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- IBM's Q1 earnings jump 26 pct, company increases outlook (AP)
- Legal dispute could increase cost of digital TV (AP)
- 'The Sims' sells 100 million copies worldwide (AP)
- AOL, transitioning to ads, moves closer to ad center in NYC (AP)
- New data reveal online video views are soaring (AP)
- American Apparel uses RFID to take better stock of its stores
- Curl debuts its RIA features for Ubuntu Linux
- Vendors form 10Gbit/sec Ethernet Storage Alliance
- PC shipments post double-digit rise as US lags (AP)
- Comcast to skip latest FCC network management hearing (AP)
- Alltel Lets Users Upload Photos With No Clicks
- Politicians Look to Criminalize In-Flight Calling
- Warning on Storage of Health Records
- A New Chief, but eBay?s Struggles Continue
- For Microsoft, Holding Yahoo Talent May Be Costly
- I.B.M. Easily Tops Forecasts for Quarter
- Bits: Economy Hits U.S. PC Sales, but Notebook Growth Remains Strong
- Pittsburgh museum to open robot exhibition (AP)
- Google adapts copyright-ID technology for child-porn fight (AP)
- Most computer users repeat passwords, at their peril (AP)
- AT&T to donate $100M to help keep kids in high school (AP)
- Mozilla patches Firefox JavaScript bug
- ITIL v3: Five ways to make it work for you
- MySQL reserves features for paying customers; open-source community up in arms
- New music video Web site features major label artists (AP)
- Dell expanding China presence via large retailers (AP)
- EBay CEO sees more change ahead after profitable 1st quarter (AP)
- IBM's 1Q earnings jump 26 percent; company raises outlook (AP)
- HTC Touch in White available via Verizon
- Materious’s Forecast Umbrella concept
- 2day’s How-To: Make Safe Box out of an Altoids tin
- BenQ Joybook R45 Laptop
- Bird-Electron EZ0 Portable Speaker
- Study: LimeWire remains top P2P software; uTorrent fast-rising #2
- Apple patches $10,000 bug
- CEO-phishing scam fires up anew
- Verizon Sues Sprint Over Interconnection Charges
- Samsung's Chairman Indicted on Tax Charges
- China defends anti-piracy efforts (AP)
- VTech IS6110 Worlds first Instant Messaging Cordless Phone
- Japanese Car Makers Wear 'Aging Suit' for Making Cars more suited for Senior Citizens
- Dosugus cushion brings back DOS nightmares
- The BedFan may be a cheaper, greener option
- Panasonic Wi-Fi LUMIX TZ50 Digital Camera with HD Video
- TAG Heuer's €3,400 Meridiist handset now official
- Samsung and Armani HDTV spotted in Milan
- ASUS M70- First Terabyte Notebook PC
- MTV dishes out mobile phone in France
- Trainer Shoes 24/7 Vending Machine
- Sony Ericsson G700 gets FCC nod
- German schoolboy corrects NASA
- Air-powered scooter invented for a cleaner environment
- Parrot PARTY Black Edition Bluetooth speaker with Nokia's new NFC
- Crackdown on cell phones on public transit ignites debate (AP)
- Nokia's 25 percent profit jump falls short of expectations (AP)
- Q4 2007 Email Threats Trend Report from Proofpoint and Commtouch
- Blackmagic offers Video Recorder, Broadcast Videohub
- Review: A smart phone with high Web surfing
- Review: Canon PowerShot SD1100 IS digital camera
- Kodiak Pushes Clientless PTT, MetroPCS Signs Up
- Google's 1Q profit climbs 30 pct and tops analyst views (AP)
- UK advertising-tech fight shows complexity of privacy battle (AP)
- Microsoft hires firm to lobby on proposed Yahoo takeover (AP)
- Review: Avoid snarl of USB cables with Eye-Fi photo reader (AP)
- FCC wrangles over 'Net neutrality' issue (AP)
- Google's 1Q profit climbs 30 pct and tops analyst views (AP)
- AMD posts 1Q loss, meets Wall Street's lowered expectations (AP)
- Google's 1Q profit climbs 30 pct and tops analyst views (AP)
- FCC wrangles over 'Net neutrality' issue (AP)
- AMD posts 1Q loss, meets Wall Street's lowered expectations (AP)
- Blockbuster sued over Facebook ad feature (AP)
- Google Profit Beats Wall St. Forecast
- A Small Loss, and a Warning, by A.M.D.
