Week in review: Browser breakthroughs
CNET News Nov 20 09From Azure to Windows 7 to Firefox, operating systems and browsers grabbed headlines this week as Google proved, with its unveiling of Chrome OS, how interrelated they are. Full story...
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Chip spending could reach double-digit growth this year
CNET News 42 minutes agoManufacturers say they'll step up their spending on semiconductors, helping the chip industry stage a healthy recovery this year after a sluggish 2009, says iSuppli.
Court docs: Viacom tried to buy YouTube
CNET News 53 minutes agoViacom says YouTube founders always intended to build video version of Napster and looked for ways to "to avoid the copyright bastards.
Apple director Jerry York, 71, dies
CNET News about an hour agoThe former CFO of IBM and Chrysler was hospitalized Tuesday night after collapsing at his home. He sat on Apple's board for 13 years.
GE places solar bets on thin-film cells
CNET News about an hour agoWorking with start-up PrimeStar Solar, General Electric is developing solar modules that use low-cost, cadmium telluride thin-film solar cells.
Nintendo touts social gaming for DSi XL
CNET News 3 hours agoThe soon-to-be-launched portable game device, its maker says, will help you play well with others.
Microsoft nixes barrier to Windows 7's 'XP mode'
CNET News 3 hours agoWindows 7 users will no longer need their PC's processor to support hardware virtualization to run the new and old operating systems together.
HP settles inkjet cartridge patent complaints
CNET News 4 hours agoHewlett-Packard reaches agreement on several patent violation complaints filed last year against makers of compatible inkjet cartridge.
Is Facebook better than sex?
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Top MSN China exec to step down
CNET News 5 hours agoXiao Chen, the online operation's vice president of sales, is leaving the company to launch his own start-up.
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