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hey there glad you made it I'm rich demuro with cnet TV in New York City and this is the Q Week in Review we're taking a look at what made tech news for the fourth week of april two thousand seven but first let's start you off with a little eye candy 100 pictures taken on a cell phone camera making their debut at a gallery in Los Angeles Patrice elmi took the pictures using only pure glowing color from early morning sunlight or Twilight's views from a Cell runs through mid-may wow that is so much better than I've ever been able to do with my measly megapixel well you won't even find a camera on the new blackberry rim announced this week but business travelers will be happy roaming overseas has long been a problem for Verizon and Sprint customers since their phones use cdma technology which is primarily used in north america while gsm is favored in much of the world the new blackberry 8830 world edition combines the two so customers no longer have to rent a phone or go without service overseas installing that killer home theater system with speakers everywhere makes the movie experience awesome cut wires not so much now one company has a solution just paint over them flat wire substitute for your regular cables but hiding them is easy stick them to the wall cover with concealer sand the edges and paint you can even cover them with wallpaper the paper thin wires work with lights audio video voice and data the secret is in the paper thin copper conductors major web portals this week announcing big plans to help bring democracy online yahoo the huffington post and slate will host to online only presidential debates during the 2008 campaign viewers will get to ask questions in real time and even vote on which candidate is giving the best performance candidates can participate in the webcast from wherever they want meanwhile myspace and producer Mark Burnett teaming up to produce a TV show search for an independent presidential candidate the winner will get a million bucks they have to spend in a political way well here's a guy who could be a shoo-in he's already got the video and now he has the fame all this for posting his phone number on YouTube unemployed 20 year old ryan fitzgerald from southbridge decided to put his digits online not for dating but for talking his video inviting the world to call him rang up a storm not only running up tons of minutes but getting him face time on major TV shows and in newspapers everywhere sorry got thousands of views on YouTube but I want to see a cell phone bill that should be his next video remember cnet TV is your source for tons of tech videos and where you can catch the queue all week long I'm rich demuro New York City don't say I didn't tell you so for more video like this go to cnet com and click on cnet TV