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Ad agency CEO Kathy Sharpe said that Microsoft should have tried a different tactic in trying to rebut Apple.

You can now listen to full length music tracks right in Yahoo’s search results, but how good a job does it do at figuring out if your search was for a band or a site?

The financial turmoil is slipping into clean energy, affecting mature businesses like wind while early-stage clean-tech ventures forecast continued access to capital.

Finally someone has explained what went wrong with Lehman, Bear and the rest of the market.

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Test driving iPhone 3G (Verdict: mediocre)–I finally took the plunge into the iPhone. So far, not great, but not terrible. We’ll see what happens next.

AMD looks to branding, games to fix things–Advanced Micro Devices is turning to a new branding strategy with the hope of infusing new life into its processor platform.

ESPN’s ISP discrimination shakes Net neutrality hornet’s nest–ESPN through its selective blocking of people from particular Internet service providers, may very well wake the sleeping giant that is Net neutrality.

Print your Outlook contacts as mailing labels–Import your contacts to Microsoft Word and use that program’s mail merge to print your contact addresses.

In Malaysia, cell phone maker is installing touch-screen booths for recycling and customer care. Recovered materials include cobalt, nickel, copper, iron, aluminum, plastics, and gold.

If we’re only as safe as we are unknown, is that really security?

Users of Nikon’s D90, D700, P6000 cameras now can edit raw files in Adobe’s software. Also: preliminary support for Canon’s 50D, Rebel XS, and Sony’s A900.

The next big thing for the music industry will be helping consumers find more of its wares.

The software maker tries to show that Windows is not stuffy and old, but rather part of a diverse experience that empowers interesting people across the globe.