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Pros and cons of Leopard; BEA is willing to let Oracle's buyout offer expire; and the makers of Firefox want to break outside the browser.

Why space is still a far-off frontier, Net neutrality gets a presidential airing, and researchers say they've found the world's oldest ...

Internet access subscribers can breathe a sigh of relief, McAfee announces plans to acquire ScanAlert, and Apple says it's sold more than 2 ...

Why white boxes are losing their flavor, behind Verizon's decision to buddy up to Google, "War of the Worlds" redux?

Microsoft's new photo technology, how to make energy from dirt, and the world's largest corn maze.

Leopard draws complaints in its first week out, Cisco eyes green tech in China, and Sun takes a Linux-like programming approach.

Google lays out its telecommunications plans; carbon conflict over ocean seeding; and Vietnam's high-tech future.

Google announces Android and a new alliance; Congress grills Yahoo execs over actions in China; there's real money to be had in the virtual ...

The studios ponder music's increasingly iffy future; Michael Eisner says writers should blame Steve Jobs; and I've got one word for you: ...

A rough day for enterprise stocks, the latest Turkey Day gadgets, and should file sharers fear the Department of Justice?

Free-speech debate dogs video-sharing site, Russia wants in on the high-tech industry, and Radiohead sings a different tune than ComScore.

Why IBM keeps adding to its shopping list; new questions hover over WiMax; and meet Al Gore, clean energy venture capitalist.

Yahoo settles a suit by two jailed Chinese journalists; Prince comes down hard on file sharing; and why the new Zune merits a good look.