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• Chemist cooks up ‘solid smoke’
• Two new color Zire handhelds
• Two new cellular phones built for abuse
• Vietnam adopts new policies for Net users
• U.S. to build world's fastest computer
• MSN teams up with Fox Sports
• Sun to open RFID test facility
• Got an invention? You, too, can be scammed
• Patent piracy, or Goliath's comeuppance?
• 2 in 5 Net users have broadband at home
• Behind 'Eureka!' plenty of preparation
• Amazon launches Internet search service
• A good stiff breeze for industry
• Boomers are just as inclined to go online
• New software detects plagiarized passages
• At Carnegie Mellon, even the laundry is online
• Bush calls for universal broadband by 2007
• Microsoft jumps into speech server market
• Recording industry Web site offline
• H-P to introduce Linux-based PCs in Asia
• Privacy protecting programs eliminated
• House OKs increase in patent fees
• AOL discontinues bundled broadband offering
• Childhood passion grows into pop culture craze
• Students hit as computer training schools close
• EU rejects latest Microsoft offer, sources say
• Google bans environmental group’s ads
• Yahoo raises stakes in e-mail war with Google
• Hyatt, T-Mobile strike deal on WiFi Web access
• Government phone contacts preferred over Web
• Canadian firm sues Intel over patent
• ICANN wins a round in antitrust dispute
• Cisco unveils long-awaited ‘core’ router
• Software bug blamed for blackout alarm failure

• Nextel makes leap into 21st century
• Internet telephony coming of age
• Opera incorporates RSS feeds
• A USB audio interface with a secret life
• Intel launches 3 new laptop processors
• Truckstops go wireless to draw in customers
• Wal-Mart begins using RFID product tags
• Onfolio helps compile Internet searches
• Sun's Java Desktop System shows promise
• Demand boosts worldwide PC shipments
• Google launches local advertising program
• It's geek-meets-grape as wine gets wired
• AOL to lower the content drawbridge
• Privacy advocates target Google mail
• Asian countries team up on emerging tech
• Broadband by 2007? Don't hold your breath
• H-P sues Gateway for patent infringement
• Teen Microsoft foe donates fund to charity
• Online socializing not for everyone
• LexisNexis sells its database to prisons
• PayPal antifraud process scrutinized
• SCO sues AutoZone, DaimlerChrysler
• Web feeds let the users call the shots
• Translation technology in the age of terror
• Google adds a billion more pages
• Bush, Kerry turn to Web video ads
• Twenty inducted into Inventors Hall of Fame
• Online advertisers employing new tools
• Google soups up its search toolbox
• Lindows, Microsoft case heads to trial
• Intel plans $2 billion expansion in Ireland
• Vonage lowers Net phone rates
• ICQ launches Friendster-style service

• High performance sound and imaging show
• Large LCD HDTV worth watching
• Google who? Yahoo says bring it on
• Google's blog feature made easier
• Feds urged to reopen restricted Web sites
• Rambus files suit against memory makers
• Creating a jet for the rest of us
• The spark of a multimillion-dollar idea
• U.S. patent office swamped by backlog
• New technology relies on human visual system
• Lindows changes name of operating system
• An insatiable hunger to create, create, create
• AOL launches online 'reality series'
• CompUSA banking on software 'ATMs'
• Google to offer free e-mail with 1GB in storage
• Database tools help lawyers track clients
• Yahoo buys European shopping site
• Opera unveils voice-operated Web browser
• Wi-Fi interoperability problem on rise
• Creation of terrorist database delayed
• More users access Web outside home, work
• Blogging still infrequent, study finds
• Early PC designs win engineering kudos
• FCC backs low-power local radio
• Rural use of Internet continues to lag
• Experts warn of Microsoft 'monoculture'
• Music industry raids Kazaa offices
• Text messages start to turn up in court
• Microsoft aims to widen searches
• Lucent to buy Net phone firm Telica
• EU scraps plan for single European patent
• L.L. Bean sues rival retailers over pop-ups
• Yahoo adopts listing fees for certain Web pages