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October 25, 2006

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		Top headlines In cell phone games, it's now pay to play Start-up aims to convince consumers that "The Prague Files" and other mobile games are worth paying for. Wed Oct 25 13:13:00 PDT 2006 | Read full story Adobe ponies up for Apollo Adobe to invest part of $100 million venture fund the downloadable player that lets Web applications appear as desktop programs. Wed Oct 25 09:48:00 PDT 2006 | Read full story AMD folds in ATI for graphics future Newly merged company outlines its plans to deliver a combination PC/graphics processor by 2008 or 2009. Wed Oct 25 10:55:00 PDT 2006 | Read full story MIT engine boosts mileage by 30 percent Precisely timed blast of ethanol eliminates knocks in experimental engine that would add only $1,000 to cost of car. Wed Oct 25 12:59:00 PDT 2006 | Read full story Video of the day Cisco previews next year's World Series >From Oracle OpenWorld 2006: Cisco Systems President and CEO John Chambers gives a demo with Chief Demonstration Officer Jim Grubb about what the future ballpark may have in store for its tech-savvy fans. Commentary Breaking through Apple's FairPlay DVD Jon and partner Monique Farantzos work to break through the wall Apple has put up around iPod and iTunes. Read Full Story News.com Extra Experts: Ban won't stop online gambling Also: Building a better battery Read it now...		Windows Media Player release skips a beat Microsoft's planned Tuesday release of the jukebox software has been "delayed slightly" to an unspecified date. Wed Oct 25 10:38:00 PDT 2006 | Read full story Flash media comes to Verizon Wireless phones A version of Flash is embedded in downloadable applications such as games, giving mobile users a richer graphical experience. Wed Oct 25 12:21:00 PDT 2006 | Read full story Top 5 list: Most popular stories   1. Vista aims to be snappier with photos   2. Mozilla unleashes Firefox 2   3. MacBook Pro laptops upgraded with Core 2 Duo   4. TVUPlayer: Another Napster?   5. Microsoft's free anti-spyware hits market Related Newsletters CNET At Work View preview  (Delivered every Tuesday.) CNET At Work provides small business professionals with the latest information on buying, managing, and protecting the technology on which their office relies each and every day. Subscribe free
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