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The Daily Engadget: Google Debuts Navigation App, Peek Takes on Twitter

by Tim Stevens on October 28, 2009 at 10:04 AM

Our friends over at Engadget obsessively cover everything new in gadgets and consumer electronics, which is why we compile this daily roundup of their top stuff (or, at least, what we think is tops). For more details on any of these stories, click on the Engadget links in each story below.

Google Debuts a Mobile Navigation App for Android 2.0
Google's Android mobile operating system just keeps getting better and better. And, with the addition of a (just-announced) free Google Maps navigation app, it could soon become the best.

Peep Your Tweets With TwitterPeek
The intuitive, stripped-down, affordable Peek has appealed to those roving folks who want nothing more than to check their e-mail while on the go, without having to hunt down Wi-Fi. The company now looks to be releasing a new version: one devoted to those who are chronically addicted to Twitter.

'DJ Hero' Now Shipping
If you're tired of those silly guitar games where you just pretend to play other peoples' music, then pick up 'DJ Hero,' available today. That way, you can pretend to pretend to play other peoples' music.

Google Wave to Have Own App Store
Google Wave is conceptually cool, but also a bit mystifying (if not useless). Word now has it that Google is planning to sell Wave-specific applications, which just makes things even more mysterious.

Breathing-Chair Is a Futuristic Beanbag
Beanbag chairs are comfy, but can pose a slight problem when trying to climb up and out of them. This "breathing chair" looks to offer all of the comfort, but adds a bit of proper posture.

Titanium Mouse Is $1,200
There's really not much more to say: This computer mouse costs $1,200.

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