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  • Promote Your Business With Online Video Put your business in front of more customers on the Web--for free--with the power and reach of Internet video.
  • AMD Slowly Evolves With Netbook Demand Two PC makers have launched netbooks with Advanced Micro Devices chips, which is a surprise to the PC maker.
  • Cisco's New-market Ambitions Extend Into Orbit Cisco has built a space-based router that is awaiting launch on a communications satellite later this year.
  • Toshiba Mini NB205-N310 Toshiba's NB205 is a great value, packed with a collection of fantastic features and a marathon-ready battery life.
  • Is Facebook Past Its Prime? Nobody left to 'friend'? Too many friends anyway? Why Facebook when you can Twitter? In the here-today-gone-tomorrow world of social media, these common complaints may mark the beginning of the end of Facebook's enormous popularity.
  • Report: DOJ Reviewing US Telecom Deals With Handset Makers UPDATE: The U.S. Justice Department may open an investigation into mobile handset exclusivity deals.
  • Next: Cameras for iPods? Apple is expected to bless the iPod Touch and iPod Nano with digital cameras in the next models.
  • Mac News: Synology Intros NAS Device for Laptop Drives Synology rolled out a Network Attached Storage Device for 2.5-inch hard drives that the company says offers lower power consumption than devices using larger...
  • Samsung Alias 2 Cell Phone (Verizon) The Samsung Alias 2 phone entices with its E Ink keyboard, but you must pay for normally free features such as visual voicemail and GPS.
  • China Cuts Off Internet Access After Riots China blocked Internet access in Xinjian province and shut down Twitter nationwide on Monday after ethnic riots in the western province killed at least 140 people.
  • Could Bandwidth Caps Come to Cell Phones -- Because of Porn? At least one country is reportedly implementing mobile bandwidth caps because of widespread adult movie viewing. Could the U.S. be next?
  • Six Dead-Simple Games for Lazy Players Laziness isn't a crime (especially when it comes to games)!
  • 8Bitone for IPhone A few iPhone apps are just a bit... unworldly. Leaf Trombone ( Macworld rated 4 out of 5 mice ) is one example--it's basically Guitar Hero with leaves. Shazam (...
  • Online Contract Workers Can Help Any Business Save 8KMiles connects businesses with its global network of workers, saving money over employee costs.
  • World's Oldest Christian Bible Goes Digital Pages from the world's oldest Christian Bible, known as Codex Sinaiticus, have been reunited digitally.

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  • Promote Your Business With Online Video Put your business in front of more customers on the Web--for free--with the power and reach of Internet video.
  • AMD Slowly Evolves With Netbook Demand Two PC makers have launched netbooks with Advanced Micro Devices chips, which is a surprise to the PC maker.
  • Cisco's New-market Ambitions Extend Into Orbit Cisco has built a space-based router that is awaiting launch on a communications satellite later this year.
  • Toshiba Mini NB205-N310 Toshiba's NB205 is a great value, packed with a collection of fantastic features and a marathon-ready battery life.
  • Is Facebook Past Its Prime? Nobody left to 'friend'? Too many friends anyway? Why Facebook when you can Twitter? In the here-today-gone-tomorrow world of social media, these common complaints may mark the beginning of the end of Facebook's enormous popularity.
  • Report: DOJ Reviewing US Telecom Deals With Handset Makers UPDATE: The U.S. Justice Department may open an investigation into mobile handset exclusivity deals.
  • Next: Cameras for iPods? Apple is expected to bless the iPod Touch and iPod Nano with digital cameras in the next models.
  • Mac News: Synology Intros NAS Device for Laptop Drives Synology rolled out a Network Attached Storage Device for 2.5-inch hard drives that the company says offers lower power consumption than devices using larger...
  • Samsung Alias 2 Cell Phone (Verizon) The Samsung Alias 2 phone entices with its E Ink keyboard, but you must pay for normally free features such as visual voicemail and GPS.
  • China Cuts Off Internet Access After Riots China blocked Internet access in Xinjian province and shut down Twitter nationwide on Monday after ethnic riots in the western province killed at least 140 people.
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