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Daily Debrief: GM goes lean and green
CNET News.com's Kara Tsuboi chats with CarTech Senior Editor Wayne Cunningham about GM's decision to close four North American truck manufacturing plants. The news behind the headline indicates a trend toward smaller vehicles and a push to roll out the company's hybrid car, the Chevy Volt.
Green Mile: A look inside tomorrow's catalytic converter
The catalytic converter is the unseen, unsung hero of auto emissions control. Does the old "soot can" have a high-tech story? Check out what CNET's Brian Cooley and Michael Kanellos learned from visiting Nanostellar, a company that replaces particles in a catalytic converter so a car can run greener.
CNET's Elsa Wenzel takes a first look at downloadable software from Google. Your online albums can be either private or public.
Adobe takes on the Office suites
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Daily Debrief: California gets Tesla car factory
On Monday, Tesla Motors announced it would build its electric sedan manufacturing plant in Northern California. In the Daily Debrief, CNET News.com's Kara Tsuboi talks with CNET Car Tech Senior Editor Wayne Cunningham about why this decision is a win for the company and the state.
LiveFuels says it will be able to make biodiesel or synthetic gas from cheap algae in a few years. CNET's Michael Kanellos and Brian Cooley take a look at the process.
Microsoft finalizes Office 2007 code
The current version of Microsoft Office 2007 has many features, but we await its final release. CNET's Elsa Wenzel takes a look.
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