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  1. Intel's new "Nehalem" CPU benchmarked @ Anandtech
  2. Microsoft Surface at San Antonio store
  3. Congress Bickers Over 700MHz D Block Auction Failure
  4. Ford to Use Nanotechnology to Improve Vehicle Performance, Fuel Efficiency
  5. Iphone users hopelessly lost
  6. G45 has HD decode problems
  7. Apple's iPhone Sees a Price Drop... In The UK
  8. IBM 32nm Processors Sampling in Winter 2008
  9. Whose tube is it anyway?
  10. Hacking microprocessors is the next step
  11. Captchas cracked in under a minute
  12. 4/16/2008 Daily Gaming Refresh
  13. German Schoolboy Finds Fault in NASA's Apophis Calculations
  14. Microsoft Exec Lashes Out At Users, Journalists Over Vista Upgrade Loophole
  15. U.S. Government Subpoenas Journalist's Phone Records for Sources
  16. Women give out passwords for chocolate
  17. S3 launches 4300E embedded graphics chip
  18. When geeks grow up
  19. IT quango not doing enough to get women into IT
  20. Wii Fit Priced at $89.99 for May 19 U.S. Release
  21. Fujitsu Siemens profits up
  22. Some ISPs are fiddling with your pages
  23. Microsoft wants bright sparks
  24. Muslim social networking tips up
  25. Intel sues and Intel gets sued
  26. Old Macs get graphics boost
  27. Cheaper Iphone fuels 3G rumours
  28. Flash new standard tips up
  29. Dell jumps on the Barcelona bandwagon
  30. Asteroid's chances of hitting Earth increase
  31. Proxim grabs Russian Wimax order
  32. Digi pushes Zigbee tech
  33. MS confirms XP SP3 delivery date
  34. BBC broadcasters can't handle cyber bullying
  35. Proposal programmer hacks game
  36. Google says “sod it... lets do a bit of evil”
  37. Chinese handset maker outsources to Egypt
  38. 'Do Not Track List' requested of FTC
  39. MacCentral founder logs off
  40. Oklahoma criminals put on public display
  41. AOL buys Sphere
  42. Government faces crunch on Microsoft mega-deal
  43. HP Israel unveils plans for startup incubation
  44. 4/15/2008 Daily Hardware Reviews
  45. Microsoft Completes Danger Purchase
  46. Intel earnings fall by 12 per cent
  47. Linux, Unix more reliable than Windows
  48. Eee PC gets an upgrade
  49. Cubans Endure Long Lines in Cell Phone Scramble
  50. Talk to Skype from your Iphone
  51. US gets Kingston encrypted USB flash
  52. Of Lasers And Lightning
  53. Mortal Online combats WOW with UT3 engine
  54. Broadband customers ripped off
  55. Nvidia mounts sleaze attack on Intel
  56. Interweb prepared for quantum leap
  57. The Shipping News – Games Week of April 15, 2008
  58. Gabriel launches smart entertainment site
  59. Apple Kills Psystar's $399 Mac
  60. Yoshi DeHerrera Speaks Out on Ultra Modular PSU Suit
  61. Israel's secret service web site goes multilingual
  62. IT technicians face guerilla warfare aptitude tests
  63. Silicon Valley doomed
  64. Prison junkies face biometic tests
  65. Report: Windows XP SP3 Coming April 21 for OEMs, MSDN/TechNet Subscribers
  66. Researchers Cook up More Efficient Nuclear Fuel
  67. Microsoft's OOXML trophy is conditional
  68. Adobe Pushes for Open Digital Cinema File Format
  69. Europe Says Pirates Can Stay on the Net
  70. PS3 Firmware 2.30 Arrives With DTS-HD MA, New PlayStation Store
  71. Cosmic Radiation Under Investigation
  72. Tesco breaks free of WMA chains
  73. Dell takes tech to emerging markets
  74. Hard drive giant protects patents
  75. UK 3G ISPs need to get house in order
  76. Schoolgirl smokers thwarted by digital IDs
  77. Apple and Sony setlle over battery burn-up
  78. Male hormones causing credit crunch
  79. Google is looking for paedophiles
  80. Msync mobile phone sync software sort of tips up
  81. Dramurai stock up on inventory
  82. Hackers prey on management with fake subpoenas
  83. Attack of the Clones
  84. Eve Online source code leaked
  85. Microsoft calls for more privacy
  86. Cubans get mobile phones at a price
  87. ID card challenge batted back
  88. Seagate Makes Good on Promise to Sue SSD Manufacturers
