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- Dave Grohl, Ashton Kutcher, "SNL" cast get Hardcore [VID]
- How The Space Station Sees Earth [pics]
- 15 games this generation that wasted your time and money
- Can this pickle get more fans than Nickleback?
- Five Valentine's Desserts Even a Kitchen N00b Can't Ruin
- Chicago's Rockabilly Subculture [PICS]
- Can You Buy Your Way to Better Spiritual Health?
- 13 Incredibly WTF Body Modifications
- The Loneliest Man in the World
- The Baduy: forbidden to get drunk, touch money, lie [PICS]
- Macworld Expo 2010 Caters to Apple Fans — Without Apple
- Video Gallery: Lightning Reveals Its Power in Slow Motion
- Stormy Weather Cannot Defeat Re-Engineered Umbrella
- Storyboard: Chris Anderson on Long Tail of Stuff
- Feb. 9, 1969:Boeing 747 Makes First Flight
- Audio: DIY Recordings of Awakening Sun
- JooJoo Tablet Faces Uphill Battle Against iPad
- Jurors Told to Stop Tweeting
- Google Making Gmail Into a Communications Hub
- Boeing's Biggest Bird Leaves the Nest
- Ex-Intel exec pleads guilty to insider trading
- Adobe apologizes for festering Flash crash bug
- Conficker outbreak infects Leeds hospital servers
- Intel 'Tukwila' born after long and painful labor
- SourceForge reverses ban on US foes
- Oracle issues emergency security patch for WebLogic
- Microsoft tests show no Win 7 battery flaw
- Microsoft kills FAST's Linux and Unix search biz
- Linus Torvalds doesn't hate the Googlephone
- Sweden to prosecute alleged Cisco, NASA hacker
- Google (Voice) solves universal translation soonish
- Dell snaps up crashed Exanet
- From the Tips Box: Backyard Igloos, Sink Mats, and Taskbar Arrangement [From The Tips Box]
- Remains of the Day: Netflix Streaming's 1080p Upgrade Edition [For What It's Worth]
- TweetDeck Updates with YouTube and Flickr Support, Improved Column Navigation [Updates]
- Today Is National PC Cleanup Day, So Let's Tidy Up Your System [Computers]
- The Majority of You Aren't Interested in Paying More than $10 for an E-Book [What You Said]
- AudioBox Puts Your Music Library in the Cloud So It's Accessible Anywhere [Media Players]
- UltraDefrag Is a Portable and Open-Source Disk Defragmenter [Downloads]
- Quickly Backup Your Firefox Profile with about:support [Firefox Tip]
- Google Wave in Action: Real-World Use Case Studies [Use Cases]
- StorageFront Catalogs and Compares Self-Storage Facilities [Storage]
- PwnageTool 3.1.5 Jailbreaks iPhone 3.1.3 [Downloads]
- Google Adding Social Feature to Gmail? [Rumors]
- Hipster puppies
- Nova Albion Steampunk Exhibition, March 12-14 in Emeryville, CA
- Mt. Semantics
- Standard vaccine injections don't work as well for the obese
- Energy use and your food
- Ugly furniture
- Science of Cocktails
- Battle of the Deathburgers: Heart Attack Grill sues Heart Stoppers Sports Grill
- Best Superbowl photo ever
- Band Reunion at the Wedding
- Microsoft Says Windows 7 Battery Issues Are Batteries' Fault - eWeek
- Astronauts giving shuttle a post-launch scan - msnbc.com
- Survey tries quantifying iPad hype, suggests interest waning - Ars Technica
- Google Cuts Fee to Break Nexus One Contract - ABC News
- Google Making Gmail Into a Communications Hub - Wired News
- Beijing Heralds Bust of Major Hacker Ring - Wall Street Journal
- Google Touts Search Engine in Super Bowl Commercial - BusinessWeek
- US to Create Climate-Change Office, Commerce's Locke Says - BusinessWeek
- Publishers Win a Bout in E-Book Price Fight - New York Times
- IBM, HP Processors Spotlight Declining Unix Market - ChannelWeb
- Video: Are Intel Core CPUs Better than this Robot?
