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Fed mulls rules and fees to spur net access. Choosing your own computer for work. Solar panel makers look for local ties.

Google and Univision strike a deal ... the date is set for Time Warner's AOL spinoff ... Vonage dials up a settlement with regulators ... and there's an iPhone app that, when used with a car-alarm system, can remotely start your vehicle. Jim Chesko has those stories and more.

Bing continues to gain search market share. Applied Materials is buying Semitool. Stickups and burglaries are on the rise at work.

Cisco raises its offer for Tandberg. Hacking calculators, just for the fun of it. Protecting all that info on your mobile phone.

Dell is launching a smart phone in China and Brazil ... Cisco increases its bid for Norway's Tandberg ... the EU says it has an "open mind" about the Oracle-Sun deal ... and we'll tell you how the Web can help you get the most of out of your frequent-flier miles. Jim Chesko reports.

Smart-phone sales jump ... iPhone apps take root as a cottage industry ... Blockbuster's loss widens ... Intel and AMD settle their legal disputes ... and the new Call of Duty video game is a record-setter. Jim Chesko has those stories and more.

Switzerland has a beef with Google. An international cable merger is in the works. Technology may be coming to your morning shower.

Intel settles with AMD for 1-1/4 billion dollars. Hewlett Packard's buying 3Com. The hottest new videogame.

Investors get their chance to respond to Nordstrom's earnings as JC Penney also reports. Are you a tinkerer? More homeowners are taking on do-it-yourself projects. Two tech companies settle a big legal fight.

The Obama Administration plans on speeding up the process of handing out broadband stimulus grants, Adobe's cutting jobs and a look at Nintendo's latest competition. Tom Ortuso has those stories and more.

Videogame sales are likely to see another drop. Microsoft bans a million Xbox players. Apple emerges as Nintendo's game rival.

EBay and Skype have a deal, Radio Shack will carry Apple's I-Phone at some stores later this month and checking out charities. Tom Ortuso reports.

Google's buying AdMob. Some Radioshack stores will sell the iPhone. Nokia's recalling millions of chargers.

There's not much to guide investors in the week ahead on Wall Street. Shoes are a form of retail therapy, even in tough times. Are cellphones too complicated? One of the inventors thinks so.

Ebay reaches an agreement with Skype's founders. Windows 7 seems to be flying off the shelves. Eagerly awaiting Tuesday's release of a new videogame.

Anthony Davian of http://davianletter.com returns right as the Storm 2 from RIMM and the Google/Verizon/Motorola Droid is released. Hope you sold or shorted that Palm Pre stock. Also provides technical analysis of AAPL, GOOG, Palm, MSFT, and PALM.

Wall Street gets another flood of data and earnings. Some restaurants may have happy holidays after all even with families cutting back on dining out. Some classic rock is coming out in a very contemporary medium. The Beatles catalog is coming out on a USB stick.

AT&T sues Verizon Wireless over `There's a Map for That' ads ... the popularity of touch-screen mobile phones is surging ... and Apple unveils a new iTunes category. Jim Chesko has those stories and more.

AT&T's suing Verizon over TV ads. Ebay's Paypal launches open payments software. Text messages that can help you save.