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USAF Thunderbirds put bio-jet fuel through tough paces
Consumer privacy protection debated at Silicon Valley conference
The US Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity building a system to understand human metaphorical speech
The latest iPhone 5 rumor suggests that Apple's next-gen iPhone will feature a curved glass screen, a'la Google's Nexus S from Samsung
Working with Open Networking Foundation on SDN Interoperability Lab
Latest release includes integration with Google Page Speed
Former consumer SSD vendor makes a play for the enterprise
Many new companies win election
IP Addressing - Part 3 (Advanced Subnetting)
Tech journalist gets first Mac virus, experiences euphoric rush upon destroying its scrawny little hide
Missed reminders, poor customer service frustrate Google users
Apple adds insult to injury: Requires patented technology for in-app purchases, no indemnification
NASA Atlantis will be 135th and final space shuttle launch
Techniques for finding problems in a dual-protocol environment
Retailers, other distributed enterprises get controller-less Wi-Fi branch option
How many computers do we need to carry with us? If the handset is powerful enough as is (and it will be in many cases), why hasn’t the simple add-on keyboard/display strategy worked? I think I have the reasons – and why there should still be hope for
Shoe thrower said to be sought by Chinese police
A new report relays a quote from Verizon CFO Fran Shammo which intimates, yet again, that the next-gen iPhone will be a "worldmode" phone with a dual mode GSM/CDMA chip. Also of note is Shammo'sstatement that Apple's next iPhone will launch simulaten
