20110528

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A home for Facebookers who don't get Onion's jokes Top
At last someone on Tumblr has begun to document all of those on Facebook who post articles from The Onion as if they were actually true. Behold: Literally Unbelievable.
 
A MacBook with Apple inside? Intel begs to differ Top
Another rumor has surfaced pointing to a MacBook with an Apple chip inside. In this case, it's a report about a specific chip in a specific system.
 
Ford puts EV charge port in a user-friendly spot Top
Ford engineers researched several locations for the Focus Electric and C-MAX Energi charge ports to provide the best spots for customer use.
 
NASA to demonstrate super-cool cooling technology Top
New cooling system has no moving parts, is scalable in physical size, and can withstand extreme conditions, such as the launch of a rocket into space.
 
Rumor: Widgets, better notifications headed to iOS 5 Top
A new rumor suggests that as part of the next iOS release, Apple is overhauling its notifications service as well as adding widgets.
 
This Day in Tech: Obama appoints Twitter CEO, plus Google foes Top
Too busy to keep up with the tech news? Here are some of the more interesting stories from CNET for Friday, May 27.
 
Killer tips for mastering Google Chrome Top
Google Chrome may have undergone some significant changes since it launched, but one thing's for sure: people love it. We've got a new collection of tricks to help you get the most out of Google's browser.
 
Solazyme cruises in biofuels, green chemicals IPO Top
The stock for algae company Solazyme rises 15 percent in its initial public offering, raising $227 million to expand its biofuels and chemicals businesses.
 
Microsoft's lucrative new revenue stream? Android. Top
The irony's enough to make your head explode: Microsoft makes more money from Android than it does Windows Phone.
 
Guardian brings a broadsheet to your browser Top
To celebrate its 190th anniversary, the U.K.'s Guardian creates a Georgian/Victorian era version of its front--er, home--page, complete with serifs, swashes, and other such stylings.
 
Google's top five standoffs--from Apple to Yahoo Top
As the Web search giant grows, it's accumulating a growing legion of enemies, from governments to rivals to onetime friends.
 
'Fusion' chip on rise as Netbooks become un-Netbooks Top
There's a significant interest in AMD's Fusion chip versus Intel's Atom. And that means more un-Netbooks, like Sony's 11.6-inch Y series--very deliberately not labeled a Netbook.
 
Flare brings HDR video effect to iPhone Top
It's not quite up to the level of what can be done with high-end SLRs, but Flare gives a real-time taste of high-dynamic range imagery to video shot with the iPhone.
 
Lodsys targets Android dev over in-app purchase Top
A company that recently began going after Apple iOS developers for allegedly infringing on its patents is targeting at least one Android developer.
 
Flickr adds account-undelete option Top
No more will people suffer the fate of Mirco Wilhelm and his accidentally deleted 4,000 photos. Flickr can now restore accounts within 90 days.
 
Nissan jabs Chevy Volt in latest ad Top
In Nissan's gas-powered everything ad promoting the Nissan Leaf, it takes a jab at the Chevy Volt.
 
Ask Maggie: The coveted unlimited data plan Top
As carriers cancel their unlimited data plans, wireless subscribers are left wondering what to do. In this week's Ask Maggie, Maggie Reardon offers some advice on the issue.
 
Google's mobile-payments plan (week in review) Top
Google unveils its plan to turn your phone into a mobile wallet, while Microsoft unwraps a slew of updates for its Windows Phone 7. Also: Apple battles MacDefender.
 
Seismologists face manslaughter charges for not predicting quake Top
Seven scientists face prosecution in Italy for allegedly failing to anticipate the 2009 earthquake in L'Aquila in which more than 300 died.
 
Sensor setup stalks wandering house cats for study Top
Your humble house cat may be more ambitious than you realize, according to a study that used radio telemetry and movement sensors to track feral and pet cats to see how far they roam.
 

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Top-rated reviews of the week (photos) Top
Here are a few of CNET Reviews' favorite items from the past week, including the Dell XPS 15z laptop, the Motorola Droid X2, the Asus Eee Slate EP121, and more.
 
Pioneer demonstrates cool Floating Vision displays Top
In what might sound like a scene from "Minority Report," Pioneer has created a system that lets 3D images appear to float on surfaces such as dashboards.
 
A home for Facebookers who don't get Onion's jokes Top
At last someone on Tumblr has begun to document all of those on Facebook who post articles from The Onion as if they were actually true. Behold: Literally Unbelievable.
 
