• Warner Dumps HD DVD Plus: Wii fitness, the checked-luggage battery ban, and more.
• Leopard Runs on PCs Plus: Ubuntu Linux code names, audio spam, and more.
• New Zunes Plus: Ads on YouTube, exploding technology, and more.
• Palm Folds the Foleo Plus: iPhone price cut, Google Phone rumors, and more.
• New iMacs Plus: Free Microsoft Works, Filtering on YouTube, and Thunderbird Leaves the Nest.
• iPhone Hysteria Plus: New Dells, Google vs. Microsoft, and PS3 price cuts.
• Is New Chip AMD's Last Stand? Plus: Mashups for the masses and HD video in a digital camera.
• Google Nears Omniscience Plus: Cell phones get silly and DirectX 10 gets affordable.
• iPhone, Therefore I Am Plus: a (much) nicer Linux interface and second-gen UMPCs.
• Cheap Ink? Say It's So! Plus: outside-the-box upgrades, elections in the Web 2.0 era, and the Windows road map.
• Fast, Cool Intel Chips Ahead Plus: Spammers go to jail, and laptops get LED backlights.
• Copy Controls Under Siege Plus: Strange Bluetooth headphones and in-car Wi-Fi access.
• Video Downloads Take Off Plus: Products ship bug-laden, and online apps go offline.
• Plugged In: The Fight to Be Your Web Home Plus: More DRM standards, and a self-encrypting hard drive.
• Plugged In: More Powerful Laptops Coming Plus: High-def camcorders; Apple to stream Web, PC video to TV.
• Plugged In: Phishers Cast a Mobile Net Plus: Google apps for your site, and HP's pretexting debacle.
• Plugged In: Two CPUs Too Slow? Try Four Plus: Flash disks go mainstream; the Leopard/Vista showdown.
• Plugged In: Blu-ray, HD DVD in One Drive? Plus: Wi-Fi-ready MP3 players; an OS in your Web browser.
• Hybrid Drives to Speed Vista Plus: Online CD and DVD trading; games get physical.
• Plugged In: Faster Dual-Core Processors Plus: Business notebooks go wide screen, and Wi-Fi gets tiny.

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