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  1. Mobile devices in vogue at big U.S. electronics show (Reuters)
  2. Cingular seen providing service for Apple phone: report (Reuters)
  3. Disney to launch more massively multiplayer games (Reuters)
  4. Casio sees Best Buy selling cameras across U.S. (Reuters)
  5. Motorola sees media, Internet as '07 priorities (Reuters)
  6. Chinese MP3 makers to cut prices in 2007 - survey (Reuters)
  7. 108-inch TV unveiled at electronics show (AP)
  8. Brazil widens YouTube ban for sexy video (AP)
  9. Brazilian judge reverses YouTube ban (AP)
  10. Jobs unveils long-awaited phone, TV box (AP)
  11. Hybrid products unlikely to end DVD format war (Reuters)
  12. MySpace extends European reach with French site (Reuters)
  13. Apple unveils long-awaited phone, TV box (AP)
  14. Apple unveils cell phone, takes new name (AP)
  15. Apple renames itself, unveils iPhone (AP)
  16. Sony PS3 outsold by Nintendo Wii in Japan: magazine (Reuters)
  17. Dell shows home entertainment suite (Reuters)
  18. Visa, Nokia turn mobile phones into mobile wallets (Reuters)
  19. Consumer electronics sector may become more crowded (Reuters)
  20. Dell: PC industry needs to go green (AP)
  21. Senators renew push for Internet bill (AP)
  22. New gadgets: MoGo Mouse, Honda robots (AP)
  23. Microsoft's mystery game is Vista promo (AP)
  24. CBS to allow snippets of shows on Web (AP)
  25. PlayStation 3 likely missed sales target (AP)
  26. Nintendo Co. raises profit forecast (AP)
  27. German firm to make plastic electronics (AP)
  28. SAP hopes to keep CEO for another year (AP)
  29. Review: Mobile Gmail good to check mail (AP)
  30. Newspaper publishers discuss ad network (AP)
  31. Supermodel opposes YouTube ban in Brazil (AP)
  32. New search engine for aging boomers (AP)
  33. Akimbo to carry Yahoo video content (AP)
  34. Game to permit banks tied to real world (AP)
  35. Hollywood courts tech it once opposed (AP)
  36. Grants offered to help shape Internet (AP)
  37. EBay poised to buy StubHub for $300M (AP)
  38. MySpace launches French version Thursday (AP)
  39. Cisco sues Apple over use of iPhone name (AP)
  40. Defense workers warned about spy coins (AP)
  41. Apple's iPhone surprises despite rumors (AP)
  42. EBay buying StubHub for $310M in cash (AP)
  43. Gadgets: SideShow notebook, new charger (AP)
  44. Human error may have doomed Mars probe (AP)
  45. AAA unveils online gas station locator (AP)
  46. U.S. warns about Canadian spy coins (AP)
  47. No truce in sight in high-def DVD war (AP)
  48. CES vendors overshadowed by Apple (AP)
  49. Microsoft, Nintendo, and Sony Sued over Game Controllers (NewsFactor)
  50. Electronics show overshadowed by Apple (AP)
  51. Cisco sues Apple over iPhone name (AP)
  52. Report: Sony sold 490,7000 PS3s in U.S. (AP)
  53. iTunes to sell short films from Sundance (AP)
  54. Blog wields power in restaurant world (AP)
  55. Samsung Electronics' 4Q profit falls (AP)
  56. Sharp to boost production of LCD TVs (AP)
  57. Samsung hopes to build on iPhone launch (AP)
  58. Canon to take control of joint venture (AP)
  59. AMD shares plunge 10 pct. on Q4 warning (AP)
  60. Samsung sees challenge in iPhone launch (AP)
  61. Investigator pleads guilty in HP probe (AP)
  62. Late 'Warcraft' expansion pack to debut (AP)
  63. Report: Sony sold 490,700 PS3s in U.S. (AP)
  64. U.N. telecom not eying Internet control (AP)
  65. Feds probing stock options grant to Jobs (AP)
  66. Virtual reality embraced by businesses (AP)
  67. Sundance cracks down on ticket reselling (AP)
  68. Online astronomers seek out new worlds (AP)
  69. Cell phone subsidies enrich telecoms (AP)
  70. AOL makes $900M bid for TradeDoubler (AP)
  71. Video emerges as key to Cisco's growth (AP)
  72. Startup hopes 'Tubes' metaphor has legs (AP)
  73. Netflix to be delivered on the Internet (AP)
  74. Using neighbor's wireless link: Probation (AP)
  75. Macworld declared victor in tech show fight (Reuters)
  76. EA eyes laptop-toting youth with new "Sims" games (Reuters)
  77. HP claims advance in semiconductor nanotechnology (Reuters)
  78. Skype founders unveil TV service details (AP)
  79. Skype founders unveil global online TV service (Reuters)
  80. Doctors offered electronic prescription system (Reuters)
  81. Videos show challenge of info wrangling (AP)
  82. PS3s in stock show demand may be softening, analyst says (Reuters)
  83. Intel Q4 profit plunges 39 percent (AP)
