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  • Toasting a 1986 privacy law, with legwarmers
  • Hulu Plus making its way to 3DS, Wii
  • Why Windows Phone, Windows 8 are must-wins for Microsoft
  • Google, Facebook go retro in push to update 1986 privacy law
  • Waste to energy: Green or greenwash?
  • T-Mobile: Yeah, we still don't have the iPhone
  • Al Gore: Steve Jobs' greatest work was Apple itself
  • Ten years of iPods: A look back in photos
  • iPad 2 Smart Cover 'flaw' discovered in iOS 5
  • Steve Jobs bio: Behind the cover (roundup)
  • Jobs, Schmidt weren't pals after all, bio shows
  • Android coming on strong in tablets, Q3 data shows
  • Tech Awards: Water-cleaning device, solar in a suitcase
  • Do cell phones cause brain tumors? Debate rages
  • Why computer voices are mostly female
  • Swimmer Michael Phelps dives into video games
  • How colleges use, misuse social media
  • Stop complaining about our Web censorship, China says
  • Gameloft shuts down Web games after security breach
  • Dow starts mass-marketing solar shingles
  • Siri can be accessed on a locked phone
  • Yahoo won't allow bidder cross talk, report says
  • Playing molecular Legos with viruses
  • FTC official: Do not count on Do Not Track just yet
  • Cricket adds another ZTE phone to lineup
  • Sony shipping PlayStation 3D display Nov. 13
  • Google's Rubin: Your phone is no assistant
  • AT&T gearing up for an 'unbelievable' fourth quarter
  • iPhone 4S parts cost $188, study finds
  • Coupon site CouponCabin raises $54 million in funds
  • AT&T activates 1 million iPhone 4S devices
  • Google+: Across the 'early adopter' chasm?
  • Nokia confines Windows Phone launch to 'select countries'
  • Siri can tap into Google, Bing, and Yahoo for answers
  • Windows Phone chief: Nokia to talk road map next week
  • Mango now flowing to most Windows Phone users
  • AT&T profit down, but company upbeat about Q4
  • How colleges use, misuse social media
  • 5 biggest gripes about iPhone 4S
  • Google pins hopes on Galaxy Nexus
  • Apple closes stores, celebrates life of Steve Jobs
  • Galaxy Nexus won't get caught up in Apple suits, Samsung says
  • Bad Siri! She'll let anyone use a locked iPhone 4S
  • Google Analytics goes with the flow for visual oomph
  • Web 2.0 Summit goes beyond the Web (roundup)
  • $201,000 phone bill not a mistake
  • Windows 8 to offer new Metro-based search feature
  • From coal to biomass for some Virginia power
  • Flashback OS X malware variant disables XProtect
  • Unlock Android 4.0 with your face?
  • Bill Joy bets big on energy's 'grand challenges'
  • Apple launches Steve Jobs tribute page
  • Japanese man calculates pi to 10 trillion digits
  • How Apple screwed up the iPad music app with iOS 5
  • Amazon inks deal with PBS to bolster Instant Video
  • FCC defends regulations targeting broadband providers
  • Apple iPhone 4S: Soon at C Spire, but not T-Mobile
  • RFID hangers know what you're shopping for
  • Gears of War creator: We need 'Avatar'-like graphics
  • Apple stock slips after 'rare miss' on earnings
  • The 5 biggest gripes so far about the iPhone 4S
  • Apple closing stores during Jobs service
  • 5 apps to celebrate laziness
  • Batman: Arkham City turns Hollywood into Gotham
  • Chime.in: Do we need another social network?
  • Viacom gets another shot in court against YouTube
  • Motorola introduces Motoactv music player
  • RIM to Android developers: C'mon in, the water's fine
  • Motorola announces Droid Razr
  • Forget e-mail: LivingSocial takes to the airwaves
  • T-Mobile offers pay-per-day plan
  • RIM unveils its next-gen mobile OS: BBX
  • Ice Cream Sandwich widget photos leaked online
  • Dropbox scores $250 million in venture funding
  • Apple's iMessage is stuck in the depressing past
  • Plant closure could affect MacBook Pro shipments, report says
  • iPhone 4S users seeing yellowish screen tint
  • iOS 5 running on one-third of iOS-based devices
  • For iPads in the enterprise, hassles aplenty
  • EMC's quarter tops expectations
  • Did big banks turn blind eye to Groupon's odd accounting?
  • Lookout looks to tighten Apple's mobile security
  • Dive into theBlu, a giant ocean simulation
  • Snide, sassy Siri has plenty to say
  • BlackBerry users offered apps, not cash, for outage
  • HTC dealt a setback in Apple patent battle
  • Grand Theft Auto III beats its way onto tablets, phones
  • Siri still not working for some iPhone 4S users
  • BlackBerry apologizes with apps
  • Apple using Samsung for next iPhone despite patent battles
  • Samsung sells 30M Galaxy S phones, gets no respect
  • Facebook 'social energy' app compares home efficiency
  • Big mo: In one week, Apple iCloud hits 20M users; 25M use iOS 5
  • Apple R&D as percent of revenue hits a low
  • How Steve Jobs, Fox studio chief became friends
  • BlackBerry freebie: RIM apps to placate for outage
  • Ballmer beats drum for Windows 8
  • Apple sells 4 million iPhone 4S units in first weekend
  • B'bye, bill shock? FCC gets deal from carriers
  • Samsung tries to stop iPhone 4S sales in Australia
  • Hybrid browser to lead Opera's Android charge (exclusive)
  • How T-Mobile can help you find apps (Inside Apps)
  • Hackers add porn to Sesame Street YouTube channel
  • Apple's new 'Find My Friends' app finds wife cheating?
  • Minnesota company cashing in on Steve Jobs' turtlenecks?
  • Can Facebook help cut your energy bills?
