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  1. YouTube role grows as U.S. election nears
  2. Storing CERN's Search for God (Particles)
  3. Google to bid for U.S. airwaves if condition added
  4. Google to bid for U.S. airwaves if condition added
  5. Your Own Mini-Stalker
  6. Google to bid for U.S. airwaves if condition added
  7. University of Kansas Adopts 'One Strike' Copyright Infringement Policy
  8. Microsoft Sees Stronger XP Sales in FY08
  9. Duke Wireless Problem Caused by Cisco, not iPhone
  10. Linux Gains Two New Virtualization Solutions
  11. AMD Beats Intel in Power-Efficiency Study
  12. OLPC Used to Browse Porn
  13. Safest Seat on a Plane, Or How to Survive a Crash
  14. Next Version of Windows? Call it '7'
  15. EU Google Competitor Project Gets Aid Worth $166 Million
  16. Potentially Huge Legal Boost for EU File Traders
  17. Will MySpace Disrupt Television?
  18. Northrop Grumman to own Scaled Composites
  19. Africa - Offline And Waiting for the Web
  20. Psychology, Design and Economics of Slot-Machines
  21. HIV Vaccine Ready For Clinical Trials
  22. Linux Kernel To Have Stable Userspace Drive
  23. Adult Stem Cell Growth Treats Cornea Disorders
  24. Firefox Lite And Old PCs Could Crush IE
  25. New Linux Desktop Environment Built on Firefox
  26. Harvesting Energy from the Human Body
  27. Where the Wii Fits In
  28. US and China Top List of Spam-Relaying Countries
  29. US Government Checking Up On Vista Users?
  30. Kids Say Email is Dead
  31. AMD Quad-Core Opteron (Barcelona) Tech Report
  32. Deathly Hollows / OOTP Movie Discussion
  33. High-Tech Squirrels Trained to Conduct Espionage
  34. Deathly Hallows / OOTP Movie Discussion
  35. Microsoft curtails how long it stores Web searches
  36. European Commission To Raise Camera Costs in Europe
  37. Next Generation Zune Coming for Holiday Season
  38. RIAA Adds 23 Colleges to Hit List, Avoids Harvard
  39. Linspire/Microsoft Agreement Useless to Users
  40. GCC 4.2.1 Released
  41. Security Flaw Found That Allows Control of iPhone
  42. Apple's iPhone vulnerable to hackers: report
  43. Two crewmen leave space station for spacewalk
  44. TomTom to buy map supplier Tele Atlas
  45. Jaxtr overseas call service doubles users in month
  46. Apple results eyed for iPhone sales
  47. The Complete History of Format Wars
  48. Apple's iPhone vulnerable to hackers: report
  49. Canadian valley aims to keep cell phone-free quiet
  50. Fox News' FTP Password Anyone?
  51. Microsoft curtails how long it stores Web searches
  52. TomTom to buy map supplier Tele Atlas
  53. Is the LUG a thing of the past?
  54. Five Finger Keyboards
  55. XM, Sirius to offer low cost, a-la-carte options
  56. Password Vulnerability In Firefox 2.0.0.5
  57. XM, Sirius would offer low cost, a-la-carte options
  58. The Real Problem With Alexa
  59. Karstadt stores to sell iPhone in Germany
  60. New Hack Exploits Common Programming Error
  61. What Happens Next on the US Vote on OOXML
  62. Astronaut pitches junk into space orbit
  63. Sony's Solid State 2.4 Pound Laptop Reviewed
  64. Jaxtr overseas call service doubles users in month
  65. Astronaut pitches junk into space orbit
  66. OLPC Mass Production Begins
  67. XM and Sirius would offer low cost, a-la-carte option
  68. iPhone, Apple PCs vulnerable to hackers: consultant
  69. Vista Use Grows as Mac OS X Stays Flat
  70. iPhone, Apple PCs vulnerable to hackers: consultant
  71. XM, Sirius promise low cost packages, more choice
  72. Details of Microsoft's New Analytics Tool Leaked
  73. Google Pledging to Bid $4.6bn to Open Spectrum
  74. USPTO Sued Over "Unqualified Appointment"
  75. The Unforking of KDE's KHTML and Webkit Begins
  76. U.S. researchers unveil computerized prosthesis
  77. TimeWarner DNS Hijacking
  78. U.S. video game sales rise 31 percent in June
  79. Nonprofit may launch $350 laptop by Christmas
  80. Democrats take back seat to videos at debate
  81. XM, Sirius promise low cost packages, more choice
  82. Search Sites Unveil Privacy Plans
  83. Videos are stars of Democratic debate
  84. Videos are stars of Democratic debate
  85. Wikipedia Corrects Encyclopedia Britannica
