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  EA to Cut 1,000 Jobs, Close Facilities (20 December 05:33)
Electronic Arts plans more job cuts, bringing total layoffs to 1,000, and will consolidate or close at least nine facilities.
  RIM Scores Strong Holiday Sales of BlackBerrys (19 December 06:33)
RIM said holiday sales of BlackBerry devices were strong, helped by pent-up demand for new models.
  How Apple Could Survive Without Steve Jobs (18 December 06:54)
Barring an exodus of top talent, there is reason for optimism that Apple could keep up the pace of new products without its iconic chief executive.
  Jobs Won't Take Macworld Stage (17 December 06:28)
Apple CEO Steve Jobs will not deliver the keynote at the upcoming Macworld conference, as the company moves away from a forum it has used to showcase new products.
  Apple Loses Shine as Mac Sales Slow (16 December 06:38)
Macintosh sales declined 1% in U.S. stores in November, lagging behind the overall PC market, as the consumer pullback caught up with Apple.
  Take-Two Results May Be Coda to Offer (15 December 09:07)
When Take-Two reports earnings, it may make clear whether the company should have accepted an acquisition bid by its rival Electronic Arts.
  Take-Two's Earnings May Be a Coda to EA Offer (15 December 07:17)
When Take-Two reports earnings, it may make clear whether the company should have accepted an acquisition bid by its rival Electronic Arts.
  Devices Give Presentations Portability (12 December 02:15)
Nick Wingfield tests two of the first pico-based digital projectors on the market, which make projectors truly portable, instead of merely luggable.
  New Devices Give Presentations Portability (11 December 09:32)
Nick Wingfield tests two of the first pico-based digital projectors on the market, which make projectors truly portable, instead of merely luggable.
  Newly Budget-Minded Turn to Prepaid Phones (11 December 08:02)
Prepaid cellphones are becoming popular with people looking to trim household budgets.
  The Way We'll Watch (08 December 07:58)
Hollywood studios and tech companies are rolling out a host of innovations that will change the way we experience films at home and in theaters. Here's a look at some of the big changes on t...
  What's New (08 December 07:02)
Read about a new way to fight email fraud like phishing, a portable device that quickly detects pathogens in the air, food and water and developing affordable robots.
  Business Solutions (08 December 07:02)
In the age of the iPhone and the BlackBerry, it's easy to forget that when it comes to computer displays, bigger really is better.
  Better Scratch That Kindle Off Your List (04 December 10:08)
For the second holiday season in a row, Amazon's Kindle is out of stock. A look at the device's functions and other e-book options.
  Devices for Netflix Delivered via Web (04 December 09:50)
A look at an array of devices that make the Netflix service that delivers movies digitally over the Internet available on TV sets.
  Scratch That Kindle Off Your List (04 December 05:56)
For the second holiday season in a row, Amazon's Kindle e-book reader is out of stock. A look at the device's functions and other e-book options.
  Nokia Joins the Do-It-All Push (02 December 08:09)
Nokia unveiled a smartphone with a touch-sensitive screen, a slide-out full keyboard, an addition to an emerging class of do-it-all mobile devices.
  Intel Venture to Develop Storage Devices (02 December 10:06)
Intel and a unit of Hitachi are announcing an alliance to develop high-end data storage devices based on chips known as flash memory.
  Redstone Sells Control of Midway (02 December 02:56)
Sumner Redstone has sold his controlling stake in Midway Games, a move that represents a hefty tax benefit as he works to ease debt.
  TVs to Stay Cheap Past Holidays (26 November 11:35)
Retailers always slash their prices on Black Friday, but there are signs that many of the discounts will stick around through the end of the year.
  Count on TVs to Remain Cheaper (26 November 06:58)
Retailers always slash their prices on Black Friday, but there are signs that many of the discounts will stick around through the end of the year.
  Family Snapshots in the Splendor of HD (26 November 06:56)
Kodak Theatre HD Player pulls photos and videos from computers around the house and displays them on an HDTV. The player is a lot of fun to use, but isn't all smiles.
  GameStop Net Falls as Growth Slows (21 November 03:42)
Videogame retailer GameStop reported a decline in third-quarter profit because of acquisition charges, and scaled back its forecast for the holiday quarter.
  BlackBerry's Storm Joins Touch-Phone Fray (20 November 08:02)
The Storm is a very capable hand-held computer that will appeal to BlackBerry users who have been pining for a touch-controlled device with a larger screen.
  New Videogames: Cute and Combative (18 November 08:08)
Videogame companies are cutting game-console prices, beefing up supplies and releasing a vast crop of new games in hopes of attracting a wider audience.
