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An Adobe browser, briefly considered
Chalk it up as a footnote to history but the company at one time thought about doing just that. Does it make sense to brush off the idea?

Yahoo search exec departs, perhaps to Microsoft
Top search engineer Sean Suchter is leaving Yahoo, and there's speculation that he is headed to a post at Microsoft.

Video: Interplanetary Internet a possibility
Sending e-mails or online shopping while orbiting the Earth in outer-space seems like the stuff of science fiction movies. But in this Daily Debrief, CNET's Kara Tsuboi and Rafe Needleman discuss how NASA is working to make these far-fetched ideas a reality.

Virgin America plans Wi-Fi launch party in the sky
The company teams up with YouTube for a coming-out party showing off its in-flight Wi-Fi service.

Mozilla CTO: Firefox in neck and neck race
Brendan Eich talks to CNET News' Dan Farber about the future of the Firefox browser and about competing with Google, Microsoft, Apple and others.

Silver lining in Goldman Sachs' projected decline in IT spending
While IT spending is set to decline 5 percent in 2009, according to a new report from Goldman Sachs, a few vendors and sectors should fare better than others.

Sources: Apple, music labels talk DRM-free songs
More than a year after iTunes began offering DRM-free music from EMI, Apple is in talks to acquire MP3s from the other top three music labels.

Google brings GrandCentral to the desktop with 'Vocito'
Get quick Google GrandCentral call hook-ups on your Mac with a small and simple Mac application called Vocito.

Antivirus firms shrug at Microsoft's free security suite
"Business as usual" appears to be the cautious response from some of Redmond's security competitors.

Netflix tells all about video encoding process
Netflix explains its process for encoding movies for the company's streaming movie service.

Yahoo shares plummet nearly 20 percent on Ballmer comments
Shares of the company free-fall following comments by Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer that the software giant is not interested in a Yahoo acquisition.

Chip group sees first sales decline since 2001
But the Semiconductor Industry Association says it expects chip sales worldwide to resume growth in 2010.

Nissan CEO touts electric car plans at Los Angeles Auto Show
During his keynote speech at the 2008 Los Angeles Auto Show, Nissan CEO Carlos Ghosn announced electric car plans for 2010 and 2012.

Why doesn't anyone care about HP?
The company released a major update to its notebook line today and few have noticed. Perhaps that's due to its PR approach, but Don Reisinger opines that we can't fault a strategy that's turning a $2 billion profit each quarter.

Wal-Mart to carry iPhone after holidays?
The retailing giant is apparently set to add the iPhone to its lineup, but it won't feature Apple's mobile phone until after the holiday shopping rush has ended.

Thanks, Google: Mozilla revenue hits $75 million
In its 2007 annual report, the Firefox backer reports a 12 percent increase in revenue, most from Google. It also discloses IRS scrutiny.

Photos: HP unveils multitouch notebook
Hewlett-Packard's new TouchSmart tx2 Notebook PC can be used as a PC, display, or tablet.

Raising a glass to 'PC Magazine' as print edition goes offline
CNET's Rich Brown looks back as PC Magazine shuts down print edition, goes online only.

Q&A: Kurzweil on tech as a double-edged sword
Ray Kurzweil, inventor and futurist, discusses the Turing Test, human vs. machine intelligence, and the dangers of advanced technologies.

Ballmer: 'We are done' with Yahoo acquisition idea
Microsoft's CEO says all acquisition plans are kaput, and he reiterates his company remains open to a search partnership, though there are no active discussions about it.

Tracking the tech downturn
We follow the economic downturn and its impact on the tech industry, from the industry giants to the scrappy start-ups.

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