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Adobe-Omniture May Be a Surprisingly Smart Match

Adobe's planned acquisition of Web analytics firm Omniture took nearly everyone off guard when it was announced Tuesday. Now that the idea has had a chance to sink in, though, it seems to be growing in popularity ...

Google Flips Coin With Broadsheet-Style News Viewer

It's not perfect, and it won't solve the advertising crisis in traditional publishing, but Google's Fast Flip news-viewing product may represent a small step toward helping pen-and-paper publishers make a profitable leap to the digital age ...

T-Mobile’s Sprint Ambitions Fraught With Peril

The parent company of T-Mobile, the fourth-largest U.S. wireless company, is considering a bid for Sprint Nextel, the carrier just north of it on the size chart, according to a British newspaper.Citing anonymous sources, The Sunday Telegraph reported Sunday that Deutsche Telekom could make the offer within the next few weeks ...

Next Chapter in Google Books Deal Could Be a Long One

September is shaping up to be a crucial time for the future of Google's much-vaunted digital library ...

Gmail Failure Heightens Cloud Computing Jitters

Gmail's 100-minute outage Tuesday was the result of a cascading series of router failures caused by a combination of hardware maintenance and traffic policies, Google said ...

Wal-Mart Enlists Trio of Heavy Hitters for E-Commerce Expansion

Wal-Mart has changed its logo. It's sprucing up many of its stores with new looks. Now, the world's largest retailer is expanding its online sales channel, adding a trio of carefully selected third-party vendors to its Web site in a bid to increase sales ...

High-End Double-Screen Laptop Targets Engineers, Creative Types

An Alaska technology company hopes to hit the market with the world's first laptop boasting two identical 15.4-inch displays by the end of this year ...

Google Maps Adds Back-Road Traffic Flow Data

Google has pushed an update to its Maps application adding traffic data on surface streets ...

Leaked Ad Shows Xbox Ready to Do the Price Cut Shuffle

The gaming console rumor factory is grinding away again, pushing out shiny new reports of Microsoft's alleged plan to cut the price of its Xbox 360 gaming system by up to US$100 in the U.S ...

Nokia Nudges Into Netbook Territory With New Booklet 3G

Nokia announced Monday it will return to the PC market, an arena it abandoned in 1991 to focus on the growing mobile phone field ...

Did Talking on a Cellphone While Driving Get a Bum Rap?

It wasn't all that long ago that the talk about cellphones and driving was all talk. That is, consumers, driving-safety advocates, and lawmakers debated whether using a hands-free device was enough to make talking on a cellphone safe, or whether talking on the newly ubiquitous devices while behind the wheel should be banned outright ...

Facebook Goes Skinny-Dipping With Lite Option

Facebook is trying out a new look in its high-growth markets outside the United States. The version features a stripped-down interface designed to open quickly and be simpler to use, according to the company ...

Facebook Slurps Up FriendFeed

In a continuing bid to make itself ever more relevant to advertisers and open its doors to the broader Internet, Facebook has acquired social media aggregatorFriendFeed ...

Toshiba Finds a Spot at the Blu-ray Lunch Table

If Toshiba's announcement 18 months ago that it was dropping the HD-DVD format was the anticlimatic thud that ended the DVD format wars, Tuesday's announcement by the Japanese technology company that it would join the Blu-ray Disc Association was little more than a dull echo ...

GM May Trade In Clunky Sales Model if eBay Gamble Works

eBay and General Motors announced Monday that 225 of the carmaker's California dealers would begin selling new cars through the e-commerce powerhouse in what appears to be a limited promotion that could nevertheless presage a more permanent, national approach to selling cars online ...

Marines Cut Off From Social Networks

The U.S. Marine Corps has banned service members from using military computers to access social networking sites, and the Department of Defense is reviewing the services to see if they pose too great a security threat to allow ...

RadioShack Touches Up Gray Hairs With Rebranding Hoopla

One of the nation's most venerable electronics retailers wants to update its image by calling itself "The Shack" in an upcoming branding campaign, announced Monday ...

File-Sharing Penalties May Be Scrutinized on Constitutional Grounds

The numbers in two recent copyright infringement lawsuits involving downloaded music are enough to get tongues wagging. Is a song really worth US$22,500? Or even $80,000? ...

1 Million Linux Kernels Booted for Vast Botnet Simulation

Researchers at Sandia National Laboratories have laid the groundwork for an unprecedented simulation of a large-scale botnet after booting up 1 million Linux kernels as virtual machines ...

Driving Study: Texting Really Really Bad, Dialing Bad, Talking OK?

In what may be a first-of-kind study, researchers at the Virginia Tech Transportation Institute have concluded text messaging is just about the most deadly thing you can do behind the wheel of a car ...

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