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LA's YBUY lets you try electronic gadgets before buying [Los Angeles Times] Businessweek July 05--A Los Angeles-based start-up called YBUY has received $1 million in funding for its try-before-you-buy service for gadgets. For $24.95 a month, YBUY lets you try out devices before you choose to purchase them or not. See all stories on this topic »

Microsoft Researcher Finds Android Botnet is Being Used for Spam DailyTech Gadgets Microsoft Researcher Finds Android Botnet is Being Used for Spam · Jason Mick (Blog) - July 5, 2012 5:38 PM. Print, 7 comment(s) - last by Adul.. on Jul 6 at 2:44 AM. Recipient E-mail. Sender E-mail. Malware authors ride exploits of pirates to ... See all stories on this topic » DailyTech

OraQuick kit approval coincides with National HIV Awareness Month Examiner.com Skepticism aside the OraQuick test is a breakthrough first ever home test kit or gadget for HIV testing. It is basically a simplified - yet advanced - antibody test for the HIV I and the HIV II viruses. It may be important to point out that this is the ... See all stories on this topic » Examiner.com

007 gadgets and glamour to wow fans Irish Examiner Some of the most memorable images and items from film have gone on display as a half century of secret agent James Bond is celebrated in a new exhibition. See all stories on this topic »

Top 12 Tech Vacation Gadgets PCWorld Make your time away from home go smoothly with these clever charging gadgets, camera accessories, diversions to keep the kids quiet, and more. See all stories on this topic »

'Made in USA' Nexus Q Teardown Reveals Many Overseas Parts Wired News Considering the supply chain of silicon chips, it would be all but impossible to make a 100 percent U.S.-made consumer electronics gadget in this day and age. And at least the Q is easy to fix. The spinning dome top isn't glued or screwed into the base ... See all stories on this topic » Wired News

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