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- Telus CEO says merged Telus-BCE could keep wireless
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- From banks to crime, mobile revolution hits Africa
- CORRECTED: Take-Two delays plans to distribute "Manhunt 2"
- Take-Two delays plans to distribute "Manhunt 2"
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- From banks to crime, mobile revolution hits Africa
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- Lawyer Asks RIAA To Investigate Bush Twins
- PluggedIn: Online video recorders stoke new piracy concerns
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- WoW Database Site Sells For $1 Million
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- First Quantum Computing Gate on a Chip
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- Nintendo outstrips Sony in market value
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- Plaxo turns address books into Web social networks
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- Babylon 5 - The Lost Tales Trailer Posted
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- Nintendo briefly outstrips Sony in market value
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- American Class Divisions Through Facebook and MySpace
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- Blade Runner at 25, Why the F/X Still Matter
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- Computers read news, and trade on it quickly
- The Mechanized Future
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- Time Inc. uses Quigo for online text ads
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- Google seeks to extend Microsoft antitrust decree
- Some waiting on iPhone improvements before buying
- Some waiting on iPhone improvements before buying
- Apple now third-largest U.S. music retailer
- Intelligent Design Ruled "Not Science"
- Citizen Journalism Combating Chinese Censorship
- Apple now third-largest US music retailer
- The British Steam Car Challenge
- Presence Systems Number One On Federal Wish List
- Some waiting on iPhone improvements before buying
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- Google Calls For More Limits On Microsoft
- Is the CD Becoming Obsolete?
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- AOL takes page from blogs, relaunches news
- Space Elevator Rebuttal From LiftPort Founder
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- Time Inc. uses Quigo for online text ads
- Giant Penguins Once Roamed Peru
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- Apple ups Balda orders for iPhone screens: paper
- Fresh Security Breaches At Los Alamos
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- Vista Games Cracked to Run on XP
- Microsoft's Virtualization Stance Eying Apple?
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- Dell adds new notebook PCs to boost consumer sales
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- Apple gives cost of iPhone service, first fans show up
- U.S. judge tells Google to work through Justice Department
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- Wikipedia Gets State Funding in Germany
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- CORRECTED: U.S. judge tells Google to work through Justice
- Legend of the Syndicate
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- U.S. judge tells Google to work through Justice
- U.S. judge tells Google to work through Justice
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- Day of Silence On the Internet
- Wireless Networks Causing Headaches For Businesses
- U.S. judge tells Google to work through Justice
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- Apple gives cost of iPhone service, first fans show up
- US Expands Airport Biometric Data Collection
- Apple gives cost of iPhone service, first fans show up
- NY Legislature Rejects "Microsoft Amendment"
- Google Setting Up a Presence In Kenya
- University of Washington Will Aid RIAA
- WSJ's Mossberg praises "breakthrough" iPhone
- Walt Mossberg Reviews the iPhone
- Flaws In Intel Processors Quietly Patched
- T-Mobile USA launches home Wi-Fi calling service
- Microsoft rolls out Web storage, new photo gallery
- WSJ's Mossberg praises "breakthrough" iPhone
- Microsoft Security Makes "Worst Jobs" List
- Brightpoint sees Nokia mkt share growing: report
- Horror guru Barker unveils "Jericho" video game
- Sprint Nextel revamps ads to focus on speed, data
- CIA Declassifies the "Family Jewels"
- WSJ's Mossberg praises "breakthrough" iPhone
- Global mobile phone use to pass record 3 billion
- Hans Reiser Interview from Prison
- 6 Months On, Vista Security Still Besting Linux
- Global mobile phone use to pass record 3 billion
- Privatunes Anonymizes iTunes Plus
- Internal Microsoft Email about Life at Google
- Slashdot: Podcasts, IM, Improved Discussions
- Global mobile phone use to hit record 3.25 billion
- Global mobile phone use to hit record 3.25 billion
- Linux Computer in USB Key Form-Factor
- Will Linux Win the Next Presidential Election?
- Doctors want more study on overuse of video games
- First Royal Mummy Found Since Tut is Identified
- The Art and Science of CSS
- Doctors want more study on overuse of video games
- Microsoft rolls out Web storage, new photo gallery
- Vodafone iPhone deal hinges partly on subsidies: report
- WSJ's Mossberg praises "breakthrough" iPhone
- Doctors want more study on overuse of video games
- Boeing's New 787 Wings — Amazingly Flexible
- Vodafone iPhone deal hinges partly on subsidies: report
- Apple's iPhone faces tougher rivals than iPod
- Autism Reversed in Mice at MIT Lab
- Global mobile phone use to hit record 3.25 billion
- Sun Super Computer May Hit 2 Petaflops
- Doctors want more study on overuse of video games
- YouTube visits larger than rivals combined: survey
- Apple's iPhone faces tougher rivals than iPod
- Microsoft to Offer Free Online Storage
- GPL 3 Launch Date Announced
- All Things iPhone
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- Vodafone iPhone deal hinges partly on subsidies: report
- Red Hat CEO says he talked patents with Microsoft
- Giant Microwave Turns Plastic Back to Oil
- Vodafone iPhone deal hinges partly on subsidies: report
- YouTube visits larger than rivals combined: survey
- Mochila lands photo deal with Getty, Zuma, Jupiter
- Mochila lands photo deal with Getty, Zuma, Jupiter
- Red Hat CEO says he talked patents with Microsoft
- IPhone accessory market set for slow start
- Nokia sees new rivals emerging in China: paper
- Microsoft Pays Bloggers to Tout MS Slogan
- IPhone accessory market set for slow start
- Japanese gadget can predict tremors before they hit
- Japan toy makers turn air guitars into reality
- New graphics chips enable next-gen gaming
- Google Desktop Now on Linux
- Theo de Raadt Details Intel Core 2 Bugs
- Desperately Seeking Xen
- Spirited Exchange Over Net Neutrality
- New graphics chips enable next-gen gaming
- Netflix cuts price for 2-at-a-time DVD rental plan
- No OLPCs for Cuba, Ever
- The United States Space Arsenal
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- Major Flaw Found In Security Products
- IPhone accessory market set for slow start
- New graphics chips enable next-gen gaming
- Mozilla Sunbird 0.5 Released
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