  • Inside a government computer attack exercise
  • The S*** that Apple's Siri says is beautiful
  • Japanese turn used bras into fuel
  • California, tech, TV pay tribute to Steve Jobs
  • While Washington bickers, green tech goes local
  • Steve Jobs' last big project: The next iPhone
  • Flipboard editorial chief on how magazines are flipping out (Q&A)
  • Virgin Galactic to give NASA suborbital rides
  • New Firefox interface to speed up Firefox on Android
  • Top-rated reviews of the week (photos)
  • The talking iPhone is here (Apple Talk Weekly)
  • iPhone 4S teardown: 512MB, tweaked battery, A5
  • Apple's Siri service not working for some
  • Congressman raises privacy concerns over Amazon Silk
  • Silicon Valley royalty to honor Jobs
  • Watch live coverage of world Rubik's Cube championship
  • iPhones drive record sales at AT&T, Sprint
  • Free-trade pacts export U.S. copyright controls
  • iPhone 4S launch: Yep, it's selling like hotcakes
  • Apple shares close on new high on iPhone 4S launch day
  • Locked up with Batman: Arkham City
  • iPhone 4S: Same lines, different product
  • Ick! Researchers find E. coli on 1 in 6 cell phones
  • Racing like the wind, powered by the sun
  • BlackBerry fans: RIM is 'chipping away our faith'
  • Racing like the wind, powered by the sun
  • Siri everywhere! Hackers want her on older iPhones
  • BrightSource plans third giant solar-power plant
  • BlackBerry's blackout black eye (week in review)
  • Google will shut down Buzz; focus on Google+
  • iPhone 4S launch day in New York
  • iPhone 4S goes on sale (live blog)
  • Darth Maul returns to onscreen 'Star Wars' universe
  • iPhone 4S buyers complain of AT&T activation issues
  • West Coast readies to buy iPhone 4S (photos)
  • Microsoft touts benefits of new Windows 8 Task Manager
  • Apple shares jump on 'underwhelming' iPhone 4S launch
  • iOS 5 update bricked my iPod Touch
  • Post-PC LibreOffice heads for Web, iOS, Android
  • Spotify has 250,000 paying U.S. subscribers, report says
  • iPad 3 going into production for early 2012 launch?
  • So, who's going to buy the iPhone 4S?
  • Apple's iPhone 4S arrives in stores worldwide (photos)
  • iPhone 4S first weekend sales could hit 4 million
  • Xbox 360 once again dominates console market
  • iPhone 4S fans line up for Siri, Woz
  • Steve Wozniak is first in line for iPhone 4S
  • Why video gamers are a great fit at the gym
  • Why Android, iPhone won't crash like RIM
  • iPhone 4S carrier preorders sold out in U.S.? Not so fast
  • Mobile devices increasingly bridging work, personal lives
  • What is really happening with VC funding?
  • BlackBerry apologizes for outages
  • Quench laps up $30 million in funding
  • Japan building new power suit, rescue robots
  • Google threat? Search engine DuckDuckGo scores funding
  • Clearwire shows signs of life
  • Microsoft inks Android, Chrome deal with Quanta
  • Microsoft patches IE9 with new security update
  • IBM developing EV app to let drivers select renewable energy
  • Senators aim to cut through 4G baloney
  • In electric car stakes, automakers spread their bets
  • 3D Web hits the big time: Google Maps on WebGL
  • Facebook updates iOS app yet again
  • Most people check e-mail, surf the Web when watching TV
  • Hallelujah! BlackBerry service is finally restored
  • Netflix licenses reruns from CW Network
  • Motorola hit looms for Google earnings today
  • Dennis Ritchie, father of C programming language, dies
  • BlackBerry: 'We've now restored full services'
  • BlackBerry's outage caused by e-mail backup
  • Tumblr hosts Occupy Wall Street debate
  • Portico takes tablets off-screen
  • Didn't get AppleCare+ when you preordered your iPhone 4S? You still can
  • TechDirt offers $10k for new media-biz models
  • U.S. missing out on energy from trash, study says
  • Latest Adobe Flash Trojan for OS X gets revised
  • Amex: Partnerships required for mobile payments
  • London Philharmonic chases video game 'high score'
  • Apple releases iOS 5
  • Apple iOS 5 review
  • GM planning to pilot next-gen EN-V in megacities
  • Google engineer on Google+: 'A pathetic afterthought'
  • Sony defends against another hack
  • Microsoft page says IE more secure than rival browsers
  • Chevy greenlights electric version of Spark
  • Ford looks to reduce carbon footprint in supply chain
  • Apple's Find My Friends and Airport Utility apps arrive
  • RIM's BlackBerry outages come at worst possible time
  • Texting app banned by BlackBerry returns on own terms
  • HP's solution to the death of print media: Buy more ink
  • Samsung preps phone updates to avoid sales ban, report says
  • BlackBerry outage spreads to North America
  • Can NBA players win lockout war on Twitter?
  • Bjork's 'Biophilia' takes music to the app world
  • Netflix whiplash stirs angry mobs -- again
  • Sprint CEO: Wireless industry can help our troubled economy
  • iPhone 4S arrives early to lucky German buyer
  • IBM buys Platform Computing, bolsters technical computing
  • Activist RIM investor calls for sale, CEO shake-up
  • Google's Android Market blocked in China
  • iPhone 5 camper hears London Apple store robbery
  • The 1971 article that inspired Steve Jobs
  • Facebook finally launches app for iPad
  • Apple iPhone 4S gets benchmarked; slower than iPad 2
  • Kwaga addresses Gmail shortcoming, again (scoop)
  • iPhone 4S to woo customers from 4G Droids, says analyst
  • Opera proposal brings a book look to the Web
  • U.K. ISPs to make customers opt-in for pornography
  • Amazon's Kindle Fire tablet hit by patent lawsuit
  • Wii U is not a 'next generation' console, analyst says
  • Android apps can now run on your PC via BlueStacks
  • Lawmakers ask advertisers for Web-piracy crackdown
  • Tesla lines up Model S battery cells from Panasonic
  • Polycom brings videoconferencing to iPad, Android tablets
  • 91 percent of kids are gamers, research says
  • Netflix whiplash stirs angry mobs -- again
  • Obama's data-crunching skills and the 2012 race
  • Steve Jobs died of respiratory arrest
  • Phones may replace cards, cash, IDs
  • BlackBerry data outage in Europe, Middle East, Africa
  • iPhone 4S sticks with 512MB of RAM, reports say
  • E-mails raise fresh questions on Solyndra loan
  • Beware, Facebook users: Zynga launches Mafia Wars 2
  • 4G smartphone shipments to reach 245 million in 2016
  • Qwikster no more
  • Netflix kills Qwikster but still considering games
  • Xbox 360 sales nearly double that of Wii's, analyst says
  • Microsoft Patch Tuesday to target Windows, IE
  • Mozilla: Rising revenue, but rising challenges
  • Windows Phone chief dumps on iPhone, Android
  • Qwikster nixed, Netflix catches some flak
  • A Moore's Law for computers and energy efficiency
  • Alibaba looks to break away from Yahoo, report says
  • Windows 8 to reduce memory usage
  • iPhone 4S preorders top 1 million in single day
  • Yahoo out as Hulu mulls other bids, report says
  • Netflix cancels Qwikster spinoff
  • Android to get enterprise friendlier
  • The MythBusters tackle the battle of the sexes (photos)
  • Steve Jobs' death: Why the tears?
