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Today's Top Picks   RIM's BlackBerry PlayBook recall shows that things can always get worse RIM confirmed earlier today that a batch of 1,000 or so 16GB PlayBooks were shipped with faulty build of the PlayBook OS. READ FULL STORY Recommended Remote support for PCs, Macs and Smartphones You need the ability to support users on today's most popular platforms -- including iPhones and iPads. LogMeIn Rescue can help. Test drive LogMeIn Rescue for free and start providing complete on-demand remote support to customers and colleagues. Lian Li lets you build a PC that looks like a snail with its new PC-U6 Cowry computer case From the company that let you build a computer into something that looks like a mechanical spider, here's a new PC case that puts the mollusk into modding. READ FULL STORY Elgato HDHomeRun dual-tuner device lets you watch HDTV on computers across your home network TV tuner cards have always been a niche offering for people who want to watch shows on their computers, but Elgato is looking to take things up a notch with its new HDHomeRun device. READ FULL STORY Sony's "Welcome Back Package" for PlayStation Network outage is worth barely over $100 Will dangling a couple of out-of-date free games, free movies and online services be enough to win back customers who are beyond fed up with Sony? READ FULL STORY First Impressions: Lenovo ThinkPad X1, available starting May 17 The much anticipated ultra-portable 13.4" Lenovo ThinkPad X1 mixes business with pleasure. Here is my first impression of this laptop. READ FULL STORY Microsoft's "Mango" Win 7 phone geared for Enterprise users The "Mango" update includes support for hidden corporate Wi-Fi networks to please your IT department, and pinnable email folder shortcuts to help your staff be more productive. READ FULL STORY Lenovo's sleek ThinkPad X1 arrives this week Lenovo is expected to announce the latest addition to its popular X Series ultraportables this week, but we already know many of the details of the ThinkPad X1 thanks to a steady series of leaks. READ FULL STORY AT&T readies security service to counter the mobile virus threat According to AT&T enterprise head John Stankey, the company is planning its own security service to protect its customers against mobile viruses. READ FULL STORY Japanese government halts PSN relaunch in Japan. Should we be worried? The PlayStation Network is now back online worldwide -- except in Japan. Find out why the Japanese government has yet to green light the relaunch in the country. READ FULL STORY Verizon names next batch of 4G LTE cities The South is well-represented in the list of American cities that will soon be 4G-equipped. READ FULL STORY Could this be the iPhone 5? Are you ready for the next-gen iPhone? READ FULL STORY More Windows Phone Mango news; Facebook Chat, WiFi hotspot, Office 365 Microsoft will be showing more details and features of the next Windows Phone update on 24 May, but leaks of some of these continue to appear online. READ FULL STORY	Latest Reviews   Seagate GoFlex Satellite Despite a few minor shortcomings, the GoFlex Satellite makes an excellent direct-attach external storage solution for anyone and a must-have for those who frequently travel with Apple's iPad.   LG Thrive (AT&T) The LG Thrive is a decent entry-level Android smartphone for the prepaid crowd, but its limited data plan encourages us to look elsewhere.   Casio Tryx An interesting little snapshooter in both design and features, the Casio Tryx pops out satisfying photos and movies for straight-to-Web sharing.   Lenovo ThinkPad X1 The Lenovo ThinkPad X1 is the thinnest ThinkPad ever made, and it's a slim, cleanly designed 13-incher worth a look for business travelers--but it's not as thin as a MacBook Air, and its battery life isn't as good, either.   Samsung Central Station SyncMaster C23A750X Despite some bugs, the Samsung SyncMaster C23A750X succeeds as both a monitor and a wireless docking station. 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