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7. Virgin Mobile buys Helio
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17. Big HDTV for a bigger Texas Stadium
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21. Stop the spam from StopRailNow and ZeroShibai 4 comments
22. iPhone 3G must be activated in the store
23. 3G coverage for the new iPhone: Honolulu vs the Northeast Corridor
24. Do kids and students need cell phones?
25. Happy Kamehemeha Day!
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28. Why Honolulu needs rail 1 comment
29. The impossible solar iPhone 2 comments
30. Can the blind hear hybrid cars? 1 comment
31. My history on the Internet
32. GPS and mobile phones
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38. Generation X vs Generation Y 5 comments
39. MacBook, MacBookPro USB ports are not created equal
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42. The Rumbler is a police siren that commands attention
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45. My social networking activity
46. Too much time on his hands
47. iPhone 2.0 firmware supports Chinese character recognition
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49. Some Americans drop landlines, others have never used e-mail
50. Microsoft may partner with Yahoo’s search business 1 comment
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52. Please phrase your LinkedIn question in the form of a question
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54. Outsource your projects online
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56. Don’t check cameras in your baggage
57. Download that movie, lose your home
58. Spring 2008 IS 7010 final grades are available
59. Google makes more investments in alternative energy
60. Spring 2008 IS 6100 final grades are available
61. Sprint announces another quarterly loss
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64. JanRain launches CallVerifID multifactor phone service for OpenID
65. Software and services - free or paid?
66. Qtrax makes a free music download deal with Universal
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68. Microsoft’s $60 Office 2007 deal for college students
69. Spygate, the NFL and regulation 1 comment
70. Grading my final exams
71. Google bets big on Sprint and Clearwire’s WiMAX joint venture
72. IDG shifts from print to digital
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77. Water, water everywhere
78. Aloha air cargo is flying again
79. Never check your computer on a plane 1 comment
80. It’s Lei Day
81. Viewfinder lets users add photos to online maps
82. Updating WP-OpenID to support ID Selector 5 comments
83. Will Aloha Airlines’ contract services unit shut down? 2 comments
84. Microsoft-Yahoo deal possible in the next few days
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86. Aloha Airlines shuts down its air cargo unit
87. Netflix to deliver movies with set-top boxes
88. Should Apple sell hardware on two-year contracts?
89. IS 7010 Spring 2008 final exam
90. Australia regulates laser pointers
91. Heavy vog on Oahu 9 comments
92. Honolulu LOLcats founder Kari Unebasami reveals herself 2 comments
93. Flipping the camcorder market 1 comment
94. Google eats no evil
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96. Amazon’s Kindle hasn’t caught fire yet
97. Android vs iPhone 2 comments
98. It’s 2008 and email is still broken
99. The rules of business blogging 2 comments
100. Honolulu newspapers to City Council: Enough already! 6 comments
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104. Indiana TV station broadcasts early morning earthquake 2 comments
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106. Back on track 2 comments
107. Virtual keyboards and monitoring software foil keystroke loggers 1 comment
108. New reader can track several RFID tags at once
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111. Virgin Media CEO claims net neutrality is “bollocks” 1 comment
112. Marine accused of stealing deployed soldiers’ identities 1 comment
113. Delta, Northwest Airlines may merge this week 6 comments
114. MySpace keeps trying to sell music downloads
115. Finding business contacts and passwords on the Internet 1 comment
116. Cellular base station uses wind and solar power 1 comment
117. Media giants want to end US fair use doctrine
118. C-SPAN and Google team up for election video channel
119. The all-seeing advertising cookie
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138. TechHui - a social network for Hawaii’s technical professionals 1 comment
139. Aloha Airlines shuts down 5 comments
140. Trust is not transitive 2 comments
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142. Borders is burning
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144. New GPS satellite launched
145. Digital TV is coming 1 comment
146. The used electronic textbook
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148. The professors strike back
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153. Hacking without a computer
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155. Should Wikipedia include trivia?
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171. Solar-powered Bluetooth headset
172. The late lamented floppy disk drive
173. Control those cables and power adapters
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175. Using waste heat to cool a computer
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178. Building the perfect laptop
179. Pacific LightNet sold
180. Shooting satellites
181. Coworking
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186. The economy, as explained by stick figures
187. iTunes is number two
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189. Social Media 101
190. Smuggling iPhones back into China
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197. Customer lock-in 2 comments
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