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Google turns up the heat! Apple's rival has them in their crosshairs. There's more evidence for a next-gen Nano with a camera. And, what do you think about an iPad 3D?

HP WiFi Mobile Mouse Thanks to its unique, reliable WiFi-based connection methodology, the HP WiFi Mobile Mouse is easy to recommend to mobile Windows 7 PC users that need more available USB ports.

Pioneer VSX-1021-K Pioneer's VSX-1012-K is an excellent AV receiver with built-in AirPlay and top-notch sound quality, but Denon's AVR-1912 is just a little better.

Best of Buzz Out Loud Introducing the BOL digest! The biggest stories of the week from Google to Facebook smears, plus our favorite funny bits.

Good week for Google, Galaxy This week on the CNET Tech Review: Google releases new OS(es), music service, and more; new Galaxy Tab and Chromebook reviewed; Samsung's Galaxy S II is our Editors' Choice; and the HP Veer 4G is not.

Ep. 820: Where we stop using cliches for show titles It's Friday the 13th, but nothing is creepier than this morning's news about Ashton Kutcher replacing Charlie Sheen on Two and a Half Men. On today's episode of The 404 Podcast, we're talking about the list of other potential castings for the slot, the Library of Congress launching a National Jukebox, a pricey out of court settlement from Limewire, and a user-submitted picture of Natali Morris that's too wrong not to show.

Ep. 48: Google united, Google divided: the I/O show Google gets serious about putting an end to fragmentation at its 2011 I/O conference with the official announcement of the next generation of Android: Ice Cream Sandwich. At the same time, the tech giant adds another layer of complexity to its big picture with another big push behind Chrome OS with the announcement of a series of Chromebook devices. Will Android and Chrome OS end up going head to head or can we all just get along? We try to find the answer to that question, plus get hands on with Google's new movie rental and cloud music storage services, on this week's episode of Android Atlas Weekly with Antuan Goodwin and guest hosts Jessica Dolcourt and JT Tabencki.

Google in everything: laptops, music, and lightbulbs This week in Buzz, Google I/O has an announcement for you and for you and for you ... and Oprah-style giveaways to boot. Plus Facebook app leaks and talking dogs.

2011 Hyundai Equus Ultimate This car makes us combine the words "60 grand" and "Hyundai" in the same sentence.

CNET Roadside Assistance 012: LoJack your car. In this week's episode, we answer your questions on car alarms, bluetooth audio streaming, and what is synthetic oil.

Car Tech Live 215: CNET drives the Hyundai Equus Stranded on the road? There's an app for that. Google will tell future Ford cars how to drive. Will you buy your next car at Best Buy? And we drive the Hyundai Equus, well actually, we get driven in it.

Sharp Aquos Quattron LC-LE830U Although it's blessed with a solid feature set, the picture quality of Sharp LC-LE830U series falls short of most LED-based LCD TVs we've tested.

Ep. 1468: Bad Facebook! No biscuit for you! Facebook gets busted for actually hiring a PR agency to try to plant anti-Google stories in the press. Wow. What are you guys, like 14? Oh, wait. Kind of, yeah. In other rant bait, an FCC commissioner who blocked any conditions regulating the NBC/Comcast merger got a lobbying gig at Comcast! How ... sleazy. Plus, the sad story of the other Mark Zuckerberg, and I finally finish my Keynote presentation about my spring break to Alaska. --Molly

Ep. 819: Where everybody knows your name We had a quick olfactory disaster this morning, but we cleared the air and can get on with our regularly scheduled programming. There's more Google news following yesterday's I/O developers conference, and this time the search giant introduces Chromebooks and several new apps to its Chrome Web store.