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First impressions of Apple’s Safari 4 beta web browser.

Dell has announced its 12.1-inch (1,280 x 800 pixel) Latitude XT2, the industry’s first tablet PC with multi-touch technology. Here’s a look at the device, which starts at $2,399 in the U.S.

Michael D Jensen of Inblosam LLC released Analytics App, a $5.99 app that provides Google Analytics’ exhaustive feature set for your iPhone. Here’s a look.

Palm debuts its new WebOS and Pre smartphone (on Sprint) at CES 2009. Here are pictures from the front row of their press conference at The Venetian Hotel in Las Vegas.

A series of Apple patent filings reveal Apple’s new possible multi-dimensional interface for Mac OS X that could make better use of screen real estate by increasing the number of virtual surfaces capable of housing application and interface elements. The most extensive of the filings, titled “Multi-Dimensional Desktop,” was submitted to the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office back in June of last year. The interface enhancements could be candidates for inclusion in future versions of Mac OS X.

From the Blickensderfer Portable Typewriter to the Apple Tablet Prototype and every Dyson G-Force Vacuum and Polaroid Land Camera in between, the temporary Gizmodo gallery installation at Reed Annex in New York was the place to see vintage gadget milestones alongside the newest technology of today.

Exclusive images from the official press preview for CES 2009 in New York City.

ZDNet editor Andrew Nusca attends Pepcom’s 2008 Digital Experience! event in New York City.

Father’s Day is coming up, and for sons everywhere, that means a little indulgence in Dad’s favorite activities. Here at ZDNet, that means gadgets, so here are five items Dad needs in his gizmo toybox.