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July 18, 2007

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		Top headlines Photos: Bionic hand gets thumbs-up I-Limb ushers in new era of prosthetics, allowing intricate, pressure-sensitive grips. Wed Jul 18 10:00:00 PDT 2007 | Read full story Google's cookie cut may not be enough for EU EU data watchdog has welcomed Google's announcement of a two-year cookie lifespan but says its major concern is server log data use. Wed Jul 18 12:29:00 PDT 2007 | Read full story Photos: Zonbu PC--the little, green rental machine Zonbu is releasing a tiny Linux-based PC that runs on low power, is silent and has no hard drive. But you do have to rent online storage. Wed Jul 18 07:18:00 PDT 2007 | Read full story Fake Steve Jobs lashes out against 'invasions of privacy' It's all fun and games until someone starts calling lawyers. And unless it's his greatest gag yet, Fake Steve Jobs is no longer amused. Wed Jul 18 11:37:00 PDT 2007 | Read full story Video of the day Samsung puts 3D into HDTVs To enable 3D content on the TV, users will need Samsung proprietary software, a PC, a DVI card and 3D glasses. Commentary Reformers must alter one-size-fits-all patents Tech politics watcher Brian Kahin says the patent system should suit different needs, granting one sort of patent for software, for instance, and another for drugs. Read Full Story News.com Extra Apple granted patent for user account portability Also: Line goes dead for a Web caller Read it now...		HP, MIT bolster DSpace open-source archives The new DSpace Foundation will provide support to more than 200 institutions that use the online tool to manage digital documents. Wed Jul 18 10:04:00 PDT 2007 | Read full story Photos: New BlackBerry goes Wi-Fi Yes, Research In Motion is still in business and has released information on its first Wi-Fi-enabled smart phone, the BlackBerry 8820. Wed Jul 18 08:46:00 PDT 2007 | Read full story Top 5 list: Most popular stories   1. Will security firms detect police spyware?   2. Microsoft looks to improve its name game   3. Security firms on police spyware, in their own words   4. Intel shifts back to the fast lane   5. Firefox gains at IE's expense in Europe Related Newsletters CNET At Work View preview  (Delivered every Tuesday.) CNET At Work provides small business professionals with the latest information on buying, managing, and protecting the technology on which their office relies each and every day. Subscribe free
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