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iPhone 3G: From ‘must have’ to ‘maybe later’–Apple has screwed up the emotional connection to its products by reminding us of all the technology involved to make them work.

The best test for vulnerability to the DNS flaw–Don’t use Web site names to test whether you can trust Web site names. Use the actual IP address instead.

Set Apple Software Update to ignore Safari–If you prefer not to download and install Apple’s browser you can tell the company’s updater to skip Safari, or not to check for any updates.

Can HP rival IBM in global technology services?–IBM has at least an eight-year head start. Still, can HP use its pending acquisition of EDS to launch it into position to compete with the global technology services giant?

Company hopes new tools will make it easier to offer large numbers of tasks on Mechanical Turk, an Internet service that links jobs with people who can do them.

Marc Lefar, a former Cingular Wireless executive, will take the helm at the Internet phone company, which faces stiff competition from both cable operators and traditional phone companies.

Mediaset’s lawsuit, filed against the video-sharing site and parent Google, alleges that the company allowed the unauthorized distribution of its commercial property.

The Texas PC maker is considering selling a new player that will deliver music from third-party services.

This robot/puppet, which is made of soft, flexible plastic, appears to breathe, blink, flinch, and clench its fists in response to human encounters.

The Audiophiliac assembles a killer headphone-based stereo system for that amount, with a Woo vacuum tube headphone amplifier, Grado headphones, and an Oppo player.

Irritated fans assumed that inaccessibility of the game was due to server demand, but the manufacturer has said that it was the target of a malicious attack.

Randy Pausch, the Carnegie Mellon University computer science professor who inspired millions through his “last lecture”, died at his home in Virginia on Friday of complications from pancreatic cancer. He was 47.

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Pausch was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in September 2006. And his popular “last lecture” at …

Ixia kicked off its "Switch to Ixia campain" by offering trade-in equipment and competitive financing solutions.

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Ixia, a leading company in IP performance testing, announced a competitive upgrade program today as part of its “Switch to Ixia” campaign.

The program will last through the end of …