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April 19, 2007

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		Top headlines Dell brings back XP on home systems After adding it back as an option for small businesses, direct seller offers older OS on consumer machines in response to demand. Thu Apr 19 11:04:00 PDT 2007 | Read full story Google first-quarter profit rises almost 70 percent Results beat Wall Street expectations as the company turns search market share gains into even more revenue from paid search advertising. Thu Apr 19 13:52:00 PDT 2007 | Read full story 'Freakonomics' writer talks monkey business Speaking at AIIM Expo, Stephen Dubner says upcoming book will shed light on human crime and what monkeys do with hard-won cash. Thu Apr 19 12:21:00 PDT 2007 | Read full story Tool mines personal data from across Net Security researcher crafts product that associates data from multiple sources and could provide enough information for ID fraudsters. Thu Apr 19 11:36:00 PDT 2007 | Read full story Video of the day Explore music in Firefox With the update to the popular Firefox add-on FoxyTunes, you can now find all kinds of media related to your favorite artists! It's also a quick way to discover new artists and music. Commentary The Spy Act that loved me? Policy analyst Bartlett Cleland warns that a patchwork of state spyware laws will end up having the opposite effect desired by proponents. Read Full Story News.com Extra Inside the Pentagon's new high-tech gear Also: How to speed up movie downloads Read it now...		Opening gambits for open source Traffic jam hits Ubuntu's "Feisty Fawn" debut, Mozilla Thunderbird 2 takes flight and BabelDisc offers Linux for technophobes. Thu Apr 19 13:02:00 PDT 2007 | Read full story Photos: A high-tech future dawns in China Beijing is a blend of the old and the new, from Lenovo's headquarters to the massive groundwork for the 2008 Summer Olympics. Thu Apr 19 10:22:00 PDT 2007 | Read full story Top 5 list: Most popular stories   1. PC makers walk fine line with 'crapware'   2. BlackBerry e-mail is back, but problems remain   3. Intel moves closer to flash memory replacement   4. BlackBerry outage: RIM a victim of its own success?   5. TurboTax e-filing woes draw customer ire 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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