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- Using wind power, Audi aims for carbon neutral motoring
- iPhone text-to-speech, speech-to-text patents filed
- Breathe in Blu's social-networking cigarette pack
- Ultimate iPad 2 case roundup
- How bin Laden evaded the NSA: Sneakernet
- Bin Laden's death and the Web response (roundup)
- Future of medicine under the microscope
- iPhone 4, App Store nab Guinness World Records
- Squirm-worthy Tinychat is Chatroulette plus
- Opening the book on Chrome (week in review)
- Game makers get few new details on PSN outage
- PSN breach exposes records of millions (roundup)
- Why definitions of cloud are creating 'false' debates
- One day a robot may ask, 'Paper or plastic?'
- Twitter down for some users
- Meeting the need for spectrum
- Lexus hybrid takes on the Nurburgring
- iOS app makers targeted in patent spat
- Nearly 1 in 5 smartphone owners use check-in services
- Report: PlayStation 3 trade-ins on the rise
| Using wind power, Audi aims for carbon neutral motoring | Top |
| As a first step towards a carbon neutral fleet of vehicles, Audi plans to use wind power as a source of clean energy for its electric e-tron and natural gas vehicles. | |
| iPhone text-to-speech, speech-to-text patents filed | Top |
| Patently Apple digs up a patent filing that shows Apple has a solution to answering an iPhone in a crowded bar or in a meeting or movie theater. | |
| Breathe in Blu's social-networking cigarette pack | Top |
| "Smart" cigarette package brings networking to smokers by flashing and vibrating when it detects other packs nearby. But will it help them quit? | |
| Ultimate iPad 2 case roundup | Top |
| Looking for a new case for your iPad and aren't sold on Apple's own case? Check out CNET's roundup of iPad 2 cases. Some are available now and many are coming soon. | |
| How bin Laden evaded the NSA: Sneakernet | Top |
| Reports offer details about trove of digital data found in his Pakistan hideout, like that it included a stash of "electronically recorded video" porn. | |
| Bin Laden's death and the Web response (roundup) | Top |
| News that U.S. special forces had killed al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden traveled fast via Twitter and other Web outlets. | |
| Future of medicine under the microscope | Top |
| Leading experts in the medical field, as well as dozens of entrepreneurs, practicing physicians, and others interested in how exponential technologies can affect our lives are meeting at FutureMed. | |
| iPhone 4, App Store nab Guinness World Records | Top |
| The iPhone 4, along with Apple's App Store, have been given world record awards from Guinness as, respectively, the fastest-selling portable gaming system and the most popular application marketplace. | |
| Squirm-worthy Tinychat is Chatroulette plus | Top |
| Fast-growing site that lets you connect to Webcams around the world adds a new location feature. CNET logs on and gets uncomfortable fast. | |
| Opening the book on Chrome (week in review) | Top |
| Amid the frenzy of news streaming from Google's developer conference this week, the unveiling of the Chromebook seems to shine brightest. Also: Microsoft buys Skype. | |
| Game makers get few new details on PSN outage | Top |
| A letter from Sony to publishers is short on new info about when PSN will return, but reveals some facts about the cyberattack that downed the network for going on four weeks. | |
| PSN breach exposes records of millions (roundup) | Top |
| Belatedly after taking its PlayStation Network offline, Sony finally explains it did so because of security breach that exposed personal information of tens of millions of its users. | |
| Why definitions of cloud are creating 'false' debates | Top |
| Debates about private cloud computing stem from differences in cloud definitions rather than the reality of what is being implemented in the enterprise. | |
| One day a robot may ask, 'Paper or plastic?' | Top |
| Researchers from Stanford University create an autonomous checkout clerk capable of scanning and bagging your items in real time. | |
| Twitter down for some users | Top |
| If you get the fail whale, don't panic. Twitter is working on resolving a site stability issue. | |
| Meeting the need for spectrum | Top |
| commentary Efficiency and new towers alone can't satisfy growing demands placed on mobile networks. Inventor Richard Bennett says spectrum must be freed up from legacy uses such as broadcast TV and obsolete government systems, and soon. | |
| Lexus hybrid takes on the Nurburgring | Top |
| Gazoo Racing puts a customized Lexus CT 200h on the Nurburgring for a six hour endurance race. | |
| iOS app makers targeted in patent spat | Top |
| The makers of several iOS apps have been sent cease and desist orders for using an in-app purchase feature built into Apple's iOS software. The letters come from parties claiming to hold a patent on the functionality. | |
| Nearly 1 in 5 smartphone owners use check-in services | Top |
| Compared with most smartphone owners, those who use location-based sites also are more likely to access other types of mobile content, according to ComScore. | |
| Report: PlayStation 3 trade-ins on the rise | Top |
| Edge finds that several U.K. retail outlets are seeing higher-than-expected trade-in figures for the PlayStation 3. Fingers point to the PlayStation Network's outage. | |
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