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In years of economic downturn, there are still a handful of sectors that manage to remain profitable, and the health and fitness industry is one of them. Mobile apps are also enjoying quite a bit of popularity at the moment, thanks in part to the fact that so many of them are affordable. Combine the two . . . → Read More: Get in shape with MyFitnessPal

Hopping onto several instant-messaging networks at once is often best done with the help of IM software, but in recent years Web-based chat tools have gotten to the point where software is not as much of a necessity. Shape Services, the maker of several mobile software applications, has put together just such a tool called IM+ . . . → Read More: IM+ comes to the browser: Is it a Meebo killer?

Puppet War:FPS is kind of like Duke Nukem meets "The Muppet Show." The results ain't pretty.

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Admit it: Ernie was always lovable enough, but Bert? That guy had it coming.

In Puppet War:FPS, you’re the janitor for a “Muppets”-style TV show. One day, for reasons unknown, the cute little critters run amok, apparently hell-bent on world domination. And . . . → Read More: Mow down crazed puppets in Puppet War:FPS

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TweetDeck for Android is finally here. You can download and preview the new Beta by signing up on its Web site, and TweetDeck will e-mail you instructions on how to install it, according to an announcement TweetDeck made on Thursday. As TweetDeck mentions in its announcement, the application is still a work in progress; . . . → Read More: TweetDeck for Android beta preview doesn’t dazzle

As of Tuesday, Microsoft’s Windows Live Messenger users will now be able to send instant messages to Facebook friends who are logged into the social-networking service.

Microsoft is the first of the major instant-messaging services to connect directly to Facebook Chat. It’s part of an effort by the folks in Redmond to evolve Messenger from purely an . . . → Read More: Microsoft’s Messenger gets chatty with Facebook

Hopping onto several instant-messaging networks at once is often best done with the help of IM software, but in recent years Web-based chat tools have gotten to the point where software is not as much of a necessity. Shape Services, the maker of several mobile software applications, has put together just such a tool called IM+ . . . → Read More: IM+ comes to the browser: Is it a Meebo killer?

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Screenshot by CNET)

TweetDeck for Android is finally here. You can download and preview the new Beta by signing up on its Web site, and TweetDeck will e-mail you instructions on how to install it, according to an announcement TweetDeck made on Thursday. As TweetDeck mentions in its announcement, the application is still a work in progress; . . . → Read More: TweetDeck for Android beta preview doesn’t dazzle