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• Microsoft's Silverlight Vision Silverlight will "optimize everywhere," Microsoft tells developers conference.
• Cloud Engines Updates Pogoplug Media Sharing Device The Pogoplug is designed to plug into your home or small office network and let you access and share content of USB hard drives over the Internet.
• Adobe Unveils Public Betas for Flash Player 10.1, AIR 2.0 This just in: Adobe Labs has some new toys up for grabs.
• Baidu Deal May be First Step in Linking to Licensed Music UPDATE: Baidu did not fully confirm a statement by music provider Qtrax that it will indeed start linking to licensed music downloads.
• Western Digital WD TV Mini Multimedia Player The WD TV Mini is a great little travel player for your multimedia files.
• Archos 5 Internet Tablet This Android-powered player crams a ton of Internet and multimedia features into its slim frame, but it still needs some refinement.
• Top Storage Devices in the PC World 100 We saw all kinds of roomy and speedy drives this year. Here are our top picks.
• LaCie LaCinema Rugged HD Multimedia Player It's one of the pricier hard-drive-based portable digital media adapters on the market, but it's also one of the more capable.
• Adobe Premiere Elements 8 Video Editing Software Adobe Premiere Elements 8 is a significant upgrade from previous versions of this easy-to-use video editor.
• Adobe Photoshop Elements 8 Image Editing Software Photoshop Elements 8 is an appealing but evolutionary upgrade of a well-established photo editing program.
• Microsoft Shows Silverlight 3 Microsoft is officially launching its Silverlight 3 multimedia platform and some related application design tools.
• Boxee Alpha for Windows: Hands-On New, free software transforms PC into interactive television platform.
• Microsoft Silverlight Challenges Adobe AIR Analysis: The improved Silverlight 3 is gaining on the competition in multimedia environments.
• Manage Media on Any Device Convert tapes and records to digital, remove DRM, sync iTunes libraries, and more with these easy tips.
• Cancel Your Cable, Watch TV on an Xbox Can a program installed on your PC beat cable providers at their own game? Read about one man's quest to avoid a crummy digital-upgrade box.
• Cablevision to Launch Controversial Remote DVR This Summer Cablevision is set to roll-out a DVR service that stores video remotely with the cable company. Time to say goodbye to your Tivo?
• Toshiba's New Laptops Sharpen up Internet Video The top-end machines will use the company's SpursEngine graphics chip to improve video quality on Internet streams
• Hidden Features in Apple's Updated IPhoto With little fanfare from Apple, iPhoto's Faces and Places get some needed improvements
• Pavtube Video Converter Works With Many Formats This easy-to-use utility does a very good job of transcoding video--but depending on the job, it may require additional codecs.
• Asus Preps Multimedia 'PC Within a Keyboard' Atom-based Eee includes mini-LCD touch screen where numeric keypad would be.
• Downloads for Managing Your Media With these ten free and low-cost programs, you can organize and edit everything in your digital video and audio collection.
• Safely Remove Memory Cards without Using 'Safely Remove Hardware' If Windows stops recognizing your SD and other memory cards after using Safely Remove Hardware, here's the solution: stop using it!
• Samsung Unwraps Touch Ultra Handset Samsung has unveiled its latest phone aimed at the full touch-screen end of the market that was ignited by Apple's iPhone.
• LG Previews Arena Flagship Cell Phone LG Electronics offered a glimpse on Sunday of its new flagship multimedia cell phone, called Arena, that will debut at next week's Mobile World Congress.
• Photosynth Makes Browsing Inauguration Photos Fun Cable news channel CNN teamed with Microsoft to create a unique way of viewing images from today's inauguration in Washington D.C.