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• Flotsam, Jetsam for 06/26/2007
• IPhone Not Compatible with All IPod Accessories (Yet)
• Dead Media Beat: Practically Everything Analog
• Rare Bushbird Smiles for First Photograph Ever
• Review: Altec Lansing inMotion iMV712
• 2:1 Richard Branson Buys This $150k Space Guitar?
• Sun's Supercomputer Already Eclipsed by IBM's 3-Petaflop Monster
• Griping Goths Gather; Giggling Heard from IKEA and Internet
• First IPhone reviews: Good News for Steve Jobs
• Ancient Giant Penguin Fossils Found in Tropical Surroundings
• The new Boeing 787's flappy wings
• Sending Secret Messages Through DNA
• How to Cancel Your Current Cellular Contract
• Reminder: <cite>Final Fantasy</cite> Party at Metreon Tonight
• FBI Whistleblower Describes Government Muscle Tactics
• Webcasters' Day of Silence: Is It Working?
• When Toys Ask What Am I?, Hilarity Ensues
• Roll Over, Darwin: Scientists Suggest Update to Evolution
• Russian Lake May Hide the Tunguska Crater
• Is <cite>Second Life</cite> Damaging Brands?
• The Top 7 Mispronounced Game Titles
• San Diego Game Counterfieter Faces Jail Time
• Celebrate the Month of <cite>Zork</cite>
• Hacking NASCAR: The Ultimate High-Speed Photography Kit part 6
• Big <cite>Zelda</cite> Sales In Japan
• Newsweek, MTV Play <cite>Manhunt 2</cite>
• Soda Bottle Water Rockets
• 31 People Playing <cite>Zelda</cite> Theme On YouTube
• Author Tries Multiple Personality Defense
• How Fish Keep Each Other in Line
• Virtual Worlds and Neural Interfaces
• Nicole Kidman's Brain Training Commerical
• <cite>Forza 2</cite> Reigns Over UK Charts Again
• Hacking NASCAR: The Ultimate High-Speed Photography Kit part 4
• Hacking NASCAR: The Ultimate High-Speed Photography Kit part 3
• Hacking NASCAR: The Ultimate High-Speed Photography Kit part 5
• Hacking NASCAR: The Ultimate High-Speed Photography Kit part 2
• NASA Contractor Designs Lunar Habitat. Move-In Date: 2020
• Everything I Need to Know About (Real) Robots I Learned From Transformers
• The Rebirth of Optimus Prime: Behind the Scenes with Director Michael Bay
• Hybrids’ Next Trick Is to Feed Electricity Into the Grid
• What's Wired This Month: Phonecam Art, Charlierose.com, Meatspace Tetris
• Japanese Schoolgirl Watch: Coin-Op Aerobics
• The Best Geek Vacations: The South Pole, Chernobyl, Tatooine
• Infoporn: Despite the Web, Americans Remain Woefully Ill-Informed
• Webcasters Hold "Day of Silence," But Not Last.fm, KCRW
• Climate Change-Hurricane Debate Too Close to Call, Author Says
• Looking High and Low: Who Will Be the Google of Video Search?
• Hans Reiser: Once a Linux Visionary, Now Accused of Murder
• Hey America, Make With the !@~$ High-Speed Rail Already
• 72-Story Complex to Tower Over St. Petersburg (Like It or Not)
• Ratatouille Star Patton Oswalt on Geeks vs. Nerds
• How an Obscure Collection of Japanese Action Figures Changed the Way We Play
• In Italy, CIA Agents Are Undone by Their Cell Phones
• Welcome to Fatworld! Experience Refreshing Moral Discomfort!
