• LOLCat of the day. Oh, it never gets tired.
• In case your imagination is as weak as your biceps, check out these dumbell add-ons to pump up your Wii-Fit workout (and four other weird WiiMote accessories). [NewLaunches]
• Wandering adventurer Christoph Rehage took a year to walk across China, documenting his travels and stunning facial hair growth in our favorite video of the day. [Vimeo]
• As if advertising isn't ubiquitous enough, it can now chase you down and force you to touch it. Thanks, Japan. [DesignBoom]
• While you were innocently sleeping, Apple was updating the mystery device living in your iPhone. [NetworkWorld]

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• According to the Inquirer, Microsoft accidentally let slip yesterday that it will be changing the name of its mobile operating system, from Windows Mobile to Windows Phone. Although that's not much of a change, Windows Mobile is definitely due for a revamp. [From: The Inquirer]
• Nintendo's years-long joyride of improbably good sales had to end someday: today, the company announced significant drops in sales and profits for the last quarter. Don't expect the dour days to last though, with the recent release of 'Wii Sports Resort' and the forthcoming 'Super Mario Brothers Wii,' it won't be long before Nintendo is back in the driver's seat. [From: Venturebeat]
• We're not surprised that there's a lawsuit pending in the case of an EMT posting a photo of a murdered woman at a crime scene onto Facebook -- but it boggles the mind that the litigating attorney wants to implicate Facebook enough to "shut it down." [From: Fox News]
• A joint experiment between the Russian Institute for Biomedical Problems and the European Space Agency to simulate a trip to Mars packed a group of six volunteers into a mock spacecraft for more than three months. Not surprisingly, the crew had issues with boredom. A similar, 520-day simulation is set to begin next year. [From: New Scientist]
• A number of West African nations have been almost completely cut off from the Internet, thanks to an unknown problem with an undersea data line from Europe. Mobile phone service, broadband, and banking have been crippled by nearly 70-percent in the worst-hit areas. [From: BBC]
• PriceGrabber.com recently surveyed consumers about how they back up their digital data -- surprisingly, 28-percent said they had never backed up their music. Not so surprising: younger people back up photos to the Web more than twice as often as older generations. [From: PriceGrabber]
• Yesterday Kodak showed off the new HD-shooting (1080p) Zi8 camcorder. The pocket cam comes with gyroscopic image stabilization, a line-in jack for hooking up high quality mics, and the usual SD card slot, supporting up to 32GB of storage. The Zi8 features a unique variation on the "USB arm" (standard on these microcamcorders); the USB plug is bendable, making it easier to hook into your computer. [From: Kodak]
  

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• In case you don't closely follow the politics of intrasolar astronomy, you should know that Pluto's demotion from planetary status may not be permanent. The debate of Pluto's fate has been reignited, thanks to an international snub and one very pissed-off governor. [From: New Scientist]
• What happens when your big budget, movie-adaptation of 'Halo' gets dropped by the studios? You give 'em the middle finger with your own indie-alien flick. Wired has the story of the birth of 'District 9' -- we knew those aliens in the trailer looked vaguely like Covenant Elites. [From: Wired]
• The next generation of computers may be powered by super-intelligent bacteria. Will antivirus software come in a syringe? [From: The Guardian]
• AdAge reports that Bing and Yahoo! may soon be joining forces to take on the Google search hegemony. A new deal is in the works that could see a Microsoft takeover of the search number two. [From: Ad Age]
• If you're in the UK, you can soon look forward to government officials filling up your Twitter stream -- the British government has published a guide to Tweeting for its ministers, urging them to be "human" and "informal." Smashing! [From: Yahoo! Tech]

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Continue reading If We Chose the Names of Wireless Networks in Our Building...