- FAST! IBM Develops 100GHz Transistor Device
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- Google Runs 3-month Old Video as Super Bowl Ad
- Nvidia: External Laptop GPUs Are "Big Opportunity"
- PICTURED: Gigabyte's M1405 with External GPU
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- IBM Launches New Octa-core Chips and Servers
- Harddrives to Hit 3TB Capacities By November
- RWS: Postal III is "Looking Good"
- China Closes Hacker Training Site w/ 180K Users
- ATI Issues Fix for Grey Screening 5800 Series
- NASA: Astronauts use robotic arm to check for damage
- LifeBook T4410: Good Touch Features, But A Little Too Heavy
- Google reduces its Nexus One termination fee
- Dell looks to buy clustered storage vendor Exanet
- IT hiring jumps in January
- Update: IBM launches eight-core Power7 processor, servers
- Windows 7 stability update makes PCs unstable, users report
- After delays, Intel rolls out Tukwila chip
- Poughkeepsie, N.Y., slams bank for $378,000 online theft
- Update: Google to make Gmail more social
- Does the iPhone OS Need Multitasking?
- TidBITS Watchlist: Notable Software Updates for 8 February 2010
- ExtraBITS for 8 February 2010
- External Link: Adam, Tonya, and Andy Ihnatko Discuss the iPad, Amazon, and Ebooks
- New Ebooks Aid Remote Support, Collaboration, and Administration
- External Link: Apple Enables Web-Based App Store Previews
- External Link: Stay Alert for iPhone Phishing Attacks
- Keynote Editing in Action on the iPad
- External Link: Slingbox for iPhone Will Work over 3G
- External Link: Amazon Looking to Add Touch to the Kindle
- Google reduces its Nexus One termination fee
- Intel rolls out oft-delayed Tukwila chip
- IT hiring jumps in January, after a bad 2009
- Oracle buys SOA management vendor AmberPoint
- Update: SAP hits reset button with CEO change
- Xerox, ACS close $6.4B merger deal
- IBM launches eight-core Power7 processor, servers
- Obama's 2011 budget would choke IT spending, eliminate data centers
- Enterprises clamor for usage-based software pricing
- Microsoft moves on MVC Web apps platform upgrade
- New at the Top: Tekedra M. Jefferson, AOL
- Sonos ZonePlayer: The gadget that upgrades the digital music revolution
- Internet gambling again in play
- Help File: Yahoo, Gmail, Hotmail and other permanent e-mail address options
- Apple iPad's rejection of Adobe Flash could signal the player's death knell
- A reporter faces the naked truth about full-body airport scanners
- Racking up miles? Maybe not.
- Goldman Sachs CEO Blankfein gets stock-based $9 million bonus
- BAE Systems pays $450 million to settle bribery scandal charges
- Personal Tech: Gadget News and Reviews
- Chaska's Local Paper Looks at Wi-Fi Pioneer Chaska.net
- Free 802.1X via AuthenticateMyWiFi for a Single Access Point
- Laptop-Free Weekend Experiment at Oakland Cafe
- Southwest Signs with Row 44
- Hands-On with Gogo
- iPad Creates New Class of 3G Device, Plan
- AT&T Sees Continued Growth in Wi-Fi Sessions
- San Francisco Airport Plans Free Wi-Fi
- Aircell Pumps $176m More into Coffers
- Palm Lets Plus Models Play Hotspot
- Amazon S3 now supports Object Versioning
- Technology As Evolution, Not Devolution
- If Google Translates Your Call, Will It Keep a Copy?
- When can we ditch telephone service providers?
- New AMD Hybrid Franken-processor
- Google analyst: U.S. Internet needs to get faster
- Google wants to exclusively distribute scanned books without permission from publishers. DoJ says... well, you guessed it: no.
- "Patents for online shopping, medical-diagnostic tests and procedures for executing trades on Wall Street could be invalidated" -An end to frivolous patents may finally be in sight
- The Pandora game console is (finally) entering mass production.
- iPhone OS 3.1.3 unlock app posted
- Nexus One Reportedly Isn't Selling Well, But Linux Founder Loves It
- 2/8/2010 Daily Hardware Reviews
- Latest Endeavour Flight Will Bring Tranquility to ISS
- Google to Bring Wave, Voice to Businesses in 2010
- Hot New AMOLED Displays Ready to Flood Smartphone Market
- China Closes Largest Homegrown Hacker Training Website
- Verizon Wireless Blocks 4chan Website
- India Says it "Cannot Rely" on Biased UN Climate Panel, Forms National Institute of Himalayan Glaciology
- Canon Unveils EOS T2i D-SLR, New PowerShot Cameras
- Researchers Use Computing Power to Show Water Currents Shaped Fish Evolution
- RIM Making Necessary Changes as Smartphone Competition Heats Up
- 2/6/2010 Daily Hardware Reviews
- Did this Metro PCS ad make the tech world cringe?
- iPad pricing: How low can you go, Apple?
