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Lil Wayne’s nine days into his sentence at Rikers, but just ’cause he’s locked down doesn’t mean he can’t still be getting into trouble with the law: A Superior Court Judge in Yuma, Arizona, has issued a bench warrant for his arrest after Wayne missed a court hearing (you know, on account of that whole being in jail in another state thing). The proceeding is related to a 2008 arrest at a border checkpoint near Yuma, where Wayne was found with cocaine, Ecstasy, and a handgun, and later charged with possession of a narcotic drug for sale, possession of dangerous drugs, misconduct involving weapons, and possession of drug paraphernalia (whew!)

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American telcom carrier Sprint-Nextel has been struggling lately, despite having the only live 4G network in the United States.

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4G-enabled HTC Supersonic To Launch This Week? [Reports Have Sprint Unveiling HTC’s Supersonic As Their First 4G WiMax Smartphone With 4.3-inch OLED…

The news today that Amy Poehler and Will Arnett are expecting their second child poses some questions for the one-camera sitcom: How are they going to deal with Leslie Knope’s baby bump? It’s a particularly sticky issue for Parks , which features way more outdoor and full-body shots than, say, How I Met Your Mother , which dealt with the simultaneous pregnancies of its two female leads, Cobie Smulders and Alyson Hanigan, with a mixture of humor (Hanigan holding a basketball in front of her stomach, other characters noticing at the end of an episode that they haven’t seen her character in days) and the show’s easy settings (at least a quarter of each episode takes place in a bar booth). In the past, shows would either write a character’s pregnancy into the series, or awkwardly try to hide it and in most cases fail miserably (see Julia Louis Dreyfus on Seinfeld — you could practically see the baby kick )

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How Will Parks and Recreation Hide Amy Poehler’s Pregnancy?

If that big and bulky Digital SLR around your neck is a real pain, we suggest you try the Winait CD130BT digital camera. It’s a surprisingly thin and cheap digital camera. As you can imagine, it the photo quality isn’t anything to write home about (the photo sensor is actually less than 1-megapixel) but it can record video and it’s thin, very thin.

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Winait CB130BT Digital Camera Is Less Than An Inch Thick [Cheap Digital Camera Is Only 13.5mm Thick, Costs $25, No SD Card Slot]

AT&T announced that in May it will begin selling a replacement phone charger it claims will be more efficient than other cell-phone chargers sold today. Called the Zero, the charger automatically detects when a phone is not plugged into it, and cuts off the power supply from the wall socket to save energy—something few electronics chargers do

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AT&T goes green on St. Patrick’s Day

In case you’re looking for updated printer drivers for your Samsung or Brother printer–and you’re a Mac user–there’s good news from Apple, reports Philip Michaels of Macworld.com . Apple has released Samsung printer drivers for Mac OS X v10.6 and Brother printer drivers for Mac OS X v10.6.

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New Mac Drivers for Samsung, Brother Printers

Google will be selling the Nexus One with AT&T, but the non-contracted $529 phone will make it a hard sell. It’s the latest in a larger battle between the two companies, as Stacey Delo, Niraj Sheth and Peter Kafka discuss on Digits Live Show. Plus, Katie Boehret reports on the Xobni Mobile app for BlackBerry

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Digits Live Show: Google Moves Against Apple

Google Exiting China Sucks Just As Much As Censorship Does [Google] It’s too easy to pat Google on the back for taking such a firm stance against China . The two behemoths’ fingers are twitching by their sides, ready to whip their pistols out

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By way of a brief heads up, and following up from advising you at the beginning of the month that the Motorola CLIQ XT was set to launch on T-Mobile , we can now confirm that the T-Mobile Motorola CLIQ XT has just become available. Those looking to avail themselves of a CLIQ XT via T-Mobile can expect to fork out $129.99 for the Android 1.5 handset, based signing up for a two year contract, so you’ll hardly be up to the minute in terms of the Android OS if you opt for the VLIQ XT – that said, an OS upgrade is widely expected soon. And, for those as yet unacquainted with what the Motorola CLIQ XT brings to the table in terms of specifications and features, here’s the low-down: 2G Network : GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 3G Network : HSDPA 1700 / 2100 / 900 (3G  HSDPA 7.2 Mbps) Announced : 2010, February Exp

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T-Mobile Motorola CLIQ XT Now Available [T-Mobile CLIQ XT Yours for $130 Based on 2 Year Contract]

Shuttle has priced and shipped the latest iteration of the X50 line of all-in-one PCs for the US market.  The Shuttle X50V2, first revealed at CES 2010 in January , is on its way to stores in the US for $399. The Shuttle X50V2 all-in-one pc features a 15.6-inch touchscreen display, a pinetrail-powered dual core Intel Atom D510 processor at 1.66GHz and up to 4GB DDRII RAM.  It has since added legacy parallel and serial ports to a wide range of standard connectivity like USB, headphone, microphone, LAN, etc. It features a simple design with the display and webcam facing the front and a carry handle on its top– all combining to weigh just 8 pounds.  It is passively cooled, meaning there is no internal fan system and no resulting noise when in use.

