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Can P2P coexist with network security?
Following congressional complaints about data leaks, file-sharing software providers are modifying their apps to make them safer for use in enterprises.
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TSMC deal: A glimpse
of Intel's futureAn accord struck this week will be a test of Intel's ability to compete in a crucial market outside its home PC turf: smartphones.
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Teen-created Muziic likely to irk YouTube
Muziic is a new music service that harnesses all of YouTube's music and controls it through an iTunes-like interface. But is it legal?
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Schmidt: Google 'unlikely' to buy Twitter soon
Search giant's CEO declines to address an acquisition of the micro-blogging site, saying the company has plenty of money but prices are too high.
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Wolfram Alpha: Next major search breakthrough?
Stephen Wolfram has come up with a new and potentially revolutionary search paradigm for finding answers via the Web.
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When everyone's a friend, is anything private?
The popularity of Facebook and other social-networking sites has promoted the sharing of all things personal, dissolving the line that separates the private from the public.
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Gates foundation sells off Buffett shares
The private foundation lets go of more than 36,000 shares of Berkshire Hathaway, bringing in nearly $100 million.
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Can Spice Girls make music with iPhones?
I'll wager they can't, but all-female Brit band The Mentalists certainly can. Using software from the iPhone App Store, the group makes music using nothing but their handsets.
(Posted in Digital Media by Greg Sandoval)
• More free on-demand audio with Muziic
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Kepler starts mission to detect other Earths
NASA's spacecraft launches successfully, as it begins its three-and-a-half-year mission to discover planets like the one it just left.
(Posted in Cutting Edge by CBS Interactive staff)
• Images: NASA's Kepler to seek Earth-like planets
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Utility AEP plans backyard energy storage
Will energy storage on the power grid be more a giant mainframe computer or a small PC? A U.S. utility company will try small-scale, distributed storage later this year.
(Posted in Green Tech by Martin LaMonica)
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Did Apple OK price cut on latest MacBook Air?
The price on the high-end version of the latest MacBook Air has been cut at resellers.
(Posted in Nanotech - The Circuits Blog by Brooke Crothers)
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Cybersecurity official quits, blasts NSA power grab
Rod Beckström, director of Homeland Security's secretive National Cybersecurity Center, says folding his group into the National Security Agency would endanger "our democratic processes."
(Posted in Politics and Law by Declan McCullagh)
• Lawmaker: Consumers need data breach details
• Can P2P coexist with network security?
• Biggest-ever Internet piracy bust claimed in Sweden
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Photos: Automotive design revs up in Geneva
Take a spin through the array of concept cars and sleek new rides rolled out at the high-profile auto show in the Alps.
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Examining Amazon's games trade-in program
Amazon's latest move into the games re-sale business has sent a message to competitors. It means business. What does Amazon's program do right and wrong?
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Photos: Top-rated reviews of the week
Here are a few of CNET Reviews' favorite items from the past week, including the new iMacs, the LG Versa, and the Roku Digital Video Player.
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