  Cute, Creative, Combative: The New Videogames (18 November 09:40)
Videogame companies are cutting game-console prices, beefing up supplies and releasing a vast crop of new games in hopes of attracting a wider audience.
  Suit Seeks Import Ban on iPods, Others (18 November 05:49)
Spansion filed a suit against Samsung that seeks to block U.S. imports of products, including iPods and BlackBerries.
  Fighting Traffic Jams With Data (17 November 08:20)
Researchers are working on ways for cars to better communicate and relay crucial driver information.
  Web Start-Up Targets Music Wannabes (14 November 10:31)
A Web start-up hopes to cash in on the popularity of social-networking sites, music television shows and online multiplayer games by combining all of them.
  Wi-Fi on Wheels Is Steady, but Has Speed Bump (13 November 08:39)
Autonet Mobile, an in-car Wi-Fi service, works well for most basic Internet tasks like Web surfing, but it's too slow to be reliable for streaming video longer than brief clips.
  iPhone Faces Off With Game Champs (12 November 07:42)
Apple is positioning its iPhone to be a competitor to Nintendo's DS handheld and Sony's PlayStation Portable.
  Flip Camcorder Goes High-Def (12 November 07:30)
Flip MinoHD is a simple camcorder that records high-quality video. But its small screen size and inability to share true HD footage via the FlipShare software can be disappointing.
  Shari Redstone Quits Midway Games (10 November 08:23)
Shari Redstone resigned as Midway Games' chairwoman, a possible precursor to the sale of the family's stake.
  Netbooks Come Into Their Own (06 November 09:56)
If you want a machine for light use, a light price and a light weight, a netbook is worth a try. Here are minireviews of four netbooks.
  Activision Stays Upbeat on Sales (06 November 07:48)
Videogame maker Activision Blizzard posted a third-quarter net loss on acquisition-related charges, but forecasted a solid holiday season.
  NFL Games Go Wireless (06 November 05:39)
Sprint plans to broadcast Thursday the first of a series of eight pro-football games over its cellphones, as part of a partnership with the NFL.
  BlackBerry Bold Is Bulky and Beautiful (05 November 10:00)
The BlackBerry Bold is bulky in size, but it's a huge asset for on-the-go productivity.
  Can HD Radio Find Listeners? (04 November 07:51)
HD Radio, the radio industry's answer to the Internet, iPods and satellite radio, hasn't gained traction with consumers.
  Nintendo's Net Rises On Wii Sales (31 October 08:53)
Nintendo said its net profit climbed 9.4% in its fiscal first half on robust sales of its smash-hit Wii consoles in the U.S. and Europe.
  Nintendo Cuts Outlook on Strong Yen (31 October 08:21)
Nintendo said its net profit climbed 9.4% in its fiscal first half on robust sales of its smash-hit Wii consoles in the U.S. and Europe.
  Netflix, TiVo Reach DVR Deal (30 October 09:47)
Netflix and TiVo reached an agreement to deliver movies from a Netflix Internet service to TiVo digital-video recorders.
  Beatles Tunes Join Rock Band Game (30 October 08:09)
The Beatles have licensed songs to MTV Networks' Rock Band videogame series, a coup for the Viacom unit in its battle with rival Activision.
  Saving Money on Your Next PC (30 October 07:21)
Walt Mossberg's annual fall PC buyer's guide focuses on how folks whose PC budgets have shrunk can still get something adequate for light use.
  Some Shed Gadgets, Turn to iPhone (30 October 07:19)
Lower-income households are turning in force to the iPhone and may be doing so to save the cost of a separate broadband connection and music devices.
  H-P Mulls Service Bundles for Netbooks (30 October 04:40)
Hewlett-Packard wants to employ a new tactic to market "netbooks" in the U.S., offering them at a steep discount to customers who sign-up for wireless service.
  Beatles License Songs for Videogame (30 October 03:27)
The Beatles have licensed songs to MTV Networks' Rock Band videogame series, a coup for the Viacom unit in its battle with rival Activision.
  Videogame Makers Push 'Family' Fare (29 October 09:03)
The videogame industry is counting on family-friendly games to attract new customers and secure new revenue during a slowing economy.
  Finding the Right Product Review for You (29 October 09:12)
Buzzillions.com does a good job of balancing product reviews and culling the most-appropriate ones for certain people based on personality traits.
  Game Makers Push 'Family' Fare (29 October 09:08)
The videogame industry is counting on family-friendly games to attract new customers and secure new revenue during a slowing economy.
  Retailers Slash Blu-Ray Prices (28 October 08:17)
Manufacturers and retailers are slashing prices of Blu-ray players in a bid to boost adoption of the high-definition movie format.
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