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  1. Pet Fat Counter in Japan (Verdict: as Stupid as This Post)
  2. Schwartz to Torvalds: Dinner at my place? (InfoWorld)
  3. FBI Pulls Plug on Several Botnet Hackers
  4. New iPhone Tech Specs & Photos
  5. SCO Avoids Nasdaq Delisting, But Problems Remain (TechWeb)
  6. YouTube to Test Video Fingerprint Tool
  7. PS3 Sells One Million Faster Than Expected
  8. VMware Makes Bid for Virtual Desktops (PC World)
  9. Microsoft Posts Critical Security Fixes
  10. Mystery Bulb Lights Up While Hanging in Space
  11. Apple extends Web browser to Windows (AP)
  12. Apple Extends Web Browser to Windows
  13. iRiver Mplayer: How Mickey Got His Groove Back
  14. Mobile Linux group releases first specs (InfoWorld)
  15. OS X Upgrade, IPhone May Boost Mac Sales
  16. JVC’s 110in HDTV Weighs In
  17. Pick Your Open Source Poison: Microsoft's Patent Claims Or GPLv3 (TechWeb)
  18. Vietnam Releases 'Cyber' Dissident
  19. From Electricity to WiTricity
  20. Microsoft Hires Linux Foundation Engineering Manager (TechWeb)
  21. Church of England Calls Sony Game 'Sick'
  22. Nokia 8600 Luna: Classy, Costly and Crippled
  23. Relief in Store for Cable TV Subscribers
  24. Alienware’s Hangar18 Beams Into The Living Room
  25. In Pictures: Mobility Rules at Computex 2007 (PC World)
  26. MySpace Page May Have Been Suspect's
  27. X-51A's Hypersonic Engine Firing Test Looks Like Pits of Hell or Doom 3 Scenario
  28. Microsoft, LG forge Linux amnesty deal (InfoWorld)
  29. MIT Team Claims Wireless Power Demo
  30. Hanging Harry Light Pull Gives Your Room a Touch of Gloom
  31. HP Enhances Virtualization Software For Integrity Servers (TechWeb)
  32. NEC Releases Pink Hello Kitty Laptop
  33. Smart Coffee Lids: Never Incinerate Your Mouth Again
  34. Bugs Reported In Both IE and Firefox (TechWeb)
  35. Every Song You Own, Available Online Wherever You Are For Free, Promises Lala.com
  36. Red Hat to assist open source adoption in Indian state (InfoWorld)
  37. EBay Bans Cross-Border Ivory Sales
  38. Xandros joins Novell in licensing Microsoft IP (InfoWorld)
  39. Lala.com to Send Songs Directly to iPods
  40. Build Your Own Backyard Theater
  41. Microsoft Signs Linux Patent-Protection Deal with Xandros (NewsFactor)
  42. Palm Sells 25 Percent Stake
  43. Sun stresses multicore chips, Linux with dev tool (InfoWorld)
  44. Apple to Launch IPhone on June 29
  45. Apple Comments On DRM-Free Tags: ‘No Comment’
  46. Web, Reality TV Help Make Porn Pervasive
  47. Home Cinema Guide: 10 Steps To Nirvana
  48. TurboLinux MP3 Player Debuts (PC World)
  49. A Search Engine for Open-Source Code (PC World)
  50. Egypt Frees Muslim Brotherhood Blogger
  51. Lego USB Sticks Bring Out The Kid In You
  52. A search engine for open source code (InfoWorld)
  53. Google Hits the Streets, Raises Concerns
  54. Hori's New Screen Makes 360 Portable
  55. Woman Sues EHarmony for Discrimination
  56. Sony Customers Help Design New Vaios
  57. Google stresses mashups at developer event (InfoWorld)
  58. Zenoss: Bringing open source to enterprise management (InfoWorld)
  59. Man Described As a Top Spammer Arrested
  60. Pan's Labyrinth HD-DVD Gets THX Thumbs Up
  61. Novell Taking Risks in Microsoft Pact (NewsFactor)
  62. MySpace Parent to Buy Photobucket Site
  63. Pen Of The Year 2007: Low-Tech Luxury