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If We Chose the Names of Wireless Networks in Our Building... originally appeared on Switched on Sat, 25 Jul 2009 17:42:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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• Actor Kevin Spacey talks to MTV News about 'The Social Network,' a new film he's producing based on the creation of Facebook. He wouldn't mention who might be cast as college-aged founder Mark Zuckerberg, but if it's Shia Lebeouf, we swear we're quitting movies. [From: MTV News]
• So what if Microsoft's 'Laptop Hunters' ads claim that Apple's computers are too expensive? Market research firm NPD has announced that Apple now has a 91-percent market share in premium computers costing more than $1,000. [From: Betanews]
• Last month, Facebook allowed its users to register vanity URLs for their profiles. In case you regret your choice, Facebook's giving you a do-over, but make it good -- you only get one. [From: Download Squad]
• Despite Microsoft executive Kevin Turner bragging about how Apple demanded the company pull its 'Laptop Hunters' ads since Apple had lowered its prices, Microsoft has given in and adjusted one of its spots. The ad in question has been pulled from YouTube and replaced with a reedited version. [From: Business Insider]
• In time for the 40th anniversary of Comic-con, Google released a slew of new comic themes for its iGoogle homepage. Rock your page with heroes like Iron Man and Batman, or take things back a few years with a Peanuts-themed page. [From: Google Blog]

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• Google is inviting 100,000 people to test out its new Google Wave service (which aims to revolutionize Web communication). We're baking them a cake to improve our odds of getting an early look. How are you getting your invite? [From: Mashable]
• Billboard is revamping its Web site, partnering with everyone under the sun to combine interactive chart rankings, ticketing, and streaming/downloadable music. [From: USA Today]
• Last we heard, Pirate Bay was ready to be purchased by Global Gaming Factory (GGF). Now GGF is backing off, claiming that the buyout will only happen if it can turn Pirate Bay into a "legitimate business." Sure, good luck with that. [From: SF Gate]
• Facebook is releasing promo videos (with behind-the-scenes clips) about how certain features of the social-networking site came to be. Here's one about the birth of Facebook Video -- a service which, incidentally, is seeing more than 1 billion (yes, that's a 'b') video views per month. [From: TechCrunch]
• E-reader maker Plastic Logic can add AT&T to its list of partners (which already includes Barnes and Noble). Today, AT&T announced it will provide the 3G connectivity for Plastic Logic's upcoming reader device. We said it before: Look out, Kindle. [From: Wall Street Journal]
• Paid Content is reporting that MySpace is set to launch its own Web-mail service. Get ready, Internet, for an onslaught of blinged-out, emo-tastic, Fall Out Boy-pumping e-messages filling up your inboxes. [From: Paid Content]

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Continue reading 'King of Queens' Actor Gary Valentine on Filming for the Web

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'King of Queens' Actor Gary Valentine on Filming for the Web originally appeared on Switched on Mon, 20 Jul 2009 12:54:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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• Barnes & Noble is jumping headlong into the e-book market with a new digital store and an e-book reader app for Mac, PC, and iPhone. Word on the street says the favorite haunt of suburbanites may soon be launching a hardware reader, too. Look out, Kindle. [From: TUAW]
• In honor of the lunar landing's 40th anniversary, neckerchief purveyor and suitcaserist Louis Vuitton has created a giant space trunk, called the Malle Mars, that promises to transport your wares through the cosmos in style. Although it resembles something from a derelict ship on a tiny, myst-filled planetoid somewhere between Thedus and Earth, this egg contains something much nicer -- namely, luxury goodies like fine china and a sweet folding chair. Fire up the Nostromo, Ripley, and fly us to the beach. [From: DVICE]
• If you think all those mix CDs you burned back in 2001 are going to last forever, think again. TechArp recently found that 10-percent of disks seven- to nine-years-old fail. Could be bad news for your Dashboard Confessional/TLC mix. [From: Slashdot]
• Link-sharing site Digg made waves in April when it launched its controversial DiggBar service. The DiggBar is making headlines again, thanks to a change that redirects all linked URLs back to the Digg homepage before sending clickers to the original linked article. To put things lightly, people are pissed -- and it looks like Digg founder Kevin Rose is none too happy with the change, either. [From: TechCrunch]
• Kid-journal Pediatrics recently released a report claiming that kids can get as much exercise playing video games like 'Dance Dance Revolution' and 'Wii Sports' as they can from moderate to intense walking. Take that, mom. [From: Joystiq]

