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  1. Travel,TV feed religious tensions: U.N. chief
  2. Nintendo gets touchy with new "Zelda"
  3. No work-free holidays or homelife? You're not alone
  4. Xen Security Issue Patched
  5. Britney Spears tops digital download chart
  6. Nokia Siemens seen in joint venture until 2013
  7. O2 UK digs deep for iPhone advertising splash
  8. Antarctic Ozone Hole Shrinks 30 Percent
  9. James Randi Posts $1M Award On Speaker Cables
  10. Testimony Wraps In RIAA Trial
  11. Yahoo, eBay work to block phishing
  12. Nokia Siemens seen in joint venture until 2013
  13. Judge Voids Un-Auditable California Election
  14. Spam-scam crackdown nets $2 billion in fake checks
  15. Google says closing gap with China rival
  16. Spam-scam crackdown nets $2 billion in fake checks
  17. O2 UK digs deep for iPhone advertising splash
  18. The Next Leap for Linux
  19. Smart meters to cut energy costs
  20. iPod cheap in Hong Kong, but a Brazil bank-breaker
  21. Sony PSP Japan sales hit record high
  22. iPod cheap in Hong Kong, but a Brazil bank-breaker
  23. Verizon unveils iPhone rival
  24. George Takei Now an Asteroid
  25. Adding Capsaicin Improves Anesthetic Treatment
  26. iPod cheap in Hong Kong, but a Brazil bank-breaker
  27. Verizon unveils iPhone rival
  28. Verizon unveils iPhone rival
  29. Trans-Atlantic Robots
  30. Federal Government Inadvertently Deleted Ca.Gov
  31. D.C. Commuters to be Scanned With Infrared Cameras
  32. Federal Government Inadvertently Deleted Ca.Gov
  33. Self-Tuning Electric Guitar
  34. PEBKAC Still Plagues PC Security
  35. UC Berkeley Posts Full Lectures to YouTube
  36. GAO Report Slams FCC
  37. Spam-scam crackdown nets $2 billion in fake checks
  38. O2 UK digs deep for iPhone advertising splash
  39. Spam-scam crackdown nets $2 billion in fake checks
  40. Britney Spears tops digital download chart
  41. New Sensor Finds Leaks in Spacecraft
  42. GIMP 2 for Photographers
  43. Verizon unveils iPhone rival
  44. New Dinosaur Species Discovery In Utah Released
  45. Scientist invents computer pillow to stop snoring
  46. Open.NET — .NET Libraries Go "Open Source"
  47. Scientist invents computer pillow to stop snoring
  48. Rocket-Powered 21-Foot Long X-Wing Actually Flies
  49. ZOMG New Zunes
  50. A Brief History of Slashdot Part 1, Chips & Dips
  51. Microsoft Marketing to OS Pirates, Just Agree to Audits!
  52. Nokia and Renault team up in navigation drive
  53. Blockbuster's online DVD subscribers seen down
  54. Indiana Jones Gets Robbed
  55. Microsoft Marketing to OS Pirates, Just Agree to Audits!
  56. German Court Rules That Websites Can't Retain Logged IPs
  57. Sony BMG Says Ripping CDs is Stealing
  58. Sun Refuses LGPL for OpenOffice; Novell forks
  59. Adobe Releases Flex Builder Linux Alpha
  60. Verizon unveils iPhone rival
  61. Big names for Disney's "Turok" video game
  62. Cell phone helps Japanese stay fit
  63. Microsoft rolls out new Zunes
  64. NTT DoCoMo aims to make phone swiping obsolete
  65. Cell phone helps Japanese stay fit
  66. Verizon unveils iPhone rival for holiday shoppers
  67. Verizon unveils iPhone rival for holiday shoppers
  68. Microsoft rolls out new Zunes to take on iPod
  69. Chinese Security Site Under New Kind of Attack
  70. Verizon unveils iPhone rival for holiday shoppers
  71. Verizon unveils iPhone rival for holiday shoppers
  72. OOXML Critic Fired From Finnish Standards Board
  73. Microsoft rolls out new Zunes to take on iPod
  74. Microsoft rolls out new Zunes to take on iPod
  75. Big names for Disney's "Turok" video game
  76. Help To Map Light Pollution
  77. Choice Overload In Parallel Programming
  78. Microsoft rolls out new Zunes to take on iPod
  79. Titan's Tropical Weather
  80. Survey Finds Canadians Support Net Neutrality Law
  81. IBM Patents Checking a Box
  82. Major Linux Hardware Donor Is a CNN "Hero"
  83. AT&T and others asked about government access
  84. New Jersey subpoenas Facebook over sex offenders
  85. Verizon, Copper, Fiber, and the Truth
  86. Resolution of BSD-GPL Wireless Code Dispute?
