The Week in Photos: Atom, CTIA, and a bow to St. Stupid

April 4, 2008

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		This week's top photo galleries 1 Photos: Atom chip breeds wee gadgets Intel shows off its tiny new processor and some mobile Internet devices designed to use it, from the likes of Asus and LG. 2 Photos: A phone parade at CTIA A roundup of some of the highlights from the CTIA wireless show in Las Vegas, including Windows Mobile update and Samsung's touch-screen phone (just don't call it an iPhone killer). 3 Photos: PARC prints green tech Xerox spinoff company is using technology from its printer business to make better solar cells and to purify water. 4 Photos: A bow to St. Stupid The annual St. Stupid's Day Parade, which pays homage to the patron saint of idiocy, has become an April Fools' Day tradition for San Francisco geeks. 5 Photos: Doubling down on wireless at CTIA The semiannual wireless show features a lineup of new phones, services, and appearances by top industry executives. 6 Photos: How data centers are cooling down Some Silicon Valley hotbeds of high-volume computing are learning to chill, one server at a time. More from CNET News.com:  Latest image galleries:  Get more news:  News.com Extra:  Business Tech:  Cutting Edge:  Access:  Threats:  Media 2.0:  Digital Life:
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