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Continue reading Nintendo 'Zelda' Emblem Secretly Hidden in Google Logos

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Nintendo 'Zelda' Emblem Secretly Hidden in Google Logos originally appeared on Switched on Fri, 17 Jul 2009 15:30:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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• India plans to issue unique numbers and biometric ID cards to every one of its 1.2 billion citizens, many of whom have no documented proof of existence. Officials hope to store all the data online in what's intended to be the Fort Knox of all databases. [From: The Times UK]
• Bouquet tosses at weddings can get scrappy, but one at a recent Italian wedding turned into a scramble to avoid fiery death when the bride's bouquet was sucked into a small plane's engine, causing it to crash into a hostel. [From: Neatorama]
• Woah now! Bill Gates is saying that Microsoft's motion-sensing Natal game controller will be available for PCs and support office-related gestures. Wave your hand to reboot Word when it crashes! [From: DVICE]
• Pizza Hut has become the first pizza chain with an iPhone app. Aside from letting you place orders, the free app comes with games to play while you wait for your cheesy-calorie-injection-in-a-box. Details are slim, but we're hoping it prompts you to jog in place if you order the Philly Meatball Double Cheese Stuf'd Crust Supreme. [From: Ad Age]
• After a mysterious tweet from a Twitter client called Penguin FB, the rumor mill is grinding that Facebook may be developing a Twitter app. [From: Mashable]
• There's all kinds of speculation about the iPhone leaving AT&T next year, but nothing official yet. The most likely carrier to take over the wunder-phone would be Verizon, but what would this mean for AT&T? [From: LA Times]

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• Rumors are circulating that Amazon is looking to buy DVD and Web-video provider Netflix. Netflix stocks have been soaring in the rumor's wake, but there's no official word yet from either company. [From: Newteevee]
• BlackBerry is launching an official social network for you CrackBerry addicts out there. Get your profile going and start gushing about the new Tour phone at MyBlackBerry. [From: Read Write Web]
• According to Mashable, Facebook employees can now sell shares in the company at a value of $6.5 billion. That means Facebook is worth more than CBS, Macy's, and Discovery Communications. [From: Mashable]
• Microsoft may have pulled its recent Internet Explorer 8 ad featuring a vomit-spewing housewife, but the video is taking the Web by storm. Vomit equals viral traffic? Hey, we're writing about it. [From: Cnet]
• According to the blog of security company BKIS, a hacker that has been plaguing the U.S. and South Korea (among other countries) with denial-of-service attacks has been operating from the U.K. [From: BKIS]
• Who says you need computers to fight crime? The NYPD spends hundreds of thousands of dollars to keep up its antiquated fleet of typewriters. [From: CNN]

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Continue reading The Daily Engadget: New LG Chocolate Hotness, Fujifilm's 3-D Camera

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The Daily Engadget: New LG Chocolate Hotness, Fujifilm's 3-D Camera originally appeared on Switched on Mon, 13 Jul 2009 11:01:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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History is filled with some great weapons, but generals like to say that wars are won with soldiers, not swords. What do they know? We like to keep abreast of our collective militant pasts, and can certainly think of a couple of devices of war that changed the course of world history. In honor of summer revolutionary holidays (and because we were too busy blowing ourselves up on July 4th), we're honoring France's Bastille Day on July 14 with five revolutionary weapon technologies that changed the game -- and changed the world. Vive la révolution!

