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  1. Fundamental discovery could lead to better memory chips
  2. Physicists demonstrate conditions for laser-driven fusion
  3. TSG43: Tickle Me TED
  4. Seagate extends enterprise disk and SSD lines
  5. Iceland Plans to Export Geothermal Energy
  6. Report: Piracy a "global pricing problem" with only one solution
  7. Start drooling, slowpokes: Internet2 ramps up to 8.8Tbps
  8. Using quantum methods to read classical memories offers surprising advantages
  9. Scientists achieve breakthrough in nanocomposite for high-capacity hydrogen storage
  10. New technology dramatically extends battery life for mobile devices
  11. Faux trees convert CO2 to O2
  12. Small quantum leap: New switching device could help build ultrafast quantum Internet
  13. Physicists Build Single Atom Memory For Quantum Information
  14. iOS 4.3 is here
  15. Extremely fast MRAM data storage within reach
  16. Cookies get a "Stay of Execution"
  17. Quantum engineers remove roadblock in developing next-generation technologies
  18. New Magnetic Resonance Technique Could Revolutionise Quantum Computing
  19. A Flash Memory That Doubles as DRAM
  20. Verizon launches 100G Ethernet network
  21. Invisibility cloaks may be just around the corner
  22. Microsoft shows off Radical New UI
  23. A Laptop that Knows Where You're Looking
  24. The quantum singularity
  25. Memristor Processor Solves Mazes
  26. Google Changes Search Algorithm
  27. Defining Internet "freedom": Ars interviews Senator Al Franken
  28. One-Cubic-Millimeter Computer
  29. Remapping Computer Circuitry to Avert Impending Bottlenecks
  30. Team achieves one terabit per second data rate on a single integrated photonic chip
  31. Plug-and-Play Multi-Core Voltage Regulator Could Lead to 'Smarter' Smartphones, etc.
  32. New architecture for quantum computers based on Quantum antannae
  33. Eliminating the Laptop Charging Brick
  34. Physicists develop scalable method for making graphene
  35. 3D bio-printers to print skin and body parts
  36. The next operating system
  37. Designing the hardware
  38. 4G network will create dead zones
  39. where to get drivers for old computer
  40. Intel forecasts Moore's law to continue until 2029
  41. Manipulating molecules for a new breed of electronics
  42. Scientists build world's first anti-laser
  43. Kill and Trap rogue processes in Windows with Daphne
  44. TSG42: The Prozac Podcast
  45. Researcher investigates new material grown from sugar
  46. Researchers develop new wireless technology for faster, more efficient networks
  47. Laser-Quick Data Transfer
  48. Microsoft offers H.264 plug-in for Google Chrome too
  49. Nanotechnology benefits from volcanoes in the outer solar system
  50. Read-write device offers new architecture for information processing
  51. Powerful new ways to electronically mine research may lead to scientific breakthrough
  52. How much information is there in the world?
  53. What the experts think about the viability of an Internet kill switch
  54. Latest Theoretical work by Dwave Systems shows progress in solving NP-Hard problems
  55. Could Cows Make Biofuels Better?
  56. The Smallest Computing Systems Yet
  57. Nanotechnology News
  58. The Virtual Twitterverse that Can Forecast the Real Thing
  59. A Broadband Boom in the Boondocks
  60. Engineers Unveil Particle Accelerator on a Chip
  61. Engineers grow nanolasers on silicon, pave way for on-chip photonics
  62. A Foucault Pendulum on a Chip
  63. Now why can't the U.S. Government support ISP competition like this?
  64. Atom-thick sheets unlock future technologies
  65. DNA: Building block for smaller, smarter electronics?
  66. 'Tall order' sunlight-to-hydrogen system works, neutron analysis confirms
  67. A New Twist on Floating Wind Power
  68. An Engine that Harnesses Sound Waves
  69. Access to Knowledge in the Age of Intellectual Property
  70. AVG Antivirus 2011 Is A Rogue
  71. The last batches of IPv4 internet addresses will be distributed Thursday
  72. Solar panels track the sun for more efficiency
