Harvard researcher publishes work on the carbon footprint of the Web, but his work becomes a political football.

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With download problems solved, no killer problems seem to have arisen so far in Win7's public beta.

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These mistakes show that the bad guys aren't necessarily skilled as they are simply exploiting your errors.

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CA's recent acquisition is a sign of more product adds to come.

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SanDisk, Sony see multi-terabyte memory sticks over the horizon. Maybe not this year but soon.

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Open government advocates look to incoming administration to bring federal proceedings into the Internet age.

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Facing staggering odds, both the handset maker and chip vendor map out their plans to retake the spotlight.

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