Wipro in talks for Boeing contract


Indian outsourcing giant is negotiating a software and technological support contract for an upcoming Boeing site in India.


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Source: Sanyo mulling cell phone operation sale


With unit losing money, Sanyo looks to prospective buyers such as Sharp and Kyocera as company continues to restructure.


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Kids justify illegal downloads, study finds


European Commission survey finds that while kids are aware of legal, security risks of using P2P software illegally, they rationalize it.


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Body of a car, brains of a PC


Software is becoming the new competitive weapon in the car market, and Big Blue is working to build a "network on wheels."Poll: Most wanted car tech


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Pro-piracy politician offers his worldview


Swedish parliamentary hopeful and copyright critic sails into the U.S. to raise funds and awareness.


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Astronauts inspect gouge in space shuttle


NASA believes the damage is minor, but the U.S. agency leaves little to chance since losing the shuttle Columbia crew in 2003 from a similar incident.


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NASA to take close look at shuttle shield damage


Endeavour crewmembers float outside the space station as NASA plans to inspect potentially dangerous damage to the shuttle's heat shield.


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Berkeley scientists work scrap metal for Darfur


New wood-fired stove burns nearly four times more efficiently than traditional fires used at refugee camps.


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Chip stocks move against the grain


Despite a drag on the broader markets early Friday, semiconductor stocks managed to hold their own.


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Doubts arise over fate of breathalyzer source code in Minn. case


Attorney for a man accused of drunken driving predicts device's maker won't comply with deadline to turn over the code, which could lead to charges being dropped.


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Chip stocks move against the grain


Despite a drag on the broader markets Friday, semiconductor stocks managed to move against the grain.


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Podcast: Homeland Security shifting gears on passenger data


A proposal to scale back the information required to screen passengers for air travel, and MIT students construct a house that powers itself.


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Week in review: Patent woes


Telephone tech's No. 1 obstacle? Patents. Also, Apple's summer hardware harvest, and Linux spreads its wings.


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Wanted: Cyberbandits, dead or alive


British Parliament members compare the Net to the Wild West and say the online industry and governments must protect people.


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