Bleah! Yesterday felt like Saturday, and today is Thursday. My schedule is all out of wack.
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Phone Calls on the Cable Bill. Faced with the increasing success of satellite television, cable companies are trying to retain customers by offering new services.
7:18:47 AM  #  

This Chat Is Music to Your Ears. While "CD-like sound quality" is not commonly associated with cellphones, Sony has introduced a series of telephone headsets that incorporate the same technology used in headphones for its portable music players.
7:17:25 AM  #  

From the Palm of Your Hand to the Ear of a Nearby Listener. If you find the radio too limiting or repetitive, you may like the Neuros, a new MP3 player that lets you play D.J. and broadcast your mix.
7:16:54 AM  #  

And Now, the Portable Desktop PC, Up to a Point. The Smart Display concept is another Microsoft effort to enter the hardware design business. The effort is a blessing and a curse.
7:16:17 AM  #  

AT&T Wireless' $6 billion bet. The company now has two years to roll out NTT DoCoMo's new wireless network on a revised schedule, and $6.2 billion in AT&T Wireless stock says it will be on time.
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Vaporware 2002: Tech up in Smoke?. In an unusual turn, three products out of the 10 to receive the Wired News 2002 Vaporware Award also appeared on last year's list. Tech-hungry readers wonder: Why can't these developers get it together? Because usually the schedules are wack to begin with.
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