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December 31
- Transportation Department Restricts Loose Lithium-ion Batteries On Airlines
- Senator Wants Tax On Video Games
- Digital TV Coupon Program Starts Tomorrow
- This Year Scored Record Data Breaches
December 28
- Text Messaging Driver Charged In Hit And Run Death
- The Inquirer: Year End Predictions For 2008
- First Visible Extra-solar Light Detected From Orbiting Planet 60 Light Years Away
- San Francisco Auction Raises Money For OLPC
- Rob Enderle: 2008's Apple, Dell, Google, HP, Lenovo, Sony, Microsoft And Linux
- Super Thin Blu-ray Disc Drive Now Available
- GPS Helps Recover Baby Jesus
December 27
- Congressman Feels Uneasy About XM/Sirius Merger
December 26
- Russia's GPS Going Global In 2009
- Japanese Navy Blasts Ballistic Missile From Sky
- Do Intel's Delays Hint Of 45nm Woes?
- Blu-ray Site Hacked To Redirect To Promotional HD DVD Address
- Week Before Christmas Spark In Online Sales
December 21
- Possible Safe Fuel Storage Method Found For Hydrogen Powered Cars
- Original Knight Rider Car On EBay
- Commercial Jet Aviation Celebrates 50th Anniversary
- Carbon Sheets Could Save Earth's Limited Indium Supply
December 20
- Samsung Ships 320 GB 2.5" Hard Drive
- Silicon Nanowires Boost Li-ion For 20-hour Notebooks
- Report: Manmade Carbon Emissions Are Killing The Coral Reefs
- UCLA Finds Layout Design Important In Transistor Performance
- Hybrid Semiconductor Material Found For High-temps
December 18
- Lodestone Exhibits Electric Phase-switching Ability At -250F
- Survey: Linux Outpaces Generic Open-source Software Adoption
- Broadband Usage Expected To Hit 1 Billion Users In 2008
- Phishing Cost The U.S. $3.2 Billion In 2007
- DRAMeXchange Believes DRAM Industry May Rebound In Q1 2008
December 17
- Honda's Asimo Robots Learn To Interact
- Electric Dragster Sets World Record Quarter Mile
- Ontrack Publishes "top 10 Of Data Disasters"
- Intel Pads MID Launch With Tiny Solid State Drives
- 1394 Trade Association Announces FireWire 3200
December 14
- Amazon.com Wins JK Rowling Stories In Auction For $4 Million
December 13
- Massive New Genus Of Dinosaur Discovered In Antarctica
- NBC Unveils 2008 Successor To Knight Rider's KITT
- Toshiba Increases Capacity Of Slim 1.8" HDDs To 120 GB
- Spirit Getting Ready For Long, Cold Martian Winter
- Nvidia Announces 3-way SLI
- Microsoft Access Falls Victim To Serious Flaw
- Physicists Put A New TWIST On Ultra-cold Molecular Research
December 12
- Iomega To Acquire ExcelStor
- Microsoft's Zune Short In Supply?
- Micron Creates "world's Smallest" DDR2 Memory Chip
- Google Exceeds 65% Of Online Searches Last Month
- Server Electricity Use To Grow Faster In Asia-Pacific And Western Europe Than In The U.S.
December 11
- Dell's Flagship Tablet PC Unveiled
- Sun Open-sources T2 Processor
- Boeing Prepares Tactical Laser Weapon For Series Of Tests
- Boeing Plans To Power Up First 787 Jet At The End Of January
- Ask.com Launches Privacy Control Today
December 10
- Toshiba Preps 128 GB SSDs For Q1
- DisplayLink, Alereon Cut The Cord Between The PC And The Monitor
- JetBlue To Offer First In-flight E-mail In The US
December 7
- Sage: A Free, Open-source Complex Math Tool
- Analysis: The YouTube Effect - Changing The Face Of Elections
- Proposal: 50 Gigawatts If They Dam The Red Sea
- In-flight Internet Coming To US Airlines
December 6
- Google, Time Warner Bring AOL Instant Messenger To Gmail
December 5
- Possible New Hydrogen Storage Breakthrough Discovered For Future Hydrogen Powered Vehicles
- Motion C5: Mobile Technology Helping Real People
- Genetic 'super Rice' Promises To Resist Almost Everything
- Yahoo Refreshes Flickr With Photo Editing Tools
December 4
- Art Lebedev To Offer LED Keyboards From $462
- Adult Involved In Myspace Suicide Won't Be Charged
- Organic (plastic) Transistors Heal Themselves Over Time In A Vacuum
December 3
- China Remains World's Top Malware Hosting Country
- Venus Express Mission Probing Deeper Into Our Twin Planet Than Ever Before
- Six Fold Reduction In Semiconductor Power Loss, A Faster, Lower Heat Process Technology
- Red Light ... Green Light ... 5 Millivolts