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Will the iPad Overload Wireless Networks?
Lance Ulanoff, Editor-in-Chief, PC Magazine

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The Low-Down on HDTV Before the Big Game
WTOP Tech Guy Gregg Stebben

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The Technology Generation Gap
Douglas Rushkoff, FRONTLINE correspondent

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iPad Cross Between Laptop and iPhone
Molly Williams, CNET Executive Editor

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The 411 on the iPad
Larry Magid, CBS News and CNET Technology Consultant

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Apple Tablet
Dan Ackerman, CNET

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Apple to Unveil Tablet on Wednesday
Gregg Stebben, WTOP Tech Guy

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Summary Box: IAC indicates online ad improvement
ONLINE ADS: The latest earnings report from Barry Diller's Internet company, IAC/InterActiveCorp, indicates that the online advertising market is picking up.
updated: 21 minutes ago

Maine company to lay 1,100 miles of optic cable
A new company is promising to lay 1,100 miles of fiber optic cable across Maine to help expand high speed Internet service to remote parts of the state.
updated: 40 minutes ago

Google's e-mail gets social in Facebook face-off
Google is making it easier to socialize on its e-mail service. It's unveiling a new "Google Buzz" feature that sets up a face-off with Facebook.
updated: 43 minutes ago

Online ad improvement seen in IAC's 4Q loss
Internet company IAC/InterActiveCorp lost $1 billion in the fourth quarter because it wrote down the value of its search business, but the results beat expectations and offered the latest indication that the online advertising market is improving.
updated: 57 minutes ago

The top 10 singles and albums on iTunes
iTunes' top 10 selling singles and albums of the week ending Feb. 8, 2010:
updated: 1 hour, 32 minutes ago

Google reduces fee to break Nexus One contract
Google Inc. is shaving $200 off the fee that it charges customers of its new Nexus One phone to break a service contract with T-Mobile, as federal regulators continue to probe such fees and the rationale for them.
updated: 2 hours, 42 minutes ago

Review: 2K Games' rapturous return to `BioShock'
Rapture used to be a nice place to live. That is, if you didn't mind being at the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean. And putting up with the occasional rants of its megalomaniacal founder, Andrew Ryan.
updated: Feb 9th - 11:08am

Correction: Atmel earnings story
In a story Feb. 8 about Atmel Corp.'s fourth-quarter earnings, The Associated Press reported erroneously that the average revenue forecast from analysts polled by Thomson Reuters was $378.3 million. Analysts expected $338 million, while the company posted revenue of $343.6 million.
updated: Feb 9th - 10:10am

Atmel's losses widen; shares climb on better sales
Atmel Corp.'s loss widened in the fourth quarter as the chip designer wrote down the value of its business, but its sales rose and investors pushed up its stock price after hours Monday.
updated: Feb 8th - 9:46pm

Trident Microsystems' losses widen on write-off
Trident Microsystems Inc. said Monday that its quarterly loss widened as the company took a big inventory write-off.
updated: Feb 8th - 7:22pm

Electronic Arts shares dive on weak outlook
A disappointing outlook from Electronic Arts Inc. sent shares of the video game publisher sharply lower Monday, a sign that significant cost-cuts and layoffs have not ended the company's slump.
updated: Feb 8th - 7:05pm

MySpace Music experiments with audio ads
Hoping to boost revenue, MySpace Music has begun experimenting with audio advertisements that users must hear if they want to listen to music for free online.
updated: Feb 8th - 6:46pm

Summary Box: New attack shows security chip hole
CRACKING THE UNCRACKABLE: A former U.S. Army computer-security specialist has found a way to break into a type of chip that protects the most important secrets inside many personal computers.
updated: Feb 8th - 3:54pm

Security chip that does encryption in PCs hacked
Deep inside millions of computers is a digital Fort Knox, a special chip with the locks to highly guarded secrets, including classified government reports and confidential business plans. Now a former U.S. Army computer-security specialist has devised a way to break those locks.
updated: Feb 8th - 3:31pm

Spain's Telefonica considers charging Google
Spanish telecoms operator Telefonica says it is considering charging Internet search companies like Google and Yahoo for network use.
updated: Feb 8th - 1:33pm

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