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December 8, 2006

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		Top headlines Conjuring software, then and now roundup Before Java, mashups, Web 2.0 and other modern spins for developing applications, there was Cobol. Fri Dec 08 12:04:00 PST 2006 | Read full story Week in review: Tech loses a loved one The gadget world lost one of its most visible and respected journalists this week with the death of James Kim. Fri Dec 08 10:00:00 PST 2006 | Read full story NTT DoCoMo recalls cell phone batteries Exploding-battery problem hits cell market as Japanese mobile operator recalls lithium ion batteries used in some handsets. Fri Dec 08 09:23:00 PST 2006 | Read full story Cocktail robots mix mojitos in Vienna A bartending robot? You'll find about 30--some flirty--at the annual Roboexotica convention in Austria's capital. Fri Dec 08 08:31:00 PST 2006 | Read full story Video of the day First look at Motorola Slvr L7e The attractive Motorola Slvr L7e has a few notable upgrades from the L7, such as a 1.3-megapixel camera and EDGE support. But CNET's Nicole Lee says it still suffers from stiff keys that are a bit too close to the phone's surface. Commentary 'The world needs only five computers' newsmaker Greg Papadopoulos, Sun's chief technology officer, foresees large-scale consolidation in computing services. Read Full Story News.com Extra IPO watch: Holiday traffic Also: Commentary: 'I will not cheat' Read it now...		How to help the James Kim family CNET editor in chief thanks readers for their outpouring of support and explains how to help James Kim's family. Fri Dec 08 12:32:00 PST 2006 | Read full story Sony outsources IT development to India A boost for India's offshore-development industry, move is intended to help Sony's European wing focus on core activities. Fri Dec 08 06:30:00 PST 2006 | Read full story Top 5 list: Most popular stories   1. James Kim: 1971-2006   2. Wishes for the Kim family   3. The Apple phone flop   4. 'The world needs only five computers'   5. The next notebook battery? Lithium polymer Related Newsletters CNET Weekend Hit List View preview  (Delivered Saturdays.) Need a snapshot of what's hot? CNET's Weekend Hit List newsletter delivers. Each Saturday, you'll get a roundup of the week's most-popular gadgets, hot reviews, top downloads, and big news. Subscribe free
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