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October 19, 2007

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		Top headlines New directions for mobile Java Sun sees the desktop version gradually replacing its stripped-down mobile cousin. Will that unfragment Java for gadgets? Fri Oct 19 13:01:00 PDT 2007 | Read full story Photos: Making magic at Maker Faire Dozens of "makers" gather in Austin to showcase their creations at the third Maker Faire. Fri Oct 19 10:46:00 PDT 2007 | Read full story AMD urges investors to reject mini-tender offer TRC Capital looks to buy less than 1 percent of the chipmaker's outstanding shares at below its current market value. Fri Oct 19 09:57:00 PDT 2007 | Read full story Web 2.0 Summit: What's new with Web apps San Francisco confab brings you Flickr's geo-revamp, details from the stealthy Radar Networks, Hakia's spin on social searching, and more. Fri Oct 19 12:12:00 PDT 2007 | Read full story Video of the day Gates: Phones should call person, not number Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates sits down with CNET News.com's Ina Fried to discuss how Unified Communications software will finally modernize the business phone. Commentary Gates still finding his voice Following launch of corporate telephony software, Microsoft's chairman discusses how speech recognition has made inroads and where it has yet to go. Read Full Story News.com Extra 'Smart' sunglasses show athletes a good time Also: Tech's time of tumult Read it now...		Week in review: Apple thinks differently about iPhone Apple welcomes third-party iPhone developers, while Microsoft sets its sights on new territory. Also: The RIAA goes to school. Fri Oct 19 09:47:00 PDT 2007 | Read full story More states join call for extended Microsoft policing In surprise move, attorneys general in four states that previously said antitrust agreement was working now argue Redmond's "Microsoft's Windows monopoly is indisputably resilient." Fri Oct 19 08:42:00 PDT 2007 | Read full story Top 5 list: Most popular stories   1. Gates still has a long to-do list   2. Teaching plasma to follow LCD's lead   3. Watching TV on the laptop--and on the cheap   4. Sex, Nazi, burrito and Viagra: Who Googles what?   5. Leopard roars, iPhone rings Related Newsletters CNET Digital Dispatch View preview  (Delivered daily.) Want CNET's best content delivered right to your in-box? Our free, daily Digital Dispatch newsletter is jam-packed with the day's best reviews, news, and blogs. Subscribe free
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