- E*Trade Reports 1st - Qtr Net Loss Amid Retooling
- Samsung Chairman Faces Tax Charges
- Bits: Amazon Gains Share of Paid Music Market
- Removing hard drive data -- the YouTube way
- Video gallery: Removing hard drive data -- the YouTube way
- Review: Motorola Z9
- Handwriting Recognition application for iPhone
- Ads vs. Reality
- Giant Earbud Speakers
- Rockstar released New Grand Theft Auto IV Commercial
- Trainer Shoes Vending Machine
- Hantat announces a Banana shaped USB drive
- Jabra A120 Bluetooth Adaptor
- Comfortable Paper Shredding
- Programmer proposes to girlfriend via video game gets us mushy
- FCC wrangles over 'Net neutrality' issue (AP)
- New chip, iPhone set off touch screen boom
- Feel the pain
- Chinese hackers poised for anti-CNN attack over the weekend
- Motorola Stirs Up Handset Business
- Review: Avoid snarl of USB cables with Eye-Fi photo reader (AP)
- Video game sales soar 57 percent in March, led by Nintendo (AP)
- 7" Nintendo Wii LCD Monitor
- Probably the toughest iPod dock on the planet
- Push-kun the trash can robot amuses all
- Self-Destructing DVDs
- Researchers fashion "Silly Putty" lights
- e-reader for newspapers tested by France's Orange
- The World's Biggest Racetrack to be built in Dubai
- Sanyo DMX-CA8 - The new Xacti packs in a punch and is waterproof
- Simpsons Oil Painting
- Facebook asks users to translate new versions for free (AP)
- Back in the USSR: Soviet Internet domain name resists death (AP)
- Despite guidelines, assigning Net domain names is tricky (AP)
- EA extends deadline for Take-Two tender offer to May 16 (AP)
- Microsoft confirms plan for low-cost suite with Office, other apps
- Bull crams crypto chips into bootable USB hard disk drive
- Microsoft rings alarm on Windows rights bug
- Google shares soar 20 percent to record 1-day gain (AP)
- Google's strong showing renews debate over Web tracker (AP)
- PsyStar pay processor alleges it was misled on clone sales
- Microsoft to halt Hotmail access via Outlook Express
- Report: Slender MacBook Air spurring LED use in screens
- Amazon.com CEO promotes Kindle reader in shareholder letter (AP)
- Europe Begins Testing In-Flight Use of Cellphones
- Bits: How Big Is Google? Here?s Another Measure
- Frustrated Game Maker Extends Offer for a Rival
- AT&T to Cut About 4,600 Jobs
- Xerox Swings to Loss on Expected Charge
- LCD Monitor for Sony PlayStation 3
- LCD Monitor for Nintendo Wii
- The BedFan
- AD968P2 MP3 Watch
- Ushow video recording application for iPhone
- Motorola internal roadmap for 2008
- Water Balloon exploding at 2000 fps
- Facebook asks users to translate new versions for free (AP)
- Back in the USSR: Soviet Internet domain name resists death (AP)
- Leaked - Advertisement of Windows 7
- Xbox 360 Nearly Burns House Down
- Microsoft Albany offers Office by subscription
- Osama's brother introduces watches for frequent flyers
- Microsoft admits it sent Office nag to all WSUS servers
- Send in your own video query to Aunt Donna
- Ping: How Scientific Gains Abroad Pay Off in the U.S.
- Digital Domain: Struggling to Evade the E-Mail Tsunami
- The Count: Can a Coupon Live Inside a Cellphone?
- Managers Among 4,650 Losing AT&T Jobs
- EarthLink redirect service poses security risk, expert says
- Italian cyberstalking case reveals Internet loopholes
- $549 Eee PC 900 to hit U.S. May 12
- Paypal To Block 'Unsafe Browsers'
- Meaty iPod Nano Case
- Will it Blend? Remote Control
- Microsoft to halt Hotmail access via Outlook Express
- Web 2.0 Expo Preview: Mashups upgraded for the enterprise
- PayPal: We won't block Safari
- Wind power data center project planned in urban area
- Wind power data center project planned in urban area
- PayPal: We won't block Safari
- Alcatel to Sell its First U.S. MVNO Phone Via O2
- APC Wireless Rescues Movida from Bankruptcy
- Andalong AD268-B Bluetooth MP4 player
- I-Pmart Crazy Deal - Sony PSP for $9.90
- Who Owns Sports Coverage?
- New Wii Games Find a Big (but Stingy) Audience
- A Web Shift in the Way Advertisers Seek Clicks
- Drilling Down: Staying in the Orbit of Satellite Radio
- Skype to sell unlimited international calls for $9.95/month (AP)
- HD enthusiasts crying foul over cable TV's crunched signals (AP)
- Career Watch
- What brain drain?
