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Will the iPhone be the first Western gadget in a long time to win the hearts of the Japanese? Many (but not all) signs point to yes!

| Opinion | Mobile & wireless | Personal tech | 08/20/08 at 8:18 pm |

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20 crazy things people do to get Wi-Fi connections

In their quest to get Wi-Fi Internet connectivity, people have done some pretty desperate things over the years.

| Tip | Mobile & wireless | Tech & society | 08/20/08 at 5:48 pm |

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How to remotely troubleshoot someone else's PC

Both Windows XP and Vista come with remote control programs called Remote Assistance, but they're too difficult for a novice to set up. As forum member smax013 explained on this question's original forum post, "you will need to know [the novice's] IP address...AND you will have to have Remote Desktop server function setup to run on her computer...AND you will need to configure any broadband router and/or software firewall on her end to allow the connection through to THAT specific computer."

| Tip | Hardware | Mobile & wireless | 08/20/08 at 5:24 pm |

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Intel's next mobile chip prepped for sampling

Intel on Wednesday said its next low-power chip for mobile phones is being readied for sampling -- progress for the chip maker that has big plans in the mobile space.

Intel showed off a wafer with chips based on the Moorestown platform and is working quickly to get the chips to manufacturing so they can be tested more widely, said Anand Chandrasekher, senior vice president and general manager of the ultra-mobility group at Intel, during a keynote speech on Wednesday at the Intel Developer Forum in San Francisco.

| News | Hardware | Mobile & wireless | 08/20/08 at 5:14 pm |

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