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A Look at California's New TV Energy Rules

As our colleagues at Green Inc. noted on Wednesday, California has adopted stringent energy consumption guidelines for televisions. As Sharp switches to equipping more models with LED backlights, the task becomes even easier,...

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Listen to 'World's First Twitter Album'

caption id="attachment_12090" align="alignright" width="300" caption="Each song on this Twitter-able album is represented by 140 characters of code at most "] [/caption] Anyone with half a brain can paste a song onto Twitter by...

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New pens upload your handwriting

As founder and creative director of Art Street Design, a graphic-design studio, I'm pretty familiar with pens and computers. (We make all sorts of marketing materials for companies, from invitations to Web sites.) But in my 13...

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Microsoft's embrace of MySQL could kill it

Now with MySQL inside! Over the past few years, Microsoft has steadily warmed to open source, to the point that it now hosts its own open-source code repository and has seen its Microsoft Public License used more often than...

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Could Cloud Computing Hurt Outsourcers?

Author Nicholas Carr says the rise of cloud computing could take a bite out of IT outsourcing firms—a view also shared by researcher Gartner Could some of the big names in outsourcing be among the victims of the much-hyped...

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Nokia Makes Dumb Move With Its 'Smartbook'

Try as we might, we just can't see the point of this so-called smartbook. Sure, Nokia's Booklet 3G is cute and quaint. It's got Mac-like svelteness and would look equally at home on the desk of a CEO or graphic designer. But...

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Wired Backs Internet for Nobel Peace Prize

Nothing has done a better job of circumventing censorship, spreading democratic thought and promoting understanding between nations than the internet. Join Wired 's global campaign to award the 2010 Nobel Peace Prize to our...

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Man behind netbook craze

Posted by Michael V. Copeland, Senior Writer A few years ago rivals mocked Jonney Shih, chairman of Asustek, and his purse-size laptop computers. But the biggest netbook maker, with 38% of the market, is another Taiwanese tech...

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Game Room: Forza Motorsport 3 for XBOX 360

The third installment of the Forza series may very well be the best racing game made for the XBOX 360 to date. Things We Like The Ultimate Racing Sim: The adherence to precision, stunning graphics, tight controls and variety of...

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WN: Susan Boyle's New Album Hits Record

November 2009 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Susan Boyle's First Album Makes Amazon CD Sales History ABC's Christina Babarovic reports from London: Susan’s done it again: taken the world by storm one more time, defying her critics...

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