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Holiday Shopping List: Gadgets That Should Be On It (Part 2)

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Holiday Shopping List: Gadgets That Should Be On It (Part 2)

Yes, The Observer and Review of Web crews are back for our second part of holiday shopping list. We have 5 items on our list so far, including BlackBerry Bold and Nintendo DSi, and we are going to add 5 more items to the list. Shall we start?

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Holiday Shopping List: Gadgets That Should Be On It (Part 1)

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Holidays are coming, and what could be better than starting early on your holiday shopping, right? We at Review of Web thought about starting our holiday shopping as soon as possible, so we took our time and reviewed some tech perks that should be on our, and your, holiday shopping list.

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Review: Palm Treo Pro vs Palm Pre

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Review of Palm Treo Pro and Palm Pre. Palm Treo which retails at $199 for the locked and $399 to $599 for the unlocked versions and the QWERTY keypad which has a slightly cramped up feeling are perhaps the only downside of the otherwise good business phone. Palm Treo Pro is currently unavailable in an unlocked format, but is available at $199.99 with Sprint.

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Review: BlackBerry Bold

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BlackBerry Bold 9000 is a smartphone from the stable of Research In Motion (RIM). The phone is often compared to the likes of the Apple iPhone. But in reality, they’re two different phones and a direct comparison between the two of them is often misguided. The Blackberry Bold retails at $249 under contract from AT&T in the United States and Rs 31,999 under contract with Airtel in India.

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Protect your ipod

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Protect your ipod

Some softwares and tips to protect your expensive gadgets, phones, mp3 players. http://www.ihoundsoftware.com/ A great free app [free upto 3 devices] to protect your gadgets like ipod, phones. You will get an alert as soon as your lost gadget is connected into some other computer. They claim that this “Software works on most USB devices [...]

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