  84. "World of Warcraft" online game expansion released (Reuters)
  85. Netflix goes online with movie, TV downloads (AFP)
  86. Some unhappy with airport shoe scanners (AP)
  87. Jet with anti-missile system leaves LAX (AP)
  88. 3 teens arrested in beating shown online (AP)
  89. Analysts: Expect lower Intel margins (AP)
  90. Sony Ericsson says 4Q net profit triples (AP)
  91. Digital music sales doubled in 2006 (AP)
  92. MySpace to offer parental notification software: report (Reuters)
  93. As QuickTime hits milestone, Apple looks ahead (Macworld.com)
  94. EU investigators urge charge against Intel: WSJ (Reuters)
  95. Microsoft, Nortel sign "dozens" of customer deals (Reuters)
  96. Online music sales doubled in 2006 (AP)
  97. Microsoft, Nortel offer new products, services (Reuters)
  98. Internet gains for midterm campaign news (AP)
  99. MySpace developing parental notification (AP)
  100. Sun Microsystems again courts startups (AP)
  101. Motorola investors want new profit strategy, phones (Reuters)
  102. Apple reports record 1Q profit (AP)
  103. National Archives digitizes documents (AP)
  104. HP extends lead over Dell in PC market (AP)
  105. New spam trick: Mimic legit newsletters (AP)
  106. TJX says computer systems hacked (AP)
  107. DVD security group probes hacker report (AP)
  108. EBay heightens security precautions (AP)
  109. Microsoft to offer Windows Vista online (AP)
  110. Skype to launch domestic calling plans (AP)
  111. Review: Alltel Celltop program simplified (AP)
  112. LG's new phone resembles iPhone (AP)
  113. Analysts: Apple luster still strong (AP)
  114. MySpace hit with online predator suits (AP)
  115. Lawyer: Plea offered to Dunn in HP case (AP)
  116. Review: The watch tells who's calling (AP)
  117. IBM posts big Q4 profit rise (AP)
  118. Report: 50 percent margins for iPhone (AP)
  119. Credit cos. watchful after TJX breach (AP)
  120. Analysts: iPhone prices may go down (AP)
  121. Neteller exits; online gambling won't (AP)
  122. Yahoo expands finance section (AP)
  123. AT&T expands free in-network calling (AP)
  124. Storm Worm hits computers around the world (Reuters)
  125. Tesco USA to get "world's biggest" solar roof (Reuters)
  126. Belgian newspapers take on Yahoo! (AP)
  127. AT&T offers unlimited mobile-to-home calling plan (Reuters)
  128. Judge rules in favor of record companies (AP)
  129. Smart appliances have minds of their own (Reuters)
  130. Judge: Lawsuit against XM may proceed (AP)
  131. Spammers take advantage of Europe storm (AP)
  132. Vista launch points to Microsoft changes (AP)
  133. Microsoft case lawyers claim violation (AP)
  134. It's official. Wii use can cause weight loss (Reuters)
  135. Disney hires i-Tunes exec to run EMEA music arm (Reuters)
  136. Downloads drive Detroit to update audio systems (Reuters)
  137. Brit pop star Allen won't change for America (Reuters)
  138. Microsoft could launch Zune in Europe by end 2007 (Reuters)
  139. Creators put politics into video games (AP)
  140. Indies aim to grab share of online sales (AP)
  141. Hackers attack Gorbachev's Web site (AP)
  142. Numbers behind Windows 95, Vista (AP)
  143. Tech-related demand for area codes falls (AP)
  144. Source: Sun to use chips from Intel (AP)
  145. Retailers hope Windows Vista boost sales (AP)
  146. Hewlett-Packard to open Russia facility (AP)
  147. Sun to use Intel chips in some servers (AP)
  148. Ruckus Networks widens Web music service (AP)
  149. German, French groups want open iTunes (AP)
  150. Sun, Intel to partner on server chips (AP)
  151. Take-Two finds evidence of backdating (AP)
  152. MySpace sues Colo. man for alleged spam (AP)
  153. AOL names 2 international executives (AP)
  154. MySpace to distribute Amber alerts (AP)
  155. Venture capitalist invested $25B in 2006 (AP)
  156. Dell opens business center in Malaysia (AP)
  157. Sony BMG, Warner Music in joint venture (AP)
  158. EMC 4Q profit beats analysts' estimates (AP)
  159. Sun returns to black after years in red (AP)
  160. Yahoo's 4Q profit tops analyst views (AP)
  161. AMD reports 4Q loss on acquisition costs (AP)
  162. Microsoft offers cash for Wikipedia edit (AP)
  163. China to surpass U.S. on Internet users (AP)
  164. Yahoo's 4Q profit tops analyst forecasts (AP)
  165. Corning posts 4Q profit of $646 million (AP)
  166. Cingular 4Q earnings nearly quadruple (AP)
  167. Cingular 4Q profit nearly quadruples (AP)
