Adults-only app store for Android open for business

Android phones are going to have apps only for adults such as show girls.

Apple wades into AT&T-Verizon feud

The last week or so's been pretty rough for AT&T. First, its request for an injunction against Verizon Wireless and those "There's a map for that" ads was brushed aside by judge, and then it faced a wave of ridicule for its hastily produced "Let's compare" commercials starring a haggard-looking Luke Wilson.So perhaps it shouldn't come to a huge surprise that Apple has come to AT&T assistance with a series of new ads touting not just the iPhone itself, but also AT&T's network—and specifically, AT&T's ability to handle both voice calls and data at the same time. AllThingsDigital has both of the new ads(slated to run during "House," "The Daily Show," and "Dancing with the Stars," among other shows) embedded in this post, and both feature the familiar white background, friendly music, and a finger tapping away on the big iPhone interface. In one of the spots, the voiceover says: "Say you're on a call, and your friend wants to know..." (cue the friend) "...what time's the movie?" The finger taps up movie showtimes on the screen, and the voice returns: "You can tell him ... all without ever leaving the call." In another example from the second ad: "Say you're on a call with a client, and he asks..." (here's the client) "Did you get my e-mail?" The finger taps to open the message, and the voiceover says, "You can say, yep, got it right here." After a few more examples comes the capper: "Can your phone and your network do that?" Cue the Apple and AT&T logos. The new Apple ads come just days after AT&T's widely mocked commercials from last week, in which an unshaven Luke Wilson stood in front of a big orange comparison chart, giving points to AT&T its ability to let chatters "talk and surf at the same time" and having "access to over 100,000 apps," while Verizon only got credit for "name that starts with the letter 'V'." But while these latest Apple spots are certainly more polished than the Wilson ad (which, as I wrote last week, was at least a better idea on AT&T's part than its misguided lawsuit was), they still pale compared to Verizon's devastating "Map for that" ads, which feature twin U.S. 3G coverage maps: one practically bathed in red for Verizon, the other patchy blue for AT&T. And besides, while it's nice to be able to make calls and surf at the same time, it's not much use if your calls keep getting dropped.

Wal-Mart Black Friday deals hit the web

Some of the consumer electronics highlights include:

> A 15.6-inch eMachines laptop with 2GB RAM, 160GB hard drive, AMD CPU, and Windows 7 for $198 -- a new low for notebook prices.

> A 42-inch Emerson 720p plasma TV for $448. A 50-inch Sanyo plasma will run you $598.

> A 46-inch Sony 1080p LCD TV for $798.

> Nintendo DS Lites for $98.

> Rock Band Special Edition (with all the instruments) for just $50.

> PlayStation 3 Slim with two games and a Blu-ray disc for $299.

> A 320GB Western Digital external hard drive for $49.

> A 10.1-megapixel Sony Cyber-shot camera with 3x optical zoom for $79. Or get a 12-megapixel Kodak for just $69.

> TomTom GPS units as cheap as $59.

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Christopher Null: The Working Guy * Blog * Bio * Email add to My Yahoo! rss Email Alerts Best Buy Black Friday deals leaked

You already know about the $250 Acer Laptop that Best Buy is offering. Now the mammoth retailers additional Black Friday post-Thanksgiving discounts have been leaked online, with some pretty amazing deals to be had for the savvy tech bargain hunter.

According to copies of its circular ads now available, here's some of what you can expect come next Friday:

> A 50-inch Samsung plasma TV for $898.

> A 42-inch Samsung LCD TV for $548.

> A 15.5-inch Sony laptop With Windows 7, a Pentium CPU, 4GB of RAM, and 300GB hard drive for $400. Add an internal Blu-ray drive for another 80 bucks.

> An external 500GB Western Digital hard drive for $80.

> Canon's high-end T1i DSLR camera with lens for $700.

> Huge discounts on GPS units, as little as $90 for a Magellan SE 4.

> Samsung Instinct, Sony Ericsson W518a, Motorola Rival, LG Chocolate Touch, and BlackBerry Curve 8330 cell phones are all free with two years of service.

> Sony PS3 Slim with two games for $300.

> DVD movies will be available for as little as $4 each, with Blu-ray discs for $8 and up. A Sony Blu-ray player will hit $150, inching closer to that magic $99 price point.

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Wireless "power mat" charging options on the rise

Powermat was perhaps the first company to enter this space, and it's still going strong with a sleek charging pad and fairly good device support. Like all such mat-based charging systems, you can't just take any electronic device and drop it on the pad to get it charging. You have to add a sleeve or adapter of some sort to your phone or other device in order for it to be able to work with the plug-less charging system. Users generally leave this sleeve affixed permanently to their phones. In the case of the Powermat sleeve, it adds a bit of bulk to the handset, with a small square piece jutting out the back of the phone. Powermat is not alone: Duracell's new myGrid offers much the same type of charging solution, again with a sleeve setup that lets the base unit interface with the handset directly. A single mat can charge four products at once. There are even specialized charging systems available for specific devices, like Energizer's mat designed to wirelessly charge your Nintendo Wii controllers.

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The Beatles finally go digital—on a USB stick, that is

you can snap up official digital copies of the remastered Beatles catalog ... but only on a USB stick that sits in a big, green apple. the official Beatles store is offering a limited edition "Beatles Stereo USB," a 16GB USB stick that doubles as a removable stem in a big, green apple stamped with a "Beatles" logo. Set to go on sale Dec. 8 in the States, the USB stick will contain all 14 of the Beatles' newly remastered stereo albums, from "Please Please Me" to "Let it Be" and "Past Masters," along with the 13 "mini-documentaries" and digital versions of the original art, photos, and liner notes included in the CD box set.

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