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Meet Ubuntu 9.04 Critics are calling Ubuntu's 'Jaunty Jackalope' as slick and seamless as the Mac's OS X. We take a look and uncover Ubuntu 9.04's pitfalls and gotchas -- as well as its hidden delights. View the Gallery Read the Story	World Digital Library Launch The Library of Congress and 32 partner institutions have launched the World Digital Library, a website that features unique cultural materials from libraries and archives from around the world. View the Gallery	CIOs Of The CIA And Other U.S. Government Intelligence Agencies At an intelligence community CIO panel hosted by AFCEA's Washington, DC chapter on April 13, 2009, many of the country's top intelligence agency CIOs shared their views on cloud computing, virtualization, and other IT matters. Panelists included CIOs from the FBI, CA, DoD, Homeland Security, NSA, and various other intelligence agencies. View the Gallery

Kill Your Cable Bill Dead Cable bills are climbing, but our free-TV plan will help you cut the cord and still cozy up to HDTV and streaming video. Read on to learn the tricks of the nearly-free-TV trade. View the Gallery Read the Story	7 Wireless Router Problems And How To Solve Them Slow data speeds, dead spots, Wi-Fi that's AWOL -- don't replace that router yet -- first try these tips to overcome your 802.11x router headaches. View the Gallery Read the Story	Troubleshooting PC Problems When The Trouble Is Hidden Some PC failures give no warning and no error messages. It's as if the operating system got mugged. But with patience, and a few guidelines, you can get your system up and running again. View the Gallery Read the Story

GM, Segway Roll 2-Seat, Electric Vehicle Prototype Project P.U.M.A. combines several technologies demonstrated by GM and Segway, including electric drive, vehicle-to-vehicle communications, and lithium-ion batteries. View the Gallery Read the Story	How To Silence Facebook Chatterboxes Facebook's redesign puts more information in your News Feed -- sometimes too much. Here's how to block updates from your noisiest friends without un-friending them entirely. View the Gallery Read the Story	Tesla Unveils Its Model S All-Electric Sedan Tesla all-electric five-seat, made-in-the-U.S., $50,000-plus car is slated to start production in late 2011. View the Gallery Read the Story

How HP Recycles Ink Jet Printer Cartridges The deconstruction, separation, and decontamination of HP ink jet printer cartridges features digital imaging and a variety of software and hardware including some found-on-the-farm technology. View the Gallery	XP's Last Days: A Practical Guide Users who shunned Vista and are clinging to XP until the release of Windows 7 -- still several months off -- can get the most out of the aging operating system by following these tips. View the Gallery Read the Story	Office Outlaws: Free Applications For Productivity, Collaboration Allowing users free reign to download free Google Gears, Adobe AIR, and other Web-based apps can upset the delicate balance between enterprise core applications and the operating system. It can also have a positive impact on business strategy. View the Gallery Read the Story

Amazon's Kindle App For iPhone Puts Books In Your Pocket Amazon has introduced free software that brings the best of its Kindle e-book reader to the iPhone and iPod Touch. The app is a great e-book reader, although it has a few glitches. Take a tour in our image gallery. View the Gallery Read the Story	Enhancing Windows 7: Must-Have Apps In contrast to the bloated Vista, Microsoft's Windows 7 runs light and lean. Maybe too lean. But apps like Notepad2, Irfanview, Clonezilla, and Songbird can make the next operating system sing -- without weighing it down. View the Gallery Read the Story	Windows 7 Deep Dive Microsoft Powerpoints spotlight the enterprise-oriented features of Windows 7. View the Gallery Read the Story

Apple Safari 4 Steals Features From Google Chrome, Firefox, Opera The latest version of the Apple Web browser copies features already available on Google Chrome, Firefox, and Opera -- and looks great doing it. View the Gallery Read the Story	Touch Makes A Grab Beyond Mobile Touch is not only becoming an important trend in mobile phones, but it is also showing up on laptops, desk-bound phones and other devices. Will there be nothing that touch doesn't, er, touch? View the Gallery Read the Story	Windows 7 Beta A visual tour of how to install Microsoft's next operating system on a PC, with a look at the features included in Vista's successor. View the Gallery Read the Story

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