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June 5, 2007

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		Top headlines The pit crews behind DARPA's robot race From MIT professors to high school dropouts, humans are the driving force as the urban challenge draws closer. Photos: Teams tune up for Urban Challenge Tue Jun 05 12:01:00 PDT 2007 | Read full story Apple unveils upgraded MacBook Pro laptops Santa Rosa processors, higher-end graphics cards, memory space and energy-efficiency features part of upgrade announcement. Tue Jun 05 07:38:00 PDT 2007 | Read full story Via trots out mini notebook, mobile motherboard Taiwanese company, trying to up its market share, unveils tiny NanoBook, plus hardware for smart phones. Photos: Via's little mobos Tue Jun 05 07:07:00 PDT 2007 | Read full story Managing the meds from miles away An increasing number of baby boomers are turning to technology to help keep track of their aging parents' medication. Photos: Tech lends hand to med management Tue Jun 05 04:00:00 PDT 2007 | Read full story Video of the day Date and time stamping on your Canon A550 Here's a tip on how to put date and time on your photos only when you want it. Commentary Spyware skirmishes: Spy versus antispy Internet lawyer Venkat Balasubramani says the outcome of a legal tiff could force big changes in the antispyware landscape. Read Full Story News.com Extra Local TV in five cities goes online through YouTube Also: Software learns when it pays to deceive. Read it now...		Intel readies new chipsets Computex attendees in Taiwan will see Intel launch an annual update to its chipsets, along with a new notebook for emerging markets. Tue Jun 05 00:05:00 PDT 2007 | Read full story Harmonious signals for digital music From iPods and iPhones to all the other sing-song gadgets, there's no shortage of ways to get to your tunes. Tue Jun 05 12:29:00 PDT 2007 | Read full story Top 5 list: Most popular stories   1. Net taxes could arrive by this fall   2. China's new weapon: Low executive pay   3. The copyright buzz from the 'Electric Slide'   4. Microsoft teams with Linux distributor Xandros   5. HP says no to Intel's Turbo Memory Related Newsletters CNET Photo and Video Weekly View preview  (Delivered Mondays.) CNET drops the highlights of the week's digital-imaging coverage right in your in-box. From capture to output and every stop in between, we tell you what to buy and how to use it. Subscribe free
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