Automakers don't want people to feel like driving electric means radical changes. CNET News reporter Martin LaMonica talks about what they're doing to make the transition easier for consumers. That, plus Sprint continues to bleed customers, Nintendo unveils a supersized version of the DSi, and much more.
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Today's stories:
Sprint losses and customer defections continue
Motorola sees small third-quarter profit
Amazon lets shoppers pay with a phrase
DSi LL: Nintendo supersizes its gaming handheld
Kaspersky tool detects malware in Twitter links
Microsoft puts its 'signature' on PCs
Plug-in electric cars: New technology, familiar feel
Winking robot nav head knows where you're going
Send your questions for Google CEO Eric Schmidt
Mouse costs more than a laptop (almost $1,200)
Facebook wants to show it's a force for good amid scandals: The social network updates its tools for blood donations, nonprofits and mentorships.
Everything you need to know about the Qualcomm-FTC lawsuit: The antitrust case could decide how smartphones get made in the future -- and what they cost.
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