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Is the digital pen mightier?
August 24, 2007 Past attempts at a high-tech quill have ended up as expensive paperweights, but a new crop of start-ups has higher hopes.Photos: Pens get smarterNano alphabet soup gets cooking
March 21, 2007 Researchers develop microscale particles shaped like letters that could eventually be used to tag cells inside humans.Images: Microscale particles shaped like lettersCongressional economists tackle copyright issues
August 10, 2004 Don't be tied to old rules or big companies, but watch out for unintended consequences, Budget Office says.Microsoft shows off improved search
August 7, 2006 Microsoft scientists reveal new "3D" analyses and machine-learning algorithms for search at conference.JFK documents to be digitized, published online
June 12, 2006 Kennedy Library, National Archives team with EMC to bring library's collection to the Internet.Professor's Web posting at center of libel suit
January 25, 2005 Former student's paper, now taken off Oakland University's site, said a Michigan company "committed crimes," appeals court says.Getting printers down to iPod size
January 30, 2007 Massachusetts-based start-up has come up with a way to print photographs or documents without ink or an ink cartridge. And that means smaller devices.Photos: Teeny tiny printersSecurity pro: Windows easier to 'own'
August 13, 2004 Windows beats Linux in total cost of 'ownership.' Hold on, that's not a good thing.Researchers develop new 3D nanomaterial
August 22, 2006 Nanopaper shaped into three-dimensional forms ends what has been holding scientists back, researchers say. Photos: Pulp meets nanotechMicrosoft eyes ads as consumers close wallets
November 16, 2005 Software giant gets only about $2 for each copy of Works on new PCs, and there is no money in Money, CNET News.com has learned.Intel offers peek at future chips
February 17, 2004 The chipmaker will give a glimpse of what the insides of computers might look like in a few years when it presents research results at the International Solid State Circuits Conference.Report: Microsoft dominance poses security risk
September 24, 2003 A paper sponsored by an organization critical of Microsoft argues that the giant's dominance in key software technologies threatens the national infrastructure.New hacker trick may expose Oracle databases
March 1, 2007 update Technique lets intruders exploit flaws previously thought to be insignificant, security researcher says at Black Hat DC.Microsoft eyes making desktop apps free
November 14, 2005 Documents show some insiders are questioning whether existing software should be supported by ads, CNET News.com has learned.Scientist proposes adhesive Spider-Man suit
April 27, 2007 Italian professor uses carbon nanotubes in formula for "smart" suit modeled after adhesive properties of the tree-scaling gecko.IBM computing algorithm thinks like an animal
March 23, 2005 IBM developed a computer that can beat a chess master. Now it's coined research that may let a machine outfox a badger.Microsoft commentary slams EU ruling
April 22, 2004 The software giant releases a position paper insisting that the European Union's antitrust sanctions amount to "new law" that could hurt others in the technology industry.Newspapers woo bloggers with mixed results
June 1, 2006 Plenty of papers are blogging. But mixing old-time news gathering with new "citizen journalism" isn't always easy.Tracking PCs anywhere on the Net
March 4, 2005 Anonymous Internet access may be a thing of the past, according to a doctoral student at the University of California.Linux riskier than Windows?
March 23, 2005 Microsoft-funded study concludes that companies that install Linux-based Web servers run greater risks than those that use Windows.
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