CNET Corrections- Page 74

EU regulators cool on Microsoft open-source move

An earlier version of this report attributed comments to Brad Smith that should have been attributed to Steve Ballmer.

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Mapping medieval streets using GPS

This story initially misidentified the model number of the phone used on the tour. Read the updated story here.

Dolby stakes its claim in 3D movie tech

This story misspelled the name of Infitec, the company from which Dolby licensed filtering technology.

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What's Microsoft's next move in fight for Yahoo?

This story mischaracterized comments by Ken Allen of T. Rowe Price. They represent his views on how Microsoft may be evaluating its steps toward acquiring Yahoo.

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Ecobloggers bring the landfill home

An earlier version of this story misstated the amount of plastic trash Beth Terry accumulates and weighs, and the frequency with which she does so. Terry weighs her plastic trash, which averages about 20 items totaling less than an ounce, each week.

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Nvidia to acquire Ageia for the PhysX chip

This story misstated the role of Ageia's PhysX technology in the three major gaming consoles: the Xbox 360, the Playstation 3, and the Wii. Ageia's PhysX chips are found only in PCs and as add-on cards, but the company makes software that helps developers create special effects in games made for the gaming consoles. Read the updated story here.

Apple TV 2.0 delayed a week or two

This story originally misstated the software that currently ships with new Apple TVs. They come with the older version of Apple's software. The newer version of the software will be available in a week or two, according to Apple. Read the updated story here.