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AMD to spin off manufacturing
Chipmaker will split into two companies as part of a long-expected restructuring of its manufacturing operations.
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Making sense of
the tech meltdownanalysis On Wall Street, the normal rules of the high-tech industry's economics may not apply as the overall economy appears to unravel.
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Android phones make their way into the wild
It's not just for co-founders anymore: if you lurk where the Googlers hang out, you may spot an Android-powered phone.
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Report: iPhone 2.2 getting Google's Street View
New iPhone firmware beta getting Google Maps Street View, Japanese emoji picture characters, and a typing autocorrect on-off switch, MacRumors reports.
(Posted in Apple by Stephen Shankland)
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Nvidia can't shake MacBook, chipset unit rumors
On the downside, company has been dogged by negative press and analyst reports. On the upside, rumors persist it will play big role in expected MacBook refresh.
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D-Day for RFID-based transit card systems
Dutch scientific paper and German researcher provide enough information for someone to make fake transit cards by exploiting a vulnerability in RFID smart card technology.
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Surface developer tools coming this month
Microsoft promises developers who attend this month's Professional Developer Conference will get the tools needed to write apps for the company's tabletop PC.
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Mozilla's Geode brings geographic Web to Firefox
A plug-in called Geode will help Firefox comprehend and use geographic information. Mozilla plans to discuss the labs project Tuesday.
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YouTube 'theater view' may foretell widescreen HD player
A new viewing option in YouTube could be the foundation of a the service's next-generation player.
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Study: Uptick in spam-sending zombie PCs
Symantec attributes September's growth to an increase in e-mail with sensationalistic news headlines that include links to downloadable malware.
(Posted in Security by Robert Vamosi)
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IBM puts 'Bluehouse' tinge on cloud computing
The company will challenge Internet-centric "cloud" pioneers by promoting a mix of cloud-based and on-premises services.
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Report: Yahoo-AOL deal possible this month
A deal between the two Internet pioneers could close this month, TechCrunch reports Monday, citing sources close to negotiations. But some analysts believe that any deal unlikely.
(Posted in Digital Media by Stephen Shankland)
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Data breaches best 2007 record
The ID Theft Resource Center reports 516 large security breaches, exceeding the total for 2007, partly due to an increase in companies' disclosures.
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'Capitol Tweet' widget follows Congress on Twitter
The nonprofit Sunlight Foundation is offering a widget to follow the latest tweets from Capitol Hill.
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Laptop stolen from regional GOP headquarters
A laptop with strategic campaign information is missing after a break-in at a regional office in Missouri last week.
(Posted in Politics and Law by Stephanie Condon)
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