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  4. Where can you get a dual sim adapter?
  5. Video: Smart Pen Records Every Movement, Sound
  6. Scientists Exploit Bacterial Laziness to Beat Disease
  7. iPhone Features Everywhere in Rivals' New Phones
  8. Hands On: Old MacBook Pro vs New MacBook
  9. Wikileaks Forced to Leak Its Own Secret Info
  10. Feb. 19, 2002: Odyssey Turns Its Cameras on Mars
  11. Bamboo-zled: Eco Veneers Storm the Design World
  12. 'Katamari' Creator Keita Takahashi Gets Weird, Wormy With 'Noby Noby Boy'
  13. Air Force Unplugs Bases' Internet Connections
  14. Let's Learn From Facebook's Terms-of-Service Flap
  15. Pirate Bay Crew Chums Up to Foes Over Lunch
  16. Apple Slows Down Mac Upgrades, in Sync With Economy
  17. 'Pull My Finger' iPhone Fart App Dispute Lingers
  18. UCLA Profs Did Not Find Osama; They're Guessing
  19. Asus Kitchen PC Cooks Up Fresh Processing Power
  20. Cellphone Makers Bet Big on App Stores
  21. Oh, Hubble, Could This Really Be the End?
  22. Shape-Shifting EV Is the Ultimate iPhone Killer App
  23. Wired-o-Nomics: Transparency as a Stimulus
  24. Video: '80s Flashback With 'Retro Game Challenge'
  25. Semiconductor Tech Diagnoses Eye Disease Over the Net
  26. Iomega's StorCenter Serves Your Network in Bare-Bones Style
  27. Feb. 18, 1898: Enzo Ferrari Gets the Green Flag
  28. Hands On: 'Lost and Damned' Breathes New Life (and Death) Into 'Grand Theft Auto'
  29. Review: 'Retro Game Challenge' Reheats the 8-Bit '80s
  30. Liberty Deal Keeps Sirius in Orbit — for Now
  31. HTC, Vodafone Show World's Second Googlephone
  32. Freescale Promises $200 Netbooks With New Chips
  33. Review: 'Street Fighter IV' Brings Back the Old Ultraviolence
  34. Prosecution Drops Some Charges Against the Pirate Bay
  35. Atomic Powered Wonder-Watch Heats Geek Hearts
  36. Liberty's $530 Million Lifeline Keeps Sirius XM Afloat
  37. Nokia to sell phones with Skype software
  38. Pirate Bay Copyright Test Case Begins in Sweden
  39. Army's Ultimate Paintball Gun is No Toy
  40. Wired.com Photo Contest: Love
  41. Top 10 Wired.com Circle Photos, Decided by Us
  42. Top 10 Wired Circle Photos, Decided by You
  43. Roomy Overhead-Ready Bag Schleps Your Stuff — All Your Stuff
  44. Pivotal Moments in TV Tech History
  45. Feb. 17, 1818: Proto-Bicycle Gets Things Rolling
  46. Anonymous Caller? That's What You Think
  47. Pirate Bay Trial: Hottest Ticket in Stockholm
  48. HP's Media Server Sets Up Quick and Easy
  49. Carbon Burial Research Grows as Huge Experiment Begins
  50. Cross Words: Talking About Bad Feelings Helps Control Them
  51. The Hunt for E.T. Comes Home to Earth
  52. Think You'd Remember the Face of Your Torturer? Think Again
  53. Landmark Pirate Bay Trial Begins Monday
  54. 5 Geeky Marriage Proposals That Worked
  55. Top 10 iPhone Games, as Voted by Wired.com Readers
  56. Don't Miss: Supercool Video Explains New F1 Rules
  57. Lost in Space: 8 Weird Pieces of Space Junk
  58. Global Shipping Industry Makes World Flat, Biologically
  59. A Shoreline Dream's Sonics Outrun Terminology, 'Shoegaze'
  60. Scientists Agree: It's in His Kiss
  61. Twitter Could 'Go for Years' Without Earning a Dime, Investor Says
