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Britain pulls plug on UFO hotline
Seen a UFO? Don't bother calling the Brits, they've stopped listening. The British military has quietly shut down its after more than 50 years in operation. Full story
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Beloved panda leaving for China
A young giant panda who became a major draw after his birth at Washington's National Zoo will return to China soon. Full story
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Teen Internet addicts
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About 10 percent of students surveyed were moderately addicted to Web. Full story
10 iPhone apps for the holidays that sparkle
Whether it's football, flight tracking or a shopping, these programs shine
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Beloved National Zoo panda going to China
A young giant panda who became a major draw after his birth at Washington's National Zoo will return to China soon.
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SpaceShipTwo rocket plane set for unveiling
While NASA frets over a looming hiatus in its ability to launch people into space, a commercial company is poised to unveil the first spaceship for private passenger travel.
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Hey, Tiger Woods: Why so dumb about tech?
Tiger Woods is not alone in his cell phone faux pas. Athletes, entertainers and politicians are all amazingly ignorant when it comes to the day-to-day digital activities.
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Man in stolen cell phone pic turns himself in
A Philadelphia teenager who authorities say used a stolen cell phone to snap a photo of himself that automatically got sent to the victim has turned himself in.
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10 iPhone apps for the holidays that sparkle
The holidays are stressful, but an iPhone or iPod Touch can help. These 10 apps, pulled from PC World's expansive iPhone App Guide can help you get the most out of the holiday season.
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10 best Nintendo DS games of the year
Whether the gamer on your list loves puzzle, role-playing, adventure, or music games, you’re sure to find a few “must-have” DS titles that are guaranteed to make them happy.
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Coffee-like 'stains' may result in touchscreens
Taking advantage of ink's natural tendency to create "coffee rings," a group of Israeli scientists has developed a type of ink jet dye that could one day create a range of power-hungry, and power-producing, devices at home.
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