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  1. ISP flip-flops: why do they now support "six strikes" plan?
  2. Facebook trapped in MySQL ‘fate worse than death’
  3. FCC closer to finalizing Net neutrality rules
  4. One per cent of world's web browsing happens on iPad
  5. IBM scientists demonstrate computer memory breakthrough
  6. Why is European broadband faster and cheaper? Blame the government
  7. Everything We Think We Know About Apple's Upcoming Custom A6 Chip
  8. Kaspersky Internet Security 2012 released
  9. Smarter car algorithm shows radio interference risk
  10. New Alloy Turns Waste Heat Into Electricity for Free
  11. Solved: What Magazine to Buy?????
  12. About time!
  13. Intel's 14nm and 10nm processes based on Trigate 3D
  14. Japan's 8-petaflop K Computer is fastest on earth
  15. Invisibility-Cloak Breakthrough
  16. World's first Content Addressable Memory stores data without using power
  17. '1234' is most common iOS passcode, according to app developer
  18. Microsoft Security Essentials is most used anti-virus
  19. A Preview of Future Disk Drives
  20. Apple now No. 1 in flash memory consumption
  21. ‘Artificial leaf’ moves closer to reality
  22. BitTorrent users sued
  23. Windows 8
  24. CRISP presents self-repairing chip
  25. Antivirus for smart phones.
  26. Free reading matter from the NAS
  27. Pixel Qi creates a solar powered tablet pc (w/Video)
  28. Startup Thinks It Can Make Flow Batteries Cheaper
  29. A Big Test for New Internet Addresses (Today is World IPv6 Day)
  30. Quantum Entanglement Means Computers Could Cool Themselves By Deleting Information
  31. iphone now top on flicker ranking
  32. Notorious rootkit gets self-propagation powers
  33. Biochemical computing via DNA
  34. Phase change memory-based 'moneta' system points to the future of computer storage
  35. Preview of Windows 8
  36. WiFi net traffic to overtake wired traffic by 2015
  37. New Apple antivirus signatures bypassed within hours by malware authors
  38. Nvidia shows off Kal-El -- new quad-core processing chip
  39. Samsung begins mass producing 30nm-class, 32-gigabyte memory modules for green IT sys
  40. What a Gigabit Network Can Do? Find Out
  41. Guzzlers B Gone: New fuel economy labels for cars
  42. Intel taps into new computing at Taiwan show
  43. Graphene: New electronics material closer to commercial reality
  44. Making materials to order: Fine-tuning properties of composites
  45. A Car Battery at Half the Price
  46. Radical new Intel transistor based on UC Berkeley's FinFET
  47. New "ShaperProbe" tool detects ISP traffic shaping
  48. This Display Is a Quantum Leap
  49. Lithium Ion Battery Baby Steps: A 3-Year-Warranty Laptop Battery
  50. US still hasn't gotten its act together on broadband deployment
  51. 26Tbps Transmitted with a Single Laser, Could Supercharge Internet Backbone
  52. Why Mobile Apps Will Soon be Dead
  53. Bracing for the Data Deluge
  54. Solar Disinfecting Device For the Developing World
  55. Is a New XP Change Comming July 2011?
  56. Intel’s 2011 Investor Meeting - Intel’s Architecture Group: 14nm Airmont Atom In 2014
  57. Researchers develop hardware encryption for new computer memory technology
  58. Netflix now the biggest source of Web traffic
  59. Big data meets big storage: an in-depth look at Isilon's scale-out storage solution
  60. Researchers outline method for DNA computation in new book
  61. New solar product captures up to 95 percent of light energy
  62. Six Reasons Why Chromebooks Are a Bad Idea
  63. D-Wave researchers demonstrate progress in quantum computing
  64. Foldable display shows no crease after 100,000 folding cycles
  65. Infographic: The End of the Computer as We Know It
  66. Bringing a Whole New Meaning to 'High-Speed Internet'
  67. A Touch Screen that Plays Sticky
  68. The Human Body, Searchable in 3-D
  69. Salty Solution for Energy Generation
  70. TSG44: Dan is as Angry as a Bird
  71. Intel to Make Three-Dimensional Transistors
  72. Seagate breaks areal density barrier: Unveils hard drive with 1 terabyte per platter
  73. Engineers introduce 'beans' to cool and then maintain hot beverage temps
  74. Ultracapacitors to Boost the Range of Electric Cars
