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  2. Palm software store opens for business ... finally
  3. Analog TV tests being conducted across America
  4. Virtual worlds more effective than web conferencing, soon more so than real life?
  5. Opinion: Modularity needed in all electronics devices
  6. Analyst feels Apple will unveil its new netbook next month
  7. Mac OS X 10.5.6 crashing users' systems
  8. Sprint will sell 3G/4G modem
  9. Microsoft plans quick fix for IE
  10. Yahoo cuts data retention times
  11. Dell greens its packaging
  12. Palm software store opens for business ... finally
  13. Analog TV tests being conducted across America
  14. Virtual worlds more effective than web conferencing, soon more so than real life?
  15. Opinion: Modularity needed in all electronics devices
  16. Analyst feels Apple will unveil its new netbook next month
  17. Mac OS X 10.5.6 crashing users' systems
  18. Sprint will sell 3G/4G modem
  19. Microsoft plans quick fix for IE
  20. Yahoo cuts data retention times
  21. Dell greens its packaging
  22. Google releases maps editor for Android G1
  23. Yahoo Mail becomes more Social, but you'll have to pay a price
  24. Turn Your iPhone into an iPhone Shuffle
  25. New low-cost nickel-based fuel cell could prove revolutionary
  26. Steve Jobs' Macworld 2009 keynote uncertain
  27. 2.93 GHz Core i7 Dual-socket Xeon X5570 breaks SAP records
  28. XFX to make 4000 series video cards for AMD/ATI
  29. 2.93 GHz Core i7 Dual Xeon X5570 breaks SAP records
  30. Evonik, Daimler to make batteries for electric cars
  31. New low-cost nickel-based fuel cell could prove revolutionary
  32. NASA needs a new direction, says independent review panel
  33. Exclusive: First look at Microsoft Internet Explorer 8 RC1
  34. Exclusive: First look at Microsoft Internet Explorer 8 RC1
  35. DRAM bailouts seen as a 'disaster'
  36. Survey shows 65% of American adults need daily Internet access
  37. DRAM bailouts seen as a 'disaster'
  38. Survey shows 65% of American adults need daily Internet access
  39. DRAM bailouts seen as a 'disaster'
  40. Survey shows 65% of American adults need daily Internet access
  41. Intel to show devices that bring Internet to TV
  42. AMD may let 10% of current staff go in January, 2009
  43. RadioShack sells Acer netbook for $99 - with 2-year contract
  44. Berkeley's Chu selected Obama's energy secretary
  45. Twitter and Google Friend Connect now a team
  46. Exclusive: First look at Microsoft Internet Explorer 8 RC1
  47. Analyst expects declining iPod sales
  48. Google stands by net neutrality promise
  49. Microsoft?s Seadragon invades iPhone territory
  50. Apple posts OS X Leopard 10.5.6 update
  51. Chrysler's plan to beat the Chevy Volt
  52. Microsoft sees 'huge increase' in IE attacks
  53. McCain camp sells loaded Blackberry
  54. Yahoo shareholder looks to revive Microsoft talks
  55. Solar flares observed to emit huge streams of hydrogen, a first
  56. AMD quietly launches first K10 dual-core CPUs
  57. Palm hoping to strike it rich with Nova
  58. Google Street View now on Nokia S60 and Windows Mobile
  59. Palm hoping to strike it rich with the Nova
  60. Google, Microsoft and Yahoo looking to bypass Net Neutrality with money
  61. MIT study of oceanic micro-organisms may help better understand global climate change
  62. Google Chrome crosses 1% market share again
  63. Worldwide semiconductor revenues declined by $12 billion in 2008, says Gartner
  64. Mozilla reverse-engineers OS X to add multitouch gestures to Firefox 3.1 for Mac
  65. U.S. IT to move out of recession in Q3 2009? Maybe.
  66. NASA's Mars Orbiter completes two-year mission
  67. Intel needs to build car batteries, co-founder says
  68. Intel tests solar electric rooftop system
  69. Monster Nvidia GTX 295 caught on camera
  70. Microsoft confirms that all versions of IE have critical new bug
  71. Abu Dhabi deal could cost AMD millions
  72. Ericsson and Intel lock down laptops
  73. AT&T completes Wayport acquisition
  74. Alcatel-Lucent to cut 6000 managers and contractors
  75. Intel re-integrates channel platform group
  76. Windows 7 spurring development of capacitive touch panels for PC market
  77. Weak economy will not stop 450 mm wafer development, says UMC
  78. 2000-year-old computer recreated, shows amazing accuracy
  79. Google Chrome is not ready for prime time
  80. Scientists probing for dark matter signatures deep in the Earth
  81. Nintendo shatters game console shipment records
  82. Proposal given to recoup waste energy from cars, railways and airplanes
  83. Proposal given to recoup waste energy from cars, railways and airplanes
