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- Legal immigrant high-tech workers speak (AP)
- Hulu Readies Online TV, Dodging Jabs
- Reimagining the Automobile Industry by Selling the Electricity
- Financial News Web Site Remains Unruffled by Murdoch?s Foray on Its Turf
- Travel Sales Still Growing, but Numbers of Customers Are Declining
- The Colbert Nation Quickly Colonizes Facebook
- Replacing the Leopard's login screen background
- Seiko's Kinetic Direct Drive wristwatch
- Nokia N82 imaging phone- Tempting you with live shots
- Hitachi Develops Finger Vein Authentication System Integrated in Steering Wheel
- Inax toilet seat with multi colored covers
- Apple the real Alchemist
- Sharp launches first 22" and 26" full HD LCD-TV's
- Sidekick LX Unboxing / Hands-on!
- FCC Approves Sale of Alltel to Private Investors
- Seagate to close N. Ireland plant (AP)
- Tribune, Gannett join forces on Metromix (AP)
- Apartments may see cable competition (AP)
- Verizon 3Q profit falls, revenue rises (AP)
- Video Tour: T-Mobile Shadow
- Tram runs on Lithium battery and recharges in under a minute
- Ferrari FXX Evoluzione blazes at Italy's Mugello racetrack
- BEA Systems digs in for fight with Icahn (AP)
- Whois may be scrapped to break deadlock (AP)
- G.M. to Build Hybrid Research Center in China
- BEA Holds Its Ground After Oracle Rebuff
- Charges dropped in dual-use tech case (AP)
- Child advocates upset over "Manhunt 2" (AP)
- FCC Clears Nokia 6555's Little Brother
- How it’s made - CD (Compact Disks)
- Rumor: Nokia N96?
- New Foldio Invention for Designers
- LG Shine Wood LB2005H
- Sexy Anime Figure: Dead or Alive – Kasumi
- IBM has greener way to reuse silicon (AP)
- In India, Poverty Inspires Technology Workers to Altruism
- Seeking Control of Technology, G.M. Will Build Its Own Research Center in China
- BEA Defends Its Rebuff of the Takeover Attempt by Oracle
- Web Marketing to a Segment Too Big to Be a Niche
- Not All Is Gloomy in Real Estate: A Blog Network Attracts Capital
- Sony Ericsson PXi For Lefties
- Man goes through Helicopter blades and Survives
- HTC Shadow features a user-friendly Windows Mobile 6
- Razer Mako 2.1 THX Certified Multimedia bi-amplified speaker
- Gmail keeps Spam at bay Efficiently
- YouTube Videos get more informative by the day
- LG Rumor looks nice in pictures
- Designer LED-C System creates any color LED you want
- Samsung Super-WriteMaster SH-S203N internal DVD burner, is the world's fastest
- Motorola ROKR T505 Bluetooth In-Car Speakerphone and Digital FM Transmitter
- Three Tiered Cubicle Defense
- Bluetune - Bluetooth hands fee for your car
- Marantz CR201 Personal CD System looks sleek
- LG Shine wood coming to Korea
- Teac LP-R400 Turntable recorder
- Some 'vampires' prefer energy over blood (AP)
- Sirius Satellite Radio narrows 3Q loss (AP)
- Freedom Wireless to Launch New MVNO
- AT&T Bows New Samsung Slider
- Whistle-blower e-mail addresses exposed in Judiciary Committee snafu
- Review: Seagate's whopper of a drive -- the 1TB Barracuda
- Enterprise Grade "No-Compromise" Backup/Recovery
- Intel's new 45nm Penryn plant goes green
- ODF group abandons file format in favor of W3C alternative
- Internet tax moratorium goes to Bush (AP)
- Skype video chats get sharper (AP)
- McAfee buying ScanAlert for $51M (AP)
- Payouts for Seagate workers in N.Ireland (AP)
- Is U.S. stuck in Internet's slow lane? (AP)
- MIT researchers improve `tractor beam' (AP)
- Restated Dell profits down $92 million (AP)
- Q&A: EMC exec says 'dumb storage' administrators are dinosaurs
- EMC buys change-management vendor Voyence
- Hartford Financial misplaces back-up tapes with personal data on policy holders
- Cerberus capital reviewing ACS purchase (AP)
- Verizon, T-Mobile Considering Google OS
- Dell restates earnings after internal probe
- Pharma industry touts cure for data security ills
- Audio-spam pitch rode eight-figure Storm wave
