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  • Windows 7: Seven Points of Imperfection Microsoft's latest OS has been earning raves, but it's far from perfect. Here are seven key flaws.
  • Is Apple's iPhone App Store Growing Unwieldy? Research firm estimates Apple's iPhone App Store will hit 300,000 applications by the end of 2010.
  • Can Google Really Hack It in Business? How do Google Apps' promises compare with the reality of what it delivers?
  • Stitcher IPhone App Offers Live Streaming Radio Programs Looking for another way to listen to your favorite news program or gabfest on the go? Stitcher, an iPhone app that offers radio programs on demand, has upped the...
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  • FluxTunes for IPhone The casual consumer may be forgiven for browsing Apple's App Store in a near constant state of bewilderment. With more than 100,000 applications for sale, many...
  • AT&T and Verizon Pull Lawsuits, Save Face Attorneys for AT&T and Verizon Wireless agreed to drop two federal lawsuits over Verizon advertising about its 3G network.
  • European Research Backbone Gets More Money and Bandwidth GÉANT, a backbone network for Europe's research and education community, has received €186 million (US$281 million) in new funding.
  • Bing Maps Beta: The Good and the Bad You may be tempted to compare Microsoft's revamped mapping service to Google Maps, but if that's all you do, you'll overlook some of its best features.
  • Google Goes With HTML5 Over Gears Google will end Gears, an open-source plug-in project it launched two years ago to allow Web applications to function offline.
  • HP Photosmart A646 HP's Photosmart A646 compact photo printer offers a few surprising features for its midrange price. Compared with Epson's PictureMate Charm PM 225 ( Macworld...
  • Alcatel Offers to Streamline Mobile App Creation Alcatel-Lucent is offering to help mobile operators bring their network resources to developers to allow for a richer set of applications.
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  • Windows 7: Seven Points of Imperfection Microsoft's latest OS has been earning raves, but it's far from perfect. Here are seven key flaws.
  • Is Apple's iPhone App Store Growing Unwieldy? Research firm estimates Apple's iPhone App Store will hit 300,000 applications by the end of 2010.
  • Can Google Really Hack It in Business? How do Google Apps' promises compare with the reality of what it delivers?
  • Stitcher IPhone App Offers Live Streaming Radio Programs Looking for another way to listen to your favorite news program or gabfest on the go? Stitcher, an iPhone app that offers radio programs on demand, has upped the...
  • Gourmania for IPhone Gourmania by Alawar Entertainment is to casual cooking games what the Iron Chef is to gourmet cuisine--a madcap against time that centers vaguely around the...
  • FluxTunes for IPhone The casual consumer may be forgiven for browsing Apple's App Store in a near constant state of bewilderment. With more than 100,000 applications for sale, many...
  • AT&T and Verizon Pull Lawsuits, Save Face Attorneys for AT&T and Verizon Wireless agreed to drop two federal lawsuits over Verizon advertising about its 3G network.
  • European Research Backbone Gets More Money and Bandwidth GÉANT, a backbone network for Europe's research and education community, has received €186 million (US$281 million) in new funding.
  • Bing Maps Beta: The Good and the Bad You may be tempted to compare Microsoft's revamped mapping service to Google Maps, but if that's all you do, you'll overlook some of its best features.
  • Google Goes With HTML5 Over Gears Google will end Gears, an open-source plug-in project it launched two years ago to allow Web applications to function offline.
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