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Google may be planning its own version of Twitter, Madden NFL is coming to Facebook, and a new social network lets you create the next big thing in doughnuts.

The FBI wants your ISP to track you, Google may be getting real-time speech translations, and a new government campaign will send you free texts about your pregnancy.

Monster buys Yahoo HotJobs, we have some early photos of the first WiMax phone from Sprint, and young people do not blog anymore. Plus: Loaded is 2 years old today!

Apple tablet rumors die down as Google tablet rumors pop up, Microsoft investigates Windows 7 battery issues, and we offer some ways to social-network around the NFL's championship game.

Google may launch an app store for businesses, Microsoft wants to play Tag, and Twitter may be draining your brain.

Amazon loses Macmillan Books in the Kindle store and then gets them back, AT&T is paying out big bucks in an early termination fee settlement, and Natali goes the entire show without saying the word iPad!

Apple unveils the iPad, eBay cuts seller-listing fees, and a high-tech way to keep your feet warm during this long, cold winter.

Two important dudes are giving big keynote addresses today: Steve Jobs and Barack Obama. You may have heard of them. We'll tell you where to get all the news. Plus, there is other news in the tech world today if you are on Apple info overload.

Apple rumors engulf technology news, Nintendo releases a new Wii controller, and the PlayStation 3 finally gets hacked.

Twitter and Facebook release new features, the Bible launches on Xbox, and why you should keep your clothes on when you're calling customer support.

Amazon opens up the Kindle for third-party applications, Nokia brings free turn-by-turn navigation to all its phones, and Bill Gates wants to share his feelings with you.

The war between China and Google rages on, the PlayStation 3 Motion Controller gets delayed, and Bill Gates is the newest, most popular Twitterer.

We have official news about Apple's next product, which in all likelihood is a tablet. We also have information about a tablet from Asus. And you can now upload your own music with video animation to Rock Band.

Google follows up on its promise to scale back self-censorship, the Wii will soon stream Netflix movies, and EA's relationship with Tiger Woods rests in the hands of gamers.

We have a lot of Google news today, including why the company is coming to blows with China. Plus, how to communicate with the future via text message.

3D comes to the Golden Globes, a new nonprofit group wants to keep you off your cell phone while you're driving, and Google is the word of the decade.

We are recovering from our high-tech hangover from CES today. Meanwhile, take a look at CNET's picks for the Best of CES 2010.

Steve Ballmer announces the HP Slate and gives Project Natal a 2010 release date, we have a ton of smartphone news including the Dell Mini 3, and Tiger Woods will keep on gaming.

Google unveils the Nexus One, ESPEN goes 3D, and a new line of Internet radios can link to your Twitter account.

We are en route to Las Vegas today so no breaking news, but here is a preview of what to expect from the biggest week in consumer electronics of the year.

We are ready to start the year with a new Google phone, an Apple tablet, and a lot of anticipation for the 2010 International CES.

After years of on-camera hair fiddling, Natali Del Conte went with a new look. Fortunately that didn't stop the outtakes, hair mishaps, and silliness from ensuing.

YouTube names the most popular videos of the year, the Obama administration sets aside $2 billion for broadband, and you can now supersize your Wi-Fi at McDonald's.

Twitter releases the year's top trending topics, Microsoft brings Bing to the iPhone, and how to use Google for medical emergencies.

Google and Facebook get into the domain-shortening business, we have some more news about the Google phone, and your boss may soon be able to read your text messages.

Amazon launches some cool new programs, the Google Phone is spotted in the wild, and Playboy comes to the iPhone...for the articles, of course.

Panasonic buys a controlling stake in Sanyo, Friendster gets acquired by a Malaysian online payment company, and how to track Santa on Christmas Eve over Google Earth.

We show you the JooJoo tablet, Google launches Chrome beta for Mac and adds extensions to Chrome for Windows, and Yahoo hopes to inspire your good side.

We show you Boxee's device for watching Web-based media on your TV, Vevo gets set to do what MTV should have done ages ago, and Microsoft launches a Wikipedia-like site for the Average Jane or Joe.

We show you our new Nook, Apple acquires music site Lala, and the 2010 World Cup will be shot in 3D.

Microsoft launches Streetside picture view for Bing Maps, Lady Gaga's gender is one of the year's top questions on Ask.com, and why you should not flirt with your doctor on Facebook.

Google has found a way to limit free news stories, the Flip Camera launches a set-top box, and how to charge your friends for services using your cell phone.

The King of Pop tops this year's Yahoo searches, eBay faces a fat fine in France, and why the Web is seeing (RED) today.

Santa just might bring you the Barnes & Noble Nook in time for Christmas, Twitter plays with paid accounts, and adult apps are coming to Android.

The Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunization, or GAVI, helps bring vaccinations to the world's poorest children. In this Thanksgiving special, Natali Del Conte tells you about an easy way to donate to this charity and others by shopping online.

Google offers coupons on your mobile phone, new orders for Barnes & Noble's Nook won't ship till January 4, and AOL becomes Aol.

Microsoft and News Corp. may be teaming up to put the hurt on Google, Nintendo launches a Wii movie store in Japan, and your Mac is apparently allergic to second-hand smoke. So put that cigarette out!

Microsoft's Office 2010 beta is now available for you to download for free, T-Mobile has suffered another ugly data ordeal, and your iPhone can help you see what you would look like with a little plastic surgery.

We have a fresh round of rumors about a Google phone; the PlayStation gets Facebook; and "unfriend" is now officially a word--a rude one at that!

YouTube now has Spanish channels from Univision, as well as a new citizen-journalist portal, Microsoft extends Windows Mobile Marketplace and launches the Zune overseas, and the dancing rollerbabies get a Guinness World Record for most viewed ad of all time.