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Nook Simple Touch eReaders to get web browser, email -
Owners of Barnes & Noble's Simple Touch eReaders will be getting a couple of new features in the near future, if a memo leaked on Sunday bears out.Electronista 11 hours ago:
Nintendo to preview Wii U games at Best Buys during E3 -
Struggling to drum up consumer interest in its faltering Wii U console, Japanese game maker Nintendo will show off forthcoming games in Best Buy stores while this year's Electronic Entertainment Expo is going on.Electronista 11 hours ago:
Dell to ship thumb-sized Android PC in July -
Computer maker Dell is taking yet another step into the Android device segment, as it prepares to ship Project Ophelia.Electronista 15 hours ago:
Picture supposedly taken with Galaxy Note III shows up online -
A new image has appeared online that could have been taken by an as yet announced Samsung Galaxy Note III.Electronista 16 hours ago:
T-Mobile to get LTE version of Galaxy S III -
An LTE version of Samsung's Galaxy S III will be showing up on T-Mobile's network even as Samsung has moved on to the next generation of its Galaxy S series.Electronista 17 hours ago:
Report: Yahoo board approves $1.1B Tumblr acquisition -
In the latest step of CEO Marissa Mayer's plan to turn around popular but stagnating Internet giant Yahoo, the company's board has reportedly approved a $1.Electronista 19 hours ago:
Google Glass spotted fitted to prescription frames at Google I/O -
Google is still working on a version of its head-mounted display for wearers of glasses, it has emerged.Electronista less than a day ago:
Mini review: Samsung Galaxy S4 with Exynos 5 Octa SoC -
We have already published our full review of the Galaxy S4 for the US, which ships with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 600 quad-core processor.Electronista less than a day ago:
'Crazy ant' invading Texas, destroying electronics -
Researchers at the University of Texas at Austin have discovered that the US fire ant population is being pushed out by "tawny crazy ants," with an affinity to the interior of electronic devices.Electronista less than a day ago:
