Add Sprint Nextel (S) to the list of carriers that say they will support Google's (GOOG) Nexus One cellphone. Assuming Verizon gets involved, as planned, all four major U.S. carriers will support the Nexus One.

Sprint says it won't sell the phone in its stores or on its Web site -- you'll still have to buy it from Google's online phone store. This will continue to keep sales limited to early adopter-types who are aware of the phone and who don't care about trying it out before they buy it.

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Could the day where my Nokia handset can be juiced up via my friend's Samsung charger draw near? Perhaps, as the International Telecommunication Union recently gave their nod of approval for a cellphone charger manufactured by South Korean companies. This integrated I/O connection for universal power adapters is capable of working on just about any input voltage, so it will be interesting to see when it will hit the global market as a result.

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Cernium-developed Archerfish Solo is actually a compact, wireless, IP video camera that was specially designed for homes and small business, boasting the brains to look out for stuff that matters to you. It is smart enough to differentiate between events that matter to you, including your merry bunch of kids arriving home from school safely, as well as identifying potential break-ins, where all these will be sent to your cellphone or email account. Best of all is, the Archerfish Solo is cloud-based and hence doesn’t need a PC connection since it can be managed entirely through a Web portal. Tech Cult – We cover the latest tech news, but always with a funny twist.
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