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USATODAY.com Tech - Edward C. Baig - Personal Tech

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  1. Google Talk works well but lacks some features
  2. New Bowflex may get your heart racing
  3. Student 2006 gets a passing grade
  4. Kiddie phones have parental controls
  5. Good old cordless phones get chummy with cell phones
  6. New iTunes phone a snazzy device
  7. Headphones do double duty
  8. Car seat stands out among new high-tech gear
  9. Tiny iPod Nano bursts with impressive features
  10. Portable device Nav One also offers traffic reports
  11. Kodak lets you snap then e-mail shots without any wires
  12. Video iPod nails ease of use that eludes rivals
  13. Camcorder with hard drive a hard sell until it's easier to use
  14. Sprint Music Store hits sour note with price
  15. Nifty BlackBerry feature answers your most pressing questions
  16. Latest iMac lets you control it from sofa
  17. Xbox 360 revives addictiveness of video games
  18. 10 tech wonders that hit one out of park
  19. What can Scooba do? Wash the floor for you
  20. Look for Vista, Intel Macs and PlayStation 3 in 2006
  21. Kodak rolls 2 cameras into 1 with slick EasyShare V570
  22. Palm Treo 700w, with Windows Mobile, is likable
  23. With Intel inside, Apple sets bar for home PCs even higher
  24. Listen up for data on digital's latest DJ domicile: HD radio
  25. Batteries up! With more power
  26. New tech stuff protects, organizes, amuses
  27. Office Live offers free features for small businesses
  28. Moving phone pics a snap with Vizrea
  29. Mac's now got Intel inside but don't fret
  30. Skype banishes outlandish fees for calls from foreign lands
  31. New tech stuff protects, organizes, amuses
  32. Skype banishes outlandish fees for calls from foreign lands
  33. Mac's now got Intel inside but don't fret
  34. Moving phone pics a snap with Vizrea
  35. Office Live offers free features for small businesses
  36. MovieBeam offers 'video store in a box'
  37. Slingbox sets your TV viewing free
  38. Tag, it's you: Riya software can recognize faces in photos
  39. ESPN scores with sports-focused cell
  40. Marriage of Windows, Macs is bliss
  41. Where's Junior? The phone knows
  42. Look out iPod: Inno marries satellite radio, portable music
  43. Q1 portability comes with trade-offs
  44. Camp for HD DVD players strikes first
  45. MTV Networks gets the Urge to challenge iTunes' digital music empire
  46. New 700p Treo takes smartphones even higher
  47. Speakerphones get portable, personal
  48. Moto Q could be zippier, but it's a worthy rival to BlackBerry and Treo
  49. PC-free MusicGremlin trumps rivals but could use some fine-tuning
  50. Samsung's new Blu-ray DVD player is pretty nifty and pretty pricey
  51. Vaio may be first out of the Blu-ray box, but it has maddening glitches
  52. Wi-Fi SoundBridge Radio sings you awake with Net radio, digital tunes
  53. LukWerks lets you put kids, pets on candid camera
  54. Nike + iPod so easy to use, it could get you off your duff for a workout
  55. Disney Mobile family cellphone service helps parents keep track of kids
  56. Chocolate phone is a bittersweet treat
  57. Fancy headphones make lovely music, but they cost more than a song
  58. An early look at Vista finds desktop search, more parental control options
  59. New BlackBerry, Nokia smartphones offer capable choices
  60. TiVo's high-definition DVR gets high marks
  61. With iPods, Apple refuses to rest on its laurels
  62. Prick up your ears: New gizmos on way
  63. Sony device gets e-book smart
  64. Doesn't portable HDTV for your computer sound good? Not so fast ...
  65. Updated Web browsers heighten competition
  66. Mylo has potential, but it has holes, too
  67. Scanners make saving business cards easier
  68. Newest iPod Shuffle even tinier than before, and cheaper at $79
  69. Microsoft hoped to whistle a happy Zune, but it's no iPod
  70. PlayStation 3's a lot of fun, and a lot of money