  • Common ground on green buildings (photos)
  • On the road to a low-energy house
  • Apple's Jobs still shapes PC laptop future
  • See Germany's nuclear plant turned family playground
  • An exciting new ailment: Text neck
  • Casting about for actor to play Jobs
  • Puppeteers, CG meet to create 'Real Steel' robots
  • Chrome extension enables remote computer control
  • Our future: Empty pockets, except for our phones
  • Steve Jobs at the heavenly gates--there's an app for that
  • Bravo casting Real Crazies of Silicon Valley
  • What I learned from Steve Jobs
  • Puppeteers, CG meet to create 'Real Steel' robots
  • Chrome extension enables remote computer control
  • Top-rated reviews of the week (photos)
  • Remembering Steve Jobs through Apple's products (Apple Talk Weekly)
  • Sony Pictures making deal for film rights to Jobs bio--report
  • CTIA moves to block SF cell phone law
  • AT&T: 200,000 iPhone 4S preorders in 12 hours
  • Barnes & Noble protests Kindle deal by yanking books
  • Post-it Notes to Steve Jobs
  • The death of Steve Jobs, 1955-2011 (roundup)
  • Prototype 3G MacBook buyer gets parts back
  • Ideo's electric bike wins design competition
  • After delay, Avast launches EasyPass
  • Target: Trade old iPhone for cheaper iPhone 4S
  • Steve Jobs funeral will reportedly be held today
  • Millions of tweets reveal global mood trends
  • Should I blow my upgrade on an iPhone 4S? (Ask Maggie)
  • Steve Jobs saved technology from itself
  • What's next for airline apps?
  • Jobs led the way in pop culture
  • 10 ways mobile gadgets have changed our lives
  • Apple iPhone 4S goes on pre-sale
  • Solyndra casts shadow on U.S. energy loan aid
  • 'The Walking Dead' among AMC shows coming to Netflix
  • European Commission OKs Microsoft's Skype buy
  • A snap-in LED light (photos)
  • Steve Jobs book to share his memorable quotes
  • Inventing a new socket for LED lighting
  • 98 billion apps to be downloaded in 2015, study says
  • Friday Poll: No iPhone 5; so now what?
  • YouTube finally brings full-length films to the U.K.
  • D.C. court to hear challenges to Net Neutrality rules
  • Sprint's 4G shift to be 'aggressive'
  • Google+ now makes it easier to lock your posts
  • Ruling on Apple-Samsung spat in Australia coming next week?
  • BlackBerry tablet update fixes Flash but nothing else
  • Sprint to cover 120M people with 4G LTE next year (scoop)
  • Galaxy Nexus launch delayed due to Jobs' death
  • Android apps to run on iPad with Alien Dalvik 2.0
  • Adobe reboots for apps and Web--with dash of Flash
  • Homeland Security moves forward with 'pre-crime' detection
  • Mozilla postpones Firefox 3.6 update plan
  • Steve Jobs saved technology from itself
  • Unraveling the tale behind the Apple logo
  • Steve Jobs as master showman, cult hero
  • Steve Jobs and the business of design
  • Intellectual Ventures sues Motorola over patents
  • Authorized Steve Jobs bio release moved up again
  • Indie iPhone postcard company may just avoid Apple steamroller
  • Goodbye, Steve Jobs
  • Microsoft's Skype deal to win EU approval, report says
  • Nottv smartphone TV broadcaster to debut in April
  • Facebook launches its own universal translator
  • Max Payne 3 is looking like a true sequel
  • Steve Jobs' most revolutionary Apple products
  • Spielberg, Dreamworks working on 'Halo' movie for 2012?
  • Apple fans wake up to a world without Steve Jobs
  • Amazon Kindle Fire keeps racking up preorders
  • Betting on Steve Jobs during Apple's dark days
  • The death of Steve Jobs, 1955-2011 (roundup)
  • Android running as test app on HP TouchPad
  • Mozilla coaxing old-era Firefox 3.6 users to upgrade
  • Apple stock trading up following Jobs' death
  • Tributes to Steve Jobs online and off (images)
  • Apple spending $203 for each iPhone 4S, says report
  • Steve Jobs as master showman, cult hero
  • Fans pay tribute to Jobs online, at Apple stores
  • How Steve Jobs saw the future
  • iSad: Millions take to the web to mourn Steve Jobs
  • Steve Jobs, Apple founder, dies at 56
  • What we really owe to Steve Jobs
  • Glori, seeking oil with microbes, files to go public
  • Apple envisioned Siri on tablets back in 1987
  • U.S. unlikely to hit advanced biofuel goal, study says
  • U.S. gaming havens--border towns and N.Y. 'burbs?
  • Federal judge rules in favor of Google's ITA buy
  • Small wind heading into boom period, report says
  • Toshiba ultra-thin AT700 tablet wows Ceatec crowds
  • It's all Apple
  • Microsoft to bring cable programming to Xbox
  • Apple's iPhone gets Micro-USB charger adapter
  • U.S. consumers spend $4.5 billion on gaming in Q2
  • Big day for film fans: Netflix earnings on Oct. 24
  • Apple iPhone 4S gets lukewarm analyst response
  • Apple iPhone 4S unveiled (roundup)
  • Microsoft defends its Windows 8 Metro Start screen
  • Microsoft: Software puts kibosh on energy waste
  • RIM execs don't want to buy stock either, report says
  • Nokia to unveil first Windows phone this quarter
  • RIM just looks like a bargain
  • Yahoo no longer playing hard-to-get, report says
  • The story behind Apple's Siri voice assistant
  • Analysts: Tim Cook passed first test
  • What we really owe to Steve Jobs
  • Apple 'working hard' to bring iCloud worldwide
  • iPhone 4S First Take
  • Tim Cook takes the stage as Apple's CEO
  • Apple unveils iPhone 4S
  • Apple's iPhone event = tech site fail
  • Apple iOS 5 and iCloud service to launch October 12
  • Apple: 18 billions apps have been downloaded
  • Gazelle predicts price drop for used iPhones today
  • Xbox 360 tech to prevent kids from viewing porn?
