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Wednesday, October 8, 2008

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RIM launches touch-screen smartphone

BlackBerry Storm's keyboard actually clicks as users type

Belly-laugh funny video puts arts cuts on campaign radar

A defining moment in Canadian media history

EU wants more shoppers' rights

Internet shoppers need more rights and better protection to boost online shopping and offer more competitive prices

Google Mail wants to help

The Web giant's new feature tries to stop you from sending embarrassing emails late at night by making you do math problems

Finally, something for voters to laugh about

It's the season for off-beat pollsters to try to squeeze a few laughs from those of us who just dread going through an election

Sony shows off PS3 holiday line-up

The Japanese game giant proves it has enough exclusive content and third-party software to make the PlayStation 3 warrant serious consideration this fall


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MORE TECHNOLOGY NEWS

Rogers braced to weather the storm

The chief executive officer of Rogers Communications Inc. told the heads of his wireless, cable and media divisions to start raising capital before the well ran dry

Asustek's Eee PC helps boost revenue

Low-price laptop product line shipped 4 million models and will be followed by a new Eee PC that costs $699

VeriSign sells Jamba stake to News Corp

Maker of content such as wallpapers, ring tones and games for mobile phones as well as Fox TV shows

Portuguese bank offers McCain/Obama rate deal

Bank letting clients bet on the outcome of the U.S. election, with interest rates the prize

Key advertising report downgrades global forecasts

ZenithOptimedia said spending on global advertising was expected to grow 4.3% in 2008, down from 6.6%

The coming of the digital revolution

In February, U.S. broadcasters will shut off their analog signals. What does that mean if you have cable or satellite? Nothing. But if you have an antenna and you still want U.S. channels, things get more complicated

Judge orders RealNetworks to pull copying software

Six major movie studios claim RealDVD illegally bypasses the copyright protection built into DVDs

EBay cuts 1,000 jobs, to buy Bill Me Later

Company expects restructuring charges of about $70-million to $80-million as a result of the cuts, and buy Bill Me Later and two other sites

Internet stocks slide with market

Tech stocks hit hard as massive market sell-off sends the Dow skidding below 10,000

Brits value sex and in-laws, dating company finds

Being too tired for sex is less of a problem for married Britons than for U.S. or Australian couples, online dating company eHarmony says

PERSONAL TECH

Adobe shakes the ground

Creative Suite 4 is the ultimate software for digital art, but its sheer heft and complexity rival, or even exceed, the introduction of an operating system

Highway to Hell is actually not bad

Prospects keep hand on stick, eyes on the screen

Meet the Phantom, which looks like a desk lamp connected to a computer. The NHL is very interested in it

TQ@WORK

We've got your back

G4S Canada uses an arsenal of technology to make sure your employees stay safe

Coded for business

This could be the breakthrough year for XBRL, the programming language that will make sifting through business data a snap

Seven Wonders of the World (Wide Web)

There's no shortage of IT news on the Web. In fact, it can be hard to tell one tech site from the next. Here are seven that stand out

SCIENCE

Robot suit to help people walk

Welcome to a new HAL — but this one is designed for social welfare purposes only and can be rented

Japanese, 2 Americans win Nobel in chemistry

They discovered and developed green fluorescent protein, GFP, a widely used laboratory tool.

Bad connection caused CERN shutdown

One electrical connection likely caused the malfunction that sidelined the world's largest atom smasher days after it was launched with great fanfare

U.S. spacecraft to peek at Mercury next week

Area bigger than the land area of South America will be seen for the first time by our spacecraft

Astronaut's diary goes on display

Diary survived extreme heat in the Columbia explosion, extreme atmospheric cold, and then was attacked by microorganisms and insects

TECH POLL

A study says happiness for men is surfing the Internet, while for women it’s having meals and spending time together as a family. Assuming this confirms your own situation, are you likely to change to make your mate happier?

Results & Past Polls

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