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- New bionic limb features powered knee/ankle joints
- 24-hour design marathon to benefit children's nonprofit
- At NASA, first steps toward space weather prediction
- HP bidding adieu to WebOS, PC business (roundup)
- What will HP do with its PC business?
- What HP's PC spin-off plans mean for you
- WebOS goes down in quiet death
- Mini Dragon Runner bot likes being thrown around
- HP halts WebOS business, spins off PC unit
- Apple patent hints at augmented reality camera app
- Weather layer added to Google Maps
- Evernote acquires Mac drawing app Skitch
- Scoop: RIM in talks for BlackBerry music service
- Keeping up with the hackers (chart)
- CNET Road Trip tours Europe
- Solar power plant switches to PV from thermal
- China Mobile confirms talks with Jobs for iPhone
- Google's $12.5B hookup with Motorola Mobility (roundup)
- Motorola shareholder sues, says $12.5B not enough
- Verizon 4G LTE now reaches more than half the U.S.
New bionic limb features powered knee/ankle joints | Top |
Lower-limb prosthetic, in development at Vanderbilt for seven years, uses computer, sensor, electric motor, and battery tech to power knee and ankle joints that operate in unison. | |
24-hour design marathon to benefit children's nonprofit | Top |
A challenge is under way to help one lucky nonprofit come up with a new Web site and marketing plan. | |
At NASA, first steps toward space weather prediction | Top |
New observations from the agency's STEREO spacecraft have provided researchers with a first-ever view, end-to-end and in three dimensions, of the impact of a solar storm on Earth. | |
HP bidding adieu to WebOS, PC business (roundup) | Top |
The tech titan embarks on a doozy of a shake-up that includes an end to its TouchPad tablets and smartphones and the potential sale of its personal systems group. | |
What will HP do with its PC business? | Top |
Hewlett-Packard said today that it would spin off or possibly sell its PC business. What are its options? | |
What HP's PC spin-off plans mean for you | Top |
What does it mean for consumers now that HP has announced its plan to spin its PC business off into a separate company? | |
WebOS goes down in quiet death | Top |
Hewlett-Packard will discontinue operations for devices running on WebOS. Despite critical praise, the WebOS software just couldn't compete in the crowded market for smartphone operating systems. | |
Mini Dragon Runner bot likes being thrown around | Top |
Qinetiq North America's latest military robot weighs about 10 pounds and is designed to be the forward eyes and ears of troops. | |
HP halts WebOS business, spins off PC unit | Top |
Hewlett-Packard says it will discontinue its WebOS operations, including its TouchPad tablet, as the company cuts its outlook for the next two quarters. | |
Apple patent hints at augmented reality camera app | Top |
A new patent application offers a potential look ahead at what Apple plans to bring to its camera application in the form of an augmented reality viewer that makes use of the iPhone's camera. | |
Weather layer added to Google Maps | Top |
Current conditions, forecasts, and cloud cover are now available direct from Google Maps, although there's no support for Android yet. | |
Evernote acquires Mac drawing app Skitch | Top |
The online note-taking service is adding new abilities to crop, annotate, and otherwise modify images through the acquisition. Also: Skitch for Android debuts. | |
Scoop: RIM in talks for BlackBerry music service | Top |
Smartphone maker is in negotiations with top-four record labels about launching a music service to run on BlackBerry Messenger, sources tell CNET. | |
Keeping up with the hackers (chart) | Top |
This handy chart provides a timeline of the computer attacks and hacks that have happened over the past few months. | |
CNET Road Trip tours Europe | Top |
CNET reporter Daniel Terdiman travels to Europe for his annual Road Trip adventure. This year, he'll check out the coolest technology, aviation, and cyber-sights the Old World has to offer. | |
Solar power plant switches to PV from thermal | Top |
Solar Millennium decides to go with photovoltaic panels for the Blythe solar project in California, a sign that falling prices make solar PV more attractive to project developers. | |
China Mobile confirms talks with Jobs for iPhone | Top |
The wireless giant says it's in talks with Apple to bring the iPhone to its subscribers--which number more than 600 million--though no deal has been made yet. | |
Google's $12.5B hookup with Motorola Mobility (roundup) | Top |
Android's parent comes a-calling for the handset maker as the stakes heat up for dominance in the smartphone sector. CNET and its sister sites bring you in-depth coverage. | |
Motorola shareholder sues, says $12.5B not enough | Top |
Investor John Keating says Motorola could have fetched a better price for its shareholders and is seeking class action to stop the sale, according to news reports. | |
Verizon 4G LTE now reaches more than half the U.S. | Top |
Providing coverage in 117 cities, Verizon Wireless announces its high-speed network is now available to 160 million people in the U.S. | |
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