  87. IBM Patents Checking a Box
  88. L.A. professor triggers Myanmar Web shutdown
  89. Lawmaker urges FCC clampdown on access charges
  90. Canada to criminalize identity theft
  91. AT&T, others asked about government access to records
  92. Science In Islamic Countries
  93. AT&T Denies Censorship, Won't Change Contract
  94. Web Creators Call Internet Outdated
  95. AT&T, others asked about govt access to records
  96. Microsoft softens tone on Doubleclick/Google deal
  97. Online Videos May Conduct Viruses
  98. HD Recorder Can Use Standard DVDs
  99. EBay Admits To Bad Call On Skype
  100. NTT DoCoMo aims to make phone swiping obsolete
  101. Major League Baseball signs deal with Medialink
  102. EBay Admits to Bad Call on Skype
  103. AT&T Welcomes Programmers for All Phones Except the iPhone
  104. UK Government Can Demand You Hand Over Encryption Keys
  105. '30 Year Laptop Battery' is Unscientific Myth
  106. Nokia signs video deals with CNN, Sony, others
  107. Carnegie Mellon CAPTCHA Digitization Project Now Underway
  108. Matsu****a to launch advanced Blu-ray recorders
  109. Nokia signs video deals with CNN, Sony, others
  110. World's most boring TV show to measure energy use
  111. MacBooks Experiencing Bluetooth Problems
  112. Nokia signs video deals with CNN, Sony and others
  113. Matsu****a to launch advanced Blu-ray recorders
  114. Alzheimer's Could Be a Third Form of Diabetes
  115. VM-Based Rootkits Proved Easily Detectable
  116. Best Platform For Hobbyist Mobile Development?
  117. Bloggers Who Risked All In Burma
  118. MS Awarded "Best Campaigner Against OOXML"
  119. Torvalds On Pluggable Security Models
  120. Walking for good cause without ever leaving home
  121. Walking for good cause without ever leaving home
  122. Solar Hurricane Rips Off Comet's Tail
  123. Solar Hurricane Rips Off Comet's Tail
  124. Best Way to Build a Searchable Document Index?
  125. Sign Of "Embryonic Planets" Forming In Nearby Stellar Systems
  126. Nokia Buys Navteq for $8.1 Billion
  127. Technology Could Enable Computers To "Read The Minds" Of Users
  128. Printing With Enzymes
  129. Details of Intel 45nm Processors Leaked
  130. Radiohead Says Name Your Own Price for New Album
  131. Microsoft's Larry Osterman On Threat Modeling
  132. Slashdot Turns 10 But You Get The Presents
  133. The 700MHz Question
  134. Nokia responds to iPhone by Promoting 'Open'
  135. Microsoft Prepping Browser-based Word and Excel
  136. Spam Sites Infesting Google Search Results
  137. Groklaw Guts the Novell/Microsoft Deal
  138. EBay slashes Skype deal price
  139. U.S. to scrutinize remote-control toys at airports
  140. Best Way to Build a Searchable Document Index?
  141. Sign Of "Embryonic Planets" Forming In Nearby Stellar Systems
  142. Nokia Buys Navteq for $8.1 Billion
  143. Nokia offers $8.1 bln for Navteq
  144. Technology Could Enable Computers To "Read The Minds" Of Users
  145. Printing With Enzymes
  146. Americans wrong about computer security: poll
  147. Details of Intel 45nm Processors Leaked
  148. Radiohead Says Name Your Own Price for New Album
  149. U.S. urges U.N. patent agency chief to consider quitting
  150. Microsoft's Larry Osterman On Threat Modeling
  151. Slashdot Turns 10 But You Get The Presents
  152. The 700MHz Question
  153. Groklaw Guts the Novell/Microsoft Deal
  154. Wii Japan sales overwhelm PS3
  155. Nokia offers $8.1 bln for Navteq
  156. Italian police charge 11 over file-sharing network
  157. Nokia offers $8.1 billion for Navteq
  158. Nokia responds to iPhone by Promoting 'Open'
  159. Microsoft Prepping Browser-based Word and Excel
  160. Nintendo Wii Japan sales overwhelm PS3 in Apr-Sept
  161. BBC buys Lonely Planet to expand online content
  162. Nokia sees GPS phone lineup expanding
  163. Nokia offers $8.1 billion for Navteq
  164. Spam Sites Infesting Google Search Results
  165. Groklaw Guts the Novell/Microsoft deal
  166. Sony Launches 3mm Thin XEL-1 OLED TV
  167. Sony to launch world's first OLED ultra-thin TV
  168. BBC buys Lonely Planet to expand online content
  169. Nokia offers $8.1 bln for Navteq
