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A new study shows that traditional news Web sites report faster than blogs.

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Randi Zuckerberg discusses the importance of the social site's application.

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The shopping site to allow users to compare-shop cell phone plans.

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Commuters in New York City are in for a surprise Friday, when new rail cars officially hit the tracks of the PATH train system for the first time in more than 20 years. (July 10)

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The electronic reader is now offered at a new, lower price.

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Geodelic's Autumn Radtke talks about Sherpa, which helps users find locations.

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New reports suggest that consumers know less about expensive bottled water than what comes out of the tap for free. (July 8)

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Viewers tuned in online to see Michael Jackson's memorial service.

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Plans for the world's largest wind farm in the Texas Panhandle have been scrapped and energy baron T. Boone Pickens says he's now looking for a home for 687 giant wind turbines. (July 7)

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Canadian researchers prepare to launch the largest underwater observatory ever.

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Microsoft warns Internet Explorer users about a vulnerable part of the software.

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Police are using a high-tech device to deter car thieves.

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Symantec is offering free test versions of Norton Internet Security software.

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In a new Consumer Reports study the iPhone beat out the Palm Pre.

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Building a pond, a Michigan couple unearths an 1,100-year-old mastodon's bones.

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The social networking company has simplified its security settings.

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Migaloo, the rare all-white humpback whale, was spotted swimming off the Queensland state on Wednesday as it migrated up the Australian coast. (July 1)

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New Firefox features include privacy settings and location based browsing.

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A top NASA official is touting a replacement for the Space Shuttle program that would be much cheaper than the planned $35 billion Constellation program. (June 30)

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Explore Hogwarts in the "Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince" videogame.

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The world's smallest machines are competing on the world's smallest "soccer field" to demonstrate the abilities of nanobots. (June 29)

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Sony Considers turning its PlayStation portable into a mobile phone.

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Sony Considers turning its Playstation portable into a mobile phone.

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New technological developments in computers, GPS and children's software.

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After the pop star's death the volume of searches crashed L.A. Times site.

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HTC has launched the HTC Hero, an Android-based phone that promises to be more personalized. (June 25)

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Customized privacy settings would allow users to decide who sees their updates.

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LogicTech introduces a new application to make video calling easier.

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It's been said that you can't judge a book by its cover. How old that saying is is anyone's guess, but a 2800 year-old mummy is proving the old adage true. (June 24)

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Andy Stanford-Clark wires his home so that it communicates via Twitter.

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Since Kindles must be bought online, volunteers show models to potential buyers.

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A professor starts a year-long test of BMW's new electric MINI E; A car that can go 100 miles on a single charge. (June 23)

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After the first three days of sales, the new iPhone becomes another hit.

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Do digital advertisements that personally target consumers violate privacy laws?

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Apple offers $30 ITunes store credit to make up for the activation delays.

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Google has teamed up with the University of Pennsylvania to showcase the campus in the Web site's Street View section. (June 19)

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Greg Harper of Gadgetoff.com talks us through the latest devices.

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The newest iPhone is available in stores today.

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NASA has launched its first moon shot in a decade. It's a first step in NASA's effort to return humans to the moon by 2020. (June 18)