- Ubuntu Linux takes on enterprise server market with new OS
- Southern Charm
- Is your outsourcer an IT sweatshop?
- Fifth Gear - Travel 600 miles with the BMW’s twin-turbocharged 635d
- Sony Ericsson C902
- Rocket Bike
- Jessica Rabbit in real life
- LG Viewty in Purple
- Hacked Coffee Machine now works with Wii Nunchuck
- Sunpak photo frame looks cute and plays video as well
- Jacked Cat 5 Compliant Wedding Set
- Dixie Chopper Xcaliber- The World's Fastest Mower
- Make your work space a dance floor with the Disco Ball Mouse and Pad!
- And Now the 500,000 GB MP3 Player
- IBM buys storage vendor Diligent Technologies
- Acer making WiMax laptop for Sprint
- Woman pleads guilty in Craigslist murder-for-hire scheme
- China Mobile plumbs rural areas, profits jump 37 percent (AP)
- "Space Efficient Vehicle" Showcase at 2008 Michelin Challenge Design
- Homer Simpson Floating Radio plays music while you swim
- Vigor Evo HD rugged computer
- Aeryon Scout quadrotor, hovers and captures images from difficult hard to reach place
- Audi Q5 seen at the Beijing Motor Show
- Marantz ES7001 'all-in-one' system for music
- Auto Healther Reiz DZ-270 massage robot from Dainichi
- Virgin Galactic to host wedding in space
- Lockheed Martin to send future crafts to space on autopilot
- Plastic bags that self destruct in four months
- Holographic Storage - Storage for the rich coming soon
- LG Wine phone now with bigger displays
- NJ court requires subpoena for Internet subscriber records (AP)
- Sony reportedly negotiating PS3 video distribution (AP)
- Intel slashes chip prices, boosting pressure on AMD
- Q&A: Book author Don Tapscott says corporate inertia prevents mass collaboration
- FAQ: Windows XP SP3 ships -- finally
- Cellular South Offers to Pay Switchers' ETFs
- Water to Power Samsung Phones By 2010
- Sprint Unsheathes Its Katana LX
- Yahoo's first-quarter earnings could sway Microsoft battle (AP)
- China's Huawei jumping into US market one step at a time (AP)
- Texas Instruments 1Q profit rises, but outlook weighs shares (AP)
- Netflix 1Q profit rises, but stock plunges on tepid outlook (AP)
- Mobile banking gaining traction among younger customers (AP)
- Mini Motorbike
- Espresso Machine control using Wii Nunchuk
- Energy Sistem 2021 PMP
- Fifth Gear - Mercedes-Benz Unimog
- 5 habits for greener computing
- BlackBerry how-to: Free up device memory
- Texas Instruments Profit Up, but Forecast Disappoints
- Boston Scientific Net Rises on Cost Cuts
- N.J. Court Requires Subpoena for Internet Subscriber Records
- Netflix 1Q profit rises, but stock plunges 14 pct on outlook (AP)
- Writers push for laws to maintain Internet freedom (AP)
- Intel unveils tool for creating mashups that enhance Web sites
- The 5 quickest returns on your green investment
- Rock Phish gang adds second punch to phishing attacks
- Earth Day 2008: Are You Green?
- Will it Blend? Hearing Aid
- Samsung Soul Availability
- LG-KF700 the Touch Dial phone with three input methods
- Titan Exhaust Air Jack
- Artzmania x8: Eye Candy
- Irish airline erroneously sells transatlantic tickets for € 5
- Honda Walking Assist to help the elderly and those with weak leg muscles
- Microsoft data shows Web attacks on the rise
- HD videoconferencing for less
- HP's hosted storage service down for almost a week
- Review: Iomega eGo Portable hard drive
- Wireless operator plans Australian nationwide WiMax network
- Alltel Gives Early Adopters Bonus Number
- Samsung Head Resigns Amid Tax Scandal
- Nokia Turns Up Volume on XpressMusic Range
- Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ5 Review
- Nikon D3 Review
- Sony DSC-H10 Review
- AT&T 1Q profit up 22 percent on strong wireless growth (AP)
- Blinged Macbook Air in Gold with Bejeweled Rainbow Apple
- Stitch CD player opens up wide
- Sony Ericsson G502 and P5 Phones
- Honda Includes Crime Maps in Navigation Systems in Japan
- NES casemod packs in Nintendo 8-bit console
- Delta to offer The Cozy Suite for Economy Class
- BMW S1000RR superbike unveiled in Germany
- Exhaust Air Jack to the rescue
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