  62. Google to Take a Hefty Cut on Android App Sales
  63. Cooking Helped Humans Evolve ... With Side Effects
  64. 'All of a Sudden We Have No Response' From Flight 3407
  65. Fun, Fun, Fun Till Daddy Takes the X-Bow Away
  66. First Near-Full Face Transplant a Success
  67. Why Google's Software Update Tool Is Evil
  68. Blackwater Takes Our Advice: Adopts Inscrutable, Opaque Name
  69. Qualcomm Promises One Wireless Card to Rule Them All
  70. Obama Invokes State Secrets in Spy Case
  71. Remixable iPhone Album Points to Future
  72. Jargon Watch: Eco-Crunch, Pre-Pre-Pre-SAT, Space Invaders
  73. Feb. 13, 2004: Lucy in the Sky, With Diamonds
  74. Hard-Case Carry-On Great for Travel Tumbles
  75. White Dwarf Gallery: Dead Star Shining
  76. Worried New Features Will Bloat Firefox? Relax
  77. High-Tech Shocks Turn Bumps Into Power
  78. Gateway's Latest Laptop Is a Lofty Loser
  79. Coder Collects a Cool Half-Million for iPhone Game
  80. Whedon's Sci-Fi 'Dollhouse' Opens Its Mind-Wiping Doors
  81. The Shorty Awards: Why Nerds Hate Twitter
  82. ID Theft: Yes, It Is the Hackers
  83. Copyright Fight Brewing Over Amazon's Kindle 2
  84. Unix Lovers to Party Like It's 1234567890
  85. Sweden Builds the World's First Stealth Ships
  86. Lars Horntveth's Classical Experiment Goes 'Kaleidoscopic'
  87. What Makes Us Human? Neanderthal Genome Holds Clues
  88. Southwest Redefines Model Airplane
  89. Tesla Teases Us With a Shot of Its Sedan
  90. Wired Science Takes on World's Biggest Science Conference
  91. Bill Would Limit Judges on State Secrets
  92. Special Forces' Gigapixel Flying Spy Sees All
  93. RIM Sees Profit At Low End of Range, Shares Tumble
  94. Gmail's New 'Add Location' Feature Is Too Honest
  95. Buffalo Storage Device Beefs Up Your Network
  96. CSI Scandinavia: Computer Dissects Cadavers With No Scalpel
  97. Feb. 12, 1809: Darwin — Adapted There, Evolved That
  98. At 200, Darwin Evolves Beyond Evolution
  99. NASA Wants to Stifle Sonic Booms
  100. Bongs, Virginity and Other Stuff You Can't Sell on eBay
  101. Feds Bust Alleged Casino Roulette Cheaters
  102. Hands-On: 'Dragon Age: Origins' Hearkens Back to Fantasy RPGs of Old
  103. Navigation Companies Crowdsource Maps, Traffic Data
  104. Iran Claims It Has Made World's Most Powerful Natural Gas Car
  105. V-Day Gadget Love — Warning: May Cause Breakups
  106. Maxximus Acceleration: Zero to 60 in 2.1 Seconds
  107. Biggest Solar Deal Ever Announced — We're Talking Gigawatts
  108. How to Sync Google Contacts, Calendar With Your iPhone
  109. Planet-Hunting Space Telescope Readies for Launch
  110. Review: Alan Moore's Seminal 'Swamp Thing' Resurfaces
  111. Universal Remote Masters Your Ceremonies
  112. Google's Power Play
  113. Carry-On Bag's Plethora of Pockets Will Please Type-A Travelers
  114. Feb. 11, 2005: This Guy's No Dummy
  115. Gallery: Giant Midwest Mecca of Nerditude in Oklahoma
  116. Ravenous Clock Runs Backward, Scares Children
  117. Review: 'F.E.A.R. 2: Project Origin' Scares Up Atmospheric Thrills
  118. What We Want in an Apple TV
  119. New Wrinkly Dog Breed Makes Westminster Debut
  120. Intel Moves Up 32-Nanometer Chip Production to Beat Rivals
  121. Live Nation, Ticketmaster Merger Risks Antitrust Scrutiny