Continue reading 5 Weapons That Changed the World

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• See some graffiti in Chowdah Town? A pothole? Exploding hydrant? Use the City of Boston's new iPhone App to snap a photo and spam the mayor's office until it's fixed. [From: Boston.com]
• Yahoo!'s rolling out a new search tool entitled "Search Pad." It detects when you're doing research and automatically starts saving search results, allowing you to take notes in the process. [From: Wall Street Journal]
• Facebook board member Mark Andreessen is telling Reuters that the social network would be making "billions" if it pulled the trigger on monetization. [From: Reuters]
• Jammie Thomas-Rasset -- the Minnesota mom who was recently ordered to pay $1.92 million in damages for downloading 24 songs on Kazaa -- is asking the judge to throw out the "shocking verdict" or to allow her an appeal. [From: Ars Technica]
• The Consumerist writes that customers are still receiving cracked Netflix Blu-ray discs in the mail. Could the problem have caused Netflix to increase the price of its Blu-ray rental plan? [From: Consumerist]

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The Daily Engadget: Sony VAIO W Netbook, Electro-Kitty originally appeared on Switched on Tue, 07 Jul 2009 10:18:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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• The Sci Fi channel is changing its name. Goodbye, Sci Fi; hello, SyFy. The shortened, homophonically named version of the channel will still rock all your favorite programming, but do so with less traditional vowels. [From: Washington Post]
• Engadget reports that 19-year old hacker-extraordinaire GeoHot claims to have successfully jailbroken and unlocked the new iPhone 3GS. [From: Engadget]
• Sure, Michael Jackson's death nearly blew up the Internet last week, but judging from some analyses of Web trends, the Web crowd is already over it. So why hasn't TV news figured that out yet? [From: Business Insider]
• The federal conviction of cyber-bullying MySpace-mom Lori Drew has been dismissed by a U.S. District Court judge. Despite previous misdemeanor convictions, the larger felony charges for hacking were unable to stick. [From: Reuters]
• After months in the works, ABC shows are finally coming to Hulu. 'Grey's Anatomy' hits the video site today, and more shows will be rolling out in the next two weeks. [From: Cnet]
• Thanks to Google's Chrome, Mozilla's Firefox, and Apple's Safari, Microsoft's Internet Explorer is losing market share in the browser world -- and fast. TechCrunch has all the details from the front lines of this "new browser war." [From: TechCrunch]

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Continue reading The Daily Engadget: McDonald's 'McCharge,' iPods to Get Cameras?

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The Daily Engadget: McDonald's 'McCharge,' iPods to Get Cameras? originally appeared on Switched on Mon, 06 Jul 2009 11:03:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Morning Xtra: Giant Anti-Missile Blimp, Insider Trading in Pirate Bay Sale? originally appeared on Switched on Thu, 02 Jul 2009 11:50:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Continue reading Morning Xtra: Flickr Opens to Twitter, MacBooks for Maine Students

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Morning Xtra: Flickr Opens to Twitter, MacBooks for Maine Students originally appeared on Switched on Wed, 01 Jul 2009 11:10:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Continue reading Morning Xtra: Clear Selling Private Member Data, Pirate Bay Goes Legit

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Morning Xtra: Clear Selling Private Member Data, Pirate Bay Goes Legit originally appeared on Switched on Tue, 30 Jun 2009 11:01:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Continue reading Morning Xtra: Shaq's $1K Twitter Challenge, Pirate Bay Now Playing Movies

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Morning Xtra: Shaq's $1K Twitter Challenge, Pirate Bay Now Playing Movies originally appeared on Switched on Mon, 29 Jun 2009 11:12:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Continue reading Morning Xtra: Fallon Beats Tiger Woods! No Retrial for Pirate Bay

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Morning Xtra: Fallon Beats Tiger Woods! No Retrial for Pirate Bay originally appeared on Switched on Fri, 26 Jun 2009 11:30:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Continue reading Morning Xtra: Shaq Learns of Trade by Tweet, Wii Battle: Tiger vs. Fallon

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Morning Xtra: Shaq Learns of Trade by Tweet, Wii Battle: Tiger vs. Fallon originally appeared on Switched on Thu, 25 Jun 2009 11:40:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Continue reading Mecha Golf Machine Hits the Links, Helps Disabled

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Mecha Golf Machine Hits the Links, Helps Disabled originally appeared on Switched on Thu, 25 Jun 2009 10:41:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Continue reading Morning Xtra: Rapidshare's Filesharing Fail, ExxonMobil's Green Car

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Morning Xtra: Rapidshare's Filesharing Fail, ExxonMobil's Green Car originally appeared on Switched on Wed, 24 Jun 2009 11:59:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Continue reading MC Hammer Talks iPhones, Twitter, and Web-Induced Unrest in Iran

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MC Hammer Talks iPhones, Twitter, and Web-Induced Unrest in Iran originally appeared on Switched on Tue, 23 Jun 2009 12:22:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Continue reading Morning Xtra: Jobs Is Back (by E-Mail), Game Industry to Hit $90 Billion?

