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AT&T will begin instituting new data plan pricing this weekend. 

AT&T announced Wednesday afternoon that the company would be adjusting its data plan pricing for smart devices, essentially hiking the rates while also upping the monthly data limit. Existing customers can stick with their current plans, but new customers will have to choose from one of the three plans outlined below (tablet plans remain separate)

For those looking for a good deal on smartphones like the Nokia Lumia 710, now's a great time to buy. 

The holidays are over, and the slew of smartphone debuts at the Consumer Electronics Show have come and gone. It’s now safe for retailers and carriers to start dropping prices on 2011 and early 2012 smartphone inventory, and that’s great news for those looking for a good deal.

The Motorola Xoom tablet will be the first to receive the Ice Cream Sandwich update. 

Motorola Xoom owners will be some of the first to receive Android version 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) on tablets, kicking off wider distribution of the highly upgraded version of the platform.

$50, and runs off a single AA cell. The Spare One is perfect for emergencies

The Spare One is just that — a spare cellphone that runs on a single AA cell and does nothing more than make calls. If left switched off, it can last for up to 15 years (or the time before the battery inside decides to burst and spread its toxic innards everywhere).

Give new life to your aging iOS devices with Whited00r

Still using a first-gen iPod Touch or a second-generation iPhone? Sick of all the multi-tasking, home-screen folders and faster performance of all those iOS versions you can’t run on your (frankly embarrassing) old hardware?

Then you might like to give Whited00r 5.1 a try.

Engineers plus coffee equals cheap, good espresso machines

Man, do nerds love their coffee. How else do you explain that a robot-controlled espresso machine blew through its Kickstarter target by a crazy 16X? Coffee-loving engineers Gleb Polyakov and Igor Zamlinsky wanted a mere $20,000 for their project, and with just hours to go until the deadline, they have almost a third of a million dollars in pledges.

In the future, you will be able to drunkenly drop your phone in the toilet with impunity

All phones should be waterproof. Nothing kills a gadget dead faster than a dunk in the toilet or a splash of beer. Cracked, broken displays are annoying, and missing switches impair functionality, but there is usually no coming back from an impromptu swim.

Now Mac users can annoy friends and neighbors with a super-loud DAS Keyboard

Few product tag-lines are as descriptive as that of the DAS Keyboard Model S Professional for Mac, which reads “gold-plated clicky mechanical switches.”

This cute little robotic egg will shoot a 360˚ panorama, instantly

There are now plenty of ways to shoot panoramas with your iPhone, from add-on donut-shaped lenses to a whole home-screen’s worth of app that will stitch and twist your images into a patchwork poster. But what if, like me, you don’t own an iPhone? The answer, in 360˚ pano terms at least, is the Tamaggo 360-Imager.

LAS VEGAS — Samsung is knee-deep in all sorts of segments, from mobile devices to home appliances to televisions, to name a few. It’s wading further into the consumer electronics pool with the next wave of connected TVs.

LAS VEGAS — Lenovo has announced its latest play in the ultrabook space: the IdeaPad Yoga, a thin, full-featured notebook with a funky hinge that lets you fold the screen all they way around, turning the device into a tablet.

Lenovo says the Yoga will be available during the second half of 2012 with a starting price of $1,200.

From left to right: Samsung Galaxy Note, Samsung Exhilarate, HTC Titan II and Sony Xperia ion.

LAS VEGAS — You knew it was coming. A huge wave of new smartphones, crushing last year’s measly models with their impressive display, processor and camera specs.

The Freedom is an induction cooktop that acts like a solid-top range

The Lady’s mother loves her ceramic hob. Not because it is easy or quick to use (it isn’t) but because it is easy to clean. An induction hob solves the speed and responsiveness issues, and remains cleanup-friendly, but doesn’t it seem that, when you are trying to cram more than a couple of pots on there together, all the extra flat space of the cooktop is being wasted?

Hey, are you the ones who want to enjoy playing poker on your smart phone? Here’s a quick update how the current situation is for that market. This website actually has a lot of other cool stuff about poker, and online poker in particular. Enjoy!