
CES: Hands-on with the TomTom Ease
We got our hands on TomTom’s newest entry level GPS device and we have the pics to prove it. Originally posted at 2010 CES



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Oprah gets Pwned by Shaq on Twitter
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Google uncloaks once-secret server
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OMG! Did Google Earth find Atlantis?
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Hacking programmable road signs
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Obama wants to know: Why open source?
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