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Google Dashboard brings all your Google app data under one roof, PS3 Netflix discs arrive Friday, T-Mobile HSPA 7.2 service rolling out now

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Computing, Mobile, Gaming, Home A/V | by Samuel Axon | Thu Nov 5, 2009 5:30PM | 0 comments

Google just launched a new site called Google Dashboard. It puts all the basic information about your usage of various Google apps like Gmail and Docs in one place, and you can jump from there into any app.

Netflix sent out e-mails today announcing that the discs required for playing Watch Instantly movies on the PlayStation 3 will begin arriving at the doorsteps of the customers who requested them.

T-Mobile has started rolling out its HSPA 7.2 Mbps 3G cellular data network. It's twice as fast as the previous infrastructure. Only some areas have gotten the upgrade so far, but Android and Me reports that New Jersey, Chicago, Minnesota, Virginia, Arizon, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Washington, Michigan, and New York are among them.

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