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- Steve Jobs tops list of online music "Powergeeks"
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- RIM launches dual-mode cellular, Wi-Fi BlackBerry
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- Internet-call service SunRocket cuts off service
- First Robotic Drone Squadron Deployed
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- EU to hit some digital cameras with import duty
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- Linux MPX Multi-touch Alternative to MS Surface
- U.S. says to reach GPS-Galileo agreement this week
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- Vertu rings till for British-made luxury goods
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- Japan To Adopt Open Software Standards
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- BBC Trust to Meet With OSC Over iPlayer
- Facebook In Court
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- Linux HR Management Systems?
- Gadgets Have Taken Over For Our Brains
- PHP 4 End of Life Announcement
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- Japan Bans Use of Web Sites in Elections
- "Casual" the new video game buzzword
- Giant Squid Washed Ashore in Australia
- Linux Creator Calls GPLv3 Authors 'Hypocrites'
- Microsoft Patents Process To "Unpirate" Music
- How to Backup Your Smart Phone
- "Casual" the new video game buzzword
- Gigabyte N680SLI-DQ6 - A Mother Of A Motherboard
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- CEO Questionably Used Pseudonym to Post Online
- Net Radio Wins Partial Reprieve
- Travel sites court unmanaged business users
- One Laptop Per Child and Intel Join Forces
- Miyamoto Speaks, Nintendo Ditching the Hardcore?
- Game expo thrill gone as focus on business
- Travel Web sites court unmanaged business users
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- AT&T Slams Google Over Open-Access Wireless
- Online travel sites court unmanaged business users
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- Intel backs project to give laptops to poor kids
- Google takes swipe at Viacom
- Chinese company to sue Google over name
- Dangerous Java Flaw Threatens 'Virtually Everything'
- Intel backs project to give laptops to poor kids
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- Privacy is a Biological Imperative?
- Optimum Copyright Period Decided by Math
- Wii could top record-holding PS2: Nintendo
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- Game expo thrill gone as focus on business
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- Game expo thrill gone as focus on business
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- Cheeky China company says to sue Google over name
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- Disney joins Nintendo's game
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- Activision to stick to "Guitar Hero" song price
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- World's Fastest Broadband Connection — 40 Gbps
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- Sony to offer slimmer PSP to take on DS
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- BBC Trust Will Hear iPlayer Openness Complaints
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- A Flawed US Election Reform Bill
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- IBM Grants Universal and Perpetual Access to IP
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- Internet and old media confab seeks peace not war
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