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November 13, 2006

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		Top headlines Cingular to sell slim Samsung phone with keyboard BlackJack, the latest device with entertainment and business features, follows Motorola Q and BlackBerry Pearl. Video: Samsung's BlackJack Mon Nov 13 11:14:00 PST 2006 | Read full story Revisiting the 4004: Intel's accidental revolution The chip package that debuted 35 years ago this week upended whole industries. Take a tour of hardware history. Images: 35 years of Intel chip design Mon Nov 13 11:56:00 PST 2006 | Read full story Identity thief is often found in family photo Though most victims never learn who stole their identities, half of those who do say the thief was a family member, friend or neighbor. The New York Times Mon Nov 13 10:50:00 PST 2006 | Read full story Playing for keeps in the console biz Microsoft's Xbox 360 has had the market to itself for a year, but the arrival of Sony's PlayStation 3 and the Nintendo Wii will reshape the game. Mon Nov 13 12:48:00 PST 2006 | Read full story Video of the day Get ready for Wii, PS3 CNET News.com's Neha Tiwari talks to gamers and industry insiders about the next-generation consoles coming over the next week from Nintendo and Sony. Commentary The farce behind 'Digital Freedom' perspective RIAA President Cary Sherman says the fair use doctrine is in danger of being twisted beyond its framers' original intentions. Read Full Story News.com Extra How Red Hat success drew allies, aggressors Also: How to hacker-proof your business Read it now...		Open-source project treads on Google Maps turf Volunteers with GPS devices aim to map the planet and loosen the grip of government on geographic data. Mon Nov 13 09:32:00 PST 2006 | Read full story How quickly will businesses adopt Vista? While Microsoft predicts speedy adoption, most analysts agree that businesses will roll it out slowly. Mon Nov 13 10:00:00 PST 2006 | Read full story Top 5 list: Most popular stories   1. The dawn of Vista   2. Dell bucks the notebook-outsourcing trend   3. Vista views: Final version's cool features   4. Expert: LEDs could start replacing lightbulbs soon   5. Japanese brave the elements for Sony's PS3 Related Newsletters CNET Photo and Video Weekly View preview  (Delivered Mondays.) CNET drops the highlights of the week's digital-imaging coverage right in your in-box. From capture to output and every stop in between, we tell you what to buy and how to use it. Subscribe free
		Latest news by section Media 2.0 IE 7 comes a-knocking--eventually Open-source project treads on Google Maps turf Lycos combines film watching, chat Digital Life Playing for keeps in the console biz Samsung sees 'very strong' DRAM demand Apple names new head lawyer Cutting Edge Archived satellite maps could aid climate initiative Intel eyes nanotubes for future chip designs A better way to make seawater drinkable Business Tech AMD gains, Intel fights back on supercomputer list Revisiting the 4004: Intel's accidental revolution The dawn of Vista Access Cingular to sell slim Samsung phone with keyboard Cisco to buy Greenfield Networks Deutsche Telekom CEO to resign Threats Identity thief is often found in family photo With IE 7, green means go for legit sites U.K. outlaws denial-of-service attacks
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