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• Google Cuts Fee to Break Nexus One Contract

  ABC News | AP Google Inc. has lowered by $200 the fee it charges customers who break a standard two-year contract for its new Nexus One phone on the T-Mobile USA Inc. network. The Google fee was dropped to $150 from $350, ...

• Review: Daddy-Daughter Killing Sprees Power 'BioShock 2'

  Wired News | The rusting ruins of a dead underwater paradise, built on the desperate dreams of a madman; the survivors, drugged into insanity; the decaying corpses of those who hung themselves rather than live another day in Rapture. ...

• Microsoft: your battery is the problem, not Windows 7

  Ars Technica | By Emil Protalinski | Last updated February 8, 2010 5:29 PM Last week, Microsoft said it was investigating issues in Windows 7 that affect batteries on certain notebooks after hundreds of users reported they thought the OS was to blame. ...

• Report: Consumers Showing Lukewarm Interest In iPad

  ChannelWeb | Apple is hoping to strike gold once again with its iPad tablet PC, but it may have a tough time winning over consumers this time, according to market research firm Retrevo. On Friday, Retrevo published results of a survey that measured ...

• Google to Add Social Features to Gmail

  New York Times | MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. — Google plans to take another stab at capturing some of the momentum surrounding social networking companies like Facebook and Twitter by leveraging Gmail, its popular e-mail service. Later this week, Google will ...

• Barnes & Noble's Nook Is Finally Available

  PC Magazine | Barnes & Noble's Nook e-book reader is now available online and will be in stores by mid-week, the book retailer announced Monday. "Customers can visit the Barnes & Noble nook In-Store Locator at www.bn.com/nook/instore, ...

• Google, Market Thyself

  Wall Street Journal | Here is a question no amount of searches on Google will help answer: Why did Google choose the one product it doesn't need to advertise for its first Super Bowl commercial? It doesn't hurt Google to promote its search engine, of course, ...