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This Week's Column
A Touch of Genius
If you think today's touchscreens are impressive, you ain't felt nothing yet
Computer Reviews
The Best Mini Yet—Almost
HP's entry has a wide screen, a big keyboard, and a great price. The weak link? Its software
Almost as Thin as Air—and Rugged
The ThinkPad X300 isn't sexy like the MacBook Air, but it just might be better designed
MacBook Air: A Little Too Pretty?
The new laptop from Apple could make it into any nightclub, but its practicality is limited
Digital Entertainment
More Streaming, Less Screaming
Given up on video for your handheld? A new service from Veveo called vTap makes wireless watching a lot easier
Adobe Wants to Be a Player
Its Flash software is the standard for online video. Now it's taking on YouTube and iTunes
Apple TV: New and (Partly) Improved
You can download content more easily—but there still is far too little of it
On the Go
Breaking Wireless Wide Open
New attitudes among handset makers and carriers are leading to an era of choice
Public Wi-Fi: Be Very Paranoid
Wireless services in airports, cafés, and hotels are often not encrypted. So user beware
PC Power in Your Handheld
Intel's new chips could help devices like the iPhone make the most of the Web
Managing Your Computer
Photoshop's Little Online Brother
With Adobe's new Web 2.0 offering, you can easily smarten up pictures for Internet display
SugarSync: Many Machines, No Problem
Sharpcast's data-synchronization service lets you access your most current data, no matter where you've stored it
Microsoft Office Lurches Online
The Web-based Office Live is a start, but there are some disappointments
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The Business of Startups Is Business
As the economy slumps, many entrepreneurs are looking past consumer Web sites to focus on products and services for companies
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