Worst cell phones of 2010

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	Worst cell phones of 2010 There was a lot to like in cell phones this year, but we also found quite a few duds. CNET takes a look back at the handsets that bombed. Energy secretary tours solar disrupter While in the Boston area, Steven Chu gets a tour of the labs of 1366 Technologies, a solar start-up aiming to make solar power lower than the price of coal. SOFIA airborne telescope aims high The joint program between NASA and Germany's aerospace agency makes the first flight of its astronomical study missions, with a telescope tucked in the tail of a 747. 'Fail Whale' artist stars in first North American exhibition Road Trip at Home: Yiying Lu, who made the iconic Twitter image, has a show to help launch her 'art for everywhere' startup, Walls360. Best cell phones of 2010 CNET takes a look back at the best cell phones we reviewed this year. The top 10 best games of 2010 (screenshots) For a gaming year that started out with a bang, 2010 has stumbled to the finish line. Here are our top 10 best games of 2010. Where Stanford reinvents the wheel Rafe Needleman peers into the future of cars during a tour of Stanford University's VAIL automotive research facility. Meet Stanley the self-driving SUV and the Pikes Peak Audi. Top-rated reviews of the week Here are a few of CNET Reviews' favorite items from the past week, including the Bose AE2 headphones, Motorola Droid Pro, and Nintendo Wii Hardware Bundle. Green-tech taxpayer Thanksgiving Large recipients of DOE American Recovery and Reinvestment Act funds may want to be thankful this year to U.S. taxpayers. Top tech turkeys of 2010 We offer our unscientific list of the biggest mistakes and bad ideas of the last year, from the Kin to Mark Hurd to several flaps involving the iPhone. Other CNET resources  CNET.com  Latest CNET reviews  CNET Downloads  CNET News  CNET TV  Crave M A R K E T P L A C E Ads By Marchex
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