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	Top headlines  Get ready for virtualization to affect you, too VMware is pushing its software for use on PCs and mobile phones. There's plenty of room for expansion--but watch out for that cloud. Fri, Sep 04 04:00:00 PDT 2009 | Read full story  Microsoft granted stay of Word injunction Landmark injunction would have required the software giant to stop selling Word in its current form by next month. Thu, Sep 03 16:35:00 PDT 2009 | Read full story  Kai-Fu Lee leaving Google In 2005, Lee decamped from Microsoft to take over Google's China operations, sparking a legal battle between the companies. Now he's starting his own venture. Thu, Sep 03 19:08:00 PDT 2009 | Read full story  IBM plunges into 'smart grid for water' Betting that governments and businesses will need to better manage water resources, IBM is leading an effort to design IT systems to monitor and analyze water use. Fri, Sep 04 04:00:00 PDT 2009 | Read full story  IFA 2009: New laptops, tablets, cameras, 3D (roundup) From "borderless TVs" to touch-screen tablets to 11-hour laptop batteries, IFA in Berlin is showcasing the best of what's to come. Fri, Sep 04 06:53:00 PDT 2009 | Read full story  Google tweaking Android Market To help developers better promote their software, Google is updating Android Market to include screenshots and longer descriptions of each app. Fri, Sep 04 07:44:00 PDT 2009 | Read full story  Video of the day Appliances of the future On the Green Show this week, Samsung pledges billions to go green, energy efficient appliances of the future, and a supercomputer in the U.K. computes and pollutes. Photos IFA through the years, a gadget evolution Historic photos from the German electronics show take us on a tour of tech trends, including the first consumer VHS camera, early brick-sized cell phones, and old-school video games.  Read full story Photos Wagenaar's curious robot contraptions Florida-based artist Will Wagenaar is obsessed with junk--which he transforms into playful works of art. His robot sculptures, all recycled and bolted together, are at once antique and futuristic.  Read full story Most popular stories  1. Get a new PlayStation 3 Slim for $199.99 2. Microsoft pushes for single global patent system 3. Amazon: Google Books deal an 'unprecedented' copyright hack 4. How to play an LP without a turntable 5. Snow Leopard install downgrades Flash   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 Gmail Turf + Chrome Grass themes = yuck Google adds details to Book Search privacy policy Google adds details to Book Search privacy policy Cutting Edge iRobot CEO: Robot nurses to cut health care costs Restoration starts on one of oldest computers Robotics Rodeo: En route to safer convoys IMEC unveils heart monitor for athletes, elderly Business Tech Microsoft's premature patent proposal EU fiddles with MySQL while Sun burns Cloud interoperability on the horizon? Personal Tech IFA 2009: Gadget-fest in Berlin Photos: IFA through the years, a gadget evolution Now served at Cracker Barrel: Webkinz opossum Wireless Qwest long distance goes down for some iPhone will get MMS September 25 T-Mobile unveils pay-as-you-go Android phone Security The Real Deal 177: Home security cameras Will PSP Go keep pirates at bay?
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