Microsoft's Gazelle browser takes a radical path: CNET News

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	Top headlines  Microsoft's Gazelle browser takes a radical path In an exclusive interview, CNET News' Ina Fried talks with Helen Wang, the researcher behind Microsoft's Gazelle effort, which aims to make the browser more like an operating system. Tue, Jul 07 04:00:00 PDT 2009 | Read full story  Piecing together NASA's Ares I rocket (road trip) CNET News' Daniel Terdiman is the first reporter to see the completed solid rocket booster designed for future missions to the moon, and possibly Mars. Tue, Jul 07 10:00:00 PDT 2009 | Read full story  FAQ: How to vanquish mobile spam Here's what the major wireless carriers say you should the next time you get a pesky text spam. Tue, Jul 07 04:00:00 PDT 2009 | Read full story  Report: Social Security numbers can be predicted Researchers say they have proven that it is possible to predict Social Security numbers knowing the state and date of birth. Mon, Jul 06 17:59:00 PDT 2009 | Read full story  Google Apps shed beta label It's finally graduation day for Google Apps: Gmail, Google Docs, Google Calendar, and Google Talk are no longer saddled with the beta tag. Tue, Jul 07 08:00:00 PDT 2009 | Read full story  Sprint sells Netbook for a buck Sprint and Best Buy are selling a Compaq Netbook for 99 cents as the wireless operator tries to entice subscribers to sign up for its two-year wireless data plan. Tue, Jul 07 07:56:00 PDT 2009 | Read full story  Video of the day Hohm, sweet Hohm Microsoft's Hohm app is designed to help you save energy, Internet Explorer has a security hole that needs patching, and U2 launches a mobile album for BlackBerry. Digital Media Jammie Thomas asks for new trial Lawyers for the Minnesota woman ordered last month to pay $1.92 million in damages for the illegal sharing of 24 copyrighted songs say judgment is "grossly excessive."  Read full story The Social Andreessen: Facebook revenue to top $500 million in '09 The Netscape founder, a member of Facebook's board of directors, says the social network has the potential to be a billion-dollar company already.  Read full story Most popular stories  1. 4chan may be behind attack on Twitter 2. Is iPod Touch getting a camera? 3. How to get the Windows 7 upgrade for free 4. Best Buy shifts into electric vehicles sales 5. Andreessen: Facebook revenue to top $500 million in '09   Related Newsletters Stay informed on the tech topics that matter to you most CNET offers a wide variety of newsletters on everything from tech industry news to the latest games and gear. Browse the entire list now. Manage newsletters More from CNET News:   Media Yahoo drops fantasy football suit against NFL union Yahoo Search Pad: An online notebook that watches you VideoLAN releases VLC 1.0.0: Your media will never be the same CompuServe Classic laid to rest U2 releasing 'mobile album' for BlackBerry Cutting Edge Piaggio speeds ahead with hybrid scooter Winds shifting for Pickens' wind farm plan Microsoft opens Hohm to energy monitoring Report: Toyota to mass-produce plug-ins in 2012 Business Tech NetApp: Our Data Domain bid remains 'superior' Windows 7 testers have long path to upgrade Will Windows 7 be finalized next week? Personal Tech Kindle patents lay out plan for ads Nvidia's past drives reports about Apple When gaming communities go wrong Do new PS3 bundles mean Slim is coming soon? Is iPod Touch getting a camera? Wireless Palm Pre set for European launch Report: DOJ looks into telecom dominance Stopping by the woods with an iPhone Nokia to bridge Maemo, Symbian with Qt Security Microsoft warns of hole in Video ActiveX control CNET News Daily Podcast: Beware URL shorteners URL shortening is hot--but look before you leap
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