  • Adobe releases Flash 11, AIR 3.0
  • It's Apple iPhone Day
  • Mango available for half of all Windows Phone users
  • Silver Lake, DST, Alibaba mulling joint Yahoo bid, report says
  • Microsoft explains reason for Windows 8 Start menu
  • Apple may only launch an iPhone 4S
  • TV shows account for over half of Netflix streams
  • Yahoo revamps its online video site
  • Roz Savage makes history in solo Indian Ocean row
  • HTC cooking up fix for security flaw
  • Hard Candy selling cases for iPhone 4S, iPhone 5
  • Cook's big challenge: Sustaining Apple's growth
  • What to expect from Tuesday's iPhone event
  • Facebook: Are you sure you want to click on that?
  • Klip is fastest iPhone video app to hit 100,000 downloads
  • Adobe buys PhoneGap, TypeKit for better Web tools
  • University of Maryland grabs gold in Solar Decathlon (photos)
  • Apple's iOS grabs record market share
  • Where are iPhone rumors born?
  • Rhapsody to acquire Napster (scoop)
  • Facebook foils injunction request against Timeline
  • Adobe sharpens Edge for advanced HTML
  • Solar Decathlon has winner as Chu defends loans
  • HTC phones major security alert
  • Sprint to FCC: Hurry up on AT&T/T-Mobile deal
  • iCloud more strategic than iPhone 5 for Apple
  • Mac market share continues to inch up
  • iPhone 4S pops up on German carrier's Web site
  • Barnes & Noble brings Nook Color to Target
  • Tesla shows off Model S to future owners
  • Amazon Kindle Fire: Profit or loss for retailer?
  • Google's Schmidt: Motorola buy won't 'screw up' Android
  • Wal-Mart, T-Mobile offering data-centric phone plans
  • GE, Nissan explore EVs for home energy storage
  • A new iPhone that looks like the old iPhone? Really?
  • Play along with CNET's iPhone event bingo!
  • A beginner's guide to telecom jargon, part 8
  • Dell to take another shot at MacBook Air
  • eBay shells out big(ger) bucks for your old iPhone 4
  • Sprint iPhone on Radio Shack inventory page
  • Amazon, RIM tablets look alike--that's where it ends
  • Watch iPhones and Androids make love
  • Looking ahead to Apple's iPhone event (roundup)
  • Could Yahoo be acquired by Alibaba?
  • Top-rated reviews of the week (photos)
  • Next week, next iPhone? (Apple Talk Weekly)
  • Firefox Aurora for Android likes big buttons and cannot lie
  • Facebook time is tops abroad, with Singapore No. 1
  • Facebook sued over tracking users after logout
  • Take a chance on ABBA dance video game
  • Google launches beer
  • iPhone 5: 20 most-wanted features (updated)
  • Google opens first Apple-style store
  • Ig Nobels honor study of horny beetles, why we sigh
  • Verizon sues again to block Net neutrality rules
  • World's highest Webcam could use a Sherpa
  • Apple seeks worldwide iCloud music rights
  • DOE nails down loans for giant solar projects
  • Reporters' Roundtable: Amazon fires new Kindle at Apple
  • Technology allows deaf woman to hear own voice
  • Selling an old iPhone? Do it now
  • 11 technologies that increase fuel economy
  • Some Apple stores temporarily closed, reasons unknown
  • Run! Here comes BigDog's bigger brother
  • Hackers post data on JP Morgan Chase CEO
  • Rumor of 64GB iPhone re-emerges
  • Google crowned world's most attractive employer
  • Dragon Go iPhone app expands its search options
  • Amazon fires on Apple, Netflix (week in review)
  • E-book 'missing content'? Amazon must do better
  • Microsoft market value slips below IBM's, rebounds
  • New iPhone reportedly spotted in Apple's inventory
  • Samsung extends olive branch to Apple in Australia
  • Palm on Amazon's own wish list, report says
  • Solar dish maker Stirling files for bankruptcy
  • Samsung unveils Android-based Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus
  • Friday Poll: Is Kindle Fire really an iPad slayer?
  • Amazon is not a hardware company
  • Kindle Fire or...iPod Touch? (Ask Maggie)
  • Firefox 8 beta brings Twitter search, tab controls
  • Nokia paying developers to build mobile apps
  • Amazon's 'cloud' browser raises privacy concerns
  • Kindle Fire vs. iPad: Which is right for you?
  • Quora Q&As come to iPhone, iPod Touch
  • Groups ask Feds to ban Facebook's 'frictionless sharing'
  • Nissan developing car that reads your thoughts
  • Twitter video-sharing service nabs $6.5 million
  • Sony's data loss didn't breach Privacy Act
  • Microsoft looking into Xbox TV service, report says
  • T-Mobile USA gives retail stores a face-lift
  • China cracks down on makers of fake iPhones, report says
  • What does your mobile carrier know about you?
  • PlayBook price slashed to compete with Kindle Fire
  • How small biz uses social media (infographic)
  • Apple wins key battle against Psystar over Mac clones
  • Are Netflix cancellations slowing down?
  • Ice Cream Sandwich video leaked by eBay buyer
  • GetJar: We've given away $1 million worth of premium apps
  • HP CEO change spurred by Oracle worries, report says
  • Google invests $28 million in affordable housing
  • Amazon to lose $50 on each Kindle Fire, says analyst
  • Amazon Silk: not just for Fire tablets?