  168. Text message novel published in Finland (AP)
  169. Idea of paid entries roils Wikipedia (AP)
  170. EBay profit increases 24 percent (AP)
  171. Blogger gets 'un-cease-and-desist' note (AP)
  172. Review: 'Lost Planet: Extreme Condition' (AP)
  173. Paris Hilton's private items on Internet (AP)
  174. Yahoo's new ad system could boost growth:analysts (Reuters)
  175. EBay announces aggressive buyback (AP)
  176. Wii helps Nintendo year-end profits soar (AP)
  177. Nokia net profits up 19 percent in 4Q (AP)
  178. Nokia 4Q profits rise on growing sales (AP)
  179. Nintendo's Wii to provide AP news (AP)
  180. Netherlands joins iTunes-iPod opposition (AP)
  181. AT&T 4Q profit rises 17 percent (AP)
  182. Caltech, UCLA scientists tout circuit (AP)
  183. Review: Windows finally gets a facelift (AP)
  184. 2006 cell phone shipments top 1 billion (AP)
  185. Microsoft profit down, beats estimates (AP)
  186. Boeing scraps wireless system on the 787 (AP)
  187. PS3 to make European debut on March 23 (AP)
  188. News Corp set to launch MySpace.com China venture (Reuters)
  189. Vista delays cut into Microsoft profits (AP)
  190. Former Livedoor exec says he was framed (AP)
  191. Microsoft rivals renew EU complaints (AP)
  192. Music biz balks at ad-funded downloads (AP)
  193. Qualcomm's business model attacked (AP)
  194. Labels cautious over ad-funded songs (AP)
  195. Girls charged in online threats released (AP)
  196. Intel, IBM reveal transistor overhaul (AP)
  197. Police track suspected dealer on MySpace (AP)
  198. YouTube to share revenue with users (AP)
  199. Cell phones vital in developing world (AP)
  200. Intel head links technology, health care (AP)
  201. Holocaust memorial starts Farsi site (AP)
  202. Cavaliers look to lead e-ticketing trend (AP)
  203. Microsoft Vista goes on sale tonight (AP)
  204. Vista for home computers to make overdue debut (AFP)
  205. Google to share YouTube revenues with users (AFP)
  206. Shanghai stages 4G telephony rollout, claims a world first (AFP)
  207. Repairs to quake-hit Asia Internet cables delayed again (AFP)
  208. Fantasy lives flourish in virtual world of Second Life (AFP)
  209. Nokia, Siemens progress on network tie-up (AFP)
  210. Midomi website takes karaoke online (AFP)
  211. Motorola to use 3G chips from Texas Instruments (Reuters)
  212. Vista is ready for consumers but businesses key (Reuters)
  213. British footprint database to help catch criminals (Reuters)
  214. MySpace opens sex offender list to missing kids group (Reuters)
  215. Newspapers lose ground in Web-savvy schools: study (Reuters)
  216. Malaysia trade talks could scupper disk pirates (Reuters)
  217. Microsoft debuts Vista in global marketing blitz (Reuters)
  218. Microsoft launches new Vista system (AP)
  219. Robot parking garage to open in New York (AP)
  220. Clever mobile enhancements on the rise (AP)
  221. Chronicle airs reader calls as podcasts (AP)
  222. Windows Vista goes on sale across U.S. (AP)
  223. No huge crowds for midnight Vista launch (AP)
  224. Sony BMG settles anti-piracy CDs charges (AP)
  225. Sony profits drop 5 pct on PS3 cost (AP)
  226. Sony profits drop 5 pct on PS3 costs (AP)
  227. Few rush out to buy new Windows Vista (AP)
  228. Gates promotes Vista on 'The Daily Show' (AP)
  229. Sony reports 5 percent net profit drop (AP)
  230. NFL to offer video downloads on iTunes (AP)
  231. Teen accuses record companies of collusion (AP)
  232. Census Bureau to go high-tech (AP)
  233. Windows Vista's hyped security will be tested (Reuters)
  234. Napster boss eyes strong mobile future (Reuters)
  235. Massage chairs recalled after fires (Reuters)
  236. Sony Ericsson starts making cheap phones in India (Reuters)
  237. Florida governor wants to dump touch-screen voting (Reuters)
  238. Scientists build nanomachine envisioned 150 yrs ago (Reuters)
  239. Super Bowl spurs run on fancy hi-def TVs (AP)
  240. Michael Dell returns to CEO role at Dell (AP)
  241. Google 4Q earnings nearly triple (AP)
  242. Flying car seen as solution for rescue (AP)
  243. Price cuts weighed in PS3 game console (AP)
  244. N.Y. monks to sell bread, cake on Web (AP)
  245. Apple revs up ad attacks on PCs, Vista (AP)
  246. Maine weighs lobbyist text message rules (AP)
  247. Google stock drops despite 4Q earnings (AP)
  248. Gates inaugurates Bucharest center (AP)
  249. Time extended in Cisco-Apple iPhone suit (AP)
  250. Michael Dell replaces Rollins as CEO (AP)