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PSP 3000's hottest feature: Reduced battery life

Oh facepalm, Sony. Facepalm. The PSP 3000 is looking really hot, with a built-in microphone and an improved screen, but there's a trade-off, and it's not a good one. Yes, for all the new PSP's sexy features, there is one thing that simply won't ever improve -- the crummy battery lif...

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Destructoid — 4 hours ago

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Tourists and Residents Flee as Gustav Swamps Jamaica

The spinning core of Gustav bore down on southern Jamaica after leaving 67 people dead in Hispaniola. ...

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NYT >...national — 3 hours ago

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Google Moving Ahead With Yahoo Deal

Google expects the Department of Justice to approve its advertising partnership with Yahoo by October, keeping the deal on schedule, and CEO Eric Schmidt says they are moving apace with implementation. “We are going to move forward,” Schmidt told Bloomberg Television. “We ...

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Epicenter — 4 hours ago

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Tony Hawk's Motion and Hue Pixel Painter unveiled

Today, Activision and developer Creat Studios have announced their newest Nintendo DS title, Tony Hawk’s Motion and Hue Pixel Painter. The two different games will be provided in one tiny package that provides a fairly unique experience for the consumer.Tony Hawk’s Motio...

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Destructoid — 33 minutes ago

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Michael, sorry Sarah, Palin is John McCain's pick for Veep

Full coverage of the US Election 2008When Fox ran with the news that Palin would be on the Republican ticket, I thought: that's an intriguing move. Vice Presidents notoriously have very little work with which to fill their time. Perhaps Michael would spend his White House years trekking across Ameri ...

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Telegraph Blogs — 4 hours ago

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Microsoft Sets Sights on Europe With Shopping Site Buy

Greenfield Online, the parent company of Munich-based comparison shopping site Ciao, said this morning that Microsoft would spend $486 million to acquire it, derailing an earlier offer from a private equity firm to buy the company. The Ciao sites operate in France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands...

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GigaOM — 4 hours ago