  • New iPhones, iPods reportedly in Apple's retail system
  • Amazon fires on Netflix
  • Kindle Fire leads Amazon onslaught (roundup)
  • The Kindle Fire's real threat is to Microsoft
  • Google: Rent your solar panels from us
  • Kindle Fire an iPad killer? Yes. It's the price, stupid
  • Sophos tackles new BlackHole RAT malware variant for OS X
  • Amazon Silk: Weaving a new browser
  • Unity 3.5 gaming tools challenge Apple's ideas
  • Hotspot now shields you ad-free
  • Kindle Fire sets a new (low) price point for tablets
  • More than a third of Android phones are 4G-enabled
  • Amazon's new Kindle Fire
  • GameStop exec: Game consoles still 'gold standard'
  • Mango keeps Windows Phone moving (roundup)
  • Amazon unveils Kindle Touch and Kindle Fire tablet
  • Virtual lithium mine attaches to geothermal plant
  • Amazon lights a Fire with its Kindle tablet (photos)
  • To beat Apple, Amazon's trying to be Apple
  • Missing iPhone 5 may explain new cases from China
  • Facebook rumors: Fact vs. fiction
  • Iceland's 'zero-emission' data center
  • A translation of Apple's iPhone event invite
  • Microsoft halts another botnet: Kelihos
  • Khosla: Environmentalists, get out of way
  • Isis mobile-payment group lines up handset backers
  • Amazon inks tablet deal with publishers, report says
  • Will Apple kill the iPod?
  • NYC flips the cell switch for (some) subway stations
  • Memory comes to the fore in Firefox 7
  • Analysts dubious about iPad supply issues
  • How did Madden 12 for iOS escape EA's lab?
  • Sprint rolling out 4G LTE next year
  • BitTorrent offers tech to decongest ISPs' networks
  • In 'supercritical hydrolysis,' a new process for biofuels
  • Windows 8 users to benefit from Windows Live
  • Apple holding iPhone 5 event on October 4
  • Web-based Windows Phone Marketplace opens
  • Dead Sea Scrolls come to life on the Web
  • Delicious relaunches with mix of old and new
  • Mozilla works to fix Firefox add-on compatibility
  • iPhone 5 to offer 1GB RAM and voice control?
  • 5 key features missing from Facebook Music
  • Vodafone teaser site an iPhone 5 clue?
  • Another OS X Trojan imitates Adobe Flash installer
  • NFL Sunday Ticket on PS3: Second take
  • Google+ iOS app gets more social with new features
  • Retailers offering discounted PlayBook tablets
  • Apple, others eyeing curved glass for 2012 gadgets?
  • Virtual monkeys recreate Shakespeare? Methinks not
  • Man builds social network using Atlantic Ocean
  • Facebook unfriending 'bug' gets quick fix
  • Apple: Samsung got 'caught' mimicking iPad
  • Amazon announcement on Wednesday
  • Google+ users up 30 percent since going public?
  • Amazon adds Fox content to instant video streaming
  • Android use surges on mobile ad network
  • Missteps, market chaos weigh on Groupon IPO plans
  • Tumblr raises $85 million as growth continues
  • Apple: Samsung seeks 'excessive' price for patents
  • Microsoft addresses Windows 8 secure boot issue
  • Apple slashes fourth-quarter iPad orders, report says
  • Facebook to offer free ads to small businesses, report says
  • With Facebook, streaming music lowers barriers
  • Google honors Jim Henson with doodle
  • New Facebook is always watching you
  • Apple to hold iPhone 5 event on-campus, ATD says
  • A hybrid approach for cleaner home energy
  • For lost iPhone, SFPD wants bar's surveillance video
  • Fresh iPhone/iOS 5 rumors cite Twitter events, vacay days
  • Senate notes: Schmidt's Apple plug, Google piracy issues
  • Google News to add 'featured' labels to stories
  • NASA's falling satellite caught on video?
  • More Motorola Xoom 2 leaks: Two models?
  • Star Wars: The Old Republic release date revealed
  • Dead satellite likely fell into Pacific Ocean--maybe
  • Verizon chimes in for Samsung against Apple--report
  • Man spontaneously combusted, coroner says
  • Here's digital video of what we see inside our brains
  • Opening eyes with a green home (photos)
  • A smart green home takes root in inner city
  • Derelict NASA satellite falls back to Earth
  • Top-rated reviews of the week (photos)
  • Is the new iPhone wait nearly over? (Apple Talk Weekly)
  • Groupon slashes reported revenue by half, COO exits after 5 months
  • Apple logos in backdrop for Samsung in-store display
  • Alleged 'Commander X' Anonymous hacker pleads not guilty
  • Google's Jim Henson doodle lets you be the puppeteer
  • This Day in Tech: Reactions to Facebook changes; Yahoo for sale?
  • California governor signs Amazon sales tax bill
  • Errant character to blame for Twitter 'hack'
  • How to use Chrome's latest 'new tab' page
  • For Motorola, it's the bionic vs. the bargain
  • Yahoo could be for sale, Jerry Yang indicates in leaked memo
  • Solyndra fall-out could tank solar for military bases
  • Blockbuster Movie Pass to compete for Netflix customers
  • The New Facebook is always watching you
  • Blockbuster Movie Pass no Netflix killer
  • Track NASA's crashing satellite to avoid getting hit by space junk
  • Heads up! NASA satellite descends toward fiery doom
  • Zuckerberg's vision: All Facebook, all the time
  • Amazon set to unveil new Kindle or Android tablet on September 28
  • Dish unveils Blockbuster Movie Pass (live blog)
  • Can this robot coach help you lose weight?
  • Dish unveils Blockbuster Movie Pass media bundle
  • Facebook changes creeping out some customers
  • Apple, Dropbox join Electronic Privacy Act fight
  • Blizzard pushes Diablo III to early 2012
  • Solar Decathlon shines light on net zero-energy homes (photos)
  • New OS X trojan horse sends screenshots, files to remote servers
  • Some iPhone 5 panels have defect, report says
  • Facebook's colonization of the Web gains steam
  • HP's top challenge vs. rivals: Continuity
  • Meg Whitman takes over at HP (roundup)
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  • Solar Decathlon: New tech meets old-school designs
  • Apotheker bids farewell; did he see it coming?
  • Amazon and (hopefully) the end of late fees
  • Opinion: Facebook doesn't care about you
  • Yahoo News links with Facebook
  • Color starts over with live video "Visit" feature
  • At F8, Facebook talks Timeline, media, more (live blog)
  • Facebook unveils new version of Open Graph
  • Prius' artificial engine noise demonstrated, explained
  • At F8, Facebook announces Timeline
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  • OnLive goes live in the U.K.
