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  • The open-source Android OS is said to be making its debut later this year and under the Android rules, everyone's their own boss as phones are set to get more web friendly thanks to Google. — Wired
  • Dell's colorful new Studio laptops have officially been announced with prices starting at $799 for the 15-inch Studio 15 model. — USA Today
  • Nintendo gets a big thumbs down for its "Green" ranking. According to the "Greenpeace Guide to Greener Electronics" who ranked 18 different electronics companies by how green their products and production processes are, Nintendo sadly came in last place. — Switched
  • Lifehacker tallies up five of the best desktop media players. — Lifehacker
  • The new and improved iPhone 3G may support MMS, an internal AT&T memo reveals. — CrunchGear
  • Movies and TV shows will be available for download on the PS3 sometime this Summer. — Crave

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