  170. Sony to launch world's first OLED ultra-thin TV
  171. Adobe to acquire word processor maker Buzzword
  172. 50 Years Ago, Sputnik Was an Improvised Triumph
  173. Nokia in talks to acquire Navteq: reports
  174. Sony to launch new ultra-thin TV
  175. Blender Compared To the Major 3D Applications
  176. Adobe releases new Flash software for cell phones
  177. Adobe releases new Flash software for mobile phones
  178. Sony to launch new ultra-thin TVs
  179. The World's Languages Are Fast Becoming Extinct
  180. Adobe to acquire word processor maker Buzzword
  181. The Dirty Business of Assembling WiMAX Spectrum
  182. Class-Action Lawsuit Over iPhone Locking?
  183. Virtual Robots Fooled By Visual Illusions
  184. Silicon Valley Culture Originated In Radio Days
  185. Electronic artists find inspiration in vintage gear
  186. A Case Study In GPLv2 / GPLv3 Compatibility
  187. Halo 3 Causing Network Issues
  188. Processor Throttling In Windows XP
  189. Quantum Cryptography Slowed by "Dead Times"
  190. Novel Method for Universal Email Authentication
  191. Rising to the "Science Visualization Challenge"
  192. LA Airport Uses Random Numbers To Catch Terrorists
  193. Debian Refuses To Push Timezone Update For NZ DST
  194. Google May Blur Canadian Faces and License Plates
  195. Coppola Loses All His Data
  196. Amazon MP3 Vs. iTunes Music Store
  197. Olin College — Re-Engineering Engineering
  198. Michael Meeks On ODF and OOXML
  199. Why Is US Grad School Mainly Non-US Students?
  200. Intel To Rebrand Processors In 2008
  201. Falling Hardware Prices Favor Linux
  202. IBM Seeks US Patents For Offshoring US Jobs
  203. What's So Precious About Bad Software?
  204. Internet Blackout in Myanmar Stalls Citizen Report
  205. 'Floating Bridge' Property of Water Found
  206. Hospital Wants Critical Blogger's Anonymity Ended
  207. Satellites confirm reports of Myanmar violence
  208. AT&T Silences Criticism in New Terms of Service
  209. FDIC Closes Netbank, One of the First Online Banks
  210. AMD-ATI Ships Radeon 2900 XT With 1GB Memory
  211. Technology has teenagers and parents talking
  212. NHL unfairly controls teams' Web sites: lawsuit
  213. Mutant Algae to Fuel Cars of Tomorrow?
  214. Backpacker turns Myanmar activist via Facebook
  215. Knight Rider To Ride Again
  216. Backpacker turns Myanmar activist via Facebook
  217. Hollywood studios go after two piracy sites
  218. AMD-ATI Radeon 2900 XT With 1GB Memory, Ships
  219. Bird's-Eye View May Include Magnetic Fields
  220. Apple lowers costs of iPod Nano parts: iSuppli
  221. Intel Chief Evangelist Comments on Linux Scheduler
  222. iPod Nano commercial the Apple of singer Feist's eye
  223. CORRECTED: Apple lowers costs of iPod Nano parts: iSuppli
  224. Satellite Images Used to Monitor Burmese Junta
  225. Powerful Blast Confuses Astronomers
  226. Out With E-Voting, In With M-Voting
  227. Do You Recommend Google Maps API or Microsoft Live Maps?
  228. Newton II - Does The Rumor Have Legs This Time?
  229. Hacked iPhones Confirmed As Bricking With Latest Update
  230. Ohio Net Censorship Law Struck Down
  231. 640gb PCIe Solid-State Drive Demonstrated
  232. U.S. defends Microsoft remedy at international meet
  233. Microsoft Extends XP's Life By 6 Months
  234. Know How To Use a Slide Rule?
  235. Trouble With MS Genuine Office Validation
  236. Monasteries enter the Internet Age
  237. Monasteries enter the Internet Age
  238. Shock! Teenagers and parents are talking: report
  239. Jon Udell on the Nerd's Spreadsheet
  240. Replacing a Thinkpad?
  241. Shock! Teenagers and parents are talking: report
  242. Motley Fool Says RIAA Hitting a Brick Wall
  243. 1-Click Rejection Rejected
  244. Dutch Commission Deals Blow To Electronic Voting
  245. Shock! Teenagers and parents are talking-report
  246. Google Goes After Open Source Licensing Cruft
  247. Internet Uses 9.4% of Electricity In the US
  248. Despite AOL's Claim, AIM Worm Hole Still Wide Open
  249. Mobile WiMAX to Succeed Where Muni WiFi Failed?
  250. Sony Developing Gigapixel Satellite Imaging