Hands on: New MacBook Pro 2011 review

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Facebook Acq-Hires Career Recruiting Service Pursuit

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Android Market adds books to webstore

Android phone owners can now buy and download books from the Android Market webstore.

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Google Targets Content Farms With Major Search Algorithm Tweaks

Google made a substantial revision to its search algorithm today, the company says. And while no one in particular is being called out, it’s clear that the big losers are content farms and related spammy-content producers who have been having an absolute field day on Google over the last couple of years.

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Reports: New MacBook Pro to have Thunderbolt connectivity

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Death By Air And Thunderbolt: Is It The End Of The Line For The MacBook?

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Apple tops movie product placement charts

There’s nothing like a piece of overt product placement to remove you from those intense cinematic moments and think ‘Oh, look he’s got an iPhone 4 now, he must have upgraded.’

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Energy Efficiency Startup Transphorm Emerges From Stealth, Raises $20 Million From Google Ventures

It isn’t often that you hear about a startup that’s remained in stealth through multiple multi-million funding rounds. But today, we’re meeting a company called Transphorm that’s done just that and it’s making its debut in style. The company has just closed a $20 million Series C funding round led by Google Ventures, with participation from existing investors Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, Foundation Capital, and Lux Capital. This brings the company’s total funding to $38 million since it was founded in 2007.

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Hands on: Sony Vaio L review

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New Final Cut Pro Is Real, And It’s Spectacular (And It’s Expected Spring 2011)

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