• Low Tech on the High Seas: The Ultimate Sextant
• Texas-Sized Supercomputer to Break Computing Power Record
• Extreme Sailing: The Biggest Boat in the World
• Wired-Tired-Expired
• Machinima Series Red vs. Blue Ends Tour of Duty
• Translucent Dolphins Go Round on a Reinvention of the Carousel
• Clive Thompson on How Twitter Creates a Social Sixth Sense
• JW: War Czar, Nanohealing, Wilf
• Most Dangerous Object in the Office This Month: The Rodenator
• YouTube Does Science, From Fruit-Fly Fight Clubs to Stem Cell Extractions
• Mr. Know-It-All: Undercover GM Food, Over-the-Internet Meds
• Dispatches From the Hyperlocal Future
• Found: Artifacts From the Future
• Rants
• Reviews: HBO's Flight of the Conchords, and New Music from Spoon and Ulrich Schnauss
• Gorillaz Frontman Goes Ape Over Opera
• How Slick It Is! Fill 'Er Up With Cooking Oil, Not Crude Oil
• Apple Makes iTunes the Activation Agent for New iPhone
• What's Inside: Red Bull
• Google Maps Is Changing the Way We See the World
• CNN.com's Nicole Lapin Talks Up Citizen Journalists
• Hacking NASCAR: The Ultimate High-Speed Photography Kit
• Limit-Telephotographer Spies on Stealth Military Installations
• Behind The Deal: Google Talks DoubleClick
• The Creature Double Feature
• RSS Pioneer Unveils TwitterGram, Twitter Meets Podcasting
• YouTube Gems: Roller Coaster Train
• Red vs. Blue Ends Tour of Duty
• Patients, Pharmaceutical Companies Take Britain to Court Over Alzheimer Drug Access
• Sony: PS2 Motion Controller Not Happening
• First <cite>Indiana Jones</cite> Production Diary Hits Web
• IPhone Total Cost of Ownership: Up to $5,914.76
• <cite>Soul Calibur IV</cite> Goes Online
• Hori: Wii Fighting Stick in August
• Maryland Election Official Endorses Diebold Machines in Marketing Literature -- UPDATED
• <cite>Warhawk</cite> Beta Extended To July 2
• Bit of Berlin Wall Included in Collector's Edition of <cite>World in Conflict</cite>
• TwoStick Speeds Up Game Pad Text Entry
• CIA's Closet of Skeletons, Now Online
• Sonific's Free Music Widget Adds 125,000 Songs (Including Some Big Names)
• Inside the Insurgent Noise Machine
• Bluetooth Headset Displays Text
• Celebrity Mash-Up
• Google Apps Adds Migration Tools For Business Customers
• How Strobe Lights Cause Seizures
• Wireless Provider Installs Cellphone Recycling Bins Across Japan
• Activating iPhones to Be Rage-Free: iTunes Does It For You
• New Zealand Cop Blames Kids' Crime Spree on Video Games
• The Shining Cuckoo Clock
• New York Post Reporter Claims First IPhone Review
• Game Adjusts Difficulty Based on Heart Rate
• The Hallaballoo Dancers Do Batman
• Kohjinsha's U.S. Ultraportable to Run Vista Only?
• If You Like Online Radio, Call Your Congresspeople -- Seriously
• Canary in the Coal Mine, 2007-Style
• Day Of Silence: Last.FM Tells Broadcasters To Grow Up
• Neo 2 Portable Word Processor Announced
• "My Time As A Prisoner At The Thomas The Tank Engine Factory"
• Make iPod Shuffle Non-Portable With Itty-Bitty Dock
• 150-Mile Sky Dive? Suuuuuuure!
• Morning Thing: Even The Afroed Will Find A Place In Gas Mask World
• "Mad Max" vs. Taliban?
• Yahoo Adds Live Flickr Results To Image Search
• Chimps Follow the Golden Rule
• Rate Plans for iPhone Announced: All Offer Unlimited Data
• Supreme Court: Hey Kids, No Talking About Bong Hits
• Microsoft: HD-DVD Drive is 360's "Biggest Selling Accessory"
• Vonage Fights For Last VoIP Gasp In Court
• Miniature Motherboards Get More Grunt
• New Laptop Swag Bags from Belkin
• Unravel <cite>The Bourne Conspiracy</cite> on 360, PS3
• Could Dressing Conservatively Make Muslim Women Sick?
• Old Mac in New Show
• Seagate Joins Terabyte-High Club
• Apple Release iPhone Price Details
• Hitman Trailer Features Baby-Faced Agent 47
• Video: Crash of the Titans Gameplay Footage
• FileRights Launches Torrent Filter Scheme
• Hack Lets You Play <cite>Halo 2</cite>, <cite>Shadowrun</cite> in XP
• Robotarium X Robot Zoo: Please Don't Feed the Gadgets
• <cite>Stranglehold</cite> Voice Talent Features Stars of Hollywood Blockbusters
• Digital Numbers Pegboard
• Radio Free Internet: Broadcasters Protest Rate Hikes With Silence
• Tyson Foods Bets that Cheesburger-Fueled Cars Are Coming
• Five for Fighting 6/26/07 AM
• Video Fix: "Land Warrior" in Iraq (Updated)
• The Definitive Guide to Determining the Approximate Size of the iPhone
• Hummer Lives—at Least for Now
• SunRed Hints at Prototype of Solar-Powered Motorcycle
• EPA Gets Thrashed from Both Sides of Debate
• iNoPhone Features Unlimited Standby Time
• Sponsored Text Tumult Round Two: Arrington Vs. CNet
• Bikeboard: Water Skiing Made Easy
• Delphi Workers Take a Blow--Omen for the Big Three
• Jet Powered Sinclair C5
• Mobile Industry Calls for Cheap Worldwide 3G Network
• Apple Makes iTunes the Activation Agent for New iPhone
• Gear Gallery: Climbing Shoes for the Upwardly Mobile and More
• June 26, 1978: First Dedicated Oceanographic Satellite in Orbit
• CIA Secrets: Hypnosis, Soviet Mars Missions, and Ed Koch
• The Rebirth of Optimus Prime: Behind the Scenes with Director Michael Bay
• Review: Altec Lansing inMotion iMV712
• How an Obscure Collection of Japanese Action Figures Changed the Way We Play
• Everything I Need to Know About (Real) Robots I Learned From Transformers