The just newly Australian-released Samsung Galaxy S has been awarded a coveted “Cnet Editor’s Choice”.  Although some of the negative feedback was directed at its iPhone-copycat design and plasticky feel, Cnet loved the stunning Super AMOLED display, support for DivX and FLAC and great overall online performance.

For me, the super AMOLED 4″ screen running on the Android OS is ultra appealing.

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We’ve been talking a lot about mobile gadgets over the last couple of weeks mainly because of the HTC Desire. We won’t apologise for this but we will give you some reprieve with this video from CNet which lists 2010′s top ten tech cars!

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Was going through my Youtube subscription vids and found this latest video by CNet outlining Apple’s plans to make an iPhone that is compatible with most cellular networks. This will no doubt, strengthen Apple’s dominance in the smartphone field and will make many people on Verizon’s network very very happy.

I must admit I found Brian Tong amusing, especially when he gets hit in the head by Kensington Apple products

YouTube – CNET AppleByte: An iPhone for the world is on its way

With its double-deck design, 525 passenger capacity and 7.14m wide cabins, the Airbus A380 is huge. Makes long-haul flights much more bearable.

Check out CNet’s video below:

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In their bid to capture more of the attention of the younger generation, CBS is set to acquire CNET Networks for the handsome price of US$1.8 Billion.

CNET Networks, Inc. () is an Internet-based American media company based in San Francisco, California co-founded in 1993 by Halsey Minor and Shelby Bonnie. A publicly held company, its stock trades on the Nasdaq Stock Market under the ticker symbol CNET. It has operations in 12 countries.
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CNet is one of our favourite places to visit for juicy gadget goss, so I hope they stay cool with the change. Grats to CNET!

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