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News - Business Tech
Week in review: Tech stocks tumbleOf course it wasn't just technology stocks that took a dive this week, but industry leaders are doing some serious worrying about what lies ahead.
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Photos: Cracking open Apple's revamped iPod Nano
Technically Incorrect
Why a new $800 Apple laptop had better be prettyIf Apple does launch an $800 laptop next week, the design will, as usual, be the crucial factor.
Coop's Corner
Tech's next step: More M&A?The last time Silicon Valley got hit by this kind of a financial storm, it remade itself and emerged stronger. Will Darwin apply this time around as well?
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Sprint launches Xohm WiMax
News - Wireless
China Mobile plans R&D facility in Silicon ValleyCell phone carrier says it recognizes that data services are the future, and it's looking to Silicon Valley for innovation, according to a news report.
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Talking with Newt Gingrich on tech, bailout
The Social
A financial wreck can't keep good Web developers downFar from Wall Street, attendees of London's Future of Web Apps conference aren't panicking about the economy. Is it entrepreneur's pluck or old-fashioned naivete?
News - Cutting Edge
Academics sink teeth into Yahoo search serviceYahoo hopes its Build Your Own Search Service program has piqued the interest of academic researchers. Next stop: start-ups.
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Photos: Messenger returns to Mercury
Crave
Running rodent measures typing speedUSB Mice Wheel responds to your typing speed.
Green Tech
Urban wind power inspired by ancient PersiaThe shape of urban wind power continues to morph. The latest twist come from Windation, a company with a design inspired by centuries-old "wind catchers."
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