  • Netflix split to set up Amazon streaming merger?
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  • Meg Whitman to get HP job after the bell, report says
  • Microsoft hands Rustock botnet case over to FBI
  • Ken Burns documentary to debut on iPhone, iPad
  • Apple to sell 149 million iPads in '15, researcher says
  • AT&T antitrust case gets February trial date
  • Bing brings Action Buttons to search results
  • If HP's board calls, don't pick up the phone
  • Windows 8 to tap heavily into Windows Live
  • Full Tilt Poker lashes out at Ponzi scheme claims
  • Facebook augments profiles with 'Timelines'
  • Pandora overhauls site amid Web music boom
  • 'Gears of War 3' puts bloody bow on trilogy
  • Schmidt's written testimony to Congress
  • Pandora's HTML5 site redesign (photos)
  • Android to power inflight entertainment for Boeing Dreamliner
  • New Jersey hospital to add 2.1 megawatts of solar
  • Twitter readies political ads in time for 2012 election
  • Kindle books now available from 11,000 libraries
  • Lasers could help biotag cancer cells
  • Sprint CEO dances around iPhone rumors
  • Practice for your bionic hand with Virtu-limb
  • Greenstart unveils latest clean-tech startups
  • Windows Phone Mango rolls out early as next week
  • LightSquared solves GPS interference with new device
  • Join us Thursday for Facebook's F8 (live blog)
  • Facebook's interface changes
  • DigiNotar files for bankruptcy
  • How Microsoft sped up the Windows 8 boot process
  • Meg Whitman for HP CEO? Board eyes change
  • New OnStar privacy policy expands on data sharing
  • Netflix inks two-year deal with Discovery
  • Are celebs the newest targets for hackers?
  • 8 Netflix alternatives compared
  • Using social media to screen jurors
  • Google's social network opens to everyone
  • T-Mobile executive squashes iPhone 5 rumor
  • Fleet owners push the pedal on alternative fuels
  • Full Tilt Poker cheated players out of $300 million, WSJ says
  • With Bada OS, Samsung could be eyeing Smart TVs
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  • What's next for iPod Touch: The color white
  • Alternative fuels get a workout in fleets (photos)
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  • HTC: Rhyme a better upgrade phone than iPhone
  • Apple iPad 2, packing 3G, arrives in China
  • CyanogenMod closer to fully running Android on HP TouchPad
  • Microsoft, Casio sign licensing deal over Linux
  • Comcast offers cheap broadband to poor families
  • Google opens Wallet
  • AT&T spells out two new global texting plans
  • Google opens its social network to all
  • Samsung Galaxy Tab 8.9 priced at $469 and $569
  • YouTube: Debt, jobs hot topics for next GOP debate
  • Apple customer experience second to none, study finds
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  • iPad 3 in '11? No. Two new iPhones? Seems so
  • Microsoft in talks with Comcast, Verizon on Xbox TV?
  • OS X Lion passwords can be changed by any local user
  • Netflix splits in two
  • Google bolsters Offers with DailyDeal purchase
  • AT&T talking to rivals about divestitures, report says
  • Opera acquires Handster to tap into app stores
  • Bit.ly back up and running following outage
  • Solyndra says needs more time to find buyers
  • Verizon adds affordable 4G smartphone to lineup
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  • Samsung fires back at Apple in Australia, report says
  • Raytheon passes major Navy destroyer radar milestone
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  • How piracy ruins it for paid apps (Inside Apps)
  • Samsung to seek iPhone 5 ban in Korea, report says
  • Netflix CEO's apology brings new backlash
  • Netflix CEO: 'I slid into arrogance'
  • Privacy at risk: Who's watching you? (roundup)
  • Netflix DVD mail service renamed Qwikster
  • Twitter movement aims to mimic Egypt
  • What's your dream smartphone?
  • Is Google's CEO nonplussed by Google+?
  • Facebook adding Spotify, MOG, Rdio, Rhapsody, and more?
  • Windows 8 on Intel will be tough to beat
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  • Feeding the meter for public space (audio slideshow)
  • Mozilla loses strategy exec Mike Shaver
  • Protect your privacy with a new crop of security suites
  • Arrested UBS trader's anguished Facebook posts
  • BlackBerry PlayBook tablet prices edge down more
  • Facebook, Hulu to strengthen ties, report says
  • Top-rated reviews of the week (photos)
  • Tablet rivalry looms with Win 8 (Apple Talk Weekly)
  • Mozilla loses strategy exec Mike Shaver
  • "PERSON OF INTEREST: HOW TRUE TO LIFE?"
  • Protect your privacy with a new crop of security suites
  • This Day in Tech: Patent turns into a first-to-file system; two directors leave Twitter
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  • Italian researcher finds more SCADA holes
  • Opera Solutions nabs $84M for 'big data' analytics
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  • AT&T's LTE boot-up: What it means to you (Q&A)
  • 30 best iPad games
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  • Samsung targets Apple's iPhone, iPad in Australia
  • States weigh in on AT&T-T-Mobile merger
  • App turns your iPhone into a time machine
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  • Twitter movement aims to mimic Egypt
  • What's up with that Google orange?
  • AT&T to activate faster 4G network on Sunday
  • Mac App Store tweak aims to curb accidental buys
  • Bump hits 50 million downloads
  • Native Client creeps into Chrome 14
  • Sony: Sign new PSN terms or you're banned
  • Get ready for your infections to glow in the dark
  • BlackBerry outage hits e-mail, messenger access
  • UK man exterminates record for most Daleks
  • Chief scientist, two board members exit Twitter
  • Google Doodle celebrates Vitamin C pioneer with oranges
  • EU determining if Google abusing search dominance
  • Should Facebook run with HP's WebOS?
  • Apple to let multiple Apple IDs merge, report says
  • Track your family with a new app
  • Rooftop solar prices fall 'precipitously'
  • Chinese company to have biggest Web IPO ever?
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  • Silver Lake considering Yahoo bid, report says
  • Friday Poll: Favorite new Facebook feature?