  89. Virgin CEO Declares: “Net Neutrality is a Load of Bollocks!”
  90. Legislation Allows Australian Government To Intercept Employee Emails
  91. First Centrino Atom portable coming to Japan in June
  92. Cheap watercooling arrives for the have-nots
  93. Dell offers Windows XP to save folk from Vista
  94. Two Ships Impounded After Investigation into Undersea Cable Cuts
  95. UK IT sagging without women
  96. MySpaceTV Signs International Distribution Deal
  97. Google Makes Business Gains By Expanding Salesforce Deal
  98. Silverlight predicted to triple market share
  99. 4/14/2008 Daily Hardware Reviews
  100. New Cancer Therapy Using Nanoparticles May Replace Chemo, Radiation
  101. IBM alliance uses high-k/metal gate to spiff up semiconductor performance
  102. Middle East undersea cable snappage - two held
  103. Willcom Shows Off First Production Atom Device
  104. Blockbuster Makes Public Offer to Buy Circuit City
  105. Retailers Fined by FCC for Analog TV Sales
  106. Dell Pulls 30-inch 3008WFP from Website
  107. Blockbuster to Promote Blu-ray Disc With In-Store Kiosks
  108. Aussies flock off to Ebay rivals over Paypal bias
  109. Fraud cops seek access to centralised data
  110. Virgin wages war on net neutrality
  111. WOW: a million players visit Azeroth
  112. BBC geezer heads up Iplayer replacement project
  113. Hackintosh clone baits Apple lawyers
  114. Intel mobo features integrated Nvidia graphics
  115. Asus hypes G35 chipset graphics
  116. Intel opens online component shop
  117. CSR show working dual-mode Bluetooth
  118. Google works with Amazonians to put an end to logging
  119. Walton Chaintech pumps up 9600GTC
  120. Nintendo: No Wii price-cut
  121. Aussie corporations to spy on employee emails
  122. Le Robodoc français est ici
  123. Demonoid back from the dead
  124. Chinese hackers target pro-Tibetan groups
  125. Yet more cheapo notebooks tip up
  126. Parents prefer violence to sex
  127. Adultvest buys Iporn
  128. Demonoid is Back
  129. Gartner Warns Of Windows Collapse, Says Change Needed
  130. Cheap "Popcorn Ball" Solar Cells Set Efficiency Record
  131. Mobile VoIP champion Truphone, goes GSM
  132. After KC-767 Tanker Loss, Boeing Suffers More Setbacks with 787 Dreamliner
  133. Intel's Maloney in bed by nine
  134. Gunmetal Grey PlayStation 3 Coming in Limited Quantities
  135. Iraqi War Robots Recalled Following Alarming Behavior
  136. Phil Hester resigns from AMD
  137. AMD wants another $200
  138. Asus U2E-A2B leather-bound lap warmer
  139. ISPs throw their toys out of the pram
  140. Nvidia chief gets terribly graphic over Intel
  141. Minnow unruffled by NXP, ST Microelectronics tie-up
  142. Some of Orange UK's web site is missing
  143. AMD's Chief Technology Officer Steps Down
  144. Sugar Fueled Cars Get Closer To Reality
  145. Microsoft Claims Yahoo Offer Was "Very Fair"
  146. GAO Finds Sensitive and Stolen Military Gear on eBay and Craigslist
  147. IBM Cooks Up Replacement For NAND, Hard Drives
  148. Israel's Tower Semiconductor moves into Europe
  149. New Methods Allow Scientist to Study Oscillating Sound Waves
  150. Microsoft Designed Vista's UAC to "Annoy Users"
  151. Dead format rises from the grave
  152. Crisis? What crisis?
  153. Sun flower fan helps graphics to sparkle
  154. Samsung 80 puts two phones in one
  155. Israeli Army sees Facebook as a threat
  156. Internet encourages suicide
  157. IBM will kill the hard drive in ten years
  158. IDC explains where Linux went right
  159. IBM water cools supercomputer
  160. ST Micro snaps up NXP
  161. Gartner explains where Microsoft went wrong
  162. OCZ claims record for water-cooled Flex II DDR2
  163. Google is the only winner in Yahoo-Microsoft war
  164. EU Parliament rejects file sharing ban
  165. Arms deals spotted on Ebay
  166. Mesh Computers enmeshed in unholy row
  167. Myspace materialises in real world
  168. Brazilian judge picks on Bully
  169. Hackers attack Boris as Tories call for crackdown
