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May 30, 2007

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		Top headlines Microsoft hopes 'Milan' table PC has magic touch Five years in the making, company's new tabletop computer is controlled entirely through touch; there's no mouse or keyboard. Photos: Reaching out and touching Milan Tue May 29 21:01:00 PDT 2007 | Read full story How the 'Milan' table PC was born Microsoft is taking the wraps off this week, but the notion of a table-like computer has generated interest at the company since at least 2001. Photos: On the road to Microsoft's Milan Tue May 29 21:01:00 PDT 2007 | Read full story Alphabet changes color of communication Inventor readies e-mail system based on an innovative alphabet in which the 26 English letters are represented solely by individual colors. Images: Making words colorful Wed May 30 04:00:00 PDT 2007 | Read full story Police Blotter: Cops need warrant to search cell phone? Alleged medical-marijuana distributors arrested in San Francisco say police should have obtained warrant for search of cell phone. Wed May 30 03:59:00 PDT 2007 | Read full story Video of the day Facebook announces widgets galore Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook.com's founder, announces that the social-networking company will accept third-party applications on the site. CNET News.com talks to Glimpse, Atendio, Uber, Bunchball and Plum about how they plan on displaying their widgets on Facebook. Commentary The case against Twitter At best it's a silly distraction; at worst it's a stage for self-indulgent blather, and I don't care what you had for lunch. Read Full Story News.com Extra File-sharing sites being subverted for Web attacks Also: Which ISPs are spying on you? Read it now...		HP strolls down shopping aisle of the future Fledgling system from HP Labs combines servers, printing and imaging technology to eliminate coupons and customize the buying experience. Tue May 29 15:57:00 PDT 2007 | Read full story The wide, wide world of Google With GreenBorder, the search giant gets deeper into Net security. Plus: Google Earth close-ups and DoubleClick scrutiny. Tue May 29 15:13:00 PDT 2007 | Read full story Top 5 list: Most popular stories   1. Cyberattack in Estonia--what it really means   2. Intel: Software needs to heed Moore's Law   3. The enduring force of 'Star Wars'   4. Google Maps takes it to the streets   5. Net taxes could arrive by this fall 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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