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  • AT&T to activate faster 4G network on Sunday
  • Review: Droid Bionic
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  • Sprint shortens trial period; ends Premier Program
  • Case-Mate briefly posts 'iPhone 5' case gallery
  • Sprint says it can handle the iPhone traffic
  • Conservatives mock Obama's AttackWatch.com
  • AT&T launching LTE on Sept. 18, at long last
  • Calisolar lays off 80 California workers
  • Analysts cut forecasts for RIM PlayBook shipments
  • Ex-Samsung manager admits to leaking iPad secrets
  • Boost Mobile hiking Android data charge by $5
  • Facebook's subscribe button
  • Microsoft joins the anti-Flash crowd with IE10
  • AmazonLocal on its way to 'Kindle with Special Offers'
  • Netflix feels wrath of consumers, investors
  • Skype adds Facebook integration for Mac users
  • Windows 8 to offer built-in malware protection
  • HP's PC biz risks 'lame duck status,' analyst says
  • For Yahoo, is bravado enough?
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  • Smart grid meets the iPad (photos)
  • Groupon sets new date for IPO, report says
  • Google+ gets more sign-language friendly
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  • Apple bans app showing electronics' downside
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  • Glimpse LED offers recessed lighting alternative
  • Open-source BPM startup BonitaSoft raises $11 million
  • Facebook unveils a Twitter-like subscribe feature
  • Sony adds two new colors to PS3 slim lineup
  • Microsoft's big (unmentioned) problem with Windows 8
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  • Microsoft previews Windows 8
  • Apple seeks delay in Motorola suits
  • Windows that close automatically when trains go by
  • Tablet shipments jump 304 percent in second quarter
  • Sprint to get its own iPad 2, report says
  • Microsoft touts SkyDrive integration in Windows 8
  • Google to let users opt out of location data collection
  • VMware updates Windows-on-a-Mac software
  • Microsoft, Yahoo, AOL to sell one another's ads
  • Steve Jobs' absence not deterring Apple gear buyers
  • IE10 wakes to the Web--and to Windows
  • Liquid Nitrogen helps chip set speed record
  • Verizon to relaunch its Android app store
  • Meet tech investor Ashton Kutcher
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  • Twitter launches analytics service
  • Intel CEO touts Ultrabooks and 'Haswell' chip
  • Facebook unveils Smart Lists to categorize friends
  • Long overdue ESET update lands on tough turf
  • Intel demos DeepSafe hardware-aided security technology
  • Whoops! Hoffman opens both TechCrunch and Demo shows
  • Fusion Garage Grid tablet selling for $299
  • Secrecy high in Apple, Samsung patent case
  • An early, first look at Windows 8 (hands-on)
  • Microsoft's bold new look and feel for Windows
  • Gowalla goes with stories, guides
  • Apple prepping next-generation AirPort Express?
  • Motorola Mobility invests in video firm Ooyala
  • Dolphin Browser splashes onto the iPad
  • Best Buy cuts outlook on disappointing earnings
  • Sony officially details Android Walkman
  • PC shipment growth to slow in 2011, jump in 2012
  • Philly papers offering subscribers $99 Android tablet
  • Verizon improves search in its app store
  • Google's post-JavaScript Web plan raises hackles
  • Web Foundation tries to 'measure' the Internet
  • 'Clone Wars' makes a splash (photos)
  • Ford unveils OpenXC, invites open-source applications
  • Flipboard founder: Web will soon 'look more like print'
  • Gowalla relaunching with travel guide focus
  • What's next for Angry Birds publisher Rovio?
  • Dear HTC: Don't get into the mobile OS business
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  • iOS 5 gold master expected next week, report says
  • NFL Sunday Ticket on PlayStation 3: Early fumble
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  • TechCrunch founder Arrington officially moves on
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  • Amazon may launch Netflix-like book service
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  • GameStop prepping its own Android tablet
  • OS X 10.7.2 beta includes built-in iCloud
  • AVG defends mobile app after removal by Microsoft
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  • Obama/Air Force One flight plan shows up on blog
  • Google Street View's naked lady
  • Top-rated reviews of the week (photos)
  • Adobe's good week (Apple Talk Weekly)
  • This Day in Tech: Data from Stanford Hospital patients found online
  • Google's price for Zagat $125 million, says WSJ
  • Republicans seek answers from DOJ on AT&T merger suit
  • Windows 8 tablet from Samsung has Intel inside
  • British rapper nabs Marty McFlys--for $37,500
  • Flip founder launches grilled cheese business
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  • NBC News Twitter account hacked
  • Friday Poll: Lust for Sprint's unlimited iPhone data?
  • iPad app developer tells how secretive Apple is--very
  • Flash-derived iPad game tops App Store charts
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  • DigiNotar certificate fraud addressed with Snow Leopard and Lion updates
  • Google, Apple, Microsoft top global brand survey
  • Yahoo's Bartz departs (week in review)
  • Google apologizes for this week's Docs outage
  • Google tells users in Iran to change their passwords
  • Apple updates online store to match retail stores
  • GetJar offering premium Android apps for free
  • Sprint iPhone, unlimited data? Not for long
  • Adobe acquires cinema tech, staff from Iridas
  • Sprint to offer unlimited data with iPhone 5?
  • Microsoft apps landing on Symbian phones
  • Mislaid hospital data another cause for unease
  • Smart-grid plan overhauled to involve consumers
  • Google to debut Dart, a new language for the Web
  • Windows Phone Marketplace boots AVG app
  • Alibaba launching English mobile OS this month, report says
  • Apple iPads, iPhones get Flash video at last
  • Conan mocks Apple over 'lost iPhone 5'
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  • Samsung: We're not buying MeeGo
  • Grab a virtual margarita with Jimmy Buffett
  • Twitter touts growth, 100 million active users
  • Workout got you down? Pandora hopes to help
  • Google comes clean on energy use
  • Yahoo's post-Bartz ledger: What new CEO will inherit
  • Windows 8 to include Hyper-V virtualization
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  • Nontoxic energy storage snags $30 million in funding
  • Yet another new Apple campus in the pipeline?
