Microsoft, Yahoo partner up

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	Scott Ard CNET.com Microsoft, Yahoo partner up Silicon Valley's worst-kept secret was confirmed today when Yahoo and Microsoft announced a 10-year deal that is intended to knock search leader Google down a few pegs. Microsoft will incorporate Yahoo's search technology, including its Panama ad-selling tool, but the companies will use Microsoft's AdCenter sales tool and Bing search engine to power both sites. The market's reaction? Yahoo stock slipped to about $16 per share, roughly half the amount Yahoo turned down from Microsoft 18 months ago in a buyout bid. Any regrets? Read more As seen on CNET TV AT&T CruiseCast The age-old dream of TV in your car is within reach. Watch this video Today on CNET CNET TV Palm Pre vs. iPhone 3GS It's the Prizefight you have all been waiting for between the titans of touch-screen phones. Does the Palm Pre have what it takes to beat out the iPhone 3GS in its first bout? This one goes all the way down to the wire! Read more CNET Reviews Roam where you want to The smartphone part of these devices gives you access to all the productivity tools you need to get work done on the road, while the world-roaming lets you touch base with your colleagues and family back in the States. Read more CNET Reviews Sprint MiFi 2200 If you can afford the service plan and stay within the required data limits, the Sprint Novatel Wireless MiFi 2200 mobile router is a great way to access the Internet on the go. Read more CNET Crave Xbox 360 dashboard update While it's not as radical a change as the fall 2008 dashboard update that added avatars and Netflix streaming, there are a lot of improvements to current features, as well as a few new ones. Read more What's new on CNET Wise and Blue WB130 Though it could use some design improvements, the Wise and Blue WB130 has a great array of features and very good sound quality to boot. Read more  Check prices Garmin Nuvi 260 The Garmin Nuvi 260 offers drivers and travelers a budget-friendly version of the popular portable navigation device and includes text-to-speech, but we think the price is still slightly high for what you get. Read more  Check prices Sony Vaio NW160J (brown) Although it's expensive for a 15-inch multimedia laptop, the Blu-ray and game-playing capabilities of the attractive 15.4-inch Sony Vaio NW160J make it a worthy portable entertainment system. Read more  Check prices Crave corner Touch screens that consumers didn't touch Erica Ogg When Windows 7 is unleashed this fall with more gesture-recognition built directly into the operating system, more PC makers are planning on taking advantage. Read more Best 5 camcorders 1. Canon XH A1 2. Panasonic HDC-TM300 3. Canon Vixia HV30 4. Canon Vixia HF200 5. Flip UltraHD   Related Newsletters Stay informed on the tech topics that matter to you most CNET offers a wide variety of newsletters on everything from tech industry news to the latest games and gear. Browse the entire list now. Manage newsletters Other CNET resources  CNET.com  Latest CNET reviews  CNET Tips and Tricks  CNET Living With Technology  Top 10 must-have gadgets  CNET Editors' Choice winners
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