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December 15, 2006

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		Top headlines Cell phone coverage holes hurt public safety Mobile coverage in rural areas could get worse before it gets better, leaving vulnerable many who rely on cell phones during emergencies. Fri Dec 15 04:00:00 PST 2006 | Read full story Big Blue's RFID fix for drugs may stall Tag management system aims to help goods cross borders freely--but could get tangled in a legal tussle over drug tracking. Fri Dec 15 04:00:00 PST 2006 | Read full story Wireless-speaker company reconnects Avega Systems was all the rage at CES last year. Now, its wireless speaker system is finally ready to ship. Fri Dec 15 04:00:00 PST 2006 | Read full story British businesses slash IT budgets U.K. companies have downgraded their technology-spending plans for 2007, but huge differences exist between sectors. Fri Dec 15 05:47:00 PST 2006 | Read full story Video of the day Survival 101: Build a mobile preparedness kit Brad Bostrom, a wilderness expert, describes the must-have items that travelers should throw in their trunks before a road trip. CNET News.com's Neha Tiwari reports from REI in San Francisco. Commentary Ignoring an inconvenient truth CNET News.com's Charles Cooper says there may be good reasons why we don’t want to know about global warming. But time is running short. Read Full Story News.com Extra 'Guitar hero'? Pitcher hurt playing video game Also: 10 tech concepts you need to know for 2007 Read it now...		IBM, Circuit City go prospecting in virtual world Big Blue is investing big to see how it can make 3D virtual environments pay off for the company and its customers. Images: Big Blue in 'Second Life' Thu Dec 14 21:02:00 PST 2006 | Read full story Gore urges scientists to warn public about global warming Global warming is going on, says Al Gore, and scientists need to help spread the word. Video: Is the government censoring science? Video: Former VP on American media consumption Thu Dec 14 15:35:00 PST 2006 | Read full story Top 5 list: Most popular stories   1. Microsoft tries to stop Vista piracy monster   2. Gloomy iTunes predictions premature   3. Google launches patent search site   4. New directions in car safety and navigation   5. Google wins patent for search results page design Related Newsletters CNET On-the-Go Weekly View preview  (Delivered every Thursday.) On-the-Go Weekly is the ultimate source for all the gear you need for your mobile lifestyle. Get the scoop on the latest and greatest gadgets you'll use on the go. Subscribe free
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