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  1. US has stellar 3Q-4Q PC shipments
  2. Interview with AT&T legal about filtering
  3. Valley electric car intiative hitting the brakes
  4. Anti-piracy agency's stock down 70% in Dec07
  5. Russia feels justified in premptive nuke option
  6. Ford: don't take pics of your own car
  7. Spammer sues, wins case for posting of public information
  8. Bands making real money via electronic distribution
  9. zAlternator haxes your Zune's planet
  10. Microsoft brings Windows 7 release forward?
  11. Canada IP lobbyists push for ISP liability
  12. Time Warner to offer downloadable HBO, chargable bandwidth
  13. Yahoo to lay off 10%+ of workforce
  14. EA to offer dowloadable games
  15. HTML5 working draft appears
  16. IE8 to demand meta-tag to render in full compliance
  17. MPAA: oops, our bad
  18. AT&T considering Internet filtering
  19. KDE opens to Apple and Microsoft alike
  20. More tasty hints of Valve's upcoming TF2 makeover
  21. VideoTrace makes 3D modeling easy
  22. VIA begins to play with the big boys
  23. Vista appears to be more secure than XP
  24. UHF spectrum auction begins
  25. ICANN moves to end US oversight
  26. The GX2 series from NVIDIA is back in black
  27. The shlongie begins now!
  28. The PM shlongie
  29. OCZ opens an eStore for themselves
  30. Aftermath of the spectrum auction's first day
  31. Ethanol for $1/gallon, without corn
  32. Court allows copyright on cease-and-desist
  33. AT&T and Verizon do not track SMS
  34. Saturday Ticker - Rights, h4x and maps
  35. Amazon's DRM-free goes global soon
  36. Jailbreak for iPhone 1.1.3 outed
  37. 700MHz auction: Round 5
  38. [Ticker] Happy HD 3870 X2 Day!
  39. Russian hackers decode Yahoo!'s captcha
  40. Dell to close US stores
  41. RIAA wants to increase damages by 10x
  42. Microsoft suprises Yahoo! with offer
  43. eBay Will No Longer Allow Negative Buyer Feedback
  44. Google calls MS' Yahoo! bid 'Troubling'
  45. Verizon tells Hollywood to go away
  46. Intel's new PCM NV memory debuted
  47. 360 HD DVD add-on now $130
  48. Dell drops AMD chips from many machines
  49. Yahoo officially rejects Microsoft
  50. Icrontic's Civil War
  51. Digital photo frame virus
  52. [Rumor] Upcoming NVIDIA boards delayed
  53. MS says HD-DVD's death won't harm XBOX
  54. [Ticker] Bored?
