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  1. Apple Buys Their Very Own Maps
  2. Ubuntu 9.10 karmic beta
  3. Alcatel Boosts Fiber Speed to 100 Petabits in Lab
  4. GNOME 2.28 Switches to WebKit
  5. Thunderbird 3 Beta 4 Released
  6. Japan scientists create 3-D images you can touch
  7. Students Can Get Windows 7 Pro for $19
  8. No More Service Packs for Windows XP
  9. Google acquires reCAPTCHA
  10. Super Talent to ship 2TB SSDs in October
  11. Browser Face-Off: Battery Life Explored
  12. Microsoft: In-place Windows 7 upgrades can take up to 20 hours
  13. Beginnings of the Holodeck: AMD's DX11 GPU, Eyefinity and 6 Display Outputs
  14. The iTunes 9 Release Round-Up
  15. Google Launching Online Monopoly Game With Real Streets
  16. Intel's New Core i7 and Core i5 Processors Explained
  17. Firefox To Include Flash Version Checker
  18. Preparing for P55: Motherboards, Memory and NVIDIA
  19. Samsung OLED Laptop Coming Late 2010
  20. Windows 7 Will Boot In As Little As 11 Seconds?
  21. ATI Radeon HD 5800-series pricing revealed?
  22. Shot of OCZ's Z-Drive PCI-Express SSD
  23. AMD Ships 40W Six-core 'Istanbul' Opterons
  24. Trojan Targeting Skype, VoIP Clients
  25. Intel SSDs Double in Price on Newegg
  26. Western Digital's 7,200RPM 2TB hard drives get official
  27. Fake Snow Leopard sites leading to trojan infections
  28. See the Laptop With Two Full-sized Screens
  29. Mozilla finds Google Chrome flaw
  30. Diskeeper Tech to Prevent Fragmented Files
  31. Facebook Begins Testing Facebook Lite, A Faster Simpler Version Of The Service
  32. Microsoft: Why We Can't Drop IE6 Support
  33. Judge orders Microsoft to stop selling Word
  34. Facebook Acquires FriendFeed
  35. Google to Launch a New Version of Google Search
  36. Virtual shield
  37. Google Acquires Video Compression Technology Company On2 For $106 Million
  38. Windows Tiny7 – A Windows 7 ISO that fits on a single CD?
  39. Researchers Try to Stalk Botnets Used by Hackers
  40. One second for 720 DVDs: New super-fast fiber optic cable
  41. Pirates crack Windows 7 RTM before official release
  42. HP researchers develop browser-based darknet
  43. Yahoo Confirms Xoopit Acquisition
  44. Pigs are flying low: Why Microsoft open-sourced its Linux drivers
  45. Double-Take: Microsoft Contributes Drivers to Linux Community
  46. North Korean Army suspected over cyberattacks
  47. Firefox security questioned again as another exploit surfaces
  48. Mozilla closes security hole with Firefox 3.5.1
  49. Another Security Tip For Twitter: Don't Use "Password" As Your Server Password
  50. Linux booted in one second
  51. Twitter Hacked, Secrets to be Revealed?
  52. SATA 6.0 Gb/s Rollout Delayed
  53. Firefox 3.5 Vulnerability Confirmed
  54. YouTube Will Be Next To Kiss IE6 Support Goodbye
  55. Microsoft Office to go online — for free
  56. Microsoft is launching a music streaming service this month
  57. Anti-Sec: The Hacking Group with a Manifesto
  58. Why Chrome OS Now? Because Microsoft Office In The Cloud Comes Monday.
  59. Microsoft Silverlight 3 available for download
  60. Google Apps shed beta label
  61. HTML 5 drops open-source video codec
  62. Microsoft set to respond to Google OS next Monday?
  63. Introducing the Google Chrome OS
  64. Photo Sharing feature in Live Messenger: Kill it dead
  65. Alledged critical security vulnerability in iPhone SMS application
  66. Kaspersky has fixed its malware detection problem in its 2010 products via an automat
  67. Apple axes 'Hottest Girls' app
  68. bbPress 1.0 final, finally released
  69. Bringing a Bit of Twitter to Bing
  70. IPhone OS 3.1 Fixes Video Editing, Adds Bluetooth Voice Control
  71. Adobe Shuts Down Operations for a Week
  72. GMail Labels: drag and drop, hiding, and more
  73. AMD Gives Away Phenom II X4 TWKR CPUs to Overclockers
  74. KDE 4.3 Plasma
  75. Shimadzu HPV 1
  76. Fake Harry Potter movie going around the Net
  77. China Bans Gold Farming
  78. Reading machine to snoop on Web
  79. Scientists create first electronic quantum processor
  80. Windows 7 Price: Double in Europe when compared to U.S.
  81. The results are out, Microsoft Security Essentials beats the competition
  82. Harry Potter used by internet hackers to spread malware
  83. Lenovo will offer free updates to Windows 7
  84. Gmail Increases Maximum Attachment Size to 25 MB
  85. Planning for GNOME 3.0
  86. Pirate Bay's YouTube Competitor is "Coming Soon"
  87. Announcing the Windows 7 Upgrade Option Program & Windows 7 Pricing - Bring on GA!
  88. Bill Gates: "Our Most Potent Operating System Competitor is Linux"
  89. Cello PVR TV uses SD cards for storage
  90. Adobe on "HTML5"
  91. Microsoft to ignore web standards in Outlook 2010 - enough is enough
  92. YouTube Sued for $13.9 Million for Copyright Infringement
  93. A new landmark in computer vision
  94. Soapbox, Microsoft's YouTube, put on the backburner
  95. Microsoft Security Essentials (Morro) public beta announced
  96. Apple rejects a Commodore 64 emulating iPhone app that coulda been a contender
  97. Multi-process Firefox, coming to an Internets near you
  98. China starts meddling with Google results because of porn
  99. Linux robot car targets autonomous navigation
  100. Moore's Law to Hit a Brick Wall at 18nm
  101. Nokia: Wireless Power Harvesting for Cell Phones available in 3-4 years
  102. Extend Firefox 3.5! Make the Next Great Web Experience!
  103. Exclusive: Microsoft's new Anti-Virus, 'Morro', revealed
  104. One Hundred Paper Cuts
  105. Nokia E72 Video Leaked
  106. ASUS Eee Keyboard gets Moblin
  107. 15 years of browser innovation?
