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Public officials and the founders of Google announced the start of New York’s version of Google Transit, which they said would transform the navigation of the nation’s busiest transit system.

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24.09.2008 08:23:37 - NYT > Technology

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Cisco Tries to Break Out of the Data Center Role

These days, Cisco is peddling e-mail software, video conferencing systems, cable TV boxes, and other products known as unified communications.

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24.09.2008 07:42:52 - NYT > Technology

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Solar Panels Are Vanishing, Only to Reappear on the Internet

Solar power, with its promise of emissions-free renewable energy, boasts a growing number of fans. Some of them, it turns out, are thieves.

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24.09.2008 06:57:04 - NYT > Technology

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Bits: Carbonite Steps Up the Competition in Online Backup

Carbonite, which provides online backup, raised a third round of venture funding to pay for advertising to consumers.

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11.09.2008 21:54:08 - NYT > Technology

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Bits: Mini-Laptops Fuel PC Sales Growth

Notebook PCs in general are experiencing torrid growth, according to the latest quarterly PC sales statistics from the IDC research firm.

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11.09.2008 21:54:08 - NYT > Technology

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Bits: Who Uses AOL and Why?

AOL is redesigning the home page of AOL.com once again, this time adding e-mail and social networking updates from rival services. What could AOL do to make this aging page relevant today?

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11.09.2008 21:54:08 - NYT > Technology

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Bits: AT&T and Verizon Offer New Services for Friends

Verizon Wireless and AT&T announced new services that will allow customers to access a variety of social networking applications from their phones — with the prominent exception of Facebook.

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11.09.2008 21:54:06 - NYT > Technology

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Royalties Deal in Online Music

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Collider Operations on Hold Until Next Year

An Online Tool Meant to Simplify the Transit System

Cisco Tries to Break Out of the Data Center Role

Solar Panels Are Vanishing, Only to Reappear on the Internet

Bits: Carbonite Steps Up the Competition in Online Backup

Bits: Mini-Laptops Fuel PC Sales Growth

Bits: Who Uses AOL and Why?

Bits: AT&T and Verizon Offer New Services for Friends

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