  84. Playstation Home open beta now live
  85. MIT research looking for cheaper, more abundant solar cell materials
  86. After 15 releases, Google Chrome goes gold
  87. Unboxing the CherryPal: It?s alive!
  88. Study shows gaming by 60+ seniors increases cognitive skills
  89. Google enables Gmail SMS messages
  90. Scientists create transparent memory chip
  91. Boeing delays 787 Dreamliner, again
  92. Most first-tier motherboard makers suffer on-year revenue drop in November
  93. Global OLED revenues up 60% on year in Q3
  94. AMD refutes China fab rumors
  95. Elpida completes development of 50 nm 2 Gb mobile RAM
  96. Obama?s Mac: Will it accelerate the Mac move into the mainstream?
  97. Trust Digital opens enterprise doors for Apple's iPhone
  98. IE7 hit by zero-day exploit
  99. ATI Stream driver now available for download
  100. Methanol-based fuel cell recharger for portable devices coming in 2009
  101. Playstation Home beta to launch tomorrow
  102. Update - U.S. students showing an increase in mathematic aptitude
  103. Playstation Home beta to launch tomorrow
  104. South pole to get sub-surface neutrino telescope one cubic kilometer in size
  105. HP to offer notebook battery that maintains its capacity
  106. Microsoft has a big patch day, warns of next security hole
  107. Kodak withdraws 2008 revenue guidance, freezes executive pay
  108. Censorship group removes Wikipedia from its Blacklist
  109. More layoffs at Yahoo
  110. Nearly 50 Open Handset Alliance members now backing Android
  111. Kodak withdraws 2008 revenue guidance, freezes executive pay
  112. U. S. students showing an increase in mathematic aptitude
  113. Office Depot will close 112 stores
  114. Yahoo shareholder urges search unit sale to Microsoft
  115. Netbook shipments surge over 160% in Q3 - DisplaySearch
  116. Semiconductor equipment spending to fall to six-year low in 2009, says iSuppli
  117. Government urged to act quickly on Taiwan DRAM rescue
  118. DRAM production cuts of 25% needed in H1 09, says PSC chairman
  119. New research suggests Moore's Law will not cease around 2020
  120. In the economic downward spiral, recycling goes down as well
  121. Next up for Intel?s 32 nm chips: Prepare for production
  122. Hubble telescope tracks down E.T.
  123. NCSoft ditches Nvidia ESA membership for 2009
  124. Gmail gets tasks
  125. 2008 was too short, by exactly one second
  126. 2008 was too short, by exactly one second
  127. NASA assembling powerful Ares I-X rocket, prepares for mid-2009 test launch
  128. Nano-magnetic sensors could pave the way for massive data storage capacity
  129. Netflix blames Silverlight for the upcoming layoff of 50 employees
  130. Report alleges Nvidia may hide information about Macbook Pro GPUs
  131. MySpace now on the bandwagon with its own ID
  132. Mozilla makes Firefox 3.1 beta 2 official
  133. Dec. 9, 1968: The mother of all demos
  134. Microsoft offers to reduce search data in Europe
  135. Recession? What recession? ? Nintendo
  136. Intel, AMD and Nvidia may see even deeper revenues declines in Q4
  137. Nvidia chipset support to come for Intel Atom nettops
  138. Sony cuts 8000 jobs and contracts investment plans
  139. Dell triples Windows XP downgrade tax to $150
  140. Dean Kamen's island reduces energy consumption by 50%
  141. Apple gets official acceleration spec for Snow Leopard
  142. Dean Kamen's island reduces energy consumption by 50%
  143. HP demonstrates unbreakable flexible active matrix displays
  144. First Look: Mozilla quietly posts Firefox 3.1 beta 2
  145. Endeavour to be flown back to Florida on Wednesday
  146. Netflix service on TiVo boxes goes live today
  147. Broadcom chip adds low-power 802.11n to phones
  148. YouTube Now in HD
  149. Mozilla to pull the plug on Firefox 2 "soon"
  150. AMD to get less out of manufacturing deal
  151. Intel creates technology for low-cost 40 Gb/s optical links
  152. Panel maker HannStar's November revenues down over 75% on year
  153. LCD panel prices continue to drop in December
  154. Driver IC suppliers see sharp sales declines in November
  155. NAND flash output to shrink in 2009 on weakening demand
  156. Monty Python hits the Internet
  157. IBM and Harvard search for organic solar power using cloud computing
  158. Google enables AdWords campaigns for G1s and iPhones
  159. No more room for failure in protecting cybersecurity - report
  160. UK ISPs censoring Wikipedia
  161. Second Android smartphone to launch unlocked on January 29 for $225
  162. 2008 coolest year this decade, scientists warn alarming warming trend begins in 2015
