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Navajos Could Lose Net Access

A large swath of the sprawling Navajo Nation could lose access to the Internet today, in a dispute that threatens services from personal e-mail to police radio communications on the 27,000-square-mile reservation.

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01.08.2008 06:00:00 - washingtonpost.com - Technology

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Scrabulous Founders Launch New Word Puzzle Game

The brothers behind the popular Facebook application Scrabulous have returned with a new word puzzle game, only two days after they took down their Scrabble-like game in the wake of a lawsuit filed against them by board-game maker Hasbro.

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31.07.2008 16:09:00 - washingtonpost.com - Technology

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IOC Allows China To Limit Reporters' Access to Internet

BEIJING, July 30 -- The International Olympic Committee and the Chinese government acknowledged Wednesday that reporters covering the Olympics will be blocked from accessing Internet sites that Chinese authorities consider politically sensitive.

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31.07.2008 06:00:00 - washingtonpost.com - Technology

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They Know Where You Are

Your computer knows what you did last weekend -- but that's okay because most of your other gadgets do, too. Your browser remembers your Web reading list, your cellphone saved your calls, and your MP3 player can recite the songs you heard.

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31.07.2008 06:00:00 - washingtonpost.com - Technology

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Court Tells Sprint To Refund Fees for Early Termination

Sprint Nextel was wrong to charge customers penalty fees of $73 million for early termination of cellphone contracts, a California court ruled yesterday, offering encouragement to customers of other companies who have filed similar suits around the nation.

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30.07.2008 06:00:00 - washingtonpost.com - Technology

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Game Over: Suit Spells the End For Facebook's Scrabulous App

It came as an unwelcome surprise to many Facebook friends and bored cubicle dwellers yesterday: Scrabulous was gone. The popular Scrabble knockoff was no longer available to U.S. users of the social networking site.

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30.07.2008 06:00:00 - washingtonpost.com - Technology

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Navajos Could Lose Net Access

Scrabulous Founders Launch New Word Puzzle Game

IOC Allows China To Limit Reporters' Access to Internet

They Know Where You Are

Court Tells Sprint To Refund Fees for Early Termination

Game Over: Suit Spells the End For Facebook's Scrabulous App

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