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- Road Trip Pic of the Day, 7/4: What is this?
- Microsoft signs search pact with China's Baidu
- Extension slurps Facebook contacts into Google+
- Breaking the Nazi's Enigma codes at Bletchley Park (photos)
- The secret life of white-space radio
- At Bletchley Park, breaking Enigma codes and winning WW II
- Boeing, ANA begin flying 787 Dreamliner test routes in Japan
- At retailers, iPad faces new foes
- To fight iPad, HP reaches for Russell Brand
- The delicious irony of MySpace, Zynga, and Owen Van Natta
- Microsoft releases Wi-Fi-logging code for privacy check
- Timberlake to turn MySpace into online 'Idol'?
- Road Trip Pic of the Day, 7/3: What is this?
- GoDaddy finds sugar daddies
- Will your mom and dad bother with Google+?
- First Microsoft, now Google: Does the government have it in for consumers?
- Planes to fly on cooking oil
- Top-rated reviews of the week (photos)
- Road Trip Pic of the Day, 7/2: What is this?
- Google+ tweaked to disable private-post sharing
Road Trip Pic of the Day, 7/4: What is this? | Top |
If you know what today's picture is, you could be eligible to win a prize in the CNET Road Trip Picture of the Day contest. | |
Microsoft signs search pact with China's Baidu | Top |
The two Google rivals are teaming up for search results in China, territory Google left after censorship concerns. | |
Extension slurps Facebook contacts into Google+ | Top |
A Chrome extension lets people extract information their Facebook contacts have shared with them then import it into Google+. But does it break Facebook's rules? | |
Breaking the Nazi's Enigma codes at Bletchley Park (photos) | Top |
Road Trip 2011: Many say World War II would have lasted two more years if master British code breakers led by Alan Turing hadn't solved the Germans' secret cyphers. Now all can see how it was done, plus visit a fantastic vintage computer collection. | |
The secret life of white-space radio | Top |
White-space radio may solve the country's broadband needs, but it requires some clever thinking. | |
At Bletchley Park, breaking Enigma codes and winning WW II | Top |
Road Trip 2011: Code breakers led by Alan Turing were able to beat the Germans at their cipher games, and in the process shorten the war by as much as two years. At Bletchley Park, all the work took place in secret, where it stayed for decades. | |
Boeing, ANA begin flying 787 Dreamliner test routes in Japan | Top |
The step, in which ANA pilots will fly the 787 on actual routes in Japan is considered a crucial step before first delivery of the plane, likely in August or September. | |
At retailers, iPad faces new foes | Top |
As more retail real estate is occupied by tablets, including iPad competitors, proportionately less is devoted to traditional personal computing devices, such as the clamshell laptop. | |
To fight iPad, HP reaches for Russell Brand | Top |
To advertise its not yet critically acclaimed TouchPad, HP creates a series of irreverent videos with Russell Brand. | |
The delicious irony of MySpace, Zynga, and Owen Van Natta | Top |
Revenge is a dish best served via an IPO? Owen Van Natta, who was fired as CEO of MySpace in 2010, could have bought the social network for a fraction of his stake in Zynga. | |
Microsoft releases Wi-Fi-logging code for privacy check | Top |
Company says publication of the code should demonstrate Microsoft's commitment to privacy and ensuring the protection of people's information. | |
Timberlake to turn MySpace into online 'Idol'? | Top |
Justin Timberlake's manager says that now that the star is one of the new owners of MySpace, the site will be used to develop new talent. The new owners will hold a press conference August 17 to announce their plans. | |
Road Trip Pic of the Day, 7/3: What is this? | Top |
If you know what today's picture is, you could be eligible to win a prize in the CNET Road Trip Picture of the Day contest. | |
GoDaddy finds sugar daddies | Top |
Domain name registrar says acquisition by private-equity firms KKR & Co., Silver Lake Partners, and Technology Crossover Ventures will help it expand overseas and look for buyout targets. | |
Will your mom and dad bother with Google+? | Top |
Google's new attempt at social networking is eliciting many wonderfully polarized opinions. At the core of these is: will your mom and dad bother to try this new network? | |
First Microsoft, now Google: Does the government have it in for consumers? | Top |
Ten years ago this week, an appeals court upheld Microsoft's conviction for monopolizing the PC operating system market. Now this sad history seems to be repeating itself, and there's no reason to expect the outcome to be any better for consumers this time around. | |
Planes to fly on cooking oil | Top |
Two European airlines announce that they will add recycled cooking oil to their fuel mix. Do passengers want to know about that? | |
Top-rated reviews of the week (photos) | Top |
This week, CNET editors were blown away by a bunch of amazing products, including a snappy Dell laptop, an HD camcorder you can take off-roading, and a surround-sound system that looks good, too. | |
Road Trip Pic of the Day, 7/2: What is this? | Top |
If you know what today's picture is, you could be eligible to win a prize in the CNET Road Trip Picture of the Day contest. | |
Google+ tweaked to disable private-post sharing | Top |
Google says it will alter its new social network to move it in an even more privacy sensitive direction. | |
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