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- Friday science riddle: Why don't moving bikes tip over?
- At Robo Games, fight for death, glory
- RIM to outbid Google for Nortel patents?
- The Tramp takes over Google
- RIM CEO: We've still got it
- Internet poker giants indicted in U.S. crackdown
| Friday science riddle: Why don't moving bikes tip over? | Top |
| Forget what you learned when you were a kid--because it's wrong. Ditto for what most scientists assumed as well. | |
| At Robo Games, fight for death, glory | Top |
| Robo Games are powering up in Northern California this weekend. The competition, now in its eighth year, attracts teams from all over the world, each hoping their homemade robot will out-duel the others. CNET's Kara Tsuboi reports. | |
| RIM to outbid Google for Nortel patents? | Top |
| Research in Motion is considering whether to make a play for Nortel's wireless-patent portfolio, according to a report. Google has already bid $900 million. | |
| The Tramp takes over Google | Top |
| To celebrate Charlie Chaplin's 122nd birthday, Google's Doodle team creates its first-ever silent film project, an homage to the actor's famous hobo character updated for a modern world. | |
| RIM CEO: We've still got it | Top |
| At a party to launch the new PlayBook tablet, RIM co-CEO Jim Balsillie talks up the company's prospects, despite its shrinking market share. | |
| Internet poker giants indicted in U.S. crackdown | Top |
| Indictment accuses offshore companies of laundering money through fake online merchants to circumvent U.S. anti-online gambling law. | |
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