May 29, 2009 12:15 PM PDT
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Cutting Edge
Starry, starry 'first light' from NASA's WISE missionThe new Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer kicks off its mission to scan and capture a view of the entire sky with a look at the constellation Carina.
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Gallery
NASA trains WISE eye on the sky (photos)
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Webware
Facebook fixes bug that crashed some iPhone appsEngineers at the social network address a bug that caused some iPhone apps to crash when trying to interface with the service.
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2010 CES
Ray Kurzweil tries to build a better e-readerThe computing pioneer is at CES showing off his Blio software that combines digital books with video, audio and Web content.
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Video
Highlights from the Microsoft keynote
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Deep Tech
Google real-time search: 6 min. to spot quakeA minor Silicon Valley earthquake sets Twitter abuzz. A few minutes later, Google surfaces the event in its search results.
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Seth Meyers skit at the Microsoft keynote
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The Social
Pingdom: Facebook is killing it on page viewsA report from the traffic firm suggests that the social network has 11 times as many page views as its closest competitor, MySpace.
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2010 CES
Ford brings digital comforts to carsCEO Alan Mulally, in keynote address, touts the latest in-car technology for upcoming models that let drivers connect to smartphone apps using voice commands.
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Gallery
Navteq laser vision's view of the world (images)
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2010 CES
Panasonic's wireless pole-like speakers/receiver support 3D video pass-throughPanasonic has announced the successor to the SC-ZT1 wireless home theater system, paring the speaker total down to two and adding 3D video pass-through.
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Planetary Gear
Auto industry focused on hybrids, survey saysR&D spending for hybrid and alternative fuel car technology to increase as automakers rush to give consumers what they want, according to KPMG research.
