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    +Apple kicks butt, takes names in October desktop and laptop retail sales
      Apple took the top honors in terms of desktop and laptop retail sales in the U.S. in October, according to market research firm NPD Group. As reported on CNET, the iMac line (refreshed in October) and laptops occupied some of the top slots in the list.

    +The future before your eyes
      IMAGINE a world where your contact lenses double as a personal computer display, superimposing information in front of you.

    +Google being made newspaper scapegoat: CEO
      Google is being unfairly scapegoated by newspaper publishers, and wants to help the troubled industry build online revenue, the chief executive of the internet giant said.

    +Mininova Traffic Plummets After Going "Legal"
      Roughly a week ago, Mininova was still the largest torrent site on the Internet, but this quickly changed after the site's founders removed of millions of torrents to avoid having to pay millions of dollars in fines.

    +Google acquires EtherPad maker for Google Wave team
      From the article: AppJet, a company that has been offering an online real-time collaboration tool called EtherPad, has been acquired by Google and will become part of the Google Wave team, according to a post on its blog today. (read more...)

    +Write a Robot for Google Wave
      Summary: In this article we write an extension which will send an e-mail alert whenever someone created a new messagein a Wave (read more...)

    +Novelties: From textbooks to e-books
      Now there is a new approach that may adapt well to textbook pages: two-screen e-book readers with a traditional e-paper display on one screen and a liquid-crystal display on the other to render graphics like science animations in color.

    +Mysteries Surround Afghanistan's Stealth Drone (Updated)
      Earlier this year, blurry pictures were released by the French magazine Air & Cosmos of a previously unknown stealth drone taken at Kandahar in Afghanistan. The photos, snapped in 2007, prompted a wave of speculation about the classified aircraft.

    +Google Music Pays For Listeners On Bing - washingtonpost.com
      It was bad enough when Bing put ads on Google and in AdSense during its launch to get people to come check it out. (In fact, it's still the top sponsored results when you search for "bing" on Google, even though Bing.com is also the top organic result at this point also)

    +Panasonic to pour $1.37b into energy-efficient homes
      Panasonic, the world's biggest maker of plasma televisions, will invest US$1 billion ($1.37 billion) by 2012 in a plan to make outfitting environmentally friendly "green" homes and buildings its core business, an executive said.(By Tim Mullaney and Mariko Yasu)

    +Woman jailed, charged with felony camcordering after recording 4 mins of sister's birthday party in a movie theater Boing Boing
      Woman jailed, charged with felony camcordering after recording 4 mins of sister's birthday party in a movie theater

    +Protesters demand climate 'justice' - MSN News - MSN UK
      The gullible marching in favour of the biggest fraud going; so called global warming. Backed up by fake data. Some poeple will believe anything if lied to long and lod enough.

    +FontCapture: Make A Font From Your Handwriting
      t's craft Saturday here at TheNextWeb. Given that there is probably nothing more to do than wait for new Daily Show episodes to come out, why not give your creative hand a shake? Let's make a font.

    +Verizon Wireless asked by FCC about increased termination fee - San Jose Mercury News
      Federal regulators asked Verizon Wireless to explain why it doubled to $350 the fee customers pay for terminating smart-phone contracts.

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