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Adobe hammers DNG nail in PowerPC coffin Top
The next version of the Digital Negative converter will be the last for PowerPC Macs. Does this have implications for Lightroom?
 
McAfee: Cybercrooks target corporate trade secrets Top
Cybercriminals are changing focus from grabbing private information to now stealing trade secrets and other intellectual properties from major corporations.
 
iPad 2 sells out internationally Top
Making its debut outside the U.S. on Friday, Apple's iPad 2 was reportedly already sold out across major international markets by Saturday afternoon.
 
Microsoft VP apologizes for Win Phone missteps Top
Microsoft's Joe Belfiore offers a mea culpa regarding his apparent indifference to customer frustrations over Windows Phone 7 updates.
 
Yahoo exec rips Google for overpaying for YouTube Top
Such a comment from a Yahoo executive is surprising, but this is just part of the long-running debate about whether YouTube makes money.
 
Privacy: Facebook's Achilles heel Top
Once people realize the serious threats posed by third parties misusing the personal information available on Facebook, they will flock to alternatives offering more protection.
 
Google learns to Disco Top
Wal-Mart offers a $100 credit for your Nintendo DS if you go 3D, YouTube Create will help you with video editing, and Google launches a group-texting service called Disco.
 
Apple releases iOS 4.3.1, but iOS 5 is a question Top
The update resolves some issues when connecting to cell networks and throws in a couple of minor changes. Meanwhile, iOS 5 may not debut until fall, according to TechCrunch.
 
Java founder James Gosling joins Google Top
A notable figure in the world of programming has joined the search and Internet giant, but it's not yet clear what he'll do at Google.
 
eBay to buy GSI Commerce for $2.4 billion Top
The price tag for the e-commerce services company is more than eBay paid for PayPal and almost as much as it paid for Skype.
 
'Artificial leaf' makes hydrogen from solar cell Top
MIT professor behind Sun Catalytix shows off research that taps a solar cell to split hydrogen from water--a system that could be used for cheap, clean, distributed energy systems.
 
Apple WWDC kicks off June 6 Top
The company says it will "unveil the future of iOS and Mac OS" at its annual conference for software developers. We're expecting lots more on Mac OS X Lion.
 
Report: Google one step closer to mobile payments Top
Google has entered a partnership with MasterCard and Citigroup that would let credit and debit cardholders pay with their Android smartphones instead, The Wall Street Journal reports.
 
Facebook gets five more film rentals Top
Warner Bros. Entertainment is now offering rentals for another handful of films on the social network, including "Inception" and "Yogi Bear."
 
American Express enters the 'payment 2.0' fray Top
The financial services company launches Serve.com, a PayPal-like platform that's designed to bring digital and mobile payments to new markets.
 
Why browsers differ on Web sites' safety Top
The Comodo security breach shows that each major browser maker ships a different list of master keys to Web authentication and that each creates its list in a different way.
 
Dual Core rocks the 'nerdcore' hip hop stylings (Q&A) Top
45 Minutes on IM: CNET sits down for a dissection of songs like "My Girlfriend's a Hacker"--and to find out how a Cincinnati programmer became one of the most popular geek rappers around.
 

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