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    +Intel's Six-Core 'Gulftown' processor revealed, possibly headed to Mac Pro
      Performance numbers of Intel's new six-core Xeon were prematurely revealed by Polish website PCLab , showing strong increases in performance for the chip rumored to be in the next iteration of the Mac Pro.

    +'Telepathic' car symbolises Cambodian car industry hopes
      The gold-coloured convertible turns heads on impoverished Cambodia's roads -- not least because of creator Nhean Phaloek's outlandish claim that it can be operated telepathically.

    +Apple Begins 4th-Gen iPhone Field Tests
      This news shouldn't surprise anyone, certainly not in terms of location. Apple has begun field-testing the 4th generation iPhone in the San Francisco Bay Area. Developers of the iPhone app iBART, which is used to help commuters around the Bay Area Rapid Transit System (BART), Pandav, have reported the finding via the Pinch Media analytics used in their applications.

    +Atlantis lands after mission to space station
      Space shuttle Atlantis and its seven astronauts returned to Earth with a smooth touchdown Friday to end an "amazing" flight that resupplied the International Space Station.

    +GPS cell phone apps challenge standalone devices
      Manufacturers of standalone GPS products will have to move quickly and smartly to transform their dumb map readers into intelligent devices that can provide a host of services such as traffic avoidance.

    +NASA: Floating 'junk' no threat to space station
      But there's another piece of debris in the space station's neighborhood. Mission Control decided late Friday that the outpost would not need to dodge a 10-year-old rocket chunk.

    +Retail mania, IE woes, EU charges
      As in years past, this was a traditionally slow IT news week, especially in the U.S., where Thursday's Thanksgiving holiday was a primary focus, followed by the annual retail extravaganza known as Black Friday .

    +Manchester, NH, Mayor's E-mail Account Breached
      Share + Nov 27, 2009 6:06 pm US/Eastern HOLLY RAMER, Associated Press Writer Someone hacked into Manchester Mayor Frank Guinta's city e-mail account and used it to send about 650,000 messages, the mayor said Friday.

    +New Jersey Lawmaker Pushing for Windmills on Piers
      One New Jersey lawmaker wants to add a new attraction to amusement parks along the Jersey shore: windmills.

    +Roomba Takes Down a Deadly Viper
      You probably have done this yourself: used your vacuum cleaner and gotten something wrapped around a rotating brush, perhaps a string. In this case a Roomba, that autonomous robotic vacuum cleaner, did the same, but with a venomous viper in Israel.

    +Microsoft Releases Windows 7 "Family Guy"Clips
      You'll recall that Microsoft had first decided to sponsor a "Family Guy" episode earlier in the year, but then decided to pull its sponsorship. The reason for backing out of the deal was that Microsoft finally realized just how un-poltically correct "Family Guy" is.

    +Apple Black Friday one-day sale kicks off: $101 off an iMac or MBP
      It's the day after Thanksgiving and that means Black Friday sales in the US. A We're already hearing that parking spaces outside US malls are full up - and it's only just gone 4am on the east coast - so if it's cut-price Apple tech you're after then why not do your shopping online? A As is somewhat traditional by now, Apple have discounts across ...

    +Food banks go high-tech to feed the hungry
      SEATTLE a ' Food banks across the country are undergoing a high-tech revolution, adopting sophisticated databases, bar coding, GPS tracking, automated warehouses and other technologies used in the food industry that increasingly supplies their goods.

    +China to launch second moon mission next October
      China is set to launch its second lunar probe next October in preparation for an unmanned moon landing by the end of 2012, space program officials said Friday.

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