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- HP researchers develop browser-based darknet
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- Is the party over for Microsoft? - Everyone knew the day would come ... (John C. Dvorak/MarketWatch)
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- A.P. goes nuclear on fair use (Scott Rosenberg/Scott Rosenberg's ...)
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- 10 Gadgets We'd Like to Throw Into a Black Hole
- 10 Gadgets We'd Like to Throw Into a Black Hole
- The World's 6 Most Versatile Fighter Planes
- Apple won't let you use cool augmented reality iPhone apps - yet (Mark Milian/L.A. Times Tech Blog)
- TWITTER: How Much Is the World Pooping?
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- Facebook Hits One Billion Video Views
- Alienware Launches Its First Retail Store
- Source: Verizon Hurrying To Launch LTE By Early 2010, Perhaps For Apple (MG Siegler/TechCrunch)
- Leak: Inside the Microsoft Store With Wall-Sized Screens and the Answers Bar (Matt Buchanan/Gizmodo)
- Is AP Run By Idiots? (Erik Sherman/BNET Technology)
- How (and why) to replace the AP (Jeff Jarvis/BuzzMachine)
- Sprint CEO: We're glad we waited on Android (Ina Fried/CNET News)
- Antitrust: Commission welcomes new Microsoft proposals on Microsoft ... (EU Press Room)
- Ex-Facebookers could lose out on stock sale (Alexei Oreskovic/MediaFile)
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- Ashton Kutcher: Twitter will change media (Ina Fried/CNET News)
- Bill Gates: My 1979 Memories (Bill Gates/Gizmodo)
- The Pushbutton Web: Realtime Becomes Real (Anil Dash)
- Microsoft Offers to Put Rival Browsers on Windows to Settle Case, EU Says (Bloomberg)
- Where in the world are those 18.6 million iPod touches?
- Can Mark Zuckerberg Finally Make Facebook Profitable?
- Apple's much-anticipated tablet device coming early next year (Kasper Jade/AppleInsider)
- Hunt and Peck Keyboard - WTF?
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- New technology supercharges debate on public domain (James Rainey/Los Angeles Times)
- Stock Traders Find Speed Pays, in Milliseconds (Charles Duhigg/New York Times)
- Microsoft Changes 'Laptop Hunters' Ad After Apple Complains (Rupal Parekh/AdAge)
- Ubuntu to make Linux application installation idiot proof
- Video: How to Build a PC - Every Step Explained
- Microsoft Suffers Worst fiscal Year Ever while Apple Rises
- Wal-Mart beats Best Buy with $298 laptop
- Bill Gates: My 1979 Memories
- Linux Users Should Say: Goodbye Apple
- HTC Hero review (Joshua Topolsky/Engadget)
- 10 iPhone Apps That Need a Push to Use the Accelerometer
- Facebook Relents, Lets You Change Your Username
- Microsoft Patches Linux; Linus Responds
- HTC Hero review
- iPod Touch, Nano Cameras Revealed (AAPL)
- A.P. Cracks Down on Unpaid Use of Articles on Web (Richard Perez-Pena/New York Times)
- Hacker Says iPhone 3GS Encryption Is 'Useless' for Businesses (Brian X. Chen/Gadget Lab)
- Twitter Launches "Twitter 101″, Step One Of The Business Plan (MG Siegler/TechCrunch)
- Microsoft opened Linux-driver code after 'violating' GPL
- Apple Owns The Premium PC Market at U.S. Retail
- FSF welcomes Amazon apology but asks them to free the Kindle
- Palm webOS 1.1 now available, fixes iTunes 8.2.1 syncing
- Cisco TelePresence: The Future of Virtual Meetings
- EFF: Don't Let Google Close the Book on Reader Privacy
- Exclusive: Twitter To Debut a New Main Home Page Next Week (Kara Swisher/BoomTown)
- Google's Android To Invade Homes (Elizabeth Woyke/Forbes)
- Why Is Google Latitude A Web App And Not A Native App? Because Apple Said So. (MG Siegler/TechCrunch)
- Biz Stone Talks Twitter At Fortune Brainstorm (Michael Arrington/TechCrunch)
- Submarines for Everyone!
- Barnes & Noble eReader Review
- Yahoo Acquires Xoopit
- Palm fires back at Apple, fixes Pre sync with iTunes (Neil Hughes/AppleInsider)
- The Online Payment Wars Continue: PayPal Officially Announces Flexible API (Leena Rao/TechCrunch)
- Amazon's Bezos Apologizes For The "Stupid" And "Thoughtless" Kindle Incident (MG Siegler/TechCrunch)
- Google Latitude. Now for iPhone. (Mat Balez/Google Mobile Blog)
- Play 3D Movies On YouTube
- Amazon Web Service Secrets Revealed
- Amazon Web Service Secrets Revealed
- Microsoft's client revenue skids; Blame netbooks, Windows 7 deferrals (Larry Dignan/Between the Lines)
- Did you mean recursion?
- AT&T chief: iPhone won't be exclusive forever (Ina Fried/CNET News)
- Hacker Says iPhone 3GS Encryption Is 'Useless' for Business!
