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 Apple Branching Out with Verizon Wireless?
Feature: The Unofficial User's Guide to Gmail
Roundup: Free Financial Help for Tough Times
Ulanoff: Broadband Deception Must Stop
Bargain Hunt: Photo, Video, and Graphics Software
Gearlog: Palm Pre 2 Rumors Pop Up Again
News: Verizon Calls Cablevision's 101-Mbps Promise a "Parlor Trick"
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Apple Branching Out with Verizon Wireless?
This week there were rumors that Apple and Verizon Wireless may have found a sneaky way to work together without violating Apple's exclusivity contract with AT&T, which runs through 2010 if not beyond. We don't know what exactly is happening with Verizon right now, but the possibility of an Apple non-iPhone has people wondering what to expect next. Do you like the idea of an Apple product, perhaps a netbook or a tablet, tied to Verizon wireless service?
Feature: The Unofficial User's Guide to Gmail
Think you know everything there is to know about the popular Web-based e-mail application from Google? Think again.
Roundup: Free Financial Help for Tough Times
These valuable online resources can help you keep a tight rein on your budget so that you can better weather the economic crisis.
Ulanoff: Broadband Deception Must Stop
Editor-in-Chief Lance Ulanoff says the actual facts can be elusive in the cutthroat world of broadband marketing.
Bargain Hunt: Photo, Video, and Graphics Software
Clean up your photos and videos for less with these three discounted software programs from Adobe and Roxio.
Gearlog: Palm Pre 2 Rumors Pop Up Again
Reports have resurfaced that Palm is working on a second Web OS device, a lower-cost follow-up to the Palm Pre.
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News: Verizon Calls Cablevision's 101-Mbps Promise a "Parlor Trick"
Verizon is skeptical about Cablevision's plans to offer 101 megabits per second of unlimited Internet access. Cablevision's promises are nothing but a "parlor trick," Verizon spokesman Eric Rabe wrote in a Thursday blog post.
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