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“Hey dude, I have a question for you.” “Okay.” “Why so serious? I mean, all you do every day is write about the worst-case scenario. It’s depressing. Who died and made you the harbinger of financial doom? How about something positive for a change?” “Is that code for, ‘buy me another beer?’” “No, seriously. It’s not all bad all the time is it?” We’ll tell you how we answered our friend’s question below. But first up, the markets. It was another red day in New York, with Dow stocks down

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Hot new phone alert: Motorola Droid from Verizon Wireless goes on sale next week on Nov. 6. But wait no further to get a closer look. Verizon and Motorola folks stopped by my office this morning to show it off. And they’ve left one for me to play with for one week. So, to appease the 71 readers who want me to bring back gadget coverage (you, too, can sign up HERE ), I’ve got photos, a video and a short review below. I am personally excited about this phone because I have come to heavily re

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If you’re not already familiar with Peek , it’s a company making phone-factor handhelds that aren’t actually phones: for about $15 a month they’ll get you a device with a QWERTY keyboard for checking email and/or sending SMS. Now apparently they have made and plan to market a Peek device that does one thing and one thing only: Twitter. There’s already an Amazon page for the TwitterPeek device, and a photo of the packaging has appeared courtesy of Peter Ha (pictured below).

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If you look back at recent history, one may consider the iPhone as the main conduit in the proliferation of touchscreen phones today. The iPhone also not only marked the entry of Apple into the mobile phone biz, but more importantly, through its exclusivity on AT&T, became a signature device for the US carrier that no doubt helped them rake it a substantial amount of earnings. The same could probably be said of the Motorola Droid as it has the makings of a landmark device for Veri

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After a week or so of teaser announcements, Verizon Wireless officially unveiled the new DROID smartphone by Motorola – the first smartphone powered by the new Android 2.0 OS (which Google just recently released the SDK for). So let’s get down to the features shall we? According to VW, here’s what you’ll be able to do with the DROID : Multi-window browser Large touch-screen display (3.7 inches) with an incredible resolution of 854 x 480 Access thousands of apps over at the Android

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