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- IBM Developes Technology That Could Store Data in Atoms
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- NXP to ship phone chips to Samsung
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- Amazon.com to launch music service in September: report
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- Regulators move to fine wireless carriers over 911 service
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- Two IBM discoveries add promise for nano-computing
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- DNA science moves from crime world to art world
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- Japan high-tech "washlets" aim at U.S. bottoms
- Sharp says new TV is thinnest yet
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- Sharp says new TV is thinnest yet
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- 200,000 Elliptical Galaxies Point the Same Way
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- Infineon, IBM to sell Altis
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- Thieves Hacking Security Cameras?
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- New games tantalize ahead of holidays
- New games tantalize ahead of holidays
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- "Family Guy" ties into Xbox Live
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- YouTube sets royalty deal with UK songwriter group
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- Microsoft to buy corporate group-chat provider
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- Apple seen revamping iPod line
- Internet Bandwidth to Become a Global Currency?
- Microsoft to buy corporate group-chat provider
- Microsoft Forces Shutdown of Autopatcher
- RealPlayer 11 Is a Real Rip Contender
- GWT in Action
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- Nokia wades into new music, gaming services
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- Apple shares rise on new iPod buzz
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