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• Gazing Inside Howard Stringer's Crystal Ball Sony CEO Howard Stringer has big hopes for 3D TV and online content delivery services next year, he said Thursday in Tokyo.
• Two Weeks, 5 IPhones Sold in Chinese Online Store China Unicom has sold just five iPhones through China's equivalent of eBay in the two weeks since it opened a virtual shop there.
• Picture This: Epson PictureMate Show Printer Includes Digital Frame Epson's latest snapshot printer lets you enjoy photos on screen as well as on paper.
• Huawei Adding 2,000 Staff in India Huawei is adding staff in India as its business expands in the country.
• Malware Messes up India's Online Test for Business Schools The first online test by business schools in India ran into computer glitches including virus attacks.
• The Carpal Tunnel Survival Guide Using a laptop can be painful--follow these ergonomic tips to avoid RSI and other problems.
• Intel's New Concept CPU: 48 Cores On A Single Chip Forget four, six, or eight cores; a new concept chip from Intel could drastically change how you use your PC.
• Details Leak on Motorola's DROID Sequel The followup to the DROID may feature 720p video capture and HDMI output, according to purported leaked photos.
• Windows 'Black Screen of Death': Not So Widespread? Analysis: The Windows "Black Screen of Death" is striking terror across the Web, but whether it's actually striking any PCs is debatable.
• Windows 8: Microsoft Shifting Focus To Next OS In July 2010 Recent job listings have hinted that Microsoft is planning to shift focus to Windows 8 as early as next summer.
• Google News Changes Rules to Pacify Publishers Google News will now only give away five full-text articles per Google News visitor per day.
• Steampunk Tech Mods: A 19th-Century Take on 21st-Century PCs and Gadgets If Sherlock Holmes--or Jack the Ripper--had owned our technology, their equipment might have looked like this.
• Botnet Behind H1N1 Malware Campaign Spam campaign relies on fake messages from the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) that instruct recipients to register for H1N1 vaccinations.
• AT&T Customer Ratings Hit New Low Consumer Reports finds A&T the only wireless carrier in the U.S. to get below-average marks for its voice quality. .
• Intel Shows Green 48-Core Chip The experimental 48-core chip will be given to selected researchers to develop programming models.