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Guardian brings a broadsheet to your browser Top
To celebrate its 190th anniversary, the U.K.'s Guardian creates a Georgian/Victorian era version of its front--er, home --page, complete with serifs, swashes, and other such stylings.
 
Google's top five standoffs--from Apple to Yahoo Top
As the Web search giant grows, it's accumulating a growing legion of enemies, from governments to rivals to one-time friends.
 
'Fusion' chip on rise as Netbooks become un-Netbooks Top
There's a significant interest in AMD's Fusion chip versus Intel's Atom. And that means more un-Netbooks, like Sony's 11.6-inch Y series--very deliberately not labeled a Netbook.
 
Flare brings HDR video effect to iPhone Top
It's not quite up to the level of what can be done with high-end SLRs, but Flare gives a real-time taste of high-dynamic range imagery to video shot with the iPhone.
 
Lodsys targets Android dev over in-app purchase Top
A company that recently began going after Apple iOS developers for allegedly infringing on its patents is targeting at least one Android developer.
 
Flickr adds account-undelete option Top
No more will people suffer the fate of Mirco Wilhelm and his accidentally deleted 4,000 photos. Flickr can now restore accounts within 90 days.
 
Nissan jabs Chevy Volt in latest ad Top
In Nissan's gas-powered everything ad promoting the Nissan Leaf, it takes a jab at the Chevy Volt.
 
Ask Maggie: The coveted unlimited data plan Top
As carriers cancel their unlimited data plans, wireless subscribers are left wondering what to do. In this week's Ask Maggie, Maggie Reardon offers some advice on the issue.
 
Google's mobile-payments plan (week in review) Top
Google unveils its plan to turn your phone into a mobile wallet, while Microsoft unwraps a slew of updates for its Windows Phone 7. Also: Apple battles MacDefender.
 
Seismologists face manslaughter charges for not predicting quake Top
Seven scientists face prosecution in Italy for allegedly failing to anticipate the 2009 earthquake in L'Aquila in which more than 300 died.
 
Sensor setup stalks wandering house cats for study Top
Your humble house cat may be more ambitious than you realize, according to a study that used radio telemetry and movement sensors to track feral and pet cats to see how far they roam.
 
Report: Google bid $100M for cloud music rights Top
According to a BusinessWeek report, the record labels are using cloud rights to push Google to do more to protect their content online. But sources tell CNET that other issues were involved.
 
Twitter revamps 'following' pages Top
People can now click on someone's "following" page and see the latest tweets from that group of folks. Profile info will still be available too.
 
Zuckerberg: Privacy anxiety is fleeting Top
New features may initially give Facebook users a fright but quickly become the norm and what people expect to find, Facebook's CEO tells audience at G8 forum.
 
Obama appointing Twitter CEO to advisory group Top
Twitter chief Dick Costolo will join the National Security Telecommunications Advisory Committee. Microsoft's Scott Charney and McAfee's David DeWalt will be appointed too.
 
Sony set to revive PSN in Japan Top
The restoration in Japan and other Asian countries will begin tomorrow, allowing gamers to play titles from the PlayStation console. Qriocity will also become available again.
 
PSN breach exposes records of millions (roundup) Top
A security breach exposed personal information for 100 million users of Sony's PlayStation Network, Qriocity, and Sony Online Entertainment services.
 
Microsoft to showcase new tablet OS next week? Top
Software giant plans to take the wraps off a new operating system at some point next week, according to a Bloomberg report that cites three sources.
 
W3C officially opens HTML5 to scrutiny Top
Reaching a standardization milestone called "last call," the World Wide Web Consortium formally is seeking comment on a major overhaul of the Web standard.
 
Top 10 most influential music sites (photos) Top
Whether they were victors or flops, each of these 10 services taught important lessons about the power of and problems with digital music.
 

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