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Today in Tech History: June 1, 2008
How to win a Nobel Prize in medicine: catheterize your own heart!
The U.S. government gets involved with Twitter operations, Opera thinks it has reinvented the Web (although we are not really sure that's true), and Disney launches the Netpal for baby's first Netbook.
Loaded: Design and the elastic mind
A look at the new MOMA exhibit that does NOT have the bendable Nokia, Microsoft rumors about online Office, NIN free music, and bad news for Quarterlife.
The EEE PC gets an upgrade, and we get a hands-on look. See what our overseas editors think. Plus, Boston's Old North church goes modern. See how the church that spawned the American revolution is conserving energy. And, it took a jailed journalist less than 140 characters to get out of jail. See how Twitter could be your get out of jail free card.
We're just about done with Apple rumors--WWDC 2009 starts today. Plus: Twitter gets verified accounts, and Digg helps you get more Viagra ads.
Random Disorder: "Change of Seasons"
Peace...
The Kindle could be coming to Germany, Google releases a slew of new products and features, and Twitter files for a trademark for the word "tweet."
There are rumors that Amazon wants to acquire Netflix, Microsoft Office is going online to take on Google Docs, and new software will make you smile more sincerely on the job.
Sprint is focusing on WiMax. Find out just how many resources are going into this rollout that could get us all connected. Grand Theft Auto sells out like gang busters. Pun intended. And NBC and Warner Music both find ways to get around Apple's pricing for music and TV shows.
Amazon closes affiliates in North Carolina, a new service lets you trade stocks over Twitter, and rumors are swirling of a PlayStation Portable phone.
