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PlayStation boss: Nintendo 3DS a 'babysitting tool' Top
"No self-respecting twentysomething is going to be sitting on an airplane with one of those," says Sony Computer Entertainment America's Jack Tretton. "He's too old for that."
 
'Solar fuel' research mimics photosynthesis Top
Caltech's Nate Lewis says "Fuels from Sunlight" research lab is making progress creating fuel from water and sunlight with "no bugs and no wires."
 
Viacom to Cablevision: iPad app goes too far Top
Viacom doesn't want Cablevision streaming video to the iPad either. Last week, the video giant went after Time Warner Cable and also issued a statement warning Cablevision to take down its content from the app.
 
Harman launches JBL wireless AirPlay speaker Top
The device is available at Best Buy and Apple for $349, the company says.
 
Roswell rumor offers boon day for FBI Web site traffic Top
Brit papers set off frenzy with report of document confirming cover-up of Roswell aliens finding. FBI says: Not so fast.
 
Microsoft, Google spar over security certification Top
Microsoft claims Google Apps for Government doesn't meet security certification that Google has touted. Google says Microsoft is wrong.
 
Microsoft reveals more details on Windows Intune Top
Responding to customer questions about Windows Intune, Microsoft has revealed more information about its new cloud-based PC-management product.
 
Analyst: Nintendo 3DS sales hit 500,000 in March Top
Wedbush analyst Michael Pachter estimates that 3DS sales just barely beat the Xbox 360 and Wii last month.
 
The book of Jobs--the real one Top
YouTube launches a live channel, Netflix gets to stream every episode of every series of "Star Trek" ever made, and Steve Jobs is participating in an official biography.
 
Microsoft takes its ERP technology to the cloud Top
Software giant announces plans to sell its enterprise resource planning software as a service, following rivals in the market.
 
Gartner: iPad will rule, even as it wanes Top
The Apple iPad is on a steady downward slope from 84 percent of the market last year to 47 percent in 2015, but even then, it will still be No. 1, according to the forecast.
 
Facebook, Baidu ink deal to create new Web site? Top
Reports out of China say the deal will create a new Web site not connected to Facebook's social network.
 
New Intel chip heading to tablets Top
Company is shipping a processor destined for tablets from Lenovo and Fujitsu, as it faces the daunting task of trying to compete effectively against ARM's chip design.
 
Restart problems reported in Leaf electric cars Top
Nissan is still investigating the problem but says it's been traced back to the Leaf's air-conditioning unit.
 
Level 3 to buy Global Crossing in stock deal Top
The acquisition by the network services company is valued at $3 billion, including the assumption of Global Crossing's $1.1 billion in debt.
 
Could criminals shop for free online? Top
Researchers say they were able to "buy" items for free or at a self-selected discount through holes in payment integration systems on Web sites, before they were fixed.
 
IE9: Microsoft is back in the browser game Top
After three weeks, CNET News' Stephen Shankland concludes IE is competitive if not perfect. Microsoft has truly returned to the browser market.
 
Photoshop Touch SDK drives three Adobe iPad apps Top
With the launch of its Photoshop Touch SDK, Adobe ships three iPad apps. Rather anemic on their own, they do show off the potential power of the kit.
 
Adobe Creative Suite 5: Why buy when you can rent? Top
Adobe rolls out its new subscription pricing plan. Does $348 a year to lease Photoshop sound more attractive than $700 to own?
 

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