  64. Novell Says Open Source License Changes Could Kill Microsoft Deal (TechWeb)
  65. Small Ultrasound Machines Help Patients
  66. Memorex Makes Air Dusters Harder to Huff
  67. Doctors Group Posts Prices Online
  68. Ala. Terror Web Site Angers Activists
  69. Novell Tells Terms of Microsoft Linux Deal (PC World)
  70. Virtual Tours Offer Trips Through Time
  71. Harley Hearse For Hog Faithful
  72. U.S. Colleges Retool Programming Classes
  73. Dress your Kid as a Toilet for Fun and Profit
  74. Novell goes public with terms of Microsoft Linux deal (InfoWorld)
  75. Sony Develops Film-Thin, Bending Display
  76. ASDA Dumps CD Singles: About Time
  77. EU Probes Google Over Privacy Concerns
  78. No Place in my House for the Disco Mouse
  79. VA Drops Enterprise Software, Becomes Sourceforge Inc. (PC World)
  80. PS3 Patch Adds Upscaling For Old Playstation Games
  81. Dell to offer computers with Linux (Reuters)
  82. Ancestry.com Puts 90M War Records Online
  83. Bose Wants to Bring Surround Sound to Your Office Chair
  84. Microsoft funds new open-source digital ID projects (InfoWorld)
  85. Lenovo Group Profits Soar
  86. Open-source firms MuleSource, Zmanda net extra funding (InfoWorld)
  87. Sony May Sell 80-Gig Playstation 3 in US
  88. Virtual Hallucination Headgear Is, Uh, Crazy
  89. Linux users say 'Sue me first, Microsoft' (InfoWorld)
  90. XM Restores Radio Service
  91. Portal Denial System: ElectroPlasmaLaser
  92. Dell Linux machines to debut Thursday (InfoWorld)
  93. Cities Struggle With Wireless Internet
  94. Swimming On The Spot Is Good For You
  95. In Pictures: Readers' Picks for Best Products of the Year (PC World)
  96. IBM to Launch Power6 Chip Next Month
  97. Google to Enhance Search Appliance (PC World)
  98. Google to enhance, simplify Search Appliance (InfoWorld)
  99. Is HD DVD In Trouble?
  100. Microsoft Pays $6B for Online Ad Company
  101. USB Charger Powered By Simply Inhaling
  102. Microsoft Asserts Patents, Wants Weaker System (PC World)
  103. Camera Phone Pioneer Ponders the Impact
  104. Gartner Joins Open Source Squabble (PC World)
  105. N.Y. Attorney General Sues Dell
  106. Nintendo Bringing DS Demo Downloads to Boring Old Airports
  107. Sun Responds to Microsoft's Patent Claims (NewsFactor)
  108. Amazon.com to Launch Digital Music Store
  109. Pawsense, Kitty Keyboard Kover Prevents that Feline from Typipppppffffffssss
  110. Mozilla service opens up mobile Web (InfoWorld)
  111. Eyeball DMT-1000 Speakers Designed for "Real World," Scaring Paranoid Schizophrenics
  112. Motorola Revamps Popular Razr Cell Phone
  113. Microsoft Details Patent Breaches
  114. Open-source users, companies scoff at Microsoft threats (InfoWorld)
  115. iTunes 7.1.1 Cracked, Allowing DRM to Be Stripped Off
  116. Microsoft demands royalties for open source software (InfoWorld)
  117. AGs Seek Sex Offender Data From MySpace
  118. Online Sales Report Set for Release
  119. LG Adds Chocolate To New Plasma TVs
  120. Dual-Sided Projector Screen: Cool
  121. LED Table Gives Your Meals a Sensual Glow
  122. Red Hat ratchets up co-opetition with IBM, HP (InfoWorld)
  123. B&W’s Diamond Speakers
  124. Red Hat and Intel Make Managed Linux PCs (PC World)
  125. Acer Jazzes Up Laptops With BMW
  126. Red Hat Shuns 'Windows Clone' Model for Global Desktop (PC Magazine)