A MacBook with Apple inside? Intel begs to differ Top
Another rumor has surfaced pointing to a MacBook with an Apple chip inside. In this case, it's a report about a specific chip in a specific system.
 
Ford puts EV charge port in a user-friendly spot Top
Ford engineers researched several locations for the Focus Electric and C-MAX Energi charge ports to provide the best spots for customer use.
 
NASA to demonstrate super-cool cooling technology Top
New cooling system has no moving parts, is scalable in physical size, and can withstand extreme conditions, such as the launch of a rocket into space.
 
Rumor: Widgets, better notifications headed to iOS 5 Top
A new rumor suggests that as part of the next iOS release, Apple is overhauling its notifications service as well as adding widgets.
 
This Day in Tech: Obama appoints Twitter CEO, plus Google foes Top
Too busy to keep up with the tech news? Here are some of the more interesting stories from CNET for Friday, May 27.
 
Killer tips for mastering Google Chrome Top
Google Chrome may have undergone some significant changes since it launched, but one thing's for sure: people love it. We've got a new collection of tricks to help you get the most out of Google's browser.
 
Solazyme cruises in biofuels, green chemicals IPO Top
The stock for algae company Solazyme rises 15 percent in its initial public offering, raising $227 million to expand its biofuels and chemicals businesses.
 
Microsoft's lucrative new revenue stream? Android. Top
The irony's enough to make your head explode: Microsoft makes more money from Android than it does Windows Phone.
 
Guardian brings a broadsheet to your browser Top
To celebrate its 190th anniversary, the U.K.'s Guardian creates a Georgian/Victorian era version of its front--er, home--page, complete with serifs, swashes, and other such stylings.
 
Google's top five standoffs--from Apple to Yahoo Top
As the Web search giant grows, it's accumulating a growing legion of enemies, from governments to rivals to onetime friends.
 
'Fusion' chip on rise as Netbooks become un-Netbooks Top
There's a significant interest in AMD's Fusion chip versus Intel's Atom. And that means more un-Netbooks, like Sony's 11.6-inch Y series--very deliberately not labeled a Netbook.
 
Flare brings HDR video effect to iPhone Top
It's not quite up to the level of what can be done with high-end SLRs, but Flare gives a real-time taste of high-dynamic range imagery to video shot with the iPhone.
 
Lodsys targets Android dev over in-app purchase Top
A company that recently began going after Apple iOS developers for allegedly infringing on its patents is targeting at least one Android developer.
 
Flickr adds account-undelete option Top
No more will people suffer the fate of Mirco Wilhelm and his accidentally deleted 4,000 photos. Flickr can now restore accounts within 90 days.
 
Nissan jabs Chevy Volt in latest ad Top
In Nissan's gas-powered everything ad promoting the Nissan Leaf, it takes a jab at the Chevy Volt.
 
Ask Maggie: The coveted unlimited data plan Top
As carriers cancel their unlimited data plans, wireless subscribers are left wondering what to do. In this week's Ask Maggie, Maggie Reardon offers some advice on the issue.
 
Google's mobile-payments plan (week in review) Top
Google unveils its plan to turn your phone into a mobile wallet, while Microsoft unwraps a slew of updates for its Windows Phone 7. Also: Apple battles MacDefender.
 

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20110527

Y! Alert: twitter

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A home for Facebookers who don't get Onion's jokes Top
At last someone on Tumblr has begun to document all of those on Facebook who post articles from The Onion as if they were actually true. Behold: Literally Unbelievable.
 
A MacBook with Apple inside? Intel begs to differ Top
Another rumor has surfaced pointing to a MacBook with an Apple chip inside. In this case, it's a report about a specific chip in a specific system.
 
Ford puts EV charge port in a user-friendly spot Top
Ford engineers researched several locations for the Focus Electric and C-MAX Energi charge ports to provide the best spots for customer use.
 
NASA to demonstrate super-cool cooling technology Top
New cooling system has no moving parts, is scalable in physical size, and can withstand extreme conditions, such as the launch of a rocket into space.
 
Rumor: Widgets, better notifications headed to iOS 5 Top
A new rumor suggests that as part of the next iOS release, Apple is overhauling its notifications service as well as adding widgets.
 
This Day in Tech: Obama appoints Twitter CEO, plus Google foes Top
Too busy to keep up with the tech news? Here are some of the more interesting stories from CNET for Friday, May 27.
 
