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    Last update: December 22, 2009

    +Identity stolen? Senators want thieves to pay for your troubles
      Wide-ranging bill approved by a Senate panel would also impose up to five years behind bars for merely threatening to steal information from a computer with extortion in mind.

    +'Time'names iPhone 'invention of the year'
      Apparently, nothing really important was invented this year in biology, space travel, health care, personal safety, economics, nuclear research, disease control, or transportation.

    +Podcast: Verizon's tech plans for the future
      Microsoft's new photo technology, how to make energy from dirt, and the world's largest corn maze.

    +Upgraders to get free flavor of Office for Mac 2008
      Microsoft aims to entice Apple fans with a discounts for upgrading to Office for Mac 2008.

    +Political-media alliance to Fox News: Let debate video ring
      Nonpartisan group founded to support open distribution for presidential-debate video calls on network to rescind cease-and-desist letter to John McCain's campaign.

    +Photos: Cracking open a digital camera
      Watch and learn as TechRepublic member Erik Eckel pries into the private life of a Vivitar ViviCam.

    +FCC urged to stop Comcast Internet blocking
      Several Net neutrality supporters have filed a petition with the Federal Communications Commission to force Comcast to stop blocking peer-to-peer traffic.

    +Linux CEO lashes out at Ballmer
      After seeing Windows wedge its way into a deal with the Nigerian government, Mandriva's chief criticizes Microsoft's competitive tactics.

    +Hot deal: Philips wireless FM transmitter for $11
      Anywhere there's a radio, there's your MP3 collection to boot.

    +Itanium goes bump in the night
      You had to look hard to catch even a glimpse of the Intel Itanium Processor 9100 announcement--formerly known under the Montvale code name.

    +Tokyo stands as standard for growing cities
      Video: Tokyo stands as standard for growing cities. Tokyo is arguably the high-tech capital of the world. With cutting-edge technology, efficiency in travel and creative options for living in constrained spaces, the city of 12 million people is also a model for other growing cities. CNET News.com's Michael Kanellos took a camera with him on a recent trip to see why this city has gained the status it has.

    +Report: 'Hedgetards'didn't pump cash into Facebook
      Blogger says he has formally debunked the claim that Facebook had raised $500 million from two hedge funds.

    +HD DVD players hit $99 at Wal-Mart, Best Buy
      Wal-Mart is selling the Toshiba HD-A2 HD DVD player for $99 this Friday, as part of its "Secret In-Store Specials"promotion.

    +News.com Extra: NASA scrambles to repair space station
      Plus: Scientists create technicolor neuron 'Brainbow'. Read these stories and more from around the Web on News.com Extra.

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