  • Bartz tells Fortune that Yahoo 'f---ed' her over
  • Fired Facebook commenters ordered back to work
  • Google buys Zagat, in original-content gambit
  • Solyndra office searched by FBI
  • Microsoft inks Android and Chrome patent deals
  • Verizon Droid Bionic arrives finally
  • Stressed commuters turning to public transit, tech
  • Sprint reportedly prepping for iPhone 5
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  • Adobe Carousel photo sharing spins only for Apple fans
  • Facebook first-half revenue doubles, report says
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  • Yahoo fires Carol Bartz
  • Hearing date set in AT&T, DOJ case
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  • Yahoo, Bartz part ways (roundup)
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  • Hackers may target cars next, McAfee says
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  • GE invests in high-tech green building outfit
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  • Solyndra bankruptcy was disaster waiting to happen
  • Apple objects to Chinese food maker's logo (report)
  • Apple's first Hong Kong store to open soon
  • Sprint files suit to block AT&T's T-Mobile merger
  • Don't like Windows 8's ribbon? Sorry, Sinofsky says
  • The Net must fight back to regain our trust
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  • Apple to ship 86 million iPhones in '11, researcher says
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  • Sony hires first information-security czar
  • Price may hinder initial demand for Ultrabook
  • Dell, Baidu team up for tablets, phones for China
  • Clearwire stock may be worth $1, analyst says
  • GameStop to start selling iPhone, iPad, report says
  • Apple now training employees on iOS 5, iCloud?
  • Apple should show how Samsung tablet hurts sales, judge says
  • Netflix launches streaming service in Latin America
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  • Google doodles a complex piece for Freddie Mercury
  • Deutsche Telekom accepting iPhone 5 reservations
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  • Amazon: We're testing a redesign
  • Samsung pulls Galaxy Tab 7.7 tablet from IFA booth
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  • HP to split up WebOS business, report says
  • Full text: SFPD statement on aiding Apple
  • Facebook date forces woman to be getaway driver
  • Amazon chief's spaceship fails to deliver
  • Did SFPD reveal that lost device is iPhone 5?
  • Can the Ultrabook top the MacBook Air? (Q&A)
  • Top-rated reviews of the week (photos)
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  • This Day in Tech: Police assisted Apple in search for lost iPhone
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  • Apple's Cook faces first flap over lost iPhone
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  • Google closes 10 businesses to focus on bigger bets
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  • Dish, Blockbuster to take on Netflix with streaming (report)
  • OS X 10.7.2 and iCloud betas suggest impending release
  • SF police confirm search for lost, unreleased iPhone
  • AT&T looks to make a deal with DOJ on T-Mobile (report)
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  • LinkedIn finds common threads for entrepreneurs
  • Feds put AT&T's T-Mobile buy on hold (week in review)
  • How desktop virtualization survived the recession
  • Apple prepping for surge in iPad demand?
  • Google's Schmidt talks Apple, patents, jobs
  • Samsung chief: We'll 'never' acquire WebOS
  • iPhone 5 cases evidence of thinner new phone?
  • WiLAN sues Apple, others over wireless patents
  • AT&T fighting to save T-Mobile deal
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  • Frogger turns 30; new version jumps to App Store
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  • Without AT&T, what's next for T-Mobile? (Ask Maggie)
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  • MeeGo OS fading fast? Intel says it's 'still committed'
  • The new Bill Gates: Google's Larry Page
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  • Apple customer accidentally given store hard drive
  • iSwifter brings Google+ games to the iPad
  • New Apple iPad 2 ad wants to help you 'learn'
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  • Toshiba tries anew with 10.1-inch Android tablet
  • IFA 2011: Gadgets galore in Berlin (roundup)
  • Suspects in iPhone prototype case plead not guilty
  • Apple loses yet another iPhone
  • Verizon offering $100 to smartphone upgraders
  • Google+ weekly visits on the decline
  • iTunes chief Eddy Cue promoted to Apple SVP
  • Will the PS3 outsell the Xbox 360 over the holidays?
  • Windows 8 to offer both Metro and desktop interface
  • BMW to supply Fisker with engines
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  • Financial Times pulls apps from Apple's App Store
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  • Again? Apple reportedly loses another iPhone prototype
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  • Apple and RIM targeted by Openwave in patent suit
  • Solyndra to file for bankruptcy; suspends operations
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  • Anonymous claims DNS attacks against Symantec, Apple, Microsoft
  • HP to bring back the TouchPad
  • Why the DOJ means business on AT&T and T-Mobile
  • Google restores offline abilities for Gmail, Docs
  • DOJ's statement regarding AT&T and T-Mobile
  • Future Nokia Symbian phones to all support NFC
  • Justice Dept. to block AT&T's T-Mobile deal
  • AT&T and T-Mobile: Wireless megamerger (roundup)
  • AT&T promises 5,000 new jobs after T-Mobile merger
  • Sony debuts 3D OLED head-mounted display
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  • Nokia eyes Vision+ to boost Windows Phone apps
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  • CNN acquires Zite, maker of iPad magazine app
  • Itemize reads your e-mail to build a shopping profile
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  • VMware pushing Windows apps to any device
  • Toyota sets EV lap record at Nurburgring
  • Apple could make 22 million iPhones next quarter
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  • Apple temporarily closes iTunes Match sign-ups
  • My vexing time outside Google's Net bubble
  • Shareholder sues Google over prescription drug ads
  • Windows 8 Explorer gets the ribbon
  • Sprint special October event could reveal 4G plans
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  • China calls online rumors a 'social malady'
  • HP answers people trying to score a $99 TouchPad
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  • Nokia hack reveals developer details
  • Amazon could sell 5 million tablets next quarter
  • HP exec sees PC unit flourishing, even as spinoff
  • iTunes' streaming music still a no-show
  • Google, OpenDNS add geo speed boost to Net
  • CNN acquires Zite, maker of iPad magazine app
  • UK not pursuing limits on social media
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  • Keeping up with the hackers (chart)
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  • Zynga delaying IPO?
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  • Facebook enhances its Photos feature
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  • Samsung unveiling its own instant messaging tool
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  • Irene downgraded to tropical storm
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  • East Coast battens down as Hurricane Irene hits
  • Hurricane Irene hits the East Coast (roundup)
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  • This Day in Tech: Hurricane to test cell networks, Apple's Cook gets big bonus
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  • Sewage-powered hydrogen fueling station opens in CA
  • Cook given 1 million share bonus as new Apple CEO
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  • FCC restarts the clock for AT&T, T-Mobile merger
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  • Verizon offering Intuit's GoPayment reader for free
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