- Green thinking vs. great access: A tale of two high-tech contenders
- Federal judge delays decision on Microsoft antitrust oversight
- White Playstation 3 available in Japan on November 11th
- Samsung YP-T10
- Scissors Spider
- First Diamonds Encrusted iPhone
- Halloween Prank gone Wrong
- Google sets up distribution network (AP)
- Google and Friends to Gang Up on Facebook
- Online Marketers Joining Internet Privacy Efforts
- Hello, India? I Need Help With My Math
- A Consumer?s Spot for Apple Grows Up
- Federal Court Extends Oversight of Microsoft Until January
- Paging Dr. Frankenstein
- Google in talks with Verizon Wireless, sources say
- Lex LED accessory to flash messages on your bikes spokes
- LG Shining Stone UP3 S2 has a jewelry concept in mind
- Sanyo Eneloop bell a modern burglar alarm
- Western Digital Passport In Pink
- Polymer Audio Research Polymer Logic Loudspeakers are pricey
- Sears Black Friday ad discloses two new DS Lites
- Panasonic DMP-BD30 "next-gen" Blu-ray player
- IXOS' Disco Cube gets updated
- Soundproofed Room For Home Theatre
- Toshiba Vardia RD-A301 HD-DVD and HDD recorder
- Google in talks with Verizon for Gphone
- Dolby Volume promises Consistent Sound
- Firefly overhauls the lead acid battery
- Samsung SGH-A737 is now available on AT&T
- Toshiba's 250GB notebook storage kits
- FCC OKs cable competition for apartments (AP)
- Google stock barrels through $700 (AP)
- Garmin makes bid for Tele Atlas (AP)
- Alcatel-Lucent posts loss, will cut jobs (AP)
- Verizon Wireless Revises Pay-As-You-Go Plans
- Storm Trojan dupes users with dancing Halloween jig
- Dell aims to simplify systems management, reduce IT costs
- What went wrong with the mobile Web?
- Employers tapping RSS tools to tame info overload
- Agency warns against fraudulent e-mails (AP)
- Privacy groups target online advertising (AP)
- GPS maker Garmin's 3Q profit rises (AP)
- Wal-Mart sells $199 Linux computer (AP)
- Cisco, Wipro enter technology alliance (AP)
- Consumer Advocates Seek a ?Do-Not-Track? List
- Garmin Offers $3.3 Billion for Tele Atlas
- Whois studies approved, privacy deferred (AP)
- Scams use striptease to break Web traps (AP)
- Wikipedia becomes a class assignment (AP)
- IBM plans major security initiative (AP)
- Extending Your Management Reach to Remote Users
- Microsoft sees Windows Vista growth phase underway
- I believe I can fly
- The Music Stick
- Rapper 50 Cent unveiled his Custom Pontiac G8 at SEMA 2007
- LG to launch ‘Shining Stone UP3 S2? with a jewelry concept design
- RotateMe - Auto-Rotate feature on Nokia N95
- Steam powered car goes from 0 to 343 kmh in 2.5 seconds
- Shell station customers 'pay by touch' (AP)
- F.T.C. to Review Online Ads and Privacy
- With Stock at $700, Google Is Fifth Most Valuable Company
- More Jobs to Be Cut at Alcatel After Loss
- Facebook?s Rapid Stock Appreciation
- Still Waiting for Amazon?s Kindle
- Cisco announces $16B China expansion (AP)
- Google stock barrels through $700 (AP)
- Whois studies approved, privacy deferred (AP)
- Right where you can't miss it
- Researchers dig for hidden links in spam
- NEC gets first order for SX-9 supercomputer
- Mac Trojan prowls porn sites
- Film speakers as thin as paper
- NTTDoCoMo shows mobile phones of the future
- Creator of Livejournal dresses up as Facebook for Halloween
- Is Samsung's F700 renamed SCH-U940 on Verizon
- Consumer groups ask FCC to fine Comcast (AP)
- AT&T Formally Unveils Motorola Q9h Global
- Review: A Motorola Q smart phone for travelers
- Google mobile OS unlikely, analysts say
- Macrovision patch service sports fatal flaw
- Green500 list ranks most energy-efficient supercomputers
- MetroPCS withdraws bid for Leap (AP)
- Video Web site gets religion (AP)
- Online ad network raises $100 million (AP)
- Verizon Wireless Alters Data Pricing Model
- MySpace Joins Google Alliance to Counter Facebook
- F.T.C. Chief Vows Tighter Control of Online Ads
- CA Profit Rises, Margins Widen, Shares Rally
