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Trouble viewing this mail? Read it online | Manage my newsletters | Previous Edition   ZDNet Product Watch ZDNet Member | July 05, 2011 PCs, Peripherals & Software | Home Theater | Photography | Video | Phones | Networking | Gear to Go | Car Tech Today's Top Picks   AT&T finally approves BlackBerry Bridge app, slaps on $20/month for tethering Details on AT&T's newly approved BlackBerry Bridge app for phone and PlayBook tethering, plus potential workarounds to avoid paying AT&T tethering service plan. READ FULL STORY Recommended Building An IT Staff to Meet Tomorrow's Challenges What essential experience and skill sets must you be looking for when staffing your IT department? Industry leaders share their insights. Rumor: 64 GB TouchPad with faster CPU, 4G coming in August; Pre3 and OPAL to follow this fall Not even a week since the HP TouchPad's debut and PreCentral is already reporting that HP will be launching a couple of new TouchPads by August, as well as other webOS devices by fall. READ FULL STORY Samsung expands Series 9 laptop family for back-to-school shopping Samsung's Series 9 laptop line-up has proved to be a credible, Windows-based alternative to the MacBook Air, even if the notebooks have somehow managed to be even pricier than Apple's offerings.... READ FULL STORY Review: Zenus iPad 2 leather cases are affordable, functional, and classy Leather cases for the iPad can easily run from $100 to $200+, but there are many less expensive options. Zenus has an attractive lineup of functional cases for $60 to $90. READ FULL STORY Is Google looking to buy Hulu to bolster YouTube? It's no secret that Hulu is on the block, but exactly who is looking to buy the online TV service has led to intense speculation. One day Microsoft is the hot candidate; the next day, it's Yahoo.... READ FULL STORY AT&T releases BlackBerry Bridge for the PlayBook over 2 months after release AT&T customers who wanted to connect their PlayBook to their BlackBerry were stymied by AT&T, but now we finally see the utility being released. READ FULL STORY Motorola Droid 3 specs revealed in leaked Verizon document Verizon's upcoming Motorola Droid 3 seems to answer disgruntled Swype users' demand for a full QWERTY keyboard with a "dedicated number row," on an up-to-date Android phone. READ FULL STORY Hands-on with Sprint HTC EVO 3D; a fun and rock solid Android smartphone Sprint customers can now pick up the HTC EVO 3D and while the 3D function may be a bit gimmicky, it is fun to use and performs well. The device is fast and solid so you should consider it if you... READ FULL STORY Review: 5 reasons the new Nook is the best dedicated ebook reader The iPad is a decent ebook reading device, but you just can't beat a dedicated eInk device for the most immersive ebook experience and the all-new Nook is THE one to beat. READ FULL STORY Olympus announces new top-of-the-line PEN E-P3 interchangeable lens compact camera Olympus announces a major update to its flagship interchangeable lens compact camera, the PEN E-P3. READ FULL STORY Will the rumored HTC Eternity be one of the first new Mango devices? HTC is one of the premier Windows Phone 7 manufacturers and the rumored HTC Eternity is an expected device with a few spec upgrades. It isn't always about the specs though as the UI tends to be... READ FULL STORY Latest Reviews   AMD A8-3850 We recommend the AMD A8-3850 to mainstream desktop PC users in search of capable gaming power and multithreaded application performance.   SuperTooth HD The SuperTooth HD's hardware is good, but its Handsfree Assistant social network, text messaging, and e-mail integration service is both its claim to fame and its Achilles' heel.   Sony Vaio EB Series VPC-EB44FX/WI Sony's Vaio line of laptops, including the midpriced EB series, look great and include some high-end features--we just wish the CPU had been updated for the sake of better battery life.   AiAiAi TMA1 Professional DJ Monitoring Headphones The sleek TMA-1 headphones by Aiaiai are ideal for traveling DJs who need tough headphones with an up-front, bass-slamming sound profile.   Pioneer SP-PK21BS If you can handle its big and burly speakers, the Pioneer SP-PK21BS is the absolutely best-sounding speaker package we've heard at anywhere near this price. 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