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There is actually a good explanation for this

Modern Warfare 2 powered

In Japan

For better connectivity, richer services

No name yet

The cells appear to move in highly complex ways

A Death-defying pickaxe and a rally banner

It's time for some “brains over brawns” for the Scots

Experts investigate ruins off the UK coast

Fixes lots of VDPAU bugs

Singer talks about how getting in shape got her through tough times

The release candidate version is now available for download

Sports assault

Also supporting 20 megapixel camera and 1 gigapixel rendering

A program that you can use to create maps for personal or business use

With full 3D terrain, local search and other Google services

2Big USB 3.0 will offer a burst read transfer speed of up to 275MB/s

Many new technologies will make their way to the market

Rapper says golfer couldn’t have been caught if he had acted tougher

Portable systems continue to drive the market

With a brand-new site redesign and a new add-on

This is caused by solar minimums

Two-day old Hank Baskett IV does OK! Magazine cover

Developers discover faulty Bluetooth firmware by Broadcom

Shows only support for T-Mobile's airwaves

She did not wish to get married again, source says

Get your own, independent answering machine

Users advised to upgrade to the 3.5.6 or 3.0.16 versions

IBM completes its ninetieth acquisition since 2003

The program has been developed in the Netherlands

With a wide range of new features

“Goth lunacy” made into art, movie critics are already saying of the film

Providing bloggers with yet another revenue source

Runs Android 1.5, lacks Google apps

Becomes a stronger Apple competitor

Organisms may be still living on the Red Planet

Spend more on DVDs

TechNet Virtual Labs

Blu-ray disks and players are now capable of Full HD 1080p 3D graphics

The titanium ones may not be strong enough

Detailed system requirements available

Having paid over $400 million for it

Actress gushes about her baby girls

Dell's website is filled with erroneous price listings

Co-op is a maybe, same boss fights, but Isaac is going to talk

This is a fundamental breakthrough

Droplets enable the creation of new structures

Magical Defrag 3 ups defrag standard for home users

Developers needed to continue work on the media player

Singer takes to Twitter to slam tabloid for false report

Google's experimental news reader looks great, solves nothing

A powerful messaging application

From Microsoft

Wild child cheats death, LOLs in its face on Twitter

The developer has too much fun working with the two characters

Router supports WAN failover and uses dual-active firewalls (SPI and NAT)

An interesting look at the ethnic backgrounds of the users

At just 19, the “Harry Potter” star has amassed an impressive fortune

Other changes on the way as well

Enthusiasts will reach new performance levels

Available from Tesco

The American female tourist interviewed

In time for Christmas

The 65nm XS delivers 25% more DRAM chips per 300mm wafer

New mass SQL injection attack rigs websites with exploit cocktail

The last of the FIGS languages

FF XIII isn't the only Fantasy-making news

Also for iPod Touch

Two days of summit remain

2,000 slashes by mid-next year

The memory modules are aimed at use with the Nehalem-based Intel Core i5 processors

Following a domestic dispute with his girlfriend

Featuring smaller manufacturing process

The findings could help reduce casualties in conflicts

Investigation leads to person who uploaded film, not source of the leak

Price, ETA and features

You'll never have to worry about losing your password

Internal memo suggests that FTC's move highlights GPU importance

Engineers think contact may be reestablished

To version 2.3.0 and 3.5.2, respectively

Available right here

Dragons and snowballs

But some of them may be AWOL

Software Update

The celestial body is relatively close by

Taken down from the Nexus One phone

Movie studios set box office record

Intel says the case is partly based on charges that the FTC hasn't fully investigated

New research sheds light on this mystery

Controlling them could lead to great progress