  108. Microsoft Donates Eight Meals For Each Internet Explorer 8 Download
  109. Black Pixel: Is it possible to Save Energy one Pixel at a Time?
  110. ASUS Presents a Vision of Seamless Computing at COMPUTEX 2009
  111. Google to Launch a Microblogging Search Engine
  112. QuickTime Alternative 2.9.0 - Play .mov, .qt and .3gp files without QuickTime Player
  113. Windows "E" won't include Internet Explorer
  114. Savant's New Virtual Control Could Be a Game Changer
  115. Coming Soon: Microsoft's Free Anti-virus Software
  116. Google's Schmidt Dismisses Bing
  117. Ubuntu aims for a 10 second boot time
  118. Linux Kernel 2.6.30 Is Out, Includes the NILFS2 Filesystem
  119. WordPress 2.8 Final is out
  120. Japanese camera buff builds 130-megapixel scanner camera for next to nothing
  121. Tech expo: Never send chef to do robot's job
  122. Linux is first OS to support USB 3.0
  123. Google Apps Sync for Microsoft Outlook Announced
  124. Coming Soon: Facebook Usernames
  125. The Most Dangerous Web Search Terms
  126. Internet becoming 'messy and confusing'
  127. Fedora 11 is out
  128. All New Apple iPhone 3G S Announced
  129. The future of robots is rat-shaped
  130. Predictive powers: a robot that reads your intention?
  131. Google Street View gets improved navigation controls
  132. Best Buy memo explains that Vista doesn't work, details Windows 7 upgrade plans
  133. Intel shows first working Moorestown prototypes at Computex
  134. Google: We're Actually Really Small
  135. WordPress 2.8 Beta Hands On Review
  136. Watch Video...without Flash
  137. AMD Graphics Processor, First to Embrace DirectX 11 in Windows 7
  138. The holy grail of 100% uptime is a little bit closer
  139. Windows 7 to launch October 22
  140. Hotmail will stop using the DAV protocol on September 1
  141. Google Holodeck: StreetView In 360 Degrees
  142. Play Games in Google Talk
  143. Jolicloud "SocialOS" alpha gets video demo
  144. Anti-U.S. Hackers Infiltrate Army Servers
  145. Yahoo open to Microsoft deal under right terms
  146. Google won't run all the Wave servers
  147. Intel's Lynnfield chips to arrive in early September
  148. Soulseek P2P Application Vulnerable to Remote Takeover
  149. Exclusive: Steve Ballmer demos the Zune HD for Engadget!
  150. 6 Gbps SATA transfer speed is on its way
  151. Google: The browser is the computer
  152. Defense Department developing portable hacking device for soldiers
  153. Psystar and Mac clones go down the tubes
  154. Microsoft blocks Messenger in US-embargoed countries
  155. Canonical developers aim to make Android apps run on Ubuntu
  156. NASA Launches 'Nebula' Compute Cloud
  157. VLC UnRAR plugin – Watch movies in RAR archives without extracting them first
  158. Exclusive: Microsoft to remove 3 app limit from Windows 7 Starter
  159. Google Searches for Staffing Answers
  160. New memory material may hold data for one billion years
  161. The Da Vinci Code: What Happens When You Twitter the Mona Lisa?
  162. All your movies on a single DVD
  163. GPS systems could crash next year
  164. Palm Pre to be released in US on 6th June
  165. NEC Introduces First SuperSpeed USB 3.0 Controller
  166. Can Microsoft stop IE's market share slide?
  167. Windows 7 adds native Virtual WiFi technology from Microsoft Research
  168. ASUS Eee PC 1008HA 'Seashell' review roundup
  169. Better than Intel: Fujitsu develops world's fastest processor
  170. China blocks U.S. from cyber warfare
  171. Microsoft Windows 7 Build 7127 Leaked
  172. Google crossbreeds search with spreadsheet
  173. WiFi goes gigabit... but it won't go through walls
  174. Larry Ellison's Plan A: Buy only Sun's software assets
  175. Study: 41% of all PC software installed is pirated
  176. Windows 7 RC Update to Shoot Blanks Soon