  86. Krugman On the Connectivity Power Shift
  87. Obama, Clinton clash in YouTube debate
  88. TiVo to sell trimmed down premium TV video recorder
  89. Obama, Clinton clash in YouTube debate
  90. TiVo to sell trimmed down premium TV video recorder
  91. Obama, Clinton clash in YouTube debate
  92. Inside FAA's GPS-Based Air Traffic Control
  93. U.S.-China joint probe nets $500 mln fake software
  94. Senate Majority Leader Takes On File Sharing
  95. Young keep it simple in high-tech world: survey
  96. U.S.-China joint probe nets fake software
  97. Young keep it simple in high-tech world: survey
  98. Virtual Containerization
  99. Young keep it simple in high-tech world: survey
  100. iPhone, Apple PCs vulnerable to hackers: consultant
  101. Researchers unveil computerized prosthesis
  102. Redhat Reaping Benefits From Novell/MSFT deal?
  103. Obama, Clinton clash in YouTube debate
  104. iPhone, Apple PCs vulnerable to hackers: consultant
  105. Obama, Clinton clash in YouTube debate
  106. Young keep it simple in high-tech world: survey
  107. Obama, Clinton clash in YouTube debate
  108. Why Linux Has Failed on the Desktop
  109. Preventing Another Vista-like Release With Windows 7
  110. Qantas To Offer In-Flight Internet, Laptop Amenities
  111. Red Hat Reaping Benefits From Novell/MSFT deal?
  112. Obama, Clinton clash in YouTube debate
  113. Apple falls on initial iPhone activation numbers
  114. Tivo HD Released Into the Wild
  115. Skype seeks new sales as eBay pressure rises
  116. CORRECTED: U.S. video game sales rise 31 percent in June
  117. Researchers unveil computerized prosthesis
  118. "DNS Forgery Pharming" Attack Against BIND 9
  119. Are Cheap Laptops a Roadblock for Moore's Law?
  120. Clinton, Obama exchange blows over foreign policy
  121. Debate over whether YouTube made a difference
  122. CORRECTED: U.S. video game sales rise 31 percent in June
  123. German Court Convicts Skype For Breaching GPL
  124. Clinton, Obama exchange dueling post-debate memos
  125. Computer program can learn baby talk
  126. Canadian gym puts Wii workout on its schedule
  127. Apple falls on initial iPhone activation numbers
  128. iPhone, Apple PCs vulnerable to hackers: consultant
  129. Punchscan Wins Open Source Voting Competition
  130. World of Warcraft Hits 9 Million Users
  131. U.S. video game sales rise 31 percent in June
  132. Truck-Mounted Laser Guns
  133. Federal Science Gets More Politicized
  134. MySpace deletes 29,000 sex offenders
  135. Multiple Sites Down In SF Power Outage
  136. Apple falls on initial iPhone activation numbers
  137. Replacing Copper With Pencil Graphite
  138. Top Ten Discoveries of the Mars Rovers
  139. Using AI To Filter RSS Feeds
  140. Facebook names ex YouTube finance chief as new CFO
  141. Facebook names ex YouTube finance chief as new CFO
  142. The Nanomechanical Computer
  143. CNN's Youtube debate draws impressive ratings
  144. Facebook names ex YouTube finance chief as new CFO
  145. Facebook names ex YouTube finance chief as new CFO
  146. PubPat Kills Four Key Monsanto Patents
  147. Microsoft, EA sign sports game ad deal
  148. Microsoft, EA sign sports game ad deal
  149. UK Rejects Extending Music Copyright
  150. Microsoft, EA sign sports game ad deal
  151. $500M Piracy Ring Busted In China
  152. Nintendo lifts forecast after Q1 triples on Wii, DS
  153. iPhone Can Now Run Apache, Python, Vim
  154. CNN's YouTube debate draws impressive ratings
  155. Toshiba, Fujitsu, NEC in chip talks
  156. Chipmakers say worst is over after dire quarter
  157. Web site traces convict ancestors
  158. Yahoo's YSlow Plug-in Tells You Why Your Site is Slow
  159. Podcaster loses "cybersquat" of Simpsons Movie site
  160. Microsoft, EA sign sports game ad deal
  161. Intel Releases Threading Library Under GPL 2
  162. Podcaster loses "cybersquat" of Simpsons Movie site
  163. China says pirated DVD production lines smuggled in
  164. Tool Detects "In-Flight" Webpage Alterations
  165. Steve Jobs Hates Buttons
  166. Your plant just called to say ... I'm thirsty!
  167. Toyota unveils plug-in hybrid, to test on roads
  168. $150 Linux Laptop for the Masses
