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Microsoft, Nvidia phone?--Rumors of an iPhone-style Microsoft phone running on Nvidia silicon confirm, in part, what Nvidia has been talking about since early this year.

Sounds like the Storm isn't much of a music phone--Amidst the mostly mediocre reviews for Research in Motion's Storm, very little was said about its music functionality.

YouTube is going wide screen in advance of hosting more professional content. On its blog, YouTube noted: We’re expanding the width of the page to 960 pixels to better reflect the quality of the videos you create and the screens that you use to watch them.

President-elect Barack Obama successfully campaigned for the nation’s highest office via Facebook, Twitter and MySpace.

His new administration is prying a Blackberry from his hands but he’s already talking about a laptop in the West Wing.

President-elect Barack Obama's use of YouTube to deliver his weekly address raises serious issues--due to the privacy-invading cookies that are sent to Google servers.

One very smart thing Obama’s team is doing is documenting what is going on behind the scenes so if the American public wants to find out more, they can.

First, take a look at this piece about the environment and energy team…

The company teams up with YouTube for a coming-out party showing off its in-flight Wi-Fi service.

Monty Python has officially arrived at YouTube and the show wants something in return.

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Three good reasons to venture into Windows' Registry--Close non-responsive programs automatically, adjust the position of your desktop wallpaper, and prevent specific programs from appearing on the Start menu's most-frequent list.

New honeycomb tire is "bulletproof"--New airless tire designed to carry soldiers to safety.

An analyst is forecasting that Hulu's revenue will rival YouTube's next year.