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USB: Sticking it to Hollywood

Why should Hollywood moguls have paid much attention when the USB standard emerged in the mid-90's? It simply made hooking computers to peripherals easier. How times change. Now the humble USB is being touted as having a glitzy future in movie rental business.

Hooking crooks

A growing posse of groups is taking the battle to cyber-space's spam kings, 'bot-herders' and fraudsters.
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Sensor cells

Cell phones can become an extra pair of ears and eyes when equipped with the latest sensors, or used to track you.
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Web 2.0 is over

Companies are racing ahead on to bring all the joys of digital communications to our cell phones.
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Looking good

Telepresence is like video-conferencing on steroids - it's 'being there' without 'being there.'
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What feature would you most like on your mobile phone?
Video: Weak dollar
If it wasn't for the weak dollar, American car companies would be doing even worse, says CNN's Jim Boulden.

Video: Syntax error
Computer expert Ken Colburn explains that error messages can be helpful, not just annoying.
Cyber city blues?

Hong Kong's "Cyberport" was Intelligent Building of the Year in 2004, but was it such a smart idea?
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Wired up Korea

South Korea is one of the world's most "wired" countries, but can it extend its global reach?
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