  169. Facebook fights fraud lawsuit from Harvard rivals
  170. Malaysia Uses Anti-Terrorism Laws to Stop Bloggers
  171. Your plant just called to say ... I'm thirsty!
  172. Podcaster loses "cybersquat" of Simpsons Movie site
  173. Facebook fights fraud lawsuit from Harvard rivals
  174. Your plant just called to say ... I'm thirsty!
  175. Project Arcade
  176. MST3K is Back, Sort Of
  177. Dancing atoms hold prospect of superfast computing
  178. FDA says no new labeling for nanotech products
  179. Microsoft, Digg reach Web advertising agreement
  180. Public Discussion Opened on Space Solar Power
  181. Microsoft, Digg reach Web advertising agreement
  182. Jailhouse rock: Philippine inmates groove on the Web
  183. Hitachi Develops New Visual Search
  184. Dancing atoms hold prospect of superfast computing
  185. Facebook fights fraud lawsuit from Harvard rivals
  186. Dearly Departed — Companies and Products That Didn't Make It
  187. Intel Researchers Demonstrate 40Gbps Optical Chips
  188. Judge sets deadline in Facebook fraud lawsuit
  189. Microsoft to provide advertising for Digg
  190. Toyota unveils plug-in hybrid, to test on roads
  191. Computer Program Learns Baby Talk in Any Language
  192. Judge sets deadline in Facebook fraud lawsuit
  193. Microsoft to provide advertising for Digg
  194. Study Proves Having Fat Friends Makes You Fat
  195. Seagate to Drop IDE Drives by Year End
  196. Senators Call for Universal Internet Filtering
  197. Matching Cancers With the Best Chemical Treatments
  198. Dancing atoms hold prospect of superfast computing
  199. OpenBSD Foundation Accounced
  200. Get Ready For the High-tech Beach
  201. OpenBSD Foundation Announced
  202. Malaysia Uses Anti-Terrorism Laws To Stop Bloggers
  203. Microsoft cuts Xbox DVD player to $179
  204. Sprint in pact to develop mobile internet portal with Google
  205. Apple quarterly profit up on Mac strength
  206. Dancing atoms hold prospect of superfast computing
  207. Nintendo jumps in market value on earnings fever
  208. Cell Towers Not Responsible For Illness
  209. Stage set for battle of the bands among gamers
  210. Sprint, Google in pact for WiMax mobile Web
  211. Sony Q1 profit tripples on digicam sales, yen
  212. Stage set for battle of the bands among gamers
  213. Wasting time at work? You're not alone: survey
  214. Nintendo jumps in market value on earnings fever
  215. Hungary competition authority raids Microsoft office
  216. Sprint, Google in pact for WiMax mobile Web
  217. What's Keeping US Phones In the Stone Age?
  218. Second Life Shuts Down Gambling
  219. Under User Pressure, SugarCRM Adopts GPLv3
  220. Harry Potter's magic can't beat Chinese pirates
  221. Stage set for battle of the bands among gamers
  222. Microsoft cuts Xbox DVD player to $179
  223. Dell Asking ATI For Better Linux Drivers
  224. EU, U.S. agree common signal for GPS-Galileo systems
  225. Sprint, Google in pact for WiMax mobile Web
  226. Microsoft says Windows Vista sales reach 60 million
  227. New Ethernet Standard — Both 40 and 100 Gbps
  228. Stage set for battle of the bands among gamers
  229. Wasting time at work? You're not alone: survey
  230. Deep Packet Inspection and Net Neutrality
  231. Stage set for battle of the bands among gamers
  232. Retailer Target to sell only Blu-ray DVD players
  233. Sprint, Google in pact for WiMax mobile Web
  234. Firefox and IE Still Not Getting Along
  235. $60 Games Are Here To Stay
  236. Target to sell only Blu-ray DVD players
  237. U.S. health info technology lags
  238. Humans Can Still Out-Bluff Machines
  239. BusinessWeek Advocates Microsoft Piracy
  240. Microsoft acquires "stock market for ads"
  241. Dell to expand Linux PC offerings, partner says
  242. Microsoft CEO defends move beyond desktop
  243. Thunderbird to Leave Mozilla Foundation
  244. Microsoft Launches OSS Site, Submits License For Approval
  245. Commuter writes book using mobile phone
  246. BitTorrent Comes to Cell Phones
  247. Commuter writes book using mobile phone
  248. Sprint, Google in pact for WiMax mobile Web
  249. Power on for "Heroes" video game
  250. NASA Investigates Possible Sabotage by Worker