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February 22, 2013 CNET Daily News
Is Republic's $19 cell phone service too good to be true? Republic Wireless's $19 wireless service is a steal. But is it too good to be true? In this edition of Ask Maggie, CNET's Marguerite Reardon highlights why you get what you pay for with this service. Read more | Share:  Mobile World Congress: The year's best smartphone party The annual event in Barcelona, Spain, will produce some of 2013's most exciting smartphone news. Join CNET as we cover the show inside and out. Read more | Share:  Statistics wizard Nate Silver gives his Oscar predictions Silver calculates that "Argo" is a lock to take home the best-picture Oscar, and Steven Spielberg will top Ang Lee for best director. Read more | Share:  Apple releases iOS 6.1.3 beta with passcode bug fix in tow Available for developers, the new beta is designed to resolve a flaw that allows someone to bypass the lock screen. Read more | Share:  Google Glass patent application gets really technical The Web giant details everything from the bridge to the display of its high-tech spectacles, saying advancements in wearable displays have really been needed. Read more | Share:  PS4 and the Vita: The multiscreen dream...again Will Sony's handheld PlayStation Vita and PlayStation 4 work together to do things you've only dreamed of? Well, hopefully. Read more | Share:  Google's Chromebook Pixel elevates Chrome OS ambitions The browser-based Chrome OS now has a high-end home: a refined $1,299 laptop with a high-resolution touch screen. It paves the way for Chrome OS tablets, too. Read more | Share:  01 Jimmy Fallon goes hands-on with PS4 -- with console out of sight 02 Google Chrome 25 adds voice recognition support 03 Understanding Unicorn: A dive into Facebook's Graph Search 04 U.S. attorney: Criticism of Aaron Swartz prosecution is 'unfair' 05 Egypt accused of crowdsourcing censorship The Google Glass patent (pictures) Fashion, function, and the future of frames. The Google Glass patent application reveals details for the high-tech spectacles. Read more | Share:  How we test and rate cell phones Sit tight as we explain how CNET puts phones through their paces and make evaluations on what's good -- and not.

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