  127. Trey Gaming Chair is Both an Office Chair and a Gentleman
  128. Q&A: GlassFish shows open source at its best (InfoWorld)
  129. Some Profit Off Va. Tech Domain Names
  130. Sun Revamps Its 'Java Everywhere' Message (TechWeb)
  131. Comcast CEO Shows Off Super Quick Modem
  132. Darth Vader Phones Home
  133. Topo 3D Ceiling Transforms Ordinary Room to Cloud 9
  134. Sun: The bulk of Java is open sourced (InfoWorld)
  135. Hot Snakes From Panasonic
  136. Sun: Pay open-source developers (InfoWorld)
  137. Video of Title Bout Taken Off YouTube
  138. Sony Readies Five New Bravias
  139. Ubuntu plans mobile Linux version (InfoWorld)
  140. Principal Guilty in Software Piracy Case
  141. Dell signs on with Microsoft, Novell (AP)
  142. Survey Defines Split in Technology Use
  143. Internet Is Driving Media Mating Dance
  144. Presidential Hopefuls Meet Googlers
  145. Vista's Aero Sucking Notebook Batteries Dry?
  146. Sun To Highlight Open Source At JavaOne (TechWeb)
  147. Video: 873 People Ditch a Downed Airbus in 77 Seconds
  148. Microsoft role complicates `$100 laptop' (AP)
  149. AT&T, Iowa Phone Companies Go Toe-To-Toe
  150. Berlin Says 'Nein' to Open-Source Migration (PC World)
  151. IBM Bores Tiny Holes in Computer Chips
  152. Oracle, IBM, NEC to market Linux in Japan: Nikkei (Reuters)
  153. RIM Unveils Newest BlackBerry: The Curve
  154. £1.25bn Wasted On Gadgets Every Year
  155. Users Rebel at User-Recommendation Site
  156. Video Adds Heft, Hurdles to Resumes
  157. BT's Trials Motion Sensing For Handhelds
  158. Dutch Internet TV Company to Show CNN
  159. Dell embraces Ubuntu (InfoWorld)
  160. Microsoft Adds Open-Source Twist to Silverlight (PC World)
  161. 12 Nations Put on Copyright Piracy List
  162. Bang & Olufsen’s Budget HDTV
  163. Court Favors Microsoft in Patent Fight
  164. PlayStation Eye Arrives This Summer
  165. New Toys Read Brain Waves
  166. Sci-Fi PC Chair Reduces Fatigue [And Bank Balance]
  167. BBC And ITV In HDTV Alliance: Hell Freezes Over After All
  168. Microsoft Goes Open Source? (PC World)
  169. 'Rabbit Ears' Find New Life in HDTV Age
  170. Nintendo Sells Nearly 6 Million Wiis
  171. Microsoft to open source some of Silverlight (InfoWorld)
  172. Pricing Software Could Reshape Retail
  173. GeekMan: For the Geek Who Has it All
  174. Nintendo Plans to Boost Wii Production
  175. TV Show Wants Gadget-Freaks
  176. '$100 laptop' to cost $175 (AP)
  177. Sony PlayStation Architect Resigns
  178. The George Foreman iGrill
  179. Philips Dishes Up New PC Peripherals
  180. Red Hat Buys MetaMatrix for SOA Apps (NewsFactor)
  181. Apple 2Q Profits Jump 88 Percent
  182. IBM, MySQL team up on database software (Reuters)
  183. Rescuers Often Can't Find 911 Callers
  184. Motorola’s Gold and Diamond Phone
  185. Sun Microsystems posts 3Q profit (AP)
  186. SEC Charges 2 Former Apple Officers
  187. Commodore Is Back And Open For Business
  188. IBM Introduces x86 Linux Virtualization On System P Servers (TechWeb)
  189. Yahoo Expanding Its Online Music Section
  190. Baby Grand Master: Turn Up The Volume
  191. Microsoft Responds to Latest EU Charges
  192. BA Edits Out Virgin Boss Branson
  193. Technology/Internet/Games Related News Feeds Added
  194. System Update Led to BlackBerry Outage
  195. Mozilla Releases Thunderbird 2.0 (NewsFactor)