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- Xerox aims to challenge HP with new color printers
- Dell ties up with GOME to sell PCs in China
- Apple Legend Woz Blasts iPhone Price Drop
- Nvidia aims at Intel with integrated graphics chip
- MIT's SAT Math Error
- Starbucks to give away music as new service starts
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- Drawing on Air With Haptics in 3D
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- New Version of Gmail Being Tested
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- Intel Releases Mashups for the Masses
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- Tech wonders on homeland security horizon
- Thinking about Rails? Think Again
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- New Attorneys Fee Decision Against RIAA
- Eclipse Makes Java Development on the Mac Easier
- The Journey of Radios From Hardware to Software
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- Linux to Be Installed in Every Russian School
- Future Looks Bright for Large Scale Solar Farms
- Zero-day Exploit in PDF With Adobe Reader
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- The Pirate Bay Files Suit Against Big Media
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- Intel Releases Several Projects to Help Save Power
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- Microsoft to Allow PC Makers to Downgrade to XP
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- Lair Review
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- OSI Asks Microsoft to Change the MS-PL
- Berners-Lee Challenges 'Stupid' Male Geek Culture
- Do Not Call Listings to Expire in 2008
- Real-time Raytracing For PC Games Almost A Reality
- Ramones member sues Apple and Wal-Mart
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- Ramones member sues Apple and Wal-Mart
- Tech wonders on homeland security horizon
- CMU Professor Randy Pausch's 'Last Lecture'
- Man Wins Partial Victory In Circuit City Arrest
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- First New Dismissal Motion Against RIAA Complaint
- Al Qaeda German mouthpiece resurfaces on the Web
- Suit Seeks 'A La Carte' TV Channel Choices
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- Heinlein Archives Put Online
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- Cory Doctorow's Fiction About An Evil Google
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- Canadian Dollar Reaches Parity with US$
- London paper launches latest cashless payment card
- A Gut Check On Gutsy Gibbon
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- Boeing Dreamliner Concerns Are Specious
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- Sony delays PS3 "Home", but no talk of price cuts
- Sony delays PS3 "Home", but no talk of price cuts
- Nokia unveils new unlicensed mobile access phone
- Nokia unveils new unlicensed mobile access phone
- Americans Giving Up Social Life for the Web
- Sony delays PS3 "Home", but no talk of price cuts
- Robots turn off senior citizens in aging Japan
- Sony delays PS3 "Home", but no talk of price cuts
- Sony delays PS3 "Home", mum on price cuts
- Sony postpones PS3 "Home" virtual community service
- Nasdaq to Delist SCO Sep 27
- TransUnion to Offer Credit Freezes Nationwide
- Aerosol Spray to Identify Bombing Suspects
- Intel pushing technology from high-end to low
- GNOME 2.20 Released
- AT&T to Help MPAA Filter the Internet?
- Journalist Test Drives The Pain Ray Gun
- Massive Canadian Class-Action Cellphone Suit Is Approved
- Verizon, Vodafone work toward common platform
- SAP unveils Web software, new business model
- Examining Presidential Candidates' Tech Agendas
- T-Mobile wins German iPhone deal
- Headband Gives Wearer "Sixth-Sense"
- OpenGL Programming Guide 6th Ed.
- Standards For Interconnecting Virtual Worlds
- Apple to nearly double iPhone production: report
- Intel Harpertown (Penryn) Quad CPUs Benchmarked
- Jobs' Next Fight — Dealing With iPhone Hackers
- SAP unveils Web software, new business model
- The Wiimote As Yoda Intended - A Lightsaber
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- Apple defends iTunes in Berlin, Brussels
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- Bioethics Group Raises DNA Database Concerns
- Vodafone: iPhone impact on Verizon was temporary
- The Uncertain Future of OpenOffice.org
- End of Moore's Law in 10-15 years?
- Is id Abandoning Linux?
