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Study: Dial-Up Users Don't Want High-Speed

Study: Dial-Up Users Don't Want High-Speed

A new study suggests that attitude rather than availability may be the key reason why more Americans don't have high-speed Internet access.

AT&T Offers iPhone Without Contract

AT&T Offers iPhone Without Contract

AT&T Inc. will sell the new version of the iPhone without a service contract for $400 more than the price with a two-year plan, a break from the rules set when Apple Inc.'s popular touch-screen gadget debuted last year.

Microsoft to Stop Selling Windows XP on Monday

Microsoft to Stop Selling Windows XP on Monday

Microsoft Corp. is scheduled to stop selling its Windows XP operating system to retailers and major computer makers Monday, despite protests from a slice of PC users who don't want to be forced into using XP's successor, Vista.

Make Any Word Your Domain

Make Any Word Your Domain

Starting in early 2009, almost any word will be able to replace ".com" in a Web page address. That opens the door for addresses such as www.restaurants.sanfrancisco or www.books.amazon.

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Pregnant Man Gives Birth To Girl

Pregnant Man Gives Birth To Girl

Thomas Beatie, the transgendered man who rose to national attention when he became pregnant, gave birth June 29 to a girl, People magazine and ABC News reported.

Life and Entertainment

Study: Most Sunscreens Do Not Protect

Study: Most Sunscreens Do Not Protect

A Washington-based nonprofit group, has released an study of nearly 1,000 brand-name sunscreens that says four out of five don't adequately protect consumers and may contain harmful chemicals.

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Study: Most Sunscreens Do Not Protect

Study: Most Sunscreens Do Not Protect

A Washington-based nonprofit group, has released an study of nearly 1,000 brand-name sunscreens that says four out of five don't adequately protect consumers and may contain harmful chemicals.

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Finishing The Race Up Peachtree

Finishing The Race Up Peachtree

Terefe Naregu of Ethiopia finished this morning's 39th Annual Peachtree Road Race with a time of 28:29 to take home a $15,000 prize. Ukraine's Nataliya Berkut won the women's division.

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