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• C3 Expo means business
• Microsoft partners with Japan colleges
• File-sharing sites lose at Supreme Court
• Yahoo chat choice signals Internet shift
• Automating the digital car
• Search engines still trip over trivia
• Microchip pioneer Jack Kilby dead at 81
• Report: Google to start new payment system
• The perils of a too perfect picture
• Microsoft to train Bangladesh youths
• Intel sets up $200 million China tech fund
• One-handed keyboard a big leap
• Oversight board picks VeriSign to run .net
• Lawmakers take aim at 'patent trolls'
• Toshiba develops recordable high-def DVD
• China orders all blogs to register
• AOL offers free Web-based e-mail
• Amazon.com plans audiobook download store
• Sharp to sell world's largest LCD TV
• Next Office edition to default to XML
• SBC slashes DSL price to $14.95 a month
• From R2-D2 to Roomba
• Coolest sports gadgets
• Woman sues Yahoo over nude photos
• BitTorrent creator to launch search engine
• Infineon to explore new computer memory
• A different sort of campus copyright fight
• Net phone firms given 911 deadline
• FEC takes up thorny case of political blogs
• RIAA sues small stores over pirated CDs
• Microsoft gets MTV time for a steal
• Vote: How do you access the Internet?
• Technology evolution brings new ways to pay
• Software piracy rate steady, survey finds

• Your ticket to ride, brew, cook … and 'go'
• Bloggers take their case to Washington
• Future Windows to include RSS support
• EBay encourages sellers to build Web sites
• Iran tightens Net control, researchers say
• Stripped-down Windows not a big seller
• Programming jobs losing luster in U.S.
• Apple’s iPod player gets a Royal nod
• Yahoo launches subscriber-search service
• BT unveils mobile phone-landline handset
• Microsoft's Chinese portal censors blogs
• Apple chief to grads: Glad I dropped out
• FCC speeds up digital-TV deadlines
• Creative coders give graphic spin to data
• Unemployed British teens offered iPods
• Apple chip switch great news for PC users
• Macs to get Intel inside
• Dissecting music to pinpoint consumer tastes
• LifeDrive: Yeas and nays for a 4GB PDA
• Internet gets its own red-light district
• New robot is decoration, guard dog
• AMD unveils dual-core chips for desktops
• H-P launches ID tracking system
• Yahoo testing e-mail photo service
• Publishers protest Google library project
• The great (digital) outdoors
• Gates warns on information overload
• Intel to launch desktop PC platform
• Next on the Internet: Tailored TV
• Toshiba, Microsoft sign patent deal
• Tech firms may owe debt to 'Star Wars' creator
• Web site lists private government reports
• Tech industry abuzz over 'Google Wallet'

• GPS makes getting lost a thing of the past
• Cable firms win Internet access case
• Library Internet access getting better
• Calif. city looks for tech-savvy prankster
• File-swapping may be here to stay
• Google CEO: We're not going after PayPal
• MIT flea market: 'All things nerdly'
• Clocking in and out far from the office
• TV maker sees appliance as artwork
• Sanyo plays both sides of high-def DVD fight
• New York library offers audio downloads
• Can a red-light district for the Internet work?
• Windows, sans Media Player, set for sale
• Father's Day gadget gift ideas
• IBM to reveal details of new 'Cell' chips
• Apple vows to make podcasting easier
• Apple launches iPod recycling program
• India gets low-cost Windows in Hindi
• Apple settles suit over iPod battery life
• Give your portable tunes an upgrade
• Why just play games when you can create them?
• Reinventing the wheel for DUI prevention
• Intel launches dual-core processors for PCs
• Authorities strike back at ‘Star Wars’ pirates
• Microsoft previews geo-mapping service
• Older machines to get retooled Windows
• Google offers personalized home page
• PalmOne unveils 4GB 'LifeDrive'
• Microsoft launches MSN desktop search
• Microsoft to test PC tuneup service
• Google unveils video viewing software
• Microsoft, Toshiba team up on HD-DVD
• Vote: What OS do you use?