- Electronic Arts Swings to 2nd-Quarter Loss
- The Writers Strike and Online Video
- MySpace gets social with Google (AP)
- Verizon gives shareholders say on pay (AP)
- UN, Google, Cisco team to track poverty (AP)
- Hackers unlock extra violence in game (AP)
- Electronic Arts posts 2Q net loss (AP)
- Webroot warns of spoofed presidential campaign sites
- Intel moves to consolidate 133 data centers into eight facilities
- 11 finalists to hit the streets in DARPA's $2M Urban Challenge
- MySpace and Google join to launch new social platform
- Online crooks target Macs with porn ruse (AP)
- Hackers unlock extra violence in game (AP)
- New 'virtual IT job' could be very real
- Opinion: Apple's Leopard is a developer's delight
- IBM to spend $1.5 billion to improve computer security
- IBM to let customers sell server energy savings on carbon markets
- RAmos V80 PMP
- Hands-on Eye-Fi Wireless SD Card
- Cathay PK-24 CD Player
- Sony released two new commercials for PlayStation 3
- Lenso Roulette Wheels
- Rate your fitness routine with GPS (AP)
- Electronic Arts posts 2Q net loss (AP)
- MySpace gets social with Google (AP)
- F.T.C. Member Vows Tighter Controls of Online Ads
- The Robot in the Newsroom
- A Bitter Rift When a Boss Is the Buyer
- Verizon to Put Executive Pay to Shareholder Vote
- Spam, canned
- Symantec CEO sees more acquisitions ahead
- Sprint's WiMax Venture In Flux
- Argonne Labs plans half-petaflop BlueGene supercomputer
- U.N. joins with Google, Cisco to launch poverty-tracking Web site
- Apple releases iMac updates, but lockups continue
- Mozilla fixes Firefox regressions, releases version 2.0.0.9
- Microsoft swoops in to claim Nigerian Linux deal for Windows
- Cops learning how to extend beats online (AP)
- Advice for cops seeking online clues (AP)
- Internet board picks New Zealander chair (AP)
- Group on non-English domains formed (AP)
- AT&T Creates New International Data Roaming Plan for iPhones
- Which Advertiser Is on Your Friend List?
- Consumer Groups Ask F.C.C. to Halt Comcast?s File-Sharing Delays
- Wikipedia Cleared in French Defamation Case
- Nostalgia About the News Is So Over
- Wii in Japan for sale, dirt cheap
- Harman Kardon adds three new Guide + Play GPS units to its lineup
- NEC LaVie G series Hello Kitty Notebook celebrates Kitty's Birthday
- The Simpsons video game spiked with the show's trademark humor
- A Panoramic View courtesy Mitsubishi Electric
- Glitch mismatches photos, news on Google (AP)
- Warner stays out of online store deal (AP)
- Ellison: Let BEA's shareholders decide on sale
- Survey: Open source gaining traction in U.S. government
- Q&A: CIO and book author cites miscues in protecting children from online predators
- Leopard's firewall a 'mess,' breaks Skype, says researcher
- Rumor: New PS2?
- Video: Initial D Arcade
- Phone in the hole
- Flameless Rechargeable USB Lighter
- How it’s made: Chocolate
- Nintendo's classic Famicom - Game Over
- YouTube Page Costume Idea for Halloween or other costume parties
- Sony's X-Ramen Radar WiFi enabled Noodle shop locator
- LG Voyager on Verizon, specs leaked
- iPhone is the "Invention of the Year", according to Time
- CDA PC 85 is an American style side-by-side fridge with pull out Freezer Drawers
- Blinged DJ Headphones cost a packet
- Cops learning how to extend beats online (AP)
- Glitch mismatches photos, news on Google (AP)
- Peace of Mind When They Ask to Borrow the Car
- Let Us Pray for Wealth
- Electronic Arts Soothes Investors
- Yahoo Executive Apologizes to a Congressional Panel
- The Global Sympathetic Audience
- 1-800-Flowers.com hopes for blooming mobile sales
- I, Robot: The Man Behind the Google Phone
- Why Google Turned Into a Social Butterfly
- Devices Enforce Cellular Silence, Sweet but Illegal
- Does E-Mail Distract? Not if You Take Charge
- Yours for the Peeping
- Nintendo Wii for $2.17
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