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Court Gives Viacom Access to YouTube Views
But Viacom denied access to Google's search technology.
AMD Up, HP Down in the Numbers Game
Gartner revises Q1 numbers after getting some new information on HP selling
prices, while iSuppli has better news for AMD.
Free VMware Server 2.0 Now Release Candidate
With gobs of new features, this free package is close to being released as a final product.
New Cheaper Storage Clouds Forming
Pretty soon online storage won't cost anything given latest technologies.
Mobile Phone Users: It's All About Text Appeal
While text messaging leads consumers' must-have features, signs point to good news for advancements being pushed by handset makers, carriers and developers.
IBM Buys Mainframe Player, Ends Lawsuit
Sparring ends over patents and unfair competition with Big Blue's acquisition of Platform Solutions.
nVidia Warns of Chip Delays, Weak Demand
Chipmaker cites problems in production process.
Stocks End Mixed on Job Losses
Stocks managed to close mixed Thursday despite rising joblessness and interest rates and a warning from Nvidia.
Will Consumers Drown in a CPU Deluge?
Dual-core, triple-core, quad-core -- as the varieties grow, will confusion over processor names and capabilities sting PC and chipmakers?
Canadian Fiddler Looks to eBay for Quick Payday
Not the first musician to sell royalties on the auction site.
TV Writers Turn to Web in Strike's Wake
Strike.tv comes to your screen this summer.
Low-Income Americans Slipping on Broadband
New research finds overall broadband use spreading, but suggests that economic squeeze might be slowing uptake among certain segments.
PowerPoint Is Only a Starting Point
The design firm that helped create Al Gore's famous "An Inconvenient Truth" slide show, shared a few do's and don't's to make a great presentation.
Low-Income Americans Slipping on Broadband
New research finds overall broadband use spreading, but suggests that economic squeeze might be slowing uptake among certain segments.
Dell Finds a Way to Continue XP Sales
While most OEMs offer upgrades, Dell offers to sell a $20 "downgrade" to PC buyers -- Windows XP.
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