- Hands-On With the Samsung Mondi (Ginny Mies/PC World)
- Amazon.com Announces Second Quarter Financial Results; Free Cash ... (Amazon.com)
- Facebook Relents, Lets You Change Your Username (Sarah Perez/ReadWriteWeb)
- Microsoft Reports Fourth-Quarter Results (Microsoft)
- Exclusive: New Features of iPod Touch, Nano Revealed in Dozens of Cases (Leander Kahney/Cult of Mac)
- SpinVox's response - Statement ... An article entitled ... (Delvy/SpinVox Blog)
- PC repair shops that rifle through your photos and passwords
- Touch Screens Soon to Track All10 Fingers
- The Rise And Fall Of Apple's iPod (chart)
- Voice technology firm under fire (Rory Cellan-Jones/BBC)
- Blackberry Storm Vs. iPhone 3G: Social Media as Judge?
- Website Proves Your Browser History is No Secret
- The New York Times Company Reports 2009 Second-Quarter Results (The New York Times Company)
- Where in the world are those 18.6 million iPod touches? (Philip Elmer-DeWitt/Brainstorm Tech)
- Strong Wireless Growth, Continued Cost Discipline, Solid Free ... (AT&T)
- Apple has 91% of market for $1,000+ PCs, says NPD (Joe Wilcox/BetaNews)
- 10 outstanding Linux backup utilities
- Apple to Release Subsidized Tablet Through Verizon
- Windows 7 RTM Leaked to BitTorrent - NYTimes.com
- Apple revamps Logic Studio audio suite (Jim Dalrymple/CNET News)
- Apple releases new Final Cut Studio (Jim Dalrymple/CNET News)
- iPhone growth 'stunted' by AT&T deal
- Layers of fun in Google Maps for mobile 3.2 (Google Mobile Blog)
- AT&T activates 2.4 million iPhones; Second quarter tops estimates (Larry Dignan/Between the Lines)
- Apple takes its legal heel off the throat of a wiki operator
- UK men pirate more than women; everyone confused over rights
- Xoopit + Yahoo! Mail = Moving beyond that massive digital shoebox (Bryan Lamkin/Yodel Anecdotal)
- Xoopit + Yahoo! Mail = Moving beyond that massive digital shoebox (Bryan Lamkin/Yodel Anecdotal)
- Feds buried data proving that handheld tech is dangerous
- 21 Must-Have Web Apps for Designers
- iPhone, iPod touch "cannibalizing" traditional iPod market
- When Illustration Meets Typography
- The Daily Show on Feuding iPhone Farters (Video)
- The Daily Show on Feuding iPhone Farters (Video)
- Cool Stackable Lego Fridges Thwart Thieving Roomates
- IBM and The Internet of Things
- Intel Appeals EU Antitrust Fine
- 27 Inspirational Horizontal Scrolling Websites
- 11 Effective Strategies Apple Uses to Create Loyal Customers
- Zappos CEO Wanted To Stay Independent, Sequoia Wanted Liquidity--Sources (Alexander Haislip/PE Hub Blog)
- Prankster Visits Verizon's CEO After Getting Private Address
- YouTube Charges $200K for Branded Channels
- Report: Social Networks Can Lead to Cybercrime
- Zappos CEO Wanted To Stay Independent, Sequoia Wanted Liquidity--Sources (Alexander Haislip/PE Hub Blog)
- Prankster Visits Verizon's CEO After Getting Private Address
- YouTube Charges $200K for Branded Channels
- Report: Social Networks Can Lead to Cybercrime
- The Google-Cash-Swapping-Orgy Blimp (Ryan Tate/Gawker)
- Google Maps Gets Wise to How We Actually Travel
- eBay's Q2: PayPal, Skype growth offset by declines at marketplace sites (Sam Diaz/Between the Lines)
- Friendster founder on social networking: I invented this stuff (Mark Milian/L.A. Times Tech Blog)
- Sources: Yahoo Looking to Sell HotJobs
- Mac OS X gets rootkit coding manual
- Breaking News: Amazon Buys Zappos
- Amazon Buys Zappos; The Price is $920m., not $847m. (Sarah Lacy/TechCrunch)
- Sonic Boom:Screeching Alarm Shakes Kids Awake (video)
- They're soup: Windows 7, Server 2008 R2 released to manufacturing (Mary Jo Foley/All about Microsoft)
- CEO Letter - Please set aside 20 minutes to carefully read this entire email. (Tony Hsieh/Zappos.com)
- Amazon to Acquire Zappos.com for $847 Million (Brad Stone/Bits)
- Windows 7 Has Been Released to Manufacturing (Brandon LeBlanc/Windows 7 Team Blog)
- Amazon.com to Acquire Zappos.com (Amazon.com)
- 15 Things That Would Greatly Improve iPhone 3.0
- Apple CFO: 'We can't make enough iPhone 3Gs to meet demand'
- Gmail Offers to Automatically Unsubscribe You from Mailing Lists (Adam Pash/Lifehacker)
- AG in SC asks judge to drop Craigslist lawsuit (Meg Kinnard/Associated Press)
- Culture Clash on the Internet
- Google Wave to send out 100,000 invites in September
- How The Times' Home Page Gets Made (Gillian Reagan/New York Observer)
- Apple Downplays Fiery iPod Incidents (Amy Clancy/KIRO-TV)
- Intel Says Its New SSDs Are Faster, Cheaper
- Hon Hai Suspends Security Official Following Suicide of IPhone Employee (Chinmei Sung/Bloomberg)
- If China Gets Microsoft Office for $29, Why Don't We?