  170. Government warns of dodgy sales channels
  171. More Details Revealed on NVIDIA's APX 2500 Mobile HD Platform
  172. Verizon Sues Time Warner Cable for False Advertising
  173. PlayStation 3 to Support DTS-HD Master Audio
  174. NVIDIA Promises Powerful, Sub-$45 Processing Platform to Counter Intel
  175. Headphone Maker Sennheiser Debuts Trade-In Program
  176. Blockbuster looks to TV streaming for survival
  177. Quadcore showdown strikes: Phenom vs. Core 2 Quad
  178. Intel’s Atom beats Via’s Isaiah – report
  179. Yahoo Gets Cozy With AOL, Looks To Merge
  180. Iomega Accepts EMC's Acquisition Offer, ExcelStor Agreement Defunct
  181. NVIDIA CEO: "We're Going to Open a Can of Whoop Ass"
  182. Intel Capital Fund II Endowed With $500 million
  183. Blockbuster Plans to Offer Streaming Online Rentals
  184. Mozilla's New Mobile Browser, Fennec, Makes Big Gains
  185. Super Talent Project X DDR3-2000 2GB kits hit the shops
  186. PC World issues another proft warning
  187. Pioneer pioneers Centrino 2 in Oz
  188. Ultra Sues Everyone Over Modular Power Supplies
  189. Recession hits spammers and ID thieves
  190. Messagelabs gets blacklisted
  191. Finally, a Strong Bad game
  192. Corsair looks a little green around the PSUs
  193. Nikon Announces Trio of New Cameras
  194. Ebay forces Aussie buyers to use Paypal
  195. Intel flogs off optical kit to its old mate
  196. Facebook Launches IM Program
  197. Yahoo Reaches Out to Couch Potato Developers
  198. HP Considering Intel Atom, VIA Isaiah for Mini-Note
  199. Euro MP thinks Microsoft should be banned from government contracts
  200. China Quietly Unblocks English-Language Websites
  201. Congress Pursues Secret FBI Wiretap Circuit
  202. Superinsulator, New State of Matter Observed
  203. 4/10/2008 Daily Gaming Refresh
  204. 3 sees sevenfold increase in data traffic
  205. Nvidia mobile GPUs uncovered
  206. Now Dell wants to do a low-cost laptop
  207. New Jersey voting machines are subpoenaed for testing
  208. BBC may lose chunk of licence fee
  209. Numonyx 'to be profitable by end of 2008'
  210. Airplane GSM network supplied to Mongolia
  211. Google feels charitable
  212. Mini Opera appears for Google Android
  213. Microsoft helps people to beat the traffic
  214. Stephen King defends videogame violence
  215. Microsoft gets Vista unready case put on hold
  216. Google helps Brazil combat child porn
  217. Dirty Digger joins forces with Microsoft to grab Yahoo
  218. ODF supporters march against OOXML
  219. Denmark is the best place for IT
  220. YouTube gets blame for teen's beating
  221. ASUS Champions Essentio CS5110 Desktop PC
  222. Mandriva Linux 2008 Spring unveiled
  223. Asus hypes unholy Trinity
  224. Amazon Offers $50 Credit to HD DVD Hardware Buyers
  225. Linux is ideal for prehistoric PCs
  226. Intel to challenge ARM in mobile markets
  227. Intel delivers new technology education message in UAE
  228. BBC launches Wiiiplayer
  229. Asus attacks desktop market
  230. IT departments blissfully unaware of flash drive security risks
  231. Unix beardies get legal over OOXML
  232. Seagate puts out more SAS
  233. Software patents could be killed off for good
  234. Mobile phone insurance to comply with Sharia law arrives
  235. India wants semiconductor fabs
  236. Barcelona appears in eight different flavours
  237. Swiss schools boot (out) Windows
  238. Online campus fails to attract interest
  239. Lost Dr Who episodes ‘saved’ by You Tube
  240. Boffins waste yet more time and effort
  241. Nokia pays $314 million to shut German plant
  242. EMC to buy Iomega
  243. Tech literate staff annoying IT departments
  244. H1b applications halted after just one week
  245. New SPARC servers tip up from Sun and Fujitsu
  246. Adobe launches new vehicle for shampoo ads
  247. Intel's G35 failure needs a fix
  248. Monitor misery meanders on
  249. "Vista Capable" Lawsuit On Hold, Awaiting Appeal Ruling
  250. IBM Moves to Liquid Cooling for Latest Supercomputer