- Twins learn of teen brother's death on Facebook
- Silicon: It's good for you, especially in beer
- University worker accused of extorting student file sharers
- TweetDeck gets a few tweaks
- Former Intel exec pleads guilty in Galleon case
- Boeing's next-gen 747 takes first flight
- Next-generation 747 takes first air (photos)
- Stay home, let Texas Robot attend that meeting
- Microsoft denies Windows 7 battery problem
- CNET News Daily Podcast: Blackberry hacked, 4chan blocked, iPad unwanted
- Google to make Gmail a little more social
- EA's game arsenal coming to Facebook?
- China shuts down cracker website
- Vulnerability in Samba provides access to files
- Infected add-ons found on Mozilla download site
- Unscheduled patch from Oracle
- The H Week - Browser de-anonymisation, FreeBSD, Linux updates and H.264
- Password breaker for iPhone backups
- Vulnerability in Oracle 11gR2 allows system privileges for all - Update
- Microsoft to fix 26 vulnerabilities on patch day
- Lost+Found: worms, lists, rootkits, passwords, fish
- Report: Google to work with NSA over cyberattacks
- Microsoft confirms new vulnerability in Internet Explorer
- SDL for dummies
- Twitter resets user passwords
- Apache HTTP Server 1.3's final update released
- Wireless carriers want crackdown on cell phone boosters
- Survey tries quantifying iPad hype, suggests interest waning
- Biofuel expansion would send cattle into the rain forest
- Mozilla dropping 10.4 support with next Firefox release
- Microsoft: your battery is the problem, not Windows 7
- Dante's Inferno interview: of marketing and Gods of War
- AMD reveals Fusion CPU+GPU, to challege Intel in laptops
- All that user-generated content? 95% is malware, spam
- Amazon puts out one e-book pricing fire as others flare up
- Hacker training site backup lives after takedown by China
- blueWiki Rides the Freemium Wave
- Video: “Parisian Oops” Mocks Google’s Super Bowl Commercial
- The Ten Biggest Advertising Publishers On The Web
- Google Launches Phone Support For The Nexus One, Lowers ETF By $200
- Still No Native Comments, But Tumblr Toys With Photo Replies
- The Richter Scales Debut Animated Video Of “I’ve Got Mail And I’ve Got It Made”
- Facebook, Tesla And Solyndra Dominate SecondMarket Transactions In January
- Winter Weather Storm Watch Gets Streamlined On New Accuweather Site
- Apple Surveying iPhone Developers’ Happiness With The App Store
- Win A Mentoring Session With Founders Of Digg, Flickr, Mint, Ning, Slide Or Zynga
- HTC Dragon and friends turn up on Dopod roadmap
- Nokia Nuron spotted again, connection to 5230 cemented?
- Current MacBook Pro SKU given mark of death in Best Buy database?
- JXD V3 handheld is confused, confusing and altogether interesting
- NVIDIA pursuing external graphics accelerators for laptops?
- 1080p, 5.1 surround sound coming to Netflix Watch Instantly in 2010? Update: No, yes (and closed captioning)
- Microsoft says Windows 7 battery 'issue' isn't one
- Motorola: Droid update to Android 2.1 'will start to roll out this week'
- Google's Nexus One 'equipment recovery fee' slashed to $150, still a pain
- DIY photog creates laser trigger for remote DSLR snapping
- zoomMediaPlus' zoomIt is the iPhone's long overdue SD card reader
- Native Instruments Kontrol X1 impressions
- Analyst: Apple to be 'nimble' on iPad pricing, athletic on pommel horse
- Wisair-based wireless display adapters head to Macs
- Motorola Says Android 2.1 Headed to Droid This Week
- Google Lowers Nexus One ETF to $150
- Broadcom Intros New Smartphone Chip
- Novatel Makes Its First LTE Call
- Google Maps v3.4 for Droid Enables Multitouch
- Bluetooth SIG Approves First ZTE Phone for Verizon
- AT&T Pushes Family Locator Details To iPhone
- Deutsche Telekom Considering T-Mobile USA Spin-Off
- FCC Exploring Cell Booster Ban
- Video Tour: Motorola i680 Brute
- Some good news: SourceForge removes blanket blocking
- Gnome Gmail made simple
- A marvelous comic book archive viewer
- Test your TCP networks against DoS with Complemento
- Two-factor authentication, done WiKID simply
- February’s Project of the Month: Notepad++
- Field Bird: A lightweight Java IDE
- Virtual darkroom plus virtual light table - it’s darktable!
- Keep your journal in a RedNotebook
- SendmailAnalyzer is enterprise-ready