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Morning Xtra: Jobs Is Back (by E-Mail), Game Industry to Hit $90 Billion? originally appeared on Switched on Tue, 23 Jun 2009 11:29:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Continue reading Four Nerve-Racking Space Shuttle Launch Aborts

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Four Nerve-Racking Space Shuttle Launch Aborts originally appeared on Switched on Mon, 22 Jun 2009 13:35:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Continue reading Morning Xtra: iPhone 3G S Sells Over a Million, Twitter as a Weapon?

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Morning Xtra: iPhone 3G S Sells Over a Million, Twitter as a Weapon? originally appeared on Switched on Mon, 22 Jun 2009 11:58:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Continue reading Morning Xtra: World's First Sonic Laser, iPhone 3G S Available Now

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Morning Xtra: World's First Sonic Laser, iPhone 3G S Available Now originally appeared on Switched on Fri, 19 Jun 2009 11:52:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Continue reading Morning Xtra: CEO Explains Kindle's Price, Watch U.S. Open Online

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Morning Xtra: CEO Explains Kindle's Price, Watch U.S. Open Online originally appeared on Switched on Thu, 18 Jun 2009 11:51:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Continue reading Morning Xtra: Myspace Cuts Jobs, NASA Sending Rocket to the Moon

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Morning Xtra: Myspace Cuts Jobs, NASA Sending Rocket to the Moon originally appeared on Switched on Wed, 17 Jun 2009 11:25:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Continue reading Morning Xtra: Weird Al is Back with 'Craigslist,' Twitter Down Time Scheduled

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Morning Xtra: Weird Al is Back with 'Craigslist,' Twitter Down Time Scheduled originally appeared on Switched on Tue, 16 Jun 2009 11:51:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Continue reading Morning Xtra: Facebook Land Grab, Flickr Founder's New Search Engine

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Morning Xtra: Facebook Land Grab, Flickr Founder's New Search Engine originally appeared on Switched on Mon, 15 Jun 2009 11:58:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Continue reading Morning Xtra: Japanese Probe Crashes Into Moon, No IE in Euro Windows 7

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Morning Xtra: Japanese Probe Crashes Into Moon, No IE in Euro Windows 7 originally appeared on Switched on Fri, 12 Jun 2009 11:20:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Continue reading Morning Xtra: File-Sharing Win in France, NASA & Europe Mars-Bound?

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Morning Xtra: File-Sharing Win in France, NASA & Europe Mars-Bound? originally appeared on Switched on Thu, 11 Jun 2009 11:30:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Continue reading World's Fastest Planes, Trains, and Automobiles (and Other Stuff)

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World's Fastest Planes, Trains, and Automobiles (and Other Stuff) originally appeared on Switched on Wed, 10 Jun 2009 13:02:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Continue reading Morning Xtra: Google Street View Trike, New iPhone Gets More Secure

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Morning Xtra: Google Street View Trike, New iPhone Gets More Secure originally appeared on Switched on Wed, 10 Jun 2009 11:20:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Hands On Review: Brammo Enertia Electric Motorcycle (Video) originally appeared on Switched on Tue, 09 Jun 2009 13:27:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Continue reading Morning Xtra: Hackers Wipe Out 100k Sites, O'Reilly Attacks Dentist Vid Kid

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Morning Xtra: Hackers Wipe Out 100k Sites, O'Reilly Attacks Dentist Vid Kid originally appeared on Switched on Tue, 09 Jun 2009 11:32:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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