Your home, unwired
More and more gadgets are letting us cut the cord. From home theaters and headphones to routers and radios, wireless tech simplifies all kinds of connections. This month's feature tackles the wonder of wireless, looking at how far off we are from a fully wireless home, along with a gaggle of gadgets that can ready your home for the wireless way.
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ClearContext tames Outlook
Posted by Rafe Needleman
The Outlook plug-in Xobni has been getting a lot of media attention recently, but it's not the only Outlook helper out there. ClearContext--which has had a paid, enterprise-level e-mail organizer for a while now--announced that it is releasing ClearContext Personal, a free, basic version of the product. Read more 
Klipsch earbuds use gel cushions for the right fit
Posted by Mike Yamamoto
We've complained before about the plight of our misshapen ears and the resultant problems with headsets that fit, and if we were a decent lot we'd stop whining. But we're not, and we won't. At least, not until we find a pair of headphones that solves the problem, which is why we're intrigued by a new pair offered by Klipsch. Read more 
Snackr drenches your computer in a river of news
Posted by Harrison Hoffman
Snackr describes itself as being an RSS ticker. It provides a constant river of news on your screen. Built with Adobe AIR, it is compatible across all platforms and looks really slick. Read more 

Aperion Intimus 5B Harmony SD
Aperion's awesome 5.1 speaker system is pricey, but the Intimus 5B Harmony SD's great sound and superb build quality are definitely worth it. Read more

32-inch HDTV showdown
We review predominantly big-screen flat-panel HDTVs here at CNET, and in fact, 32 inches is as low as we'll go. However, in 2008 we've checked out our share of 32-inch, entry-level sets from several manufacturers, so here they are in one easy-to-compare format. Read more

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