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NTSB cites over 3,000 deaths from texting and other smartphone activities while driving
UPDATED: Gamers agog over Google engineer's custom-built home
Tier 3 donates .Net Framework to Open Source Community
NASA final walk on moon came this week in 1972
iPad/iPhone case company gets a few hundred thousand YouTube views, takes rations of grief too
Online sales are up 15% compared to the first 39 days of the 2011 holiday season, according to comScore
When you sell $200 products and sales drop by a billion dollars, that's a bad sign for everyone involved, including Microsoft.
C/Net's Download.com is wrong to do this and should stop now
It's no secret that the cloud is coming and it's coming fast. Nearly every analyst has made aggressive predictions that outsourcing to the cloud will continue to grow rapidly. And while the cloud is now taking many jobs that used to go to internal IT
iPhone 3GS production is poised to reach 2 million units in the current holiday quarter and approximately 1.5 million units during the first quarter of 2012.
Air Force wants to develop non-nuclear big bomb to defeat well-buried, highly defended targets
Is version 5 the final version of Microsoft's answer to Flash?
Mobile OS gets another chance at life as an open source project
Douglas Engelbart’s 1968 NLS, or the "oN-Line System," demo showed off hypertext links, mouse on-screen text editing
Map dramatically illustrates path of runaway projectile
Terms of endearment just aren’t BoA's thing
Aides to Democratic congressman fired after reckless tweeting
Slow laptop boot times may be causing users to move to other endpoint devices
Verisign Masters of Internet Infrastructure
NASA app uploads your observations to the space agency
The new service is equal parts Genius Bar and DoubleMySpeed.com, minus the pretentious title or stupid radio ads.
Gains 3 share points in Q3
NASA/ESA Exo Mars plan is in jeopardy, Russians may be able to help
Using the Internet out of boredom? Not unusual. In fact, it’s a common diversion these days
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