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Microsoft cancels EC antitrust hearing

Mary Jo Foley: Microsoft requested the hearing to be rescheduled because the company believed that a number of the potential attendees are going to attend may not because of a conflict.

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Microsoft to pay $200 million for patent infringement

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The just shoot me vacation

The just shoot me vacation Larry Dignan: Vacation advice: Bring along your smartphone, laptop and every other work-tethering device. Forget about two full weeks. Install a fax in your hotel room. And at least look like you're working -- or you'll just worry about being laid off.

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Telecommuting nightmare: Workers use mobile devices 2 to 6 hours per week in bed
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Analyst: An Apple tablet is coming to shake up netbook market

Analyst: An Apple tablet is coming to shake up netbook market Larry Dignan: Apple is likely to launch a tablet similar to the iPod touch, but larger in the first half of 2010. This tablet would then be Apple's entry into the netbook race, according to Piper Jaffray analyst Gene Munster.

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Apple tablet: too little, too late?
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Jetpack: Firefox's secret sauce?

Larry Dignan: Jetpack is Mozilla's attempt to take its 8,000 developers - and 12,000 add-ons they have produced - to another level. Mozilla said that Jetpack will enable add-ons to be created in as little as a dozen lines of code.

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Mozilla's Fennec goes alpha for Windows Mobile
Mozilla wants help to reinvent browser tabs

Ballmer, You Can Drive My Car

Ballmer, You Can Drive My Car Andrew Nusca: Not MapQuest. Not Google Earth. Microsoft Virtual Earth is now the preferred choice for OnStar's automatic crash response advisors. Microsoft and OnStar execs discuss the future of automotive safety and GPS -- and what else the software giant is doing in your next vehicle.

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GAO warns GPS satellite program needs funding and leadership
Ban mobile devices and driving
Legislator wants to smudge online maps
Photos: 2011, year of the electric car

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Now Gmail lets you understand your spam

Garett Rogers: A new feature in Gmail Labs offers translation of messages written in foreign languages. No doubt, this feature was probably created with good intentions - such as being able to effortlessly communicate with someone that doesn't speak your language.

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Google, Michigan boost argument for book deal

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The future of clean-tech investing

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Autodesk's five core strategies

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Salesforce stacks the cloud to ease operations

Salesforce stacks the cloud to ease operations ZDNet Senior Editor Sam Diaz shares his views on Saleforce.com's cloud strategy. He says its new upgrade, Summer '09, is helping customers be more flexible by adding real-time features.

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Search space becomes more crowded

Search space becomes more crowded All the Web content in the world is useless, if you can't find what you're looking for, right? ZDNet correspondent Sumi Das talks to senior editor Sam Diaz about new search services and features that aren't necessarily going toe to toe with Google, but may prove to be disrupters for the search giant.

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