Killer tips for mastering Google Chrome Top
Google Chrome may have undergone some significant changes since it launched, but one thing's for sure: people love it. We've got a new collection of tricks to help you get the most out of Google's browser.
 
Solazyme cruises in biofuels, green chemicals IPO Top
The stock for algae company Solazyme rises 15 percent in its initial public offering, raising $227 million to expand its biofuels and chemicals businesses.
 
Microsoft's lucrative new revenue stream? Android. Top
The irony's enough to make your head explode: Microsoft makes more money from Android than it does Windows Phone.
 
Guardian brings a broadsheet to your browser Top
To celebrate its 190th anniversary, the U.K.'s Guardian creates a Georgian/Victorian era version of its front--er, home--page, complete with serifs, swashes, and other such stylings.
 
Google's top five standoffs--from Apple to Yahoo Top
As the Web search giant grows, it's accumulating a growing legion of enemies, from governments to rivals to onetime friends.
 
'Fusion' chip on rise as Netbooks become un-Netbooks Top
There's a significant interest in AMD's Fusion chip versus Intel's Atom. And that means more un-Netbooks, like Sony's 11.6-inch Y series--very deliberately not labeled a Netbook.
 
Flare brings HDR video effect to iPhone Top
It's not quite up to the level of what can be done with high-end SLRs, but Flare gives a real-time taste of high-dynamic range imagery to video shot with the iPhone.
 
Lodsys targets Android dev over in-app purchase Top
A company that recently began going after Apple iOS developers for allegedly infringing on its patents is targeting at least one Android developer.
 
Flickr adds account-undelete option Top
No more will people suffer the fate of Mirco Wilhelm and his accidentally deleted 4,000 photos. Flickr can now restore accounts within 90 days.
 
Nissan jabs Chevy Volt in latest ad Top
In Nissan's gas-powered everything ad promoting the Nissan Leaf, it takes a jab at the Chevy Volt.
 
Ask Maggie: The coveted unlimited data plan Top
As carriers cancel their unlimited data plans, wireless subscribers are left wondering what to do. In this week's Ask Maggie, Maggie Reardon offers some advice on the issue.
 
Google's mobile-payments plan (week in review) Top
Google unveils its plan to turn your phone into a mobile wallet, while Microsoft unwraps a slew of updates for its Windows Phone 7. Also: Apple battles MacDefender.
 
Seismologists face manslaughter charges for not predicting quake Top
Seven scientists face prosecution in Italy for allegedly failing to anticipate the 2009 earthquake in L'Aquila in which more than 300 died.
 
Sensor setup stalks wandering house cats for study Top
Your humble house cat may be more ambitious than you realize, according to a study that used radio telemetry and movement sensors to track feral and pet cats to see how far they roam.
 

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Guardian brings a broadsheet to your browser Top
To celebrate its 190th anniversary, the U.K.'s Guardian creates a Georgian/Victorian era version of its front--er, home --page, complete with serifs, swashes, and other such stylings.
 
Google's top five standoffs--from Apple to Yahoo Top
As the Web search giant grows, it's accumulating a growing legion of enemies, from governments to rivals to one-time friends.
 
'Fusion' chip on rise as Netbooks become un-Netbooks Top
There's a significant interest in AMD's Fusion chip versus Intel's Atom. And that means more un-Netbooks, like Sony's 11.6-inch Y series--very deliberately not labeled a Netbook.
 
Flare brings HDR video effect to iPhone Top
It's not quite up to the level of what can be done with high-end SLRs, but Flare gives a real-time taste of high-dynamic range imagery to video shot with the iPhone.
 
Lodsys targets Android dev over in-app purchase Top
A company that recently began going after Apple iOS developers for allegedly infringing on its patents is targeting at least one Android developer.
 
Flickr adds account-undelete option Top
No more will people suffer the fate of Mirco Wilhelm and his accidentally deleted 4,000 photos. Flickr can now restore accounts within 90 days.
 
Nissan jabs Chevy Volt in latest ad Top
In Nissan's gas-powered everything ad promoting the Nissan Leaf, it takes a jab at the Chevy Volt.
 
Ask Maggie: The coveted unlimited data plan Top
As carriers cancel their unlimited data plans, wireless subscribers are left wondering what to do. In this week's Ask Maggie, Maggie Reardon offers some advice on the issue.
 
