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MySpace Jumps into Politics
MySpace has set up a café at the Democratic National Convention in Denver to promote its election 2008 efforts. We talk with the head of the social network's impact channel
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Nice Smartphone, Clumsy Software
Another shortfall for the Treo Pro: Palm has no wireless carrier partner in the U.S.—so expect to pay a premium
Help Desk: Time to Ditch That CRT
GigaOm
Cell Phones Powered by Everyday Activity
Developing nations could benefit from cheap mobile-phone technology that would let people's physical movements charge up their handsets
CEO Guide to Technology
The CEO Guide to Cloud Computing
A big shift in how companies obtain software and computing capacity is under way as more companies tap into Web-based applications
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The BW Jukebox
Welcome to the BW Jukebox, a roundup of the growing list of places to download music (legally) on the Web
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Back to School Tech
From iPods and video cameras to the high-speed Internet2, schools experiment with ways to improve how teachers teach and students learn
Cell Phones Make Headway in Education
For checking schedules or taking quizzes, mobile gizmos show promise on the campus. But teachers fear they create barriers in the classroom
Students Will Help Save Apple
The tech company may look vulnerable to an economic downturn, but back-to-school shoppers should help it keep up a strong financial performance
Video: Laptops and Cell Phones for Students
BusinessWeek correspondent Cliff Edwards gives readers the low-down on some of the best new computers and mobile phones aimed at returning students this fall
Breaking News from the AP
Computers
Ex-Apple Exec Settles Charges
AMD vs. Intel: The Next Phase?
One Laptop per Child Lands in India
Internet
Amazon Beefs Up Kindle Franchise
Google Urges Green Tech Funding
Japan's Mixi Tops Facebook and MySpace
Business, and Startups, in Second Life
Can Obama Turn Friends into Voters?
- Plus: Obama Wants to Be Your Friend
- Plus: John McCain Is Way Behind Online
- Plus: Obama's Secret Digital Weapon
It Takes Tech to Elect a President
Marketing to Millennials
Book Publishers: Learn From Web 2.0
Software
Seinfeld for Microsoft: An Advertisement About Nothing?
Workday: The Next Software Power?
Open Source: An Open Question
IBM's Speech Recognition
Telecom
Cell Phones Powered by Everyday Activity
VoIP Goes Mobile
Google's Upcoming Phone: More Details
Sprint Makes Progress, But Not Much
Consumer Electronics
Trulia's New iPhone House Finder
Audiophiles' Delight: Vinyl LPs Still Sell
Apple's Ambitious iPhone 3G Plans
Digital Entertainment
Comic Books Evolve to the Internet
Nintendo Hit by Another Wii Lawsuit
Chinese Censors Silence iTunes
Olympic Winner: Online Video
In Your Face: Sparking Innovation
Reader Adam Writes:
"Big corporations benefit from being continually refreshed through sustaining innovations, but they generally do not require disruptive innovation. VCs, on the other hand, exist to disrupt."
Tell Us: Should Companies Become More VC-Like?
Byte of the Apple
Students Will Help Save Apple
The tech company may look vulnerable to an economic downturn, but back-to-school shoppers should help it keep up a strong financial performance
The Wireless Way
Better Voice Mail
Arik Hesseldahl demonstrates YouMail, a Web-based voice mail service that might cure non-iPhone owners of visual voice mail envy
The Debate Room
Podcast: To Drill or Not to Drill?
Oil-industry veteran Bill Bartmann and the NRDC's Wesley Warren answer reader comments about who's to blame for the U.S. oil shortage
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