THE WEEK IN REVIEW: Supercomputers and superheroes

June 30, 2007

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		Supercomputers and superheroes Amid all the hype leading up to Friday's iPhone launch, supercomputers managed to grab some headlines, as did security gurus from three prominent companies charged with saving us from villainous Web attacks. It was November 2000 when the first supercomputer passed 4 teraflops, or 4 trillion calculations per second. Now that's the minimum requirement to even show up on the latest version the Top500 list of fastest machines, which was released this week and put supercomputing in the spotlight. Read full story Michelle Meyers CNET News.com Video of the week iPhone for president! CNET.com's Tom Merritt got to ask eager buyers just how much they expect to love the device. Watch this video Most popular stories FAQ: Do your homework on iPhone Eve Google Desktop goes Linux Cloud OS still pie in the sky iPhone: The wait is over Solving the Web security challenge Most discussed stories Can cryptography prevent printer-ink piracy? A method to the iPhone madness? There's a reason voters don't give a damn Gartner: Businesses should be wary of iPhone National ID plan may have killed immigration bill Top photo galleries Tech's 10 most-hyped product launches Line for iPhone starts here iPhone lines all a-Twitter Will the real iPhone please stand up? This virtual road leads to Rome Blog Rumors spreading of European iPhone news for Monday Europeans are going to have to wait for their iPhone until later this year, but good things might be coming to those who wait. Read full story Top 10 products this week Callpod Chargepod 2007 Jaguar XJ-Series LG Muziq (LG 570) Dell Inspiron 531 Dell XPS m1330 2007 Acura RL Panasonic DMP-BD10A Samsung SGH-A717 Nokia E61i Samsung SGH-T409 Related Newsletters CNET Shopper.com Desktops and Notebooks Newsletter View preview  (Delivered every Friday.) If you're in the market for a new desktop or notebook, check out the newest and most popular products designed to fit your budget. Subscribe free More from CNET News.com:  Today on News  Business Tech  Cutting Edge  Access  Threats  Media 2.0  Digital Life  Markets  Blogs  Most Popular  Photo Galleries  Recent Videos
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The iPhone has landed : CNET NEWS.COM

June 29, 2007

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		Top headlines The iPhone has landed Special feature: The wait is over--was it worth it? Make CNET your one-stop destination for all the latest on Apple's new handset. Fri Jun 29 14:58:00 PDT 2007 | Read full story Police Blotter: Dark side of 'reputation defending' service A company claiming to defend online reputations is found liable for harassment, spam and death threats. Fri Jun 29 11:27:00 PDT 2007 | Read full story Free Software Foundation releases GPL 3 The new license adjusts to software industry changes but carries several new provisions. Fri Jun 29 10:43:00 PDT 2007 | Read full story Laptop thief may go to prison for life A man who met a woman through an online dating service, stole her laptop, and was convicted of burglary is facing 31 years to life. Fri Jun 29 12:15:00 PDT 2007 | Read full story Video of the day Eye on the iPhone CNET TV takes a look at Apple's list of purchasing rules for the iPhone, including a limit of two per customer. Podcast The tech world waits for Apple AMD cranks up its super chip, a cautionary tale for online daters, and rumor has it Apple's got a new product coming. Read full story News.com Extra Judge drops last charges in Hewlett-Packard boardroom spying case Also: IBM 1401 Mainframe, the musical Read it now...		Keeping pace with open source Linux looms large in software shifts in India. Plus: Version 3 of the GPL gets a long-awaited release. Fri Jun 29 09:35:00 PDT 2007 | Read full story Week in review: Supercomputers and superheroes Even with all the iPhone hype, supercomputers managed to grab headlines, as did security gurus who save us from villainous Web attacks. Fri Jun 29 12:57:00 PDT 2007 | Read full story Top 5 list: Most popular stories   1. FAQ: Do your homework on iPhone Eve   2. Google Desktop goes Linux   3. Cloud OS still pie in the sky   4. iPhone: The wait is over   5. Solving the Web security challenge Related Newsletters CNET Home and Entertainment Weekly View preview  (Delivered Tuesdays.) Get your weekly dose of news, reviews, and opinionated takes from CNET's home and entertainment editors, who are in the know about all the cutting-edge gear. Subscribe free
		Latest news by section Media 2.0 On the Web, EMI to offer more choices File-sharing 'graveyard' still filling up Is Endeca really the next Google? Digital Life iPhone: The wait is over A method to the iPhone madness? TiVo says Comcast accepts software for DVRs Cutting Edge NASA to send little Mars rover into gaping crater Japanese gadget can predict tremors before they hit Tech joins battle against HIV Business Tech India's Kerala state goes open source Door open to high-tech IPOs that meet thresholds New graphics chips enable next-generation games Access Chiefs defend slow network for the iPhone Nielsen adds to cell phone tracking Paper: Nokia sees new rivals emerging in China Threats National ID plan may have killed immigration bill Gartner: Businesses should be wary of iPhone Wardens of the Web
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