  163. DisplayPort and HDCP in your Mac: What you need to know
  164. Microsoft interested in Yahoo search deal, again
  165. UPDATE: Microsoft on course to Moneyville at WARP10
  166. Kindle sold out until February
  167. Apple conspiracy theory: "Corporations" behind Psystar?
  168. Apple?s subtle ?300 million iPhone apps downloaded? message
  169. Google?s Friend Connect now open to all websites
  170. Opera 10 alpha unveiled: Fully web compliant, 30% faster
  171. Koobface worm still infiltrating Facebook
  172. Microsoft on course to Moneyville at WARP10
  173. Court rejects appeal over student-teacher drunk MySpace pics
  174. JVC unveils high-definition LED billboard in Times Square
  175. CPU prices post huge drops in 2008, Intel delays CPU+GPU
  176. CPU prices post huge drops in 2008, Intel delays CPU+GPU
  177. Acer chairman still optimistic about Q4 2008 and 2009 notebook shipments
  178. AMD global notebook market share might drop below 10% next year due to netbooks
  179. Acer branded smartphones to hit the market in Q1 2009, company clarifies
  180. Disassembling a 768 MB EVGA GeForce 8800 GTX video card for kicks
  181. AT&T expands bandwidth cap test to Beaumont
  182. Why there isn?t an $800 MacBook Air-like product
  183. Disassembling a 512 MB EVGA GeForce 8800 GTX video card for kicks
  184. Former Yahoo executive to run Microsoft Internet business
  185. NASA to launch Hubble repair mission in May 2009
  186. IBM?s idea to save more than $1276 on a corporate PC
  187. Netflix streaming for Macs out of beta
  188. Google preparing for tougher times
  189. Additional testing delays next NASA Mars mission to 2011
  190. Why did Twitter say no to Facebook?
  191. Apple apparently set to take the iPhone 3G below $100
  192. Waiting on a CherryPal? Don?t hold your breath.
  193. Semiconductor industry facing double-digit declines in Q4, into Q1'09
  194. Up next for Apple: An ultrathin, ultralight $600 multitouch Mac netbook?
  195. AT&T to give 12,000 employees the slip, pink slip that is
  196. AMD expects big revenue decline in Q4
  197. Yahoo could merge with AOL without a new CEO
  198. Worldwide server market decelerates in Q3, says IDC
  199. Notebook battery cell pricing starting to drop in December
  200. MSI netbooks featuring Intel MID platform to be showcased at CES
  201. Several top-10 PC vendors to cut order volumes by 50% on year in Q1 2009
  202. First-tier motherboard makers planning layoffs
  203. LCD monitor shipments flat in Q3, says DisplaySearch
  204. NAND flash set for slower growth in 2009, says DRAMeXchange
  205. AT&T to give 12,000 employees the slip, pink slip that is
  206. AMD plant approved in New York
  207. MIT solves plasma problem for clean fusion energy, helps France
  208. PC market growth expected to slow to a crawl in 2009
  209. Apple throws DMCA at Psystar
  210. Apple throws DCMA at Psystar
  211. Microsoft uncertain about Xbox 360 sales potential in 2009
  212. Update: ATI graphics cards (almost) streaming
  213. Cyber Monday 2008 second most successful online shopping day ever
  214. ATI graphics cards now streaming
  215. Cellphone industry faces downturn
  216. Apple's ad's aren't false. Just don't believe everything you hear and see.
  217. Electric vehicle plan endorsed by Hawaii
  218. Q4 HDD shipments to be flat or down
  219. AMD updates chipset schedule for next year
  220. Vizio TV sales strong on Black Friday
  221. Hynix announces development of 2 Gb mobile DRAM
  222. Foundries face heavy market capitalization erosion after TSMC guidance cut
  223. Browser rivals to sit down and discuss the future of browsing
  224. The first "affordable space tourist": A Danish entrepreneur
  225. NASA pays Russian space agency $141 million for Soyuz space flights
  226. Microsoft to roll out Vista SP2 beta to more users
  227. Former AOL boss Jonathan Miller seeks funds for Yahoo deal
  228. Semiconductor equipment sales to fall 28% this year, says SEMI
  229. Memory makers may prefer to forget 2008
  230. Studies find laser printers emit lung-damaging particles on the order of cigarette sm
  231. Facebook Connect expanding, creating difficulties for OpenID
  232. Worldwide server shipments grow 4%, revenues decline 5% in Q3
  233. Asustek to replace Atom with Celeron in Eee Box to boost sales
  234. Top five notebook vendors expected to post shipments of more than 125 million units i
  235. Nokia to complete Symbian acquisition and may change the mobile landscape
  236. Intel Core i7 965 overclocked to 5.51 GHz
  237. DRAM prices drop to new lows
  238. Semiconductor market down 2.4% on year - SIA
  239. Handset component suppliers turn conservative about Q4
  240. Merriam-Webster announces its top 10 words for 2008
  241. Xbox 360 slaughtered PS3 on Black Friday, Microsoft claims
  242. Nokia?s N97 puts Apple iPhone on the defense
  243. Hitachi and Intel to develop breakthrough enterprise-class SSDs by early 2010
  244. Acer to challenge Apple and Asus with a low-cost iMac clone and a 10.2? netbook
  245. Bush demands amnesty for spying telecoms
  246. Hitachi and Intel to develop breakthrough enterprise-class SSDs by early 2010
  247. Hitachi and Intel to develop breakthrough enterprise-class SSDs by early 2010
  248. Intel retires more CPUs, quad-core Q6700 and dual-core E4700
  249. New features push Chrome to 1% web usage share
  250. Sony schedules GT5 for Christmas 2009, prays for a miracle