Qualcomm Pioneers Industry First IMOD Color Display (PR Newswire)
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Qualcomm MEMS Technologies, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Qualcomm Incorporated , today at the SID 2008 Conference demonstrated the first reflective Interferometric Modulation color mirasol display, bringing unrivaled capabilities to the industry and into the hands of the mobile end user. [read full story]                    

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Police investigate break-in at Waterford school

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By KORIE WILKINS • FREE PRESS STAFF WRITER • September 8, 2008 Officers are investigating a break-in today at Our Lady of the Lakes School in Waterford. The break-in, police say, happened sometime over the weekend. Sgt....

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Michigan soldier killed in Iraq

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FREE PRESS STAFF • September 8, 2008 A Battle Creek man was among two soldiers killed in Iraq when their vehicle struck an improvised explosive device (IED), the Department of Defense announced today. Army Pfc. Bryan R....

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Police, school differ on attempted abduction account

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BY BILL LAITNER • FREE PRESS STAFF WRITER • September 8, 2008 Police and the Royal Oak schools have differing descriptions of who was involved in what apparently was an attempted abduction of a 13-year-old girl walking...

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The College Football Rundown: There Is Never Enough Tebow To Go Around [College Football]

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Chris Fowler summed up the second week of college football when he said on ESPN Gameday: "The fans deserve a better slate of games than these." He was right. Several of the games turned out to be exciting but there was...

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