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September 19, 2007

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		Top headlines Intel has new ideas for mobile computing Company's strategy is focusing on handheld mobile computers, and a new network to service them. Wed Sep 19 11:27:00 PDT 2007 | Read full story Photos: More than chips at IDF At the Intel Developer Forum this week, Rackable Systems keeps data on ICE and Stanford preps its driverless car. Wed Sep 19 08:00:00 PDT 2007 | Read full story Oxford University Press wins oldest HP-UX prize A server running happily after 10 years of service wins Hewlett-Packard's hunt to find the U.K.'s oldest, working HP-UX installation. Wed Sep 19 12:36:00 PDT 2007 | Read full story ByDesign, SAP introduces on-demand business Enterprise software giant's midmarket-focused service to compete with those of Salesforce.com, NetSuite and Oracle. Wed Sep 19 09:51:00 PDT 2007 | Read full story Video of the day RIM's new, Wi-Fi enabled BlackBerry The RIM BlackBerry 8820 gets another boost with Wi-Fi capabilities. CNET's Bonnie Cha examines this and other features in the latest version of the popular communications device. Commentary Why political bloggers can breathe easier Internet attorney Eric J. Sinrod explains how political blogs are able to remain exempt from campaign finance regulations. Read Full Story News.com Extra Intelligent, chatty machines Also: Searching passengers' faces for subtle cues to terror. Read it now...		Tackling the cell phone unlock game SIM card swapping for travel outside of the U.S. is a snap, but give your carrier some time to get the unlock code. Wed Sep 19 10:00:00 PDT 2007 | Read full story Images: Google Moon adds to lunar experience Google Earth flies with NASA to revisit the moon-landing sites and let visitors conduct their own lunar explorations. Wed Sep 19 08:14:00 PDT 2007 | Read full story Top 5 list: Most popular stories   1. Rivals make run at Microsoft Office   2. Mozilla tries Firefox recipe with Thunderbird   3. IBM to offer office software free in challenge to Microsoft's line   4. I have a cell now, and I might use it too   5. 'Halo' no longer just a game for Microsoft Related Newsletters CNET News.com Coop's Corner View preview  (Delivered weekly.) This newsletter brings you opinion columns from leading industry thinkers and interviews with the biggest names in tech. Plus, Executive Editor Charles Cooper spins the week's events. Subscribe free
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