  177. Intel Hit With Record $1.45 Billion Antitrust Fine
  178. Hacker Wants $10M Ransom for Stolen Virginia Private Patient Data
  179. Internet Explorer 8: Nine Things You Didn't Know You Could Do
  180. Microsoft Finally Confirms Windows 7 Will Launch by December
  181. Trolling someone online? Bill would slap you with jail time
  182. Mozilla and Opera Complain About Windows 7
  183. Hackers Temporarily Seize Control Of Google Morocco Domain Name
  184. Is Your PC Ready for Windows 7? This Tool Lets You Know
  185. Google: We're good for journalism
  186. Board Ties at Apple and Google Are Scrutinized
  187. Looking to Big-Screen E-Readers to Help Save the Daily Press
  188. Researchers hijack botnet, score 56,000 passwords in an hour
  189. What browser wars? The enterprise still loves IE 6
  190. Intel face greatest fine in EU history
  191. The Veil Is Lifted From Wolfram Alpha
  192. IE8 Can't Stop IE Market Share Decline
  193. Microsoft Offers Secure Windows … But Only to the Government
  194. Twitter Quitters Post Roadblock to Long-Term Growth
  195. Lip-reading computers can detect different languages
  196. ContourHD Films Your Extreme Escapades In HD
  197. G.E.'s Breakthrough Can Put 100 DVDs on a Disc
  198. Computer Program to Take On 'Jeopardy!'
  199. Coming Soon: Windows XP Mode and Windows Virtual PC
  200. 'Sleep talking' PCs save energy and money
  201. Windows 7's Unfixable Glitch
  202. Windows 7 RC Hits The Net
  203. Nefarious Conficker worm racks up $9.1 billion bill
  204. Computer Spies Breach Fighter-Jet Project
  205. Microsoft Already Starting on Windows 8
  206. Oracle buys Sun Microsystems in $7.4bn deal
  207. Google's new experimental ad format
  208. New processor technology promises big boost to consumer-grade SSDs
  209. Teenage Twitter Hacker: 'I Could Be Jailed'
  210. Conficker wakes up, updates via P2P, drops payload
  211. Electricity Grid in U.S. Penetrated By Spies
  212. Spybot Search & Destroy competitors are trying to force its removal
  213. Netbooks could soon outsell proper notebooks
  214. Google uncloaks once-secret server
  215. Vast Spy System Loots Computers in 103 Countries
  216. Windows 7 Might Block Third-Party Video Codecs
  217. Voice-controlled Asus Eee PCs this year
  218. Facial Recognition Comes to Facebook
  219. Microsoft to Tackle Pirated Windows XP Professional
  220. Mozilla gives 3D web another shot
  221. Two new improvements to Google results pages
  222. Last.fm Radio Announcement
  223. China Completely Banned YouTube
  224. Pirate Bay Announces IPREDATOR Global Anonymity Service
  225. A telecom breakthrough mimics the settling snow
  226. Nehalem to come to notebooks this year
  227. Lithium Battery Take Seconds to Charge
  228. Outlook Hazy for Nokia's Chances in Notebooks
  229. Sun Offers More Storage to OpenSolaris
  230. Gainward GTX 260 Golden Sample tested
  231. New Free Web Hosting Service
  232. bona fide useless framework ???
  233. Is a Windows 7 'Release Candidate' Near?
  234. Intel's VP wants Atom for 10-inch or smaller machines
  235. OCZ Vertex 2 SSD boast 480MB/s write speed
  236. Windows 7 Demand Clogs Beta Download Servers
  237. AMD Offers Supercomputing Via GPUs
  238. Microsoft Songsmith
  239. EMC, Apple and Customer Loyalty Approaches
  240. Microsoft Expands Zero-Day IE Warning
  241. LEAK - Pirates Snag Latest Windows 7 Build
  242. Facebook Gets a Spanking Over Data Loss
  243. Botnets Bouncing Back
  244. Facebook Spammer Dinged for $873 Million
  245. Red Hat Fedora Claims It's the Leader in Linux
  246. Symantec CEO John Thompson to Step Down
  247. RSA Cracks Down on Legendary Sinowal Trojan
  248. Yahoo Tightens HotJobs After Hackers Hit
  249. Twitter an Emerging Terrorist Tool
  250. Openoffice 3.0

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