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The FCC's probing Verizon's early cancellation fees. Microsoft's new Bing Maps photo features. A peek ahead to 2010.

Major job cuts coming at AOL. Google's "Chrome" operating system's still a year away. Trouble with a router crashes an FAA computer system.

A new survey indicates online holiday shopping could jump 8% this year ... Paypal woos developers as it tries to protect its turf ... and the next version of Microsoft's Office could face some bumps. Jim Chesko has those stories and more.

Sony and Netflix have a freebie for some gamers. Railroads are angry over new high-tech safty rules. Tech-savvy young workers can cash in on their knowledge.

Microsoft says it's fixing the 'Sidekick' glitch. It's also opening retail stores. Supersmart phones just keep coming. Tracking down 'Vampire Electronics.'

The iPhone's going to China. A merger of two cable TV networks. An ANTI-Twitter website.

A sweeping probe into the wireless industry, Banning so-called robocalls. Facebook's tightening the reins on privacy.

Record labels and online radio companies reach a royalty agreement. Summer vacation and hacking Apple. Microsoft's security alert.

Apple's new iPhone is a hot seller, better than expected. Steve Jobs still expected back at work by the end of this month. Beijing and Washington are in talks about that web-filtering software.

Netbooks are high on back-to-school shopping lists ... the U.S. deals a blow to online-poker players ... and Apple fans continue to ask: Where's Steve? Jim Chesko reports.

Sprint-Nextel's considering a joint venture. Netbooks are hot back-to-school items. A glass shortage is boosting LCD TV prices.

A closer look at Apple's new gizmos. Some minor problems with Palm's new 'Pre' smartphone. Texting to 9-1-1.

President Obama says he will revamp the government cybersecurity strategy. Despite the recession, flat-panel TV sales soar. High-tech joins the supermarket check out line.

Dell says its newest server is a real power-saver ... Two tech firm IPOs are slated to hit the markets this week ... And Iomega unveils a new portable hard drive. Bill Fantini has those stories

Yahoo's cutting jobs. Ebay's expanding its presence in South Korea. Intel's profit plunged. Spam pollutes the air, too.

Taking a look at the latest Ipod. The Boss's plans for Ebay. Despite the worldwide economy, smartphone sales continue to grow.

Breaking Appl's grip on the Iphone. Barnes & Noble buys an e-book retailer. Younger consumers and identity theft.

GameStop could be facing some stiff new competition ... renegade sites are springing up, selling unauthorized applications for the iPhone ... Clearwire lays out plans for its 4G WiMax network ... and there are more tech layoffs in the news. Jim Chesko reports.

Dell posts disappointing earnings, Microsoft makes a purchase, and the "Woodstock for Gamers" gets under way. Jim Chesko has details.