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Microsoft 'surfaces' touch screen computer, iTunes fortifies with DRM-free music, Google's street view paparazzi, a quick quiz on keeping our cell phones longer, plus a site that converts docs to PDFs for free through e-mail.
February 23, 2007: Average HDTV prices, XM and Sirius in tune, iPhone settlement, and Wii leads the pack.
February 2, 2007 - Vista launches, marketing scare, Sony BMG CD settlement, and shoe lovers rejoice.
February 16, 2007: HDTVs to triple by 2011, BlackBerry backlash, Google suffers a setback, Los Angeles wants Wi-Fi, and you can star in a Domino's Pizza ad.
World's best bartender, free Barenaked Ladies, glowing billboards, foiled by fog, NHL/'300' mashup, and the Kegulator--for all your party needs.
Gumby's digital premiere, 3D for every display, AT&T's NASCAR spat, odd Splenda URLs, and opening your own DVD rental business in seconds.
March 16, 2007: Stardust now just dust, Viacom slaps Google and YouTube, digital TV transition details, Slacker at SXSW, Microsoft hears Tellme, and a fingerprint-activated garage door opener.
Celebs saving energy in the name of Live Earth, AllofMP3 closes its digital doors, a nagging HD DVD piracy solution, ICEing your cell phone, and starting a hobby as a cell phone network test guy.
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Razr 2 ad campaign cuts it up, an Internet banking pioneer shuts down, JaJah launches click-to-call buttons, why the biz elite can't get enough media, and naming your own music download price.
Dutch ditch analog TV, faster memory chips, hacking in 2007, and pop-up video is back.
