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Demand for the games console should be driven by PlayStation 3 titles like 'LittleBigPlanet'; production improvements that will give Sony room to cut prices; and the victory of its Blu-ray technology.

Mobile technology has pole-vaulted many African countries into the information age and now things like cellphones play role in ethnic conflicts

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Toshiba's high-end Qosmio G45-AV690 is great for movies and multimedia, and its onboard controls are fun to use--but the recordable HD DVD drive means you're paying extra for a dead technology.

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If the 2006 online video market was still in the traffic-building stage, 2007 marked the beginning of the monetization stage. This new media platform engages a prime audience group for marketers. Online publishers and their technology partners large and small were pressed hard in the last few years by these marketers for quality ad inventory, flexible ad serving technologies, and efficient ad management tools.

coondoggie points out a Networkworld story about plans for modular satellite technology which is intended to replace modern, 'monolithic' devices. The project hopes to solve issues of scalability and reliability by separating the typical satellite systems and allowing the different modules to change function when necessary. Quoting: 'According to DARPA such a virtual satellite effectively constitutes a 'bus in the sky' - wherein customers need only provide and deploy a payload module suited to their immediate mission need, with the supporting features supplied by a global network of infrastructure modules already resident on-orbit and at critical ground locations. In addition, there can be sharing of resources between various 'spacecraft' that are within sufficient range for communication. DARPA said ... within the F6 network all subsystems and payloads can be treated like a uniquely addressable computing peripheral or network device. Such an approach can provide a long sought after 'p

Shares of Apple rose Thursday morning after the iPod maker reiterated expectations to sell 10 million iPhones in 2008, leading an analyst to maintain a top rating. The stock added $4.94, or 4 percent, to $127.90 in morning trading. Goldman Sachs analyst David C. Bailey met with Apple's operating chief, Tim Cook, at the Goldman Sachs technology Symposium Wednesday, and said that growth opportunities remain for the company.