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You might have noticed the new look on Google’s search page today and it looks like the search engine giant has additionally incorporated those new features into its mobile search page as well. So when you hit Google’s site using your iPhone or Android-powered device, you’ll be offered a button on the left of the results page to see a new search options menu. From the menu, you’ll be able to refine your search, such as looking for recent results by using the “Past week” option. As you filter your search results, you’ll notice the previous results slide off the screen to the right, so whether you want to see them again, all you have to do is pan to the right. Pretty useful feature, particularly whether you’re looking for some data while you’re on the road.

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Apple is facing a possibility of an antitrust investigation by either the DOJ or the FTC. The charges have allegedly come from Adobe by the Flash debacle.

NPD Group has issued a new report that shows iPhone and iPod touch users are tops in downloading substance. That makes sense considering the App Store is tops in the smartphones world.

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Do you happen to own a device from the X10 family of smartphones from Sony Ericsson? whether you have answered in the affirmative, we are pleased to bring you news that the Android 2.1 update will be made available sometime at the end of that year, where users will be able to take advantage of new features such as HD video recording while making certain the Android 1.6 OS remains all but a distant memory. Just in case you aren’t well versed with what the X10 family comprises of, it will come in the design of the X10, X10 Mini and X10 Mini Pro. Guess Q4 2010 can’t come quite fast abundant for you, eh? Why not construct the full jump to Android 2.2 (Froyo) instead, we don’t know.

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You might not have heard of BumpTop before, but now that Google has acquired the company, you can be certain that more folks will compose out of it. The company churned out a pretty nice multi-touch 3D desktop design that could be implemented into Windows 7 and OS X, and with Google’s acquisition of the company, we’re really interested to see whether there will be some interesting new features in Google’s Android and Chrome OSes. With everybody jumping on the multi-touch and 3D bandwagon nowadays, it shouldn’t be too lengthy before 3D desktops become the norm. There wasn’t any figure mentioned related to the acquisition, though you’re free to speculate as you wish. Check out a video of it in action after the jump

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Web browsers are more or less our window to the Web, so it’s obvious that they’re critical when it comes to the World Wide Web. Skyfire is looking to improve the lives of Android users by introducing Skyfire 2.0 for Android. The new version offers a SkyBar, sitting at the bottom of the screen, which offers easy access to useful new features. The most obvious improvement would be a workaround for the lack of Flash on your phone, as it can do server-side conversions of Flash video to a more supported format such as HTML5. whether you’re looking to get a new browsing experience on your device, you could give it a go. With Opera Mini being approved for the App Store, it’ll be interesting to see whether there will plus be a version of Skyfire on its way to Apple’s iPhone.

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Sony’s PS3 firmware updates might be generating quite a bit of negative publicity for Sony recently, but that hasn’t stopped it from moving forward and coming up with updated firmware versions. The PlayStation Blog has officially announced that the 3.30 firmware for the PS3 will be available shortly and will be a mandatory update. There will be some improvements to the Trophies system, allowing you to brag more on the PlayStation Network, but the more fundamental thing is that the update prepares your PS3 for some upcoming new features, most notably 3D stereoscopic gaming. We’ve briefly touched on 3D gaming on the PS3 back at CEATEC before, so it’s good to see that it’s slowly making way to the living rooms.

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Everybody has come to love (and some hate) Google Docs, even though it still isn’t able to fully replace Microsoft Office just yet. Now Google looks like it’s planning to turn up the heat on Microsoft, as the search engine giant has decided to rebuild the underlying infrastructure of Docs to offer greater flexibility, improved performance and a better platform for developing new features. You can check out a video illustrating the changes in that latest update, or read about the changes, which include:

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Sister site SlashGear has offered up its wrap-up of all the slick new stuff that will be found in OS 4.0 when it lands. The new OS will add a litany of new features to the iPhone that we will all be glad to get.

A new patent from Apple has surfaced that outlines new NFC features for the handset. The patent shows a way for user to pay for things using their iPhone and a credit card.

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Canon has rolled out its FS-CF and FS-CF Pro portable Compact Flash DTE recorders that will feature HD video recording to Compact Flash (CF) cards that cater for Canon’s line of HDV camcorders and Mini-DV camcorders. Among the new features available include Focus Enhancements FS-CF units that support 1080 24F, 25F and 30F, 50i and 60i frame rates in both QuickTime and M2T file formats. Apart from that, the new Canon FS-CF Pro DTE recorder gives you additional features including video playback on the unit’s color LCD display, MPEG-4 proxy file generation and wireless metadata logging among others. Prices range from $995 to $1,295, depending on the model of your choice.

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