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Shop with your phone, not your wallet
This holiday shopping season, you may start to notice more and more retail stores that feature Google Wallet readers and other high-tech scanning devices at the cash registers. It's a new way to pay for your purchases using your smartphone, eliminating the need to whip out your wallet. CNET's Kara Tsuboi reports.
Savor the sophisticated taste of Editors' Choice
This week on the CNET Tech Review, Gateway and Logitech earn Editors' Choice Awards; Frash puts Flash on your iPad; Prizmo scans text into your iPhone; and don't bother learning how to pronounce Eton Soulra.
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The AVADirect shopping experience can be daunting, but for the tech-savvy buyer willing to navigate the many options available for this system, you'll find that AVADirect's Custom Gaming PC is competently built, with options for blazing fast overclocking, all at an attractive price.
Samsung Contour SCH-R250 - red (MetroPCS)
If you're shopping for a very basic cell phone, you'll find the Samsung Contour comfortable and user-friendly.
Ep. 872: Where we hold hands and jump
CNET Labs Editor Joseph Kaminksi is filling in for Jeff today, who's on staycation all week in New Jersey. As usual, Joseph aka OZONE brings us a handful of stories from the tech world to discuss, including a study showing Internet Explorer users have a lower IQ, a CPR site that lets you touch chests with no legal repercussions, and a Web app that calculates exactly how much time you'll spend in jail for your crime!
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Tomorrow's vending machines may scan your face
Will you try on outfits with a Kinect or let a vending machine scan your face? At the 2012 National Retail Federation Convention and Expo in New York, Bridget Carey takes a look at how technology will change the way you shop.