  55. Toshiba to quit HD-DVD production
  56. Testing the GeForce 9600 GT
  57. Microsoft opens up to open-source community
  58. [Rumor] Intel to produce hex-core CPU
  59. Wacky 3D 8GB DDR2 DIMMs unleashed
  60. Comcast clogs net neutrality audience with paid fanboys
  61. BEWARE: Tech gadgets coming from China, preloaded with viruses/spyware!
  62. Rickrolled to kiddie porn? You could land in jail...
  63. AMD launches quad-core Phenoms
  64. New TF2 content circa April 20th
  65. The April Fools Day roundup
  66. GeForce 9800 GTX reviews
  67. At last! New GeForce driver!
  68. New Team Fortress 2 medic achievements unveiled
  69. Meet the scout
  70. Phenom X3 Launch Day!
  71. Capcom's graphic designers use Google Image Search, methinks.
  72. Ubuntu 8.04 Hardy Heron released
  73. XP SP3 released
  74. SCO CEO: "Linux is a copy of Unix. No Difference"
  75. AVG Anti-Virus 8.0 Free Edition released
  76. AMD announces 45nm Opterons, and a new platform supporting a dozen cores
  77. Upgradable graphics card from Asus
  78. ArsTechnica acquired by Wired / Condé Nast
  79. WINE set for 1.0 release
  80. Research into protein folding now an online PC game
  81. Copyright deal could toughen rules governing info on iPods, computers
  82. Valve to release Steam Cloud with next update
  83. Icrontic HOW TO: Samsung 245 BW "Portrait" rotation
  84. Happy 5th Birthday, Short-Media/IC
  85. Nvidia announces system-on-a-chip for mobile devices
  86. Icrontic profile on Technorati
  87. Using Windows Server 2008 as a sleek desktop OS
  88. Arial Black turned Italic on XP Service Pack 3? Icrontic has the fix.
  89. Computex finally coughs up Nehalem benchmarks
  90. Did Rails sink Twitter?
  91. Icrontic LAN 2008 Sponsors
  92. WWDC 2008 - Apple announces MobileMe
  93. She said "YES"
  94. NVIDIA launches the GeForce GTX 280
  95. HD 4850 Fiesta!
  96. While we were out
  97. AMD releases new Phenom chips
  98. How to get those impossible screws into motherboards
  99. Intel lays out future plans
  100. Free software!
  101. PS3 firmware bricks systems
  102. Security key coming to WoW
  103. Overclock a Mac Pro
  104. Viacom to get YouTube viewership data
  105. NVIDIA suffers poor QC, stock tanks
  106. [BREAKING:] Job Search Ends for Local Icrontian!
