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Laptops Give Hope to the Homeless
They may not have roofs over their heads, but some homeless people are toting around old laptops and trading tips on the best hot spots. Some are even blogging. Jacob Ogles reports from Fillmore, California.
So Much Idiocy, So Little Time
What's ticking us off this week? How about the Cubs ditching bullpen phones in favor of wireless tech? Or whiny students? Or the moron who nearly flattens an old lady because he can't put his cell phone down long enough to drive? Commentary by Tony Long. 
Next Game Controller: Your Phone
In a virtual-reality lab in New Zealand, Nokia Series 60 phones stand in for tennis racquets. By Lakshmi Sandhana.
The Trouble With Tech Trash
A new book called High Tech Trash explores how your discarded desktop -- or iPod or TV -- can be hazardous to our health. By Randy Dotinga.
But Where's the Flash?
You'd be hard pressed to find the Flash in a web application built with Fjax, but it's there, operating behind the scenes. Jay and Steve McDonald explain the inner workings of their new web development methodology in this Q&A. In Webmonkey.
It's Hot, and We're to Blame
The Earth's temperature is rising at a rate unprecedented in at least 400 years, concludes a report from the National Academy of Sciences, and regardless of what the Bush administration says, human pollution is the main reason why.
Cadillac Attacks Fuel Efficiency
The new BLS aims at the European market with an unmistakably stiffer ride, improved handling and better gas mileage than comparable U.S. models. Is this a vision of the future? Bruce Gain reports from Paris.
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