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Windows that double as cell signal boosters? Yes, please

reviews.cnet.com — Ericsson showed off a prototype of a transparent antenna built into the glass of a window, part of an exhibit featuring different kinds of "smart windows." (Credit: Roger Cheng/CNET) LAS VEGAS -- Windows that only let in sunlight and provide a view to the outside world? That's so yesterday's news.
RT @RogerWCheng: Something different from Ericsson. Windows that double as cell signal boosters? Yes, please cnet.co/19476bj via @CN…
Something different from Ericsson. Windows that double as cell signal boosters? Yes, please cnet.co/19476bj via @CNET

Walmart exec: Mobile can revive personal shopping touch

reviews.cnet.com — Walmart mobile business exec talks up an easy checkout feature and a "smart" shopping list, a location-based mode for the store's mobile app. (Credit: CNET/Marguerite Reardon) LAS VEGAS--Wal-Mart believes smartphones can deliver the same kind of personalized service that founder Sam Walton embraced with his first store.

Kwikset Kevo Bluetooth Door Lock

reviews.cnet.com — How many times have you stood outside your front door, fumbling with your key until you found the right one, or with arms so full of groceries you wish your door would magically open itself? For those people (admit it, that's you,) key-and-lock-maker Kwikset is introducing Kevo, a not-quite-keyless one-touch entry lock for your front door.
RT @jdolcourt: This is so cool. Kwikset Kevo unlocks your front door in a tap cnet.co/12uNacs @CNET #CTIA
This is so cool. Kwikset Kevo unlocks your front door in a tap cnet.co/12uNacs @CNET #CTIA

Google's conversational search arrives with new Chrome

news.cnet.com — The company is taking a step closer to natural-language questions and answers and farther from search boxes and hyperlinks. The "OK, Google" command isn't just for Glass anymore. People using the newest version of Chrome now can use the line before using speech to ask Google a question and can hear the answer spoken back.
Google's conversational search arrives with new Chrome cnet.co/193IxLJ via @CNET
Talk to me: Google's conversational search arrives with new Chrome cnet.co/193IxLJ via @CNET #GOOG
Google's conversational search, demonstrated last week at Google I/O, is now live with newest Chrome: cnet.co/12u28zr

Verizon's CTIA event: Join us Wednesday, 11 a.m. PT (live blog)

reviews.cnet.com — Join CNET for coverage from Verizon's press conference at the CTIA Wireless show. Our live blog will kick off about 30 minutes beforehand and bring you news updates, photos, and running commentary. (Credit: Lynn La/CNET) LAS VEGAS -- What does Verizon Wireless have up its sleeve?
RT @nidopal: Join us (@KentGerman, @jdolcourt, & @RogerWCheng ) for our livebog of Verizon's CTIA presser today @ 11am PT. http://t.co/fmeM…

CNET's next-generation Xbox event live blog

live.cnet.com — Join CNET for live coverage of Microsoft's next-generation Xbox unveiling at its headquarters in Redmond, WA. We'll be bringing you live news updates and photos from the event.
RT @CNETNews: Xbox One: 8GB of RAM. Blu-ray drive, native 64-bit architecture, and it’s “practically silent” (live blog) http://t.co/JYLyA5…
RT @lturrentine: "Xbox One architecture" To me, that says more than one box or interface coming: live.cnet.com/Event/CNETs_ne…
RT @CNETNews: You can say to the Xbox One, “Xbox, watch TV,” and it instantly switches to TV (live blog) cnet.co/16GiwDg
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Foursquare gets better at local search with new filters on mobile

news.cnet.com — New iPhone and Android apps help people fine-tune place queries and push forward a strategy to make Foursquare king of local search. (Credit: Foursquare) Foursquare released new versions of its iPhone and Android applications to help people narrow their searches and find just the right bar, restaurant, or coffee spot.
Foursquare gets better at local search with new filters on mobile news.cnet.com/8301-1023_3-57…

Collaborate.org launches new platform to map the world

news.cnet.com — "We are providing worldwide geospatial infrastructure to empower people," says company CEO Kevin Montgomery. (Credit: Dan Farber) LAGUNA BEACH, Calif. -- Collaborate.org wants to bring geospatial data to the masses, beyond where Google Earth has gone.

Zite update aims to better highlight stories, publications

news.cnet.com — Newest version gives users -- both existing and new -- better tools for discovering relevant stories. Plus, Zite added new publishing partners. (Credit: Zite) Zite, the personal news aggregator, released on Wednesday a new version of its app that aims to help people discover more stories relevant to them, while better highlighting publishers.
Zite update aims to better highlight stories, publications cnet.co/ZdPnwk

Twitter lets advertisers collect contact info from tweets

news.cnet.com — Select Twitter advertisers can now use the Lead Generation Card to sign up new customers -- no forms required. (Credit: Twitter) Twitter aims to turn the tweet stream into a more efficient marketing channel with the addition of a new Twitter Card that lets people quickly sign up for advertiser offers or promotions inside tweets.
Twitter lets advertisers collect contact info from tweets cnet.co/194xLEQ

A rerun? Microsoft returns to TV programming with Halo show

news.cnet.com — The software giant's new show, produced by Steven Spielberg, brings the company back to creating orignal content, a business where it's had some history. (Credit: James Martin/CNET) REDMOND, Wash.--When it comes to creating original content, Microsoft has had a hard time making up its mind.
A rerun? Microsoft returns to TV programming with Halo show cnet.co/12u296u via @CNET

Cricket Wireless guns for Verizon, AT&T customers

reviews.cnet.com — With popular, premium handsets like the Samsung Galaxy S4 and iPhone 5, Cricket is urging people to switch from pricy contract plans. LAS VEGAS -- In an aggressive move for Cricket Wireless, the prepaid carrier has launched an advertising campaign urging Verizon and AT&T customers to switch over from their costly on-contact plans to Cricket's more affordable rates.
Tiny prepaid carrier Cricket Wireless is gunning for Verizon and AT&T customers in an aggressive ad campaign cnet.co/194onBb #ctia

GM exec: Apps coming to select cars in second half

reviews.cnet.com — General Motors is pushing forward on its initiative to build "smart" cars and wants to get its slice of the growing app market. (Credit: Roger Cheng/CNET) LAS VEGAS--General Motors is eager to get its slice of the app pie.
The next wave of GM cars will get smarter. GM exec: Apps coming to select cars in second half cnet.co/194ojkZ via @CNET

Want the ZTE Grand S? Americans on hold until 2014

news.cnet.com — The larger Grand Memo, meanwhile, is expected to come this year. (Credit: Lynn La/CNET) LAS VEGAS -- ZTE's quest to launch a flagship smartphone in the U.S. has hit a temporary snag.

Yahoo's big lean into content to fuel growth

news.cnet.com — Mayer's plan is for Yahoo to be for personalized content what Google is for search and Facebook is for social networks. (Credit: Stephen Shankland) One of perennial questions about Yahoo has been, "What is Yahoo."
So, what is that Yahoo does? Maryer's push with content to fuel growth cnet.co/12u296r via @CNET #YHOO
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