  107. MacBook Air upgrade price cuts
  108. NVIDIA chops GPU prices
  109. AMD 4870X2 video card by August
  110. Cheaper tablet PC coming
  111. Nehalem numbers leaked
  112. Gmail gets new security features
  113. Secret 45nm Penryn leaked
  114. Best Buy selling Ubuntu
  115. Home piracy survey
  116. AMD talks up the 790GX
  117. Xbox 360 price cut
  118. Microsoft IE Team sends Mozilla a cake
  119. A little drama
  120. iPhone App Store opens
  121. Hitachi does 1TB drives 2.0
  122. Seagate unleashes 1.5TB desktop hard drives
  123. Pandora comes to the iPhone
  124. AMD 4850X2 by September
  125. Nvidia sued for patent infringement
  126. The Pirate Bay plans to encrypt the internet
  127. FCC chairman takes on Comcast
  128. Comcast Cares? Comcast takes support to the social web
  129. Xbox 360 price cut gets official, new 60gb model announced
  130. Geek culture going mainstream: "fanboy" now in the dictionary
  131. iPhone Application roundup
  132. NVIDIA cuts GTX prices
  133. Apple: We had one hell of a weekend
  134. TF2 case mod impresses nerds, scares away girls
  135. Nintendo announces Wii MotionPlus accessory for the Wiimote
  136. Netflix bringing movies to the Xbox 360
  137. Printer Microdots: security or risk?
  138. SLI coming to X58
  139. Gaming world abuzz - Microsoft scores major coup with Final Fantasy XIII
  140. SanDisk releases write-once 'WORM' SD
  141. Toshiba laptop released containing Sony Cell CPU
  142. Ridata intros $170 SSD
  143. Sony Playstation.com Terms of Use - a TOS in seriously plain English.
  144. Athlon 64 X2 5800+ in the wild
  145. Lian Li introduces two new mid-towers
  146. AMD and NVIDIA price fixing?
  147. Trend Micro speaks ill of own market
  148. 80GB PS3 drops to $399
  149. Microsoft sued for Silverlight
  150. Alleged Intel CPU errata yields attack vector?
  151. Dirk Meyer new CEO of AMD
  152. Happy Birthday Intel!
  153. Twitter pokes holes in the dam to lighten their load
  154. AMD talks Atom competition
  155. Danamics announces liquid metal based CPU cooler
  156. Further GTX 280 cuts?
  157. Reconstructing BASIC from a cassette
  158. iPhone 3G sold out
  159. Myspace signs on with OpenID
  160. Catalyst 8.7 hits the streets
  161. Intel cuts prices
  162. SanDisk CEO says Vista is not ready for new SSDs
  163. Google's Knol service goes live
  164. VelociRaptor drives now for enterprise use
  165. Corsair unveils uber-fast DDR3
  166. Microsoft struggles to repair Vista's image
  167. Dell reveals nature of NVIDIA GPU issue
  168. Sirius-XM merger confirmed by FCC
  169. Google's Digg acquisition collapses
  170. Recent survey paints bleak picture of Vista adoption
  171. Boy! this is Cuil! (But not for Google!)
  172. Newegg begins their Great White North adventure
  173. Cuil well-intentioned, but lacking
  174. Firefox 3.1 alpha debuts
  175. KDE 4.1 is out
  176. PCMark 2005 produces dubious results
  177. Firewire receives new spec, speed boost
  178. LG announces Blu-ray player with Netflix streaming
  179. Creative releases new X-Fi drivers
  180. Band leaks own music and blames pirates
  181. Comcast to be publicly shamed by FCC
  182. [Rumor] NVIDIA set to bail on chipset market
  183. Yahoo! shareholders reelect current board
  184. NVIDIA 790i on the block?
  185. Week.End @ Icrontic
  186. Intel talks Larrabee GPU
  187. Delta bringing Wi-Fi access to entire domestic fleet
  188. [Anti-Rumor] NVIDIA not to quit chipset market
  189. NVIDIA to debut "Big Bang" driver release
  190. Micron announces RealSSD C200
  191. Google backs SLAs for residential ISPs
  192. Vista runs (slowly) on PS3
  193. Mac prices double the average PC
  194. Apple could be setting sights on 1080p
  195. AMD/ATI launches FirePro workstation graphics
  196. 8 years ago
  197. Black Hats reveal systemic Vista security flaw
  198. Week.End @ Icrontic
  199. Week.End @ Icrontic
  200. Apple's App Store hits 60 million downloads
  201. VIA getting out of the Intel and AMD chipset business
  202. NVIDIA outs PhysX for GPUs
  203. AMD Radeon 4870 X2 runs free
  204. [Rumor] G92 and G94 bad; not just laptop chips
  205. VMWare ESX 3.5U2 chaos
  206. Hackers deliver DVD playback to Wii
  207. HD 4870 X2 review roundup
  208. Software developer opens a dialog with pirates
  209. Nvidia shows real time ray tracing: 30fps @ 1920x1080 at SIGGRAPH
  210. T-Mobile and HTC partner to provide the first phone based on Google's Android platform
  211. Sony working with software and peripheral makers to ensure cross-game compatibility
  212. The complete Android
  213. Valve's TF2 "Heavy" Update - the roundup
  214. Intel shows their fight card in the SSD cagematch
  215. Comcast's traffic management continues
  216. Catalyst 8.8 drivers released
  217. Lian Li introduces new PSUs
  218. Verizon talks network management
  219. The 2008 Icrontic Demographic Survey
  220. Voter outreach continues
  221. Icrontic on Flickr
  222. Researchers develop cloud-based antivirus
  223. Week.End @ Icrontic
  224. FCC considers forcing HD radio tuner on Sirius XM decks
  225. Android v1.0 won't have full Bluetooth or Gtalk
  226. [Rumor] AMD's 45nm 'Deneb' core to launch at 4.4GHz?
  227. Intel Core i7 motherboard preview
  228. Abit calls it quits
  229. Comcast activating bandwidth caps
  230. Blackberry Bold delayed until Oct. 2 for US
  231. [Rumor] More confirmation; NVIDIA G92/G92b bad
  232. Google Chrome announced via ... comic book
  233. The Google Chrome pre-beta roundup
  234. Intel X58 to feature NVIDIA SLI
  235. Microsoft to unveil WinMo app store?
  236. AMD fixing to revive FX nomenclature
  237. Top 10 reasons why Chrome was developed
  238. Introducing Google Chrome
  239. Security flaws for Chrome; needs more polish
  240. Twitter is bigger than its 140 character britches
  241. Chrome claims ownership of all work?
  242. If someone asks you if you are a god...
  243. New Mozilla Java engine faster than Google's V8
  244. New AMD roadmap leaked
  245. Raptr, a social tool for gamers launches beta today
  246. IE6 to receive new Gmail features
  247. Icrontic downtime this Saturday
  248. Nice going, Fry's. Embargo "lifted" on new Zune models
  249. Polish brought to Chrome; patch released
  250. Google accelerates IP anonymization