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Monologuist Mike Daisey and journalist Charles Duhigg join the Reporters' Roundtable on Friday to discuss their reporting on Apple's manufacturing practices and the ethics of gadgets.

Originally posted at Rafe's Radar

Ashley roams the halls of CES 2012 looking for the weirdest, coolest, most fun tech on the show floor. For all of us in the Mobile Nations, the Powerbag is a must-have bag to tote around all your gadgets, since you can charge on the go.

There are a bunch of gadgets at CES this year, but one that particularly caught our eye was a new technology called Liquidpel, which is an invisible coating that totally waterproofs your iPhone. You won’t ever have to worry about dropping it in the toilet again! This service (no, you can’t do it yourself) costs

If you listened to Girls Gone Gadgets last night, you heard Ashley, Kim, and me debate Verizon’s new $2 convenience tax — where and when it’s actually applied and how much money they stand to make from it over the course of a year. (Plus, perhaps, some mature language and impassioned ranting.) But at the end of the day it doesn’t matter what anybody thinks but Verizon customers. If you’re one of them, is $24 a year insignificant to you? Is it annoying but something you’ll just pay attention to avoid? Or is it the last straw that drives you to another carrier? (Who might just be smart enough to phrase or hide their fees better — cough, Sprint, cough.)

We’re running a cross-site Mobile Nations poll, so vote below and give us your thoughts in the comments below.

Parents often are uncertain while taking the decision to give their children access to the gadgets like iPad or iPod touch and especially while allowing their children to use email but in a safe and secure manner. I would suggest use of Hotmail for your children reason being it’s strict parental control.
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According to store security experts, gadgets--and the iPhone in particular--are only the fourth most likely shoplifted item. No. 1? Filet Mignon.

Originally posted at Technically Incorrect

In ongoing global patent battle, U.S. judge refuses to grant a preliminary injunction that would have temporarily prevented Samsung from selling its Galaxy S 4G, Infuse 4G, Droid Charge, and Galaxy Tab 10.1 devices in the United States.

Originally posted at News - Mobile