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• Macs no longer immune to viruses, experts say
• Who's buying cell phone records online? Cops
• Roll over, Aibo, there's a new robot dog in town
• 'Circuit bending' lets old toys play tunes
• Panda bred in captivity released into the wild
• Game-within-a-game busts out
• Japanese robot legs could replace wheelchairs
• NASA chief to visit Chinese counterparts
• Team conducts ‘autopsy’ on Civil War sub
• Live Vote: Do you believe in ghosts?
• Ghost-hunters descend on whaling ship
• Free citywide Wi-Fi still a work in progress
• Rare woodpeckers’ habitat needs help, too
• European broadcast satellite launched
• Cell phone service offers escape from a bad date
• Experts find evidence of Bosnia pyramid
• Tiny reactor could boost biodiesel production
• Bacteria make world’s strongest glue
• The world's worst driving
• Weather satellite gets new life over Amazon
• Pro video gaming comes to cable TV
• Europe finishes building its space lab
• Next crew selected for space station
• E3: Where Roman gods meet Space Invaders
• Video game industry gears up for annual show
• Mars spacesuit gets an earthly test
• MySpace-linked cell phones go on sale
• Gene experts building better livestock
• Weather satellite swarm launched
• NASA keeps mum on space robot’s failure
• Internet merchants fight back on fraud
• Venus probe sends back first images
• Downloaders pwned the radio star
• Vote: What do you think of high-tech sex gadgets?

• Neutron analysis instrument fired up
• NASA postpones more shuttle tank changes
• Climate satellites launched after 6 delays
• Disney expands cell-phone plans
• Nintendo names new video game console
• Founder of Israeli space program dies
• Will Malaysia’s space plans inspire Muslims?
• Virtual world meets the real world
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• Scientists probe the use of the tongue
• A video game that seeks to make peace, not war
• Man charged with hacking into USC network
• More people using cell phones to go online
• Papyrus bits add new twist to ‘Judas’ tale
• Polynesian odyssey ready for a remake
• Oregon man to pay $84,000 in spyware case
• Astronaut Neil Armstrong gets moon rock
• Star clusters reveal cosmic secrets
• Moon rocks shed light on Earth’s rough ride
• Tsunamis Explained
• Yellowstone mulls wireless expansion
• A new spin on online role-playing games
• Nintendo shows off next-generation console
• Woman who helped invent TV dies at 98
• Shuttle board members encouraged by dissent
• BlackBerry maker faces new patent lawsuit
• Astronaut Eileen Collins leaves NASA
• Mass e-mail compromises student IDs
• Adventure tale surrounds ‘Gospel of Judas’
• Nano worries move from sci-fi to real life
• NASA employees mark shuttle anniversary
• Vote: What do you think of Nintendo's Wii?

• Civilians go undercover online to lure predators
• Space shuttle drains NASA budget
• Personal data of NY transit employees lost
• Weather forecasters plan future satellites
• Nokia, Visa launch phone payment project
• Cell phones becoming new prison 'cash'
• NASA could $peed up spaceship plan
• Israeli spy satellite launched to watch Iran
• Cartoon Network shows get their game on
• Easter gifts blast off for space station
• University of Texas probes computer breach
• Alltel to allow free cell calls to any 10 numbers
• N.Y. county enacts law to force wireless security
• Snake-like robots could save lives
• Climate satellites launched after 6 delays
• Rocket pioneer gets hometown tribute
• Lara Croft returns, stronger than ever
• Video-game sales decline in March
• Kansas farmers harvest meteorites
• Huge dinosaurs roamed Argentina in groups
• Invasive snail found in Minn. harbor
• Egypt demands return of mummy mask
• Game makers cast wide net in search of growth
• Christian games make push for the mainstream
• Pacific tsunami!? This is only a test
• Pentagon unveils urban robo-race
• Norwegians sail on 'Kon-Tiki' odyssey
• China tests new magnetic-levitation train
• Scientists begin dig at Bosnian ‘pyramid’
• Japan sets up team for moon mission
• Pregnant robot gives birth all over the world
• Accused hacker fights extradition to U.S.
• Fossil found of earliest known snake