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Molly Wood unboxes her iPhone 5, Jeff Cannata tortures the Nokia Lumia 900, Sharon Vaknin breaks out the tools to install a cooling fan in a media cabinet, and Molly checks out a potential game changing product called The Leap.
This week on Always On, we dig into the international Note 2, find out whether the ThinkPad X1 Carbon Ultra is as rugged as it claims, and check out cars that stop themselves and give massages on command.
Is the Note 2 tougher than the Galaxy S3? Plus, new Motorola Razrs get unboxed, Sharon Vaknin creates a flexible phone stand, and Molly takes a trip on the fastest boat in the world.
Molly Wood makes a trek to a Microsoft pop-up store to purchase the new Surface tablet. Also in this episode, news on the new iPad Mini, and Jeff Cannata puts the rugged Pentax Optio WG-2 camera through the most strenuous torture test yet.
It's an unboxing extravaganza: Molly Wood unwraps the new Google Nexus devices, Microsoft's hottest smartphones, plus Jeff Cannata tortures -- and we mean tortures -- the Microsoft Surface tablet by riding it like a skateboard.
This week it's an Apple unboxing party. Molly Wood opens up the 13-inch MacBook Pro, Mac Mini, iPod Touch, and more. Plus, we enlist some little kids to cause destruction to the new iPod Touch.
This week, Molly Wood has more unboxings for the holidays! The Wii U, Amazon 8.9 tablet, the Nook HD, and the LG Optimus G. Plus, she checks out a futuristic glove that can help you get in shape.
Molly Wood unboxes two brand-new wearable fitness tech gadgets to help you decide which one might make your holiday lists. Plus, she takes to the track in the Shelby GT500, and checks out the future of space travel with SpaceX.
Bonjour, Always On fans! Molly Wood visits the city of light where the future of technology is being discussed at Le Web 2012. Plus, torture tests are back! Molly takes Apple's iPad Mini along the Champs-Elysees for a Paris-inspired test.
Molly Wood and Brian Tong torture test the iPad in liquid nitrogen and drop a ton of gadgets from a 9-foot-tall ladder in our epic CES torture test. Plus, a look at gigantic TVs and the future of wearable fitness tech.
