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Tech without borders
Silicon Valley is still the capital of high technology, but tech innovation now can be found in just about every region on the planet. Here's an informal overview of what's happening where. The world's tech hot spots.
Inside this online guide:
- Global tech hot spots
- Vietnam a crouching tech tiger
- CNET guide to unlocked phones
- Photos: Cars you won't see in the U.S.
- Photos: Best non-U.S. tech
Tokyo tech city
Watch videoBest non-U.S. tech
View slide showCars you won't see in the U.S.
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- Free online course: Using a cell phone overseas
- CNET quick guide to world phones
- Roundup: Top Asian phones
- Find coverage for your phone abroad
- Download: Trip Boss all-in-one travel manager
- iPhone apps: iTravel | iViewr
- Editors' tips on using your cell phone when abroad
- Traveling Down Under with the iPhone
- Best PDAs for travel, from the CNET community
Previously in Living With Technology
OctoberCooking up a high-tech kitchen
Though not yet the Jetsons' tech, kitchen gadgets have leaped beyond the old blenders and Veg-O-Matics. Today's electronics offer chefs an extra hand at the stove as well as a little entertainment. To cook up a high-tech kitchen of your own, see features, slide shows, and video on smokin' hot kitchen tech.
SeptemberSports tech
Need a competitive edge? Here's the gear for you. Make your workouts more enjoyable, see the tech pros use to get a leg up on the competition, and get the perfect HDTV for the big game. CNET brings you videos, feature stories, and photos of the sports-savviest tech. Read more
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