  73. Stanford scientists see the solar future, it's all about 'nanodomes' and 'plasmonics
  74. A novel WM prototype for Windows 7 - Looking for study participants
  75. New transistors: An alternative to silicon and better than graphene
  76. Our Energy Future by the Numbers
  77. How Egypt did (and your government could) shut down the Internet
  78. Volkswagen's XL1 said to be world's most economical car
  79. Bogus Security Software Peddlers Fined $8.2 Million
  80. Why the Entire Internet Is about to Become 'Slower and Flakier'
  81. NVIDIA GPU Settlement
  82. Apple App Store hits magical 10 billion app download milestone
  83. Automakers Show Interest in an Unusual Engine Design
  84. New Magnets Could Solve Our Rare-Earth Problems
  85. Motion Control for Windows
  86. The Economics of Superinsulating Windows
  87. IPv6: next generation Internet protocol adds 4 billion times more space (w/ Video)
  88. New device may revolutionize computer memory
  89. A Step Towards Quantum Computing: Entangling 10 Billion Particles
  90. Study claims 100 percent renewable energy possible by 2030
  91. Win 7 SP-1 soon?
  92. Why you should always encrypt your smartphone
  93. Deal of the Day
  94. Fruit flies show how to simplify computer nets
  95. Facebook, Google, Yahoo commit to 'World IPv6 Day' trial
  96. TSG41: Consumer Electronics Snoozefest
  97. Verizon iPhone set for early February release: report
  98. Show's over: how Hollywood strong-ARMed Intel and the CE biz
  99. Extending Moore's Law: Expitaxial graphene shows promise for replacing silicon
  100. Electrifying new way to clean dirty water
  101. LED Efficiency at Half the Cost
  102. The world's smallest desktop computer
  103. Intel Releases new processors
  104. Micron releases half-terabyte laptop SSDs
  105. Gasoline from water, CO2 and sunlight
  106. Scientists squeeze more than 1,000 cores on to computer chip
  107. New solar cell self-repairs like natural plant systems
  108. New computer chips help PCs compete with tablets
  109. CES: Freescale chip chops vampire draw to zero
  110. Can not say any IT job I have had involved this
  111. Buyer beware software licences, business
  112. Who needs to go to the movies with this TV
  113. Super Memory Breakthrough: Store Every Movie Made This Year on Your Phone
  114. New ultra-fast processor unveiled
  115. talk about odd
  116. Adobe And Macromedia!
  117. And the Smartest Site on the Internet Is...
  118. Raising a Botnet in Captivity
  119. Gov't Backdoors into Open Source Software?
  120. TSG40: All I want for Christmas is a CR-48
  121. Is your printer spying on you?
  122. Researchers turn bacterial colonies into logic gates
  123. laptop to tv viewing
  124. Time to get the feds involved in 'Net peering and transit ruckus?
  125. Samsung readies green memory with advanced chip stacking technology
  126. Google Unveils First Chrome OS Computer: the Cr-48
  127. Doctor Who's trusty invention is anything but sci-fi
  128. AMD Phenom II X6 1100T Black Edition
  129. Researchers find way to simultaneously desalinate water, produce hydrogen ...
  130. IBM's breakthrough chip technology lights the path to exascale computing
  131. Did Amazon Just Move Supercomputing to the Cloud?
  132. Net neutrality rules: coming December 21
  133. How to mitigate a Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) Attack
  134. Getting Ahead of the Curve in a World of Cascading Crises
  135. A do-not-track-me browser
  136. Seven Social Transformations Unleashed by Mobile Devices
  137. Ultrathin alternative to silicon for future electronics
  138. Wow Easy picture sharing site
  139. FIOS now offering 150Mb service
  140. Buying for tomorrow: Cryptography and SPARC/CMT
  141. Liquid Blade Server
  142. What changes will nanoelectronics bring to our lives?
  143. Laser-based camera can see around corners
  144. US Senate committee approves online piracy bill
  145. Thinking Outside the In-box
  146. Silicon's Long Good-bye
  147. 7-Zip 9.20 Stable is HERE!
  148. Power consumption cut by 50% with Panasonic's 32-bit microcomputer
  149. A Laptop You Can Break Down by Hand, Then Recycle
  150. TSG39: Boobs on Commercials