Google's mobile-payments plan (week in review) Top
Google unveils its plan to turn your phone into a mobile wallet, while Microsoft unwraps a slew of updates for its Windows Phone 7. Also: Apple battles MacDefender.
 
Seismologists face manslaughter charges for not predicting quake Top
Seven scientists face prosecution in Italy for allegedly failing to anticipate the 2009 earthquake in L'Aquila in which more than 300 died.
 
Sensor setup stalks wandering house cats for study Top
Your humble house cat may be more ambitious than you realize, according to a study that used radio telemetry and movement sensors to track feral and pet cats to see how far they roam.
 
Report: Google bid $100M for cloud music rights Top
According to a BusinessWeek report, the record labels are using cloud rights to push Google to do more to protect their content online. But sources tell CNET that other issues were involved.
 
Twitter revamps 'following' pages Top
People can now click on someone's "following" page and see the latest tweets from that group of folks. Profile info will still be available too.
 
Zuckerberg: Privacy anxiety is fleeting Top
New features may initially give Facebook users a fright but quickly become the norm and what people expect to find, Facebook's CEO tells audience at G8 forum.
 
Obama appointing Twitter CEO to advisory group Top
Twitter chief Dick Costolo will join the National Security Telecommunications Advisory Committee. Microsoft's Scott Charney and McAfee's David DeWalt will be appointed too.
 
Sony set to revive PSN in Japan Top
The restoration in Japan and other Asian countries will begin tomorrow, allowing gamers to play titles from the PlayStation console. Qriocity will also become available again.
 
PSN breach exposes records of millions (roundup) Top
A security breach exposed personal information for 100 million users of Sony's PlayStation Network, Qriocity, and Sony Online Entertainment services.
 
Microsoft to showcase new tablet OS next week? Top
Software giant plans to take the wraps off a new operating system at some point next week, according to a Bloomberg report that cites three sources.
 
W3C officially opens HTML5 to scrutiny Top
Reaching a standardization milestone called "last call," the World Wide Web Consortium formally is seeking comment on a major overhaul of the Web standard.
 
Top 10 most influential music sites (photos) Top
Whether they were victors or flops, each of these 10 services taught important lessons about the power of and problems with digital music.
 

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W3C officially opens HTML5 to scrutiny Top
Reaching a standardization milestone called "last call," the World Wide Web Consortium formally is seeking comment a major overhaul of the Web standard.
 
Top 10 most influential music sites (photos) Top
Whether they were victors or flops, each of these 10 services taught important lessons about the power of and problems with digital music.
 
The 10 most influential music services? Top
The top few may be easy to name, but how would you round out the field? Read our picks and then decide for yourself.
 
Selling old gadgets: Buy back services compared Top
We take a look at a few services and retailers that will pay you for your old gadgets.
 
How secure is your wallet in Google's hands? (FAQ) Top
Financial data is stored in a "Secure Element," but a security expert wonders if malware can't just break the lock on it.
 
Nokia sticking by Symbian until 2016, Elop says Top
Nokia may have promised Microsoft primary allegiance as the hardware's OS of choice, but that doesn't mean it's ready to hang Symbian out to dry.
 
PayPal lawsuit alleges Google stole trade secrets Top
PayPal claims the Web giant misappropriated trade secrets by hiring away a key executive in PayPal's mobile payments effort.
 
Infrared satellite survey reveals 17 lost pyramids Top
Discovery on a massive scale could mean excavations for generations to come. Meanwhile, a robot finds symbols in the Great Pyramid of Giza.
 
Group plans Apple Store protests over tax law Top
A group is planning to protest in front of, and even inside, Apple retail stores next weekend over the company's involvement with a tax lobbying group.
 
3D HTML5 video shows up in Firefox Top
YouTube gets 3D HTML5 video, but only in Firefox 4, and only for the lucky few who have a specific Nvidia graphics card.
 
30 best iPad games Top
Trying to figure out which iPad games to buy with your hard-earned dough? Here's a look at our current top-30 favorites.
 
5 Google Docs tips Top
Whether you use Docs as your primary word processor, a place to keep your files in the cloud, or just a notepad for your online finds, these tips will help you get the most out of Google Docs.
 
This Day in Tech: Google Wallet and Offers, Amazon opens Mac download stores Top
Too busy to keep up with the tech news? Here are some of the more interesting stories from CNET for Thursday, May 26.
 
Doctors struggle with transition, but e-records appear superior Top
Researchers at Cornell publish a report finding that, under a new electronic record-keeping system, prescription errors dropped from 36 percent to 12 percent in one year.
 
Gmail 'people widget' tidies up your inbox Top
Within two weeks, you'll be seeing a brand-new Gmail feature that makes it easier to see your connections with friends.
 
Solar power carport charges cars in Connecticut Top
GE unveils an innovative solar carport with EV charging stations in Plainville, Conn.
 
Amazon opens up Mac downloads stores Top
Amazon has opened up two new online stores targeting Mac users with digital downloads. So far Amazon is stocking about 250 games and apps.
 
Study: Android Market sees lower top app turnover Top
A new study has found that the top free and paid applications on Google's Android Market do not change nearly as often as the ones on Apple's top lists do.
 
U.S., India establish $100 million green-tech fund Top
Public and privately matched funding offered for joint green-tech research, development projects.
 
Jet! Paul McCartney archive uploaded to cloud Top
HP digitizes five decades of Paul McCartney music, photos, and video and uploads it to cloud servers. For the time being, it's a private collection.
 

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20110526

Y! Alert: twitter

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Nokia sticking by Symbian until 2016, Elop says Top
Nokia may have promised Microsoft primary allegiance as the hardware's OS of choice, but that doesn't mean it's ready to hang Symbian out to dry.
 
PayPal lawsuit alleges Google stole trade secrets Top
PayPal claims the Web giant misappropriated trade secrets by hiring away a key executive in PayPal's mobile payments effort.
 
Infrared satellite survey reveals 17 lost pyramids Top
Discovery on a massive scale could mean excavations for generations to come. Meanwhile, a robot finds symbols in the Great Pyramid of Giza.
 
Group plans Apple Store protests over tax law Top
A group is planning to protest in front of, and even inside, Apple retail stores next weekend over the company's involvement with a tax lobbying group.
 
3D HTML5 video shows up in Firefox Top
YouTube gets 3D HTML5 video, but only in Firefox 4, and only for the lucky few who have a specific Nvidia graphics card.
 
30 best iPad games Top
Trying to figure out which iPad games to buy with your hard-earned dough? Here's a look at our current top-30 favorites.
 
5 Google Docs tips Top
Whether you use Docs as your primary word processor, a place to keep your files in the cloud, or just a notepad for your online finds, these tips will help you get the most out of Google Docs.
 
This Day in Tech: Google Wallet and Offers, Amazon opens Mac download stores Top
Too busy to keep up with the tech news? Here are some of the more interesting stories from CNET for Thursday, May 26.
 
Doctors struggle with transition, but e-records appear superior Top
Researchers at Cornell publish a report finding that, under a new electronic record-keeping system, prescription errors dropped from 36 percent to 12 percent in one year.
 
Gmail 'people widget' tidies up your inbox Top
Within two weeks, you'll be seeing a brand-new Gmail feature that makes it easier to see your connections with friends.
 
Solar power carport charges cars in Connecticut Top
GE unveils an innovative solar carport with EV charging stations in Plainville, Conn.
 
Amazon opens up Mac downloads stores Top
Amazon has opened up two new online stores targeting Mac users with digital downloads. So far Amazon is stocking about 250 games and apps.
 
Study: Android Market sees lower top app turnover Top
A new study has found that the top free and paid applications on Google's Android Market do not change nearly as often as the ones on Apple's top lists do.
 
U.S., India establish $100 million green-tech fund Top
Public and privately matched funding offered for joint green-tech research, development projects.
 
Jet! Paul McCartney archive uploaded to cloud Top
HP digitizes five decades of Paul McCartney music, photos, and video and uploads it to cloud servers. For the time being, it's a private collection.
 
Google Wallet today Top
Sony starts to offers identity protection to users affected by the PSN data breach, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 gets announced, and Google unveils its NFC-based payment system called "Google Wallet."
 
AT&T to Congress: T-Mobile buy good for consumers Top
The phone giant's CEO defends the proposed acquisition to lawmakers, who question the company about market concentration and potential job losses.
 
Nissan constructing solar charging station for Leafs Top
Renewable energy will be powering Leafs and Nissan's Smyrna manufacturing facilities, which will build the EV and its battery pack starting in 2012.
 
Google unveils mobile payments, coupon service Top
Google Wallet and Google Offers are unveiled today at an event in Manhattan.
 
Contrast ratio (or how every TV manufacturer lies to you) Top
Contrast ratio is the most important, least understood, and endlessly aggrandized metric of a television's performance. Find out why.
 

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