Going abroad? Don't fear packing a cell phone: CNET News

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	Top headlines  Going abroad? Don't be afraid to pack the cell phone Don't let the horror stories scare you off. Firing up the cell phone in another country need not be as vexing or expensive as you think. Tue, May 26 04:00:00 PDT 2009 | Read full story  Opera: Single-minded about widget development Chief Executive Jon von Tetzchner says HTML 5 means Adobe's ubiquitous Flash platform will no longer be necessary for delivering rich media. Tue, May 26 04:00:00 PDT 2009 | Read full story  Nokia's Ovi app store opens for business The handset titan tries its hand at an app store, a la Apple and Google. Nine selected countries also each have a dedicated Ovi Store. Tue, May 26 03:51:00 PDT 2009 | Read full story  Does Microsoft's new LLC point to a search deal? An acquisition of Citrix would make business sense, but Microsoft's registration of a limited liability company in Delaware is likely to lead to a deal with Yahoo. Tue, May 26 07:07:00 PDT 2009 | Read full story  Microsoft Vine could save your hide Location-based notification service, a piece of the company's Public Safety Initiative, is designed to help users notify the people they need to reach in emergencies. Does it answer the call? Mon, May 25 12:00:00 PDT 2009 | Read full story  Visual effects shoot for realism in explosive 'Terminator Salvation' Director McG and the filmmakers behind T4 turned to ILM to make even the hardest sequences in their movie look like they were shot in real life. Mon, May 25 04:00:00 PDT 2009 | Read full story  Video of the day Loaded: Ghost hunting with the DSi Nokia launches Ovi app store, Circuit City rises from the dead, and how to hunt for the paranormal with Nintendo's DSi. Technically Incorrect Set your DVRs: Twitter to develop reality TV series Microblogging service partners with some big names in the entertainment industry to create a reality TV show "putting ordinary people on the trail of celebrities in a revolutionary competitive format." Bet you can't wait.  Read full story Photos Top 10 new species Arizona State University's annual list of the top 10 new species includes a self-destructing palm, the longest insect, a tiny seahorse, the smallest snake, and caffeine-free coffee beans.  Read full story Most popular stories  1. Susan Boyle falters, clutches stomach, and sings on 2. 'Bone putty' holds it together 3. YouTube battling 'Porn Day' campaign 4. Obama picks former astronaut to lead NASA 5. Cartier sues Apple, then withdraws suit Detect and correct out-of-date drivers and software automatically. VersionTracker Pro alerts you immediately when updates are available. More from CNET News:   Media Kumo to be dubbed Bing, AdAge says So. Carolina AG ordered to leave Craigslist alone Cartier sues Apple, then withdraws suit Facebook, Think settle trademark dispute NBA PR man admits he's anonymous commenter Cutting Edge Zenn boosts stake in EEStor's energy storage 'Bone putty' holds it together Obama picks former astronaut to lead NASA Business Tech North Carolina hopes for $1 billion Apple investment Audio slideshow: Moving forward with Halted New Chrome is more than polish Personal Tech Dell Studio XPS 13 laptop shipping with Ubuntu AMD says Intel-only deal struck at Apple in 2005 Wireless HTC plans Android-based 'OPhone' for China Verizon MiFi: Best laptop 3G yet? Apple changes mind on rejected e-book reader app Security Studios win Australian piracy victory Pirate Bay: In search of an unbiased judge Microsoft warns of SharePoint bug
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