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Shuttle X50V2 All-In-One PC On Its Way To Market [Shuttle's Barebone Tablet-Style Desktop Should Arrive At $399 Each]

Here’s a fun thing to do with an older robot that you aren’t sure what to do with: turn it into a musical instrument ! Using a motor to make music is nothing new, however this approach by LMR user RobotFreak is nice because you can try it without building any new hardware.

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Old robot learns new trick, becomes musician

Every week in this space, we’ll take a look at the news and offer our own incisive blend of commentary, analysis, and poop jokes. The news you need, from a voice you can trust, in the 90 seconds you have to spare: that’s Woot Weads the Wire. PACIFIC PALISADES, Calif.

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I Just Wanted To Say Good Luck… We’re All Counting On You: Woot Weads The Wire

It is surprisingly hard to offer meaningful commentary about the National Broadband Plan announced by the Federal Communications Commission earlier this week. PC Magazine has a nice rundown of the plan , which covers everything from wireless to wired,

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The Battle for Nationwide Broadband Starts in Earnest

Dan Worth, V3.co.uk , Wednesday 17 March 2010 at 17:48:00 Networking firm overhauls fixed-switching portfolio Cisco today announced the release of Cisco Borderless Access (CBA), part of the company’s Borderless Networks architecture designed to offer a complete overhaul of its fixed-switching portfolio of products and…

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Swisscopter America has unveiled a new, energy-efficient and space-saving helicopter powered by a pair of H202-driven jets in its propeller blades.  The Dragonfly DF1 features a pair of hydrogen peroxide-powered tip jets at the end of each blade that spin the propeller to provide lift. The Dragonfly Helicopter by Swisscopter America is not the first to be powered by tip jets, but it is amongst the first to use hydrogen peroxide as a fuel for this technology.  The use of H202 produces no pollution, and a 35 gallon tank can fuel a 100 minute flight.  Since the design does away with the conventional fixed rotor powered within its body, more space and stability are available as a result.  In fact, using this design, a rear rotor is not necessary to stabilize the helicopter, it is used only to rotate the aircraft.

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Dragonfly Jet-Powered Helicopter Coming To The US [Dragonfly Helicopter Is Powered By H202 Jets]

CBS Sports NCAA March Madness on Demand app Just in time for the first round of the NCAA March Madness tournament, here's a list of iPhone apps—some free, some paid—to help you keep track of scores, stats, your bracket, and your teams' standings while on the go. All are available, with detailed descriptions, at the iTunes store

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7 apps to keep March Madness in the palm of your hand

They let me loose in the Maker Shed, so I grabbed a tinyCylon kit , built it, and embedded it in a busted Nerf gun! Please enjoy the video, and watch out for the noisy lamp. To modify the kit for flexibility, I soldered the LEDs in at full height; you could extend things further by adding some wire between the switch and board, or make an extension for the battery pack. I’d love to hear about other kit modifications people have done

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John Park in the Maker Shed: tinyCylon kit build

If you have an Android 1.6 based phone and you’re still bemoaning being left out in the cold with respect to Google’s Gesture Search functionally , which was announced back at the beginning of the month, you can now take solace in the fact that Google have announced a new version of Gesture Search for Android that takes in Android 1.6 versions and above (yes, you are now invited to the party).

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Google Gesture Search for Android 1.6 Phones Confirmed [Google Opens up Gesture Search for 1.6+ Android Handsets, New Version Includes Performance…

The iPad has finally landed and we are getting ready to embrace this new trend. Whether we like it or not and whether publishers like it or not, gadgets like the iPad will keep coming at us and eventually everyone will own some sort of tablet and/or eBook reader to help us through our complicated days.

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Apple’s iPad & Other eReaders/Tablets to Bring the End of Publishing Unless They Don’t [Are Publishers Really Scared of eBook Readers Like the…

The Committee to Protect Journalists recently announced that the January earthquake in Haiti resulted in the “disappearance under the rubble” the nation’s sole Creole paper, Bon Nouvel . The loss of the monthly newspaper to the earthquake, which decimated the small island nation, is seen as a “real blow” according to the newspaper’s director, Rev. Jean Pierre Nzemba .

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CPJ announces Haiti’s only creole newspaper remains lost "under the rubble"