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November 8, 2007

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		Top headlines Gphone vs. iPhone: The security debate begins Plans for Google's Android spark discussion about whether its Linux platform will prove more--or less--secure than Apple's proprietary iPhone. Thu Nov 08 12:37:00 PST 2007 | Read full story Adobe: Online Photoshop coming this year The image-editing powerhouse will offer a beta version of its online version of Photoshop this year and put it into production in 2008. (From News.com's Underexposed blog.) Thu Nov 08 12:05:00 PST 2007 | Read full story WordPress founder looks into blogging's future Matt Mullenweg could be considered a superstar here at the BlogWorld conference, where he spoke to hundreds about starting WordPress and the future of blogging. Thu Nov 08 12:42:00 PST 2007 | Read full story Senators shelve vote to shield corporate wiretap collaborators Key panel to wait until next week to debate contentious bill that, in current form, would crush lawsuits against companies accused of illegal cooperation with the government. Thu Nov 08 10:37:00 PST 2007 | Read full story Video of the day Interactive game merges tech, urban adventure Hewlett-Packard's Mscape suite of apps helps people create location-based games and tours. HP brings its technology, currently in beta, to life with an urban adventure using handheld devices and actors. Blog Crave: It's the gear you've gotta see The world is awash in gorgeous gadgets and other stuff worth buzzing about. Crave sorts out the good--and the weird. Read it now... News.com Extra PopSci honors top 2007 innovations Also: Space-based solar power beams become next energy frontier Read it now...		Photos: BMW cycles through Milan German automaker offers up new bikes and updates for the adventurer, off-road racer, and highway master at the EICMA Motorcycle Show Wednesday. Thu Nov 08 13:01:00 PST 2007 | Read full story Apple's iPhone heading across the pond Stores in the United Kingdom and Germany on Friday start selling the smartphone, still locked and sans 3G, in its debut outside of the U.S. market. (From News.com's One More Thing blog.) Thu Nov 08 10:23:00 PST 2007 | Read full story Top 5 list: Most popular stories   1. In Finland shooting, fallout for YouTube?   2. Google's Android has long road ahead   3. Some sites back online after NaviSite goof   4. MIT offers City Car for the masses   5. Google unveils cell phone software and alliance 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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