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Apple Updates AirPort Express
Apple sure is a sneaky one. Without any of the fanfare of the other WWDC announcements, the company released an updated version of its AirPort Express wireless router today. The most notable improvement is the added support for simultaneous dual-band Wi-Fi, which helps optimize your wireless network for faster performance. It also adds AirPlay support and sports a new design that’s reminiscent of the Apple TV. The AirPort Express is available now for $99.
So Long, 17-Inch MacBook Pro
The unpopular 17-inch MacBook Pro gets cut from the team.
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Apple’s New Smart Case Has Got the iPad’s Back
Amidst the hullabaloo of all the WWDC announcements, Apple quietly released a new case for the iPad 2 and new iPad today. Available now for $49.99, the Smart Case is made of polyurethane and now protects the tablet’s back side in addition to the front. Like the original Smart Cover, the front flap can be folded into a stand and awakens the tablet and puts it to sleep upon open and close. The Smart Case comes in six different colors, including pink, red, blue and green.Sprint Adds Rugged Kyocera DuraXT to Direct Connect Offerings
Sprint’s latest push-to-talk phone, the Kyocera DuraXT, officially reports for duty.
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Huawei Activa 4G Launches at MetroPCS for $149
MetroPCS added a new 4G LTE smartphone to its lineup today with the launch of the Huawei Activa 4G. It’s Huawei’s first 4G smartphone in the U.S. and the most affordable one in the carrier’s portfolio, at $149.99 (after a $50 mail-in rebate) without contract. There are some trade-offs for the cheaper price, including an older version of Android and a smaller 3.5-inch touchscreen, but you also get a five-megapixel camera and a four gigabyte microSD card preloaded with “Kung Fu Panda 2.” The Huawei Activa 4G is available now.Two Bluetooth Headsets Worth a Listen
The Plantronics Voyager Pro HD and Jabra Supreme UC free up your hands to wheel and deal.
Google Maps Goes Offline, Adds More 3-D Imagery in Google Earth
Google unveils the next dimension of Google Maps.
Sony Makes a Splash With Cyber-shot RX100, Waterproof Handycam
Ready to graduate from your point-and-shoot camera? Sony has a pocket-size solution. Plus: Sony’s first waterproof Handycam camcorder.
Dell Adds Ultrabook, Ivy Bridge Goodness to Inspiron Laptop Line
School’s out for summer, but Dell is already thinking about the back-to-school season with its latest Inspiron laptops.
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AT&T Goes Green With Samsung Galaxy Exhilarate
On June 10, AT&T will release its latest eco-friendly phone, the Samsung Galaxy Exhilarate. The smartphone’s rear casing is made from 80 percent recycled material and ships with an energy-efficient charger that lets users know when the phone is fully charged. In addition to the green features, the Android smartphone has a four-inch touchscreen, support for AT&T’s 4G network and a five-megapixel camera. The Samsung Galaxy Exhilarate will cost $49.99 with a two-year contract.
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