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Updated: 1 hour 58 min ago WashPo writer suspended after Twitter hoaxMike Wise, a respected sportswriter at The Washington Post, posts a made-up story on Twitter. He learns that it's unwise to toy in this way with a social-networking site.
Biosensor baby PJs track vital signs, behaviorExmovere Holdings announces plans to release Exmobaby, a vital sign monitoring onesie the CEO says fosters an 'emotional umbilical cord' between mother and child.
Infiniti's first hybrid to debut in Los AngelesInfiniti announces that its 2012 M35 Hybrid will debut at the 2010 Los Angeles Auto Show.
Municipal trash-to-ethanol plant opens in CanadaEnerkem breaks ground on facility that plans to convert 100,000 tons of household trash a year into ethanol, diverting landfill and reducing emissions.
Microsoft unveils new Xbox 360 controllerNew wireless controller features an improved D-pad and a gray and black finish instead of a white finish with multicolored buttons.
Cars: The next hacking frontier?Efforts to make autos safer and more energy efficient with embedded computers and wireless technologies are also increasing security risks, experts say.
HP promises private cloud in 30 daysHP launches CloudStart, a comprehensive cloud infrastructure package aimed at helping businesses set up their first private cloud using the set of complementary products.
Jedