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October 18, 2006

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		Top headlines Apples for the students seen lifting Mac sales Apple's fourth-quarter earnings report is expected to show a slight decline in the growth of the iPod phenomenon, but higher Mac sales. Wed Oct 18 04:00:00 PDT 2006 | Read full story Taking 'Second Life' to the next level newsmaker Linden Lab CEO Philip Rosedale goes in-world to take on the challenges of the virtual world's explosive growth. Image: In-world interview Wed Oct 18 04:00:00 PDT 2006 | Read full story Sharp expanding beyond silicon in solar Company experiments with new materials and techniques--and even partners with a bank--to push solar energy forward. Tue Oct 17 16:31:00 PDT 2006 | Read full story Solar-cell business poised for huge growth Manufacturing plants to produce solar cells at a daily rate equal to the entire solar-cell production in 1980. Tue Oct 17 22:45:00 PDT 2006 | Read full story Video of the day Sun's 'portable' Blackbox data center Sun Microsystems' CEO Jonathan Schwartz showed off the company's new "Project Blackbox" in a Menlo Park, Calif., parking lot Tuesday. Sun says the gear is not only preassembled, but it's tough and arrives ready to run. Perspectives Latest Web 2.0 trend: Outsourced tutors A college freshman wonders what it would have been like to get high school academic help the modern way--from tutors in India. Read Full Story News.com Extra FBI director wants ISPs to track users Also: Invention: Smart-card DVDs Read it now...		Google CEO: Techies must educate governments Tensions between privacy and ready access to data lace visions for 2016 tech by Eric Schmidt and Microsoft VP Rick Rashid. Tue Oct 17 17:55:00 PDT 2006 | Read full story Check out our new blog Hot new gadgets you're going to Crave. Mon Oct 16 09:31:00 PDT 2006 | Read the blog Top 5 list: Most popular stories   1. Windows virus worms onto some Apple iPods   2. Wireless USB poised to cut the cable   3. Hands on the Wii   4. Vista flexes its power   5. Symbian forecasts the death of the PC Related Newsletters CNET Shopper.com Weekly Newsletter View preview  (Delivered Mondays.) CNET Shopper.com brings you the hottest products, the best prices, and the latest gear. Stay on top of it all with this newsletter delivered to you weekly. Subscribe free
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