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April 16, 2007

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		Top headlines Attack code raises Windows DNS zero-day risk At least four exploits for vulnerability in the Windows domain name system service were published over the weekend. Mon Apr 16 12:32:00 PDT 2007 | Read full story Round and round the Earth we go It wasn't so long ago, really, that the first man flew into space. Now Earth's orbit plays host to tourists and joggers. Mon Apr 16 12:25:00 PDT 2007 | Read full story NBC, News Corp. sign video deal with Comcast Nation's top cable provider will distribute TV programs and movies from the two media powerhouses through its Web sites. Mon Apr 16 10:28:00 PDT 2007 | Read full story Nokia makes push for mobile TV, widget development Company is teaming up with other handset makers on devices and promoting new applications for surfing the mobile Net. Mon Apr 16 10:15:00 PDT 2007 | Read full story Video of the day Vote for Web apps that really work Webware.com editor Rafe Needleman talks with CNET News.com's Charles Cooper about Webware's competition to pick the best Web apps. Drawing on the wisdom and expertise of Webware readers, the Web 100 contest will find the best apps in 10 categories. Perspective Keeping clean tech down-to-earth For Vinod Khosla, the debate over solar power and other energy options comes down to pragmatic questions of cost. Read full story News.com Extra Delivering the digital goods: iTunes vs. peer-to-peer Also: MySpace is not the Web. Get ready to move on Read it now...		Adobe's Creative Suite 3 hits store shelves Premium and standard packages include mobile-device emulation and the next generation of company's design and Web applications. Mon Apr 16 07:43:00 PDT 2007 | Read full story Gold to go in diesel engines Gold. It's not just for teeth anymore. Nanostellar is going to use it to save automakers money and make diesel cars run cleaner. Sun Apr 15 21:00:00 PDT 2007 | Read full story Top 5 list: Most popular stories   1. Fun and profit with obsolete computers   2. Apple exhibits Final Cut Studio 2   3. 'Barcade' renaissance for old-school games   4. Engineering change: Plugging Africa's kids in to $100 laptop   5. Yuri's Night: Burning Man meets NASA Related Newsletters CNET Webware Weekly View preview  (Delivered every Saturday.) Get the latest news and reviews on all the cool new applications available through your Web browser with Webware.com’s weekly newsletter. Subscribe free
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