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• Jajah Offers to Transform iPod Touch Into an iPhone
• Gallery: AnnaTheRed's Best Geeky Bentos
• Feb. 5, 1999: Web Tempest in a D-Cup
• Textbooks: Jumped the Shark
• Copyfight Erupts Over Fairey's 'Hope' Poster of Obama
• What a difference two days makes
• Yahoo launches search tool like one Google killed
• AnnaTheRed's Sci-Fi Bento Boxes Taste Like Nerd Bliss
• Obama's Prisoner Dilemma: Reject Torture, Defend Torturers
• Movies: In Theaters This Week (Feb. 6)
• Man-Made Dam May Have Triggered Great China Quake
• Eco-Friendly Motorola Phone Finds a Telecom Carrier
• A Quieter, Calmer (and Car Free) 42nd Street
• Former CIA Director at Art Center College of Design
• Wanted: Expeditionary Bureaucrats for War Zones
• DJ Spooky: Italian Futurist Sculpture
• <cite>Super Robot Taisen</cite> Scheduled for America
• 'A' Is for 'Eyeballs' in Internet Famous Class
• Flat World Knowledge to Bring Free Textbooks into Blackboard
• New Toshiba Cellphone Deserves A Second Look
• <cite>Scene It? Box Office Smash</cite> DLC Celebrates Awards Season
• EcoCAR: The NeXt Challenge
• Video: Wii Port of Metroid Prime In Action
• Google Quietly Declares E-Mail War on Yahoo
• PC <cite>Dragon Age: Origins</cite> Delayed
• House Delays Digital TV Transition
• New York Bill Proposes Epilepsy Warning Signs in Game Stores
• Garmin Concedes Defeat, Partners With Asus on GPS Phone
• Stardock Opening Second Studio
• House Approves Whitelist of People Who Aren't Terrorists
• Crytek Buys <cite>TimeSplitters</cite> Developer, Saves Jobs
• PreDevCamp Aims to Burgeon Palm WebOS Development
• Software Swarm to Spot Rockets Before They're Fired
• Top 10 Celebrity Rants Caught on Tape
• <cite>Paul's Boutique</cite> Reissue Recalls Beastie Boys' Essential Hip-Hop
• Rumor: <cite>Warhammer Online</cite> Dev Cuts Staff
• Botnets Beat Spartan Laser on <cite>Halo 3</cite>
• Network Theory Could Regulate Human Reproduction
• Carla Bruni Sarkozy Real Estate News
• Auction Watch: 160 Weird Foreign Game Consoles
• Review: <cite>Coraline</cite>'s Stop-Motion Surrealism Dazzles, Terrifies
• Inside the Rise of the Warbots
• TED Interview: Tribes Author Says People, Not Ads, Build Social Networks
• Telltale's <cite>Wallace and Gromit</cite> Headed to XBLA, PC
• Rockstar's <cite>Red Dead Redemption</cite> This Fall, First Screens
• Palm Pre Could Hit Sprint in March
• Windows 7 to Stick With Vista's Confusing Array of Editions
• Oldest Animal Fossils Discovered
• Hands On: <cite>Roogoo</cite> on Wii, Now With More Yeti
• 'Al-Qaeda in Gay Rape Horror'
• Yahoo Debuts Search Pad, a Passive Bookmarking Tool for Web Searches
• I need to get out of the office
• Google Latitude Broadcasts Your Location
• Live Nation and Ticketmaster Prepare to Merge
• Finish The Fight, Brick By Brick
• How Does Fujifilm's New Camera See in the Dark?
• Pentagon Stunned by Threat to Close Crucial Base
• Thumbsaver Saves Thumbs, Bashes Nails
• Soothing Music for Small Ears: GeekDad Reviews Little Songs
• 'Centurion,' 'Avenger' Ray Guns Revealed; Laser X-Men Next?
• The Smart Planet eco-patent commons and the Smart Growth Manifesto
• The GeekDads Episode 37: Besides, Tapeworms Make You Skinny
• Proof why the Cornify button is a great Internet invention
• Five for Fighting 2/4/09
• India's $10 Laptop: Neither $10 nor a Laptop
• Pandora Sees iPhone Gold in the Palm Pre
• Paper Water Bottle is a Triumph of Marketing Over Design
• R.I.P. Hans Beck, "Father of Playmobil"
• Cornify: unicorns and rainbows on demand
• Ugandan MacGyver Builds Own Cellphone Charger
• Beautiful Retro-Moto for the Dandy Highwayman
• Dead Media Beat: The Street-Printing Tricycle
• Gosh, Prof. Rubik has invented another gadget-toy
• Automotive X Prize Draws 25 Teams So Far
• Google Latitude Makes It Easy To Stalk Friends
• Feb. 4, 1998: Gates Gets Creamed