- Your Chance to be an Astronaut
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- T-Mobile wins German iPhone deal
- T-Mobile wins German iPhone deal, mum on details
- Hacker Publishes Notorious Apple Wi-Fi Attack
- Standards for Interconnecting Virtual Worlds
- Fujifilm to shift digital camera output to China
- Have couch, will travel
- USB 3 in 2008, 10 Times as Fast
- Hacker Publishes Notorious Apple Wi-Fi Attack
- Koster's Areae Unveils Metaplace
- Antimatter Molecule Should Boost Laser Power
- D.Telekom's T-Mobile wins iPhone deal
- D.Telekom's T-Mobile wins iPhone deal
- Apple to nearly double iPhone production: report
- "Halo" no longer just a game for Microsoft
- Indian gaming now a serious business for console makers
- Internet Security Moving Toward 'White List'
- OpenOffice 2.3 Released
- Google offers unified approach to interactive ads
- Have couch, will travel
- Cybercrime Now Worth $105 Billion, Bypasses Drug Trade
- The Smiley Face Turns 25 :-)
- Intel's Moore muses on end of technology maxim
- Intel's Moore muses on end of technology maxim
- Misleading Data Undermines Counterfeiting Claims
- Intel's Moore muses on end of technology maxim
- The Smiley Face Turns 24 :-)
- Pentagon shifts to GPS with no signal reduction
- MGM launches HD channel on DirecTV
- False Ad Clicks Cost Google 1 Billion Dollars A Year
- Apple chooses O2 as iPhone carrier in UK
- Facebook Quietly Offers Storage to Developers
- Inside the Third Gen iPod Nano
- US Register of Copyrights Says DMCA is 'Working Fine'
- Which Lost/Stolen Laptop Trackers Do You Like?
- Jack Thompson Decides He's In GTA IV
- "Halo" no longer just a game for Microsoft
- Apple chooses O2 as iPhone carrier in UK
- MGM launches HD channel on DirecTV
- GPS Transitions to New Control System
- SCO Blames Linux For Bankruptcy Filing
- SAP to unveil Web-delivered business software
- Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer launches HD channel on DirecTV
- Intel CEO: tinier chipmaking technology on track
- SAP to unveil Web software for smaller companies
- "Halo" no longer just a game for Microsoft
- CastleCops.com Hit With Reputation-Based Attacks
- Meteorite Causes Illness in Peru
- "Halo" no longer just a game for Microsoft
- Most Science Studies Tainted by Sloppy Analysis
- Mozilla Creates New Internet Mail and Communications Company
- Fork the Linux Kernel?
- Half of SCO's Accountants Quit
- Intel CEO says tinier chipmaking tech on track
- IBM to offer free word processing, office software
- Google Launches Powerpoint Competition, Web Ads for Mobile Devices
- University of Florida Student Tasered At Political Rally
- Trolltech GPLs Qtopia Phone Edition
- IBM Challenges Microsoft with Free Office Suite
- Apple chooses O2 as iPhone carrier in UK
- Nokia eyes mobile email, unveils business phone
- Nokia unveils new corporate phone E51
- Blogger Objects To Accusations Surrounding Vista DRM
- Nokia unveils new corporate phone E51
- Apple chooses O2 as iPhone carrier in UK
- The Rise of the Linux-Based Cellphone
- New York Times Ends Its Paid Subscription Service
- Nokia says ITC starts Qualcomm investigation
- Astronomers Find Stars 7 Billion Light Years Away
- Facebook backers create $10 mln fund for start-ups
- Facebook backers create $10 mln fund for start-ups
- IBM to offer free word processing, office software
- IBM to offer free word processing, office software
- AMD Announces Triple-Core Phenom Processors
- Facebook backers create $10 mln fund for start-ups
- Google Pleased With ISO OOXML Decision
- Music industry looks to new models to boost sales
- Sprint to upgrade Microsoft mobile search services
- AOL to test personal pictures, video, music site
- Adobe says software not fully tested on new Mac OS
- Half of SCO's Accountants Quit
- AMD to sell chip with three electronics brains
- Yahoo to buy Web e-mail maker Zimbra for $350 mln
- MIT Launching Kerberos Consortium
- GameStop Manager Suspended After "Games for Grades"
- AOL to test personal pictures, video, music site
- Trent Reznor Says "Steal My Music"
- Yahoo Acquires Zimbra for $350 Million
- Microsoft suffers decisive EU antitrust defeat
- Apple's iPhone can only help rivals in Europe
- Music industry looks to new models to boost sales
- Startup lets public test conversational Web search
- Yahoo to acquire business software maker Zimbra
- Universal Offers iPod-Resistant Music
- SwarmOS Demonstrated at Idea Festival
- Startup lets public test conversational Web search
- U.S. curbs sought on fees to quit wireless contracts
- Social networking site tops in London, Toronto
- Yahoo to start testing Mash, a social network site
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