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Photos: Intel to build first six-core chip

This gallery initially misstated the number of transistors Intel's Dunnington processor, is composed of. It's composed of 1.9 billion transistors.

Read the corrected gallery here.

Microsoft to license Adobe's Flash Lite

This post was updated at 10:15 a.m. PDT to correct the spelling on Anup Murarka's name.

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Microsoft, Intel to sponsor multicore development research

This article incorrectly listed the day of the press conference. It is scheduled for Tuesday.

Read the updated story here.

Photos: Saturn geyser flyby, moon rings, and Mars

This photo gallery originally misstated the location of the geysers the Cassini space probe will pass through. The geysers exist on Enceladus, one of Saturn's moons.

A clarification to another caption was made to better describe the way in which NASA detected a possible ring around Rhea, another of Saturn's moons.

Read the updated captions here.

Searchme nabs $31 million from Google backer, others

This post initially misstated the amount Searchme has raised. It has raised $31 million from early Google backer Sequoia Capital and other investors.

Read the corrected blog here.

Apple blogger dominates shareholder meeting

This blog misstated the day of the week Apple held its shareholder meeting. It was Tuesday. Read the updated story here.

Intel cutting margin expectations on soft flash prices

This story incorrectly described the effect that Intel's Numonyx joint partnership with STMicroelectronics will have on its financial statements. Only the assets will vanish with the deal; Intel is still responsible for reporting any profit or loss made by Numonyx on its income statement in accordance with its stake.

Read the updated story here.