  75. Amazon EC2 Outage Resulted in Permanent Data Loss
  76. Electric Vehicle Bragging Rights
  77. Wireless carriers are blocking tethering apps
  78. How small is small? the pico, femto, atto world
  79. Full 3-D invisibility cloak in visible light
  80. Bang goes that theory!
  81. World record set by 2 groups > 100 terabits/sec over single otical fibre
  82. New method found for controlling conductivity
  83. More Power from Rooftop Solar
  84. Why Windows 7 May be Microsoft's Last PC Operating System
  85. Researchers take a step toward valleytronics
  86. Origami: Not just for paper anymore
  87. Next Generation Memories Will Be Improved By Noise
  88. some interesting robotics out there
  89. Friendster changes from a social networking site to social entertainment site
  90. The end of an era.......
  91. US First "SMART" Toilet for home.
  92. Disaster-Proof Architecture: 13 Super-Strong Structures
  93. iPhone Tracks Your Every Move
  94. A scratched coating heals itself quickly and easily, with light not heat (w/ video)
  95. A breakthrough on paper that's stronger than steel
  96. Scientists make quantum breakthrough
  97. Laser sparks revolution in internal combustion engines
  98. '3-D towers' of information double data storage areal density
  99. Arctic Whisper - First fast-charging hybrid electric bus debuts in Sweden
  100. Seagate to buy Samsung's hard disk drive business
  101. 10 Emerging Technologies of 2011 and hoiw they are chosen
  102. Sony to ship new 1.2kWh energy storage modules
  103. New kid on the plasmonic block
  104. Researchers create super-small transistor, artificial atom power by single electrons
  105. Researchers Create Printed Battery That Stores 40% More Energy
  106. Wireless devices to break one-billion barrier this year
  107. Solar power without solar cells
  108. Scientists make magnetic new graphene discovery
  109. Rainbow-trapping scientist now strives to slow light waves even further
  110. Asio IT jobs going
  111. IBM introduces new graphene transistor
  112. US energy use chart shows we waste more than half of our energy
  113. Batteries that Recharge in Seconds
  114. IBM Makes Pitch for Virtualization with Strong References
  115. Shock wave puts hybrid engines in a spin
  116. Polish team claims leap for wonder material graphene
  117. World's information consumption: 9,570,000,000,000,000,000,000 bytes per year
  118. A New Rotary Engine Design
  119. Windows 8 leaked
  120. First polymer solar-thermal device heats home, saves money
  121. Self-cooling observed in graphene elctronics
  122. I do hope this works, commercially!
  123. Fast-recharge '3D' lithium-ion battery prototype could be perfect for electric cars
  124. Intel's new X79 chipset details leaked
  125. UK Radio Player Launches
  126. Companies Hope to 'Program' the Internet[
  127. Using Heat to Cool Buildings
  128. Can Google Reinvent Web Video?
  129. The incredible shrinking circuit
  130. New laser technology prepares to revolutionize communications
  131. New entropy battery pulls energy from difference in salinity between fresh water ...
  132. The New Tech Wonder: Millimeter-Scale Computer
  133. Creating power from water
  134. Superconducting Niobium Chip Smashes Silicon Power Consumption Standards
  135. The First Plastic Computer Processor
  136. 1,099 horsepower Koenigsegg Agera R specs revealed
  137. The Facts and Fiction of Broadband Caps and Congestion
  138. New Structure Allows Lithium Ion Batteries to Get a Quicker Charge
  139. Georgia Tech to pursue 'transparent Internet'
  140. What happens when computers stop shrinking?
  141. Appeals Court Revives Lawsuit Challenging NSA Surveillance of Americans
  142. The technology that enables a computer to print off a full-working bicycle
  143. MultiPoint Computing - Is this past or future?
  144. Low-Power Servers: A Coming Trend
  145. Researchers tout self-repairing multi-core processors
  146. What’s the Future of Software in a Non-Intel World?
  147. MSU researchers create a new engine prototype (w/ video)
  148. White House backs online 'privacy bill of rights' (Update)
  149. Physicists move closer to efficient single-photon sources
  150. Obama "IP czar" wants felony charges for illegal Web streaming