- Synaptics moves to cell phones with 10-finger touch screens (Dean Takahashi/VentureBeat)
- Adknowledge buys Super Rewards, expands to virtual goods advertising (Eric Eldon/VentureBeat)
- 65 Poorly Designed and Totally Impractical Gadgets
- AT&T to Power Upcoming E-Reader (Andrew LaVallee/Digits)
- Apple enters NAND supply deal with Toshiba (Reuters)
- 10 Apollo-Era Technologies Used Today
- Microsoft Patents Join-Leave in Split-Screen Multiplayer Gam
- Slate Magazine - Why 2024 Will Be Like Nineteen Eighty-Four
- Sam Raimi plays 'Warcraft' (Michael Fleming/Variety)
- Probably Not The Palm Pre Chart Roger McNamee Wants To See (MG Siegler/TechCrunch)
- Artists Find Backers as Labels Wane (Brad Stone/New York Times)
- Yahoo to Acquire Xoopit for About $20 Million (Kara Swisher/BoomTown)
- Exclusive: MySpace Mail Slated To Launch Thursday (Staci D. Kramer/paidContent)
- Five Must-Have Features for the Modern Digital Camera
- Camera Sees the World Through Human Eyes - Human Eye Camera
- Real World Test: Is It Safer to Drive Drunk or On the Phone?
- Google to Launch Google Wave Public Beta In Sept.
- Google Not Liable For Defamation In Search Results
- Worker commits suicide after iPhone prototype goes missing
- Video First Look: BlackBerry Storm 9550 in Action! (Kevin Michaluk/CrackBerry.com blogs)
- DopplerPad: Music Remixing and Sampling on the iPhone
- LendingTree Launches MoneyRight to Challenge Mint in Personal Finance
- Wait â?¦ Microsoft Had Its Own Version of YouTube?
- 10 Impressive New Implementations of Facebook Connect
- Digg Stops Hijacking Your Twitter Links, Not Sorry About It
- Australian Police Save Residents From Their Unsecure WiFi Networks
- Tech Rumor of the Day: Apple, Verizon Team Up on Tablet (Scott Moritz/TheStreet.com)
- Toshiba to Produce Blu-Ray Player
- 12 ideas Ubuntu should steal from Windows 7
- Apple Tight Lipped About $99 iPhone 3G Sales
- The 10 most useful Linux commands
- How Much Is That Apple Tablet Going To Cost? Not $399 Or $499. (MG Siegler/TechCrunch)
- Ning Raises $15 Million More at a-Yes, Really-$750 Million Valuation (Kara Swisher/BoomTown)
- Mozilla Releases Initial Design for Firefox 3.7 (Windows)
- Apple Sold Twice As Many iPhones As Macs Last Quarter. ... (MG Siegler/TechCrunch)
- Yahoo's Bartz 'pleased' ... (Larry Dignan/Between the Lines)
- Open-Source Arduino Robot Beer Brewery
- Microsoft closing YouTube rival (CNET News)
- The great WiFi robbery: police to patrol down your street (Sydney Morning Herald)
- When will you get Windows 7 RTM? (Brandon LeBlanc/The Windows Blog)
- Yahoo! Reports Second Quarter 2009 Results (Business Wire)
- A Tool To Make Online Personal Data To Expire... [w/ Video]
- To AppleCare or not to AppleCare -- that is the question
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- Yahoo's Revenues Drop 13 Percent In Second Quarter, Announces 5 ... (Erick Schonfeld/TechCrunch)
- Apple Reports Third Quarter Results (Apple)
- Google Wave is Coming: 100000 Invites Go Out on September 30th
- HOW TO: Start a Petition on Twitter
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- British identities are up for sale on the internet
- Barnes & Noble to Amazon: Mine Is Bigger Than Yours (John Paczkowski/Digital Daily)
- Apple confirms death of iPhone worker in China (Jim Dalrymple/CNET News)
- Foxconn employee committed suicide over iPhone leak
- The 10 Freakiest Japanese Gadgets
- Barnes & Noble to Amazon: Mine Is Bigger Than Yours (John Paczkowski/Digital Daily)
- Apple confirms death of iPhone worker in China (Jim Dalrymple/CNET News)
- Foxconn employee committed suicide over iPhone leak
- The 10 Freakiest Japanese Gadgets
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- 15 Things You Can Remote Control With Your iPhone
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- Yahoo's New Homepage Gets Personal, Tests Search Filters (Greg Sterling/Search Engine Land)
- UAE Blackberry update was spyware (Ben Thompson/BBC)
- 802.11n Should Be Finalized By September
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- Yahoo's front page makeover (Maggie Shiels/BBC)