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A 'where's the feature?' report: iPhone 3G--Peter Glaskowsky describes his WTF reaction to many missing iPhone 3G features. WTF, of course, stands for "Where's That Feature?"

At what point does the stock market tumble become funny?--We are living through a massive sell-off on the stock markets, fueled by sheer panic. At what point does panic become funny?

Byrne/Eno succeed in cutting out the middleman--Ian Rogers, whose digital music company Topspin was behind the latest Byrne/Eno album, recently revealed some numbers showing that cutting out the middleman can put power back in the hands of the artist.

Google attempts to save marriages around the world--Google is shutting down its Second Life rival site, Lively. Will this have a positive effect on the institution of marriage?

Search giant pressures policy makers with an analysis arguing that government and business can clean the U.S. energy supply while stimulating the economy.

Do you know a legitimate e-mail from a phishing e-mail? A security vendor says many people do not.

Killer! It's a refurb with a 90-day warranty, but you can't beat that price!

The search giant's Google Gadgets platform is adopting the open authentication standard for controlling privacy. Move follows June move to use OAuth for the Google Data API.

Christmas comes early for Yahoo, according to a TechCrunch report, as the ailing Internet search company sells its comparison-shopping to Jamplant for less than $125 million.

Apple's biggest potential new market is the enterprise, and it's getting serious about marketing to it.

Rep. Waxman dethrones Rep. Dingell in energy post, Sen. Boxer calls for quick action on climate change, and "hypermiling" is Oxford English Dictionary's word of the year.

The Dark Knight will soon have the dubious honor of being the most-pirated movie of 2008, which means we may soon get what we pay for.

Advertising optimization firm Yieldex takes the top prize: $50,000 in cash, $50,000 in Amazon Web Services credits, and a potential investment from the online retail giant itself.

The latest software update offers several improvements to Google maps as well as over-the-air downloading for podcasts.

Is it a mismatch to pair a Microsoft executive with the Open University?

Security vendor warns that cybercriminals are targeting teens and young adults with social engineering.

After three years of development, upstart Boston-Power is expected to announce a customer that will include its premium batteries in laptops early next year.

With a remake of the classic film The Day the Earth Stood Still coming next month, it's time to examine whether depictions of extraterrestrials reflect our hopes, our fears or both.

In the tech industry, holiday parties aren't getting canceled left and right in the face of cost-cutting, but things are certainly being done differently this year.

RIM announces more downloads in the first week for their BlackBerry-compatible MySpace application than for any before.

Blog platform company improves comment system, offers it for free to everybody.

Verizon Wireless tells Obama reps that workers improperly accessed records of a cell phone the president-elect used recently, exposing calls and phone numbers but not e-mail, according to a CNN report.

CNET Car Tech takes a look at the new hybrid powertrain shown off by Hyundai at the 2008 Los Angeles Auto Show.