  122. Sega to Close Arcades, Cancel Games, Lay Off Hundreds
  123. Win a Copy of 'Watchmen: The Art of the Film'
  124. Video: 'Street Fighter IV': Smackdown of Epic Proportions
  125. Stopping Trucks the Superhero Way
  126. Call Off Drone War, Influential U.S. Adviser Says
  127. Obama 'Hope' Artist Sues AP In Copyright Flap
  128. Twitter Fast Growing Beyond its Messaging Roots
  129. Beer Gear, From Can to Refrigerator Robot
  130. Feb. 10, 1957: Birth of the Cool...er
  131. Maxtor's 2-TB Ethernet Drive Gets Down to Business
  132. Steven Levy on the Burden of Twitter
  133. Show Us Your Favorite Forgotten Electronic Game
  134. New Attorney General Orders Review of Bush-Era State Secrets
  135. Hey, Buddy, Wanna Buy an Oil Barge?
  136. Heath Ledger Fans Call for Joker's Retirement From Film
  137. Time Flies and Drinks Flow on German High-Speed Rail
  138. Darpa's Tether Out, Agency's Longest-Serving Chief
  139. How to Turn a Netbook Into a Net Jukebox
  140. Barn-Find Bugatti Brings $4.53 Million
  141. Ticketmaster/Live Nation Merger Could Raise Ticket Prices
  142. Kindle 2 Slims Down, Adds Audio
  143. Army Lab Suspends Research After Toxin-Tracking Scare
  144. Microsoft to Launch Cell Phone Software Store: Paper
  145. Petite Weekender Tucks It in Tight
  146. Feb. 9, 1870: Feds Get on Top of the Weather
  147. Cognitive Computing Project Aims to Reverse-Engineer the Mind
  148. Burning Question: Why Can't We Control Gadgets by Voice Alone?
  149. Video: 'Jeopardy': What Is High-Tech?
  150. OLPC's Hidden Killer App: Ultimate E-Book Reader
  151. From The Cure to 'The Silver Box,' Roger O'Donnell Synthesizes the Digital-Analog Divide
  152. 5 Actresses Who Could Replace Angelina Jolie as Lara Croft
  153. Digital Overload Is Frying Our Brains
  154. CIA Agent Pleads Guilty to Defrauding Covert Credit Cards
  155. Munich's Metro Stressful, But It Goes Everywhere
  156. TED: Smiling Through the Apocalypse
  157. How to Get the Most From Gmail's Multiple Inboxes
  158. TED: 'Eat, Pray, Love' Author on How We Kill Geniuses
  159. Dual-Screen, King-Size Laptop Shreds Benchmark Records
  160. Lucy 2.0: Famous Fossil Hominid Goes Digital
  161. ESPN to ISPs: Pay for Your Customers to Play Video
  162. TED Prize Winners Want Help Finding Life, Protecting Oceans and Creating Musical Kids
  163. USB Steering Wheel Adds Some Formula 1 to Racing Games
  164. Today's Playmates Are More Like Anime Figures Than Real Humans
  165. How to Comfort an Axed Coworker
  166. Gear Gallery: Media Streamers, Two-Wheeled Screamers, Pocket-Sized Beamers
  167. Feb. 6, 1959: Titan Launches; Cold War Heats Up
  168. Review: 'Fanboys' Might Have Been Funny 'A Long Time Ago'
  169. All-Electric Motorcycle Promises 150 MPH
  170. A Tour of San Francisco Artist Carl Pisasturo's Electromechancial Wonderland
  171. Man Charged in Facebook Sex-Extortion Plot
  172. First Look: Sony Vaio P Series Lifestyle PC
  173. TED: MIT Students Turn Internet Into a Sixth Human Sense
  174. Black Wolves the Result of Interbreeding With Dogs
  175. How to Shoot (and View) 3-D Photos
  176. Google Calendar Adds Half-Baked Offline Access
  177. 'Sully' Calmly Announced, 'We're Gonna Be in the Hudson'
  178. Watch This Square for Instant Creativity
  179. Q&A: Oliver Sacks Gains Perspective Through Blindness
  180. General to Nuclear Crews: Get it Right, or Else
  181. Drone 'Surge'; Predator Flights Up 94%
  182. Strange Galaxy Is a Beautiful Wimp
  183. Copy Fight Erupts Over Fairey's 'Hope' Poster of Obama
  184. Obama's Prisoner Dilemma: Reject Torture, Defend Torturers
  185. Little London Prop Shop Turns Ideas Into Art
  186. Gallery: AnnaTheRed's Best Geeky Bentos
  187. Feb. 5, 1999: Web Tempest in a D-Cup
  188. AnnaTheRed's Sci-Fi Bento Boxes Taste Like Nerd Bliss
  189. Palm Pre Hackers Prep Geek Gatherings
  190. Google Quietly Declares E-Mail War on Yahoo
  191. Software Swarm to Spot Rockets Before They're Fired
  192. Man-Made Dam May Have Triggered Great China Quake
  193. House Delays Digital TV to June 12
  194. Garmin Asus to Launch New Line of Co-branded Phones
  195. House Approves Whitelist of People Who Aren't Terrorists
  196. Botnets Beat Spartan Laser on 'Halo 3'
  197. Google Quietly Declares E-Mail War on Yahoo
  198. Top 10 Celebrity Rants Caught on Tape
  199. 'Wired for War' Author Charts Rise of the Warbots
  200. TED Interview: 'Tribes' Author Says People, Not Ads, Build Social Networks
  201. Review: 'Coraline' Dazzles, Terrifies With 3-D, Stop-Motion Surrealism
  202. Oldest Animal Fossil Ever Discovered
  203. 13-Inch Notebook That's Easy on Thin, Light Wallets
  204. Report: Live Nation, Ticketmaster In Late-Stage Merger Talks
  205. Google Latitude Broadcasts Your Location. Because You Want That, Right?
  206. India's $10 Laptop is Neither
  207. Pandora Sees iPhone Gold in the Palm Pre
  208. Christians Sites Dump GoDaddy Over Racy Super Bowl Ads
  209. Automotive X-Prize Draws 25 Teams So Far
  210. Video: Neil Gaiman's 'Coraline' Goes 3-D
  211. The Handmade Tale: Coraline's Inventive DIY Effects
  212. LightLane's Lasers Make an Instant Bike Lane
  213. How to Keep Your Job
  214. Feb. 4, 1998: Gates Gets Creamed
  215. ATM Megaheists Reach Epidemic Levels
  216. Kodak's Little Black Box Spreads Media-Streaming Love
  217. Controversial BMW Designer Chris Bangle Quits
  218. 3 Imported Wii Games You're Not Playing: 'Let's Tap,' 'Tatsunoko vs. Capcom' and 'Disaster: Day of Crisis'
  219. Ugobe's Robotic Toy Dinosaurs Gasp for Breath
  220. 'Human Terrain' Contractor Guilty of Manslaughter
  221. Taking Traffic Control Lessons — From Ants
  222. Review: An iPhone App for Your 2-Year-Old
  223. Hands-On With Nikon's 8 Newest Cameras
  224. Smallest Exoplanet Is Most Earth-like Yet Discovered
  225. Gates, Tim Berners-Lee Headline TED at 25
  226. Trial Begins for HIV Gene Therapy
  227. KTM Promises a Race-Ready Electric Motorcycle
  228. Think a Computer Is Fast at 1 Petaflop? Try 20
  229. Video: Iran Launches Satellite, Allegedly
  230. India Planning $10 Laptop
  231. Gmail Adds Tasks to iPhone, Mobile Browsers
  232. Wireless Chargers' Green Claims Meet With Skepticism
  233. Wired.com Photo Contest: Circles
  234. What's Inside: Bausch and Lomb ReNu
  235. Top 10 Wired.com Shadow Photos, Decided by Us
  236. Top 10 Wired Shadow Photos, Decided by You
  237. Final Guilty Plea Wraps Up Federal 'Warez' Crackdown
  238. Feb. 3, 1958: Silent Spring Seeks Its Voice
  239. Clive Thompson on How More Info Leads to Less Knowledge
  240. The Future of the Car
  241. Review: Geeky Farce Drives 'IT Crowd' Into Season 3
  242. Hill Hopping Electric Bike Grabs Great Grades
  243. Fluid Motion: JetLev-Flyer H20-Propelled Jet Pack
  244. Rising Ocean Acidity Could Disorient Fish
  245. Robot Rights for Battlefield Bots
  246. Tropical Turtle Fossil Discovered in High Arctic
  247. NATO Wants Sim Afghanistan to Test War Plans
  248. Google Glitch Brands Entire Internet as Malware
  249. Here We Go Again: Congress Expected to Delay Digital Television
  250. Review: 'Killzone 2' a Thoughtful, Atmospheric Shooter