires”? Will they suffer “sudden wealth syndrome”? Read More

A company by the name of Aurasma is getting rave reviews at this year's Consumer Electronic Show. Their augmented reality application takes normal pictures on your mobile devices and makes them pop out the screen! Watch the video to see for yourself.

Microsoft says they didn't mean it that way; they made the app so it can help folks from straying into the wrong areas!

Heard about Windows 8 or the HP Spectra Ultrabook? What about the X-Box 720? If you are a gadget lover, then you know that The 2012 Consumer Electronics Show is about to be underway! Read Lance Ulanoff to preview what new products may be coming to stores soon!

But what if your phone could tell you precisely when and where it will rain?

Dec. 20 (Bloomberg) -- AT&T Inc.’s $39 billion bid to acquire Deutsche Telekom AG’s T-Mobile USA came to an end yesterday in a phone call between the companies’ chief executive officers, according to people familiar with the matter.

I had the XBox360 for quite some time, however, there were a few things I was missing from the repertoire. Namely, another system. Having procured both major systems ensures that I will have access to the top games for both platforms at my whim. I can also choose which online community I want to interact with. If the person your thinking of purchasing for has one system and loves it chances are they will enjoy another game system as well unless they are just rabid fan-boys of a particular platform. That said, getting a bundle will provide the most “bang” for your buck. You can get a game as well as the cool features that come along with the motion controllers for the PS3 or the XBox360. They also don’t have to go out and purchase those items later. You would do well to note that both platforms support apps like Netflix and music/movie downloads however Xbox Live costs about $60.00 per year while the Playstation Network is free.