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Loaded: Cheaper iPhones and BBC for Americans
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Microsoft walked away from Yahoo this weekend in sheer frustration. Find out what is next for both big companies. Deutche Telecom may buy Sprint, which would make T-Mobile a much bigger force to reckon with. And iPhone users lose their free Wi-Fi just as fast as they got it.
Loaded: Edit your photos online
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Loaded: Cell phones for Cubans and grandparents
The city of Chicago sues eBay. Find out what the auctioneer did to offend the Windy City. Americans can now help Cubans get cell phones. We'll tell you about the new White House legislation that helps Cuba get connected. Plus, AT&T wants to help your grandma use a cell phone. The company is offering technology classes for the elderly in honor of Older Americans Month.
Loaded: Microsoft comes back for more
Microsoft and Yahoo are going to try to work things out. See how the happy couple is getting back together. Apple wants more ring tones. See what the music labels are hinting about for the next generation iPhone. And another way to waste time on Facebook using Kongregate's new game play application.
We have a lot of video game news today about Microsoft's Xbox and Nintendo's Wii. Also, Guns N' Roses comes to Rock Band, and Blu-ray Disc technology is about to get a whole lot cheaper.
Yahoo adds some shine, see how Yahoo! is looking to reach out to women. Plus, VoIP bills are on the rise in LA, find out how much the city is taxing users. And, see how Berkeley scientists are trying to make human wall-crawlers like Spiderman a reality, see if your spidey senses will be tingling in the near future.
Movies.com is doing the Fandango, the Beatles may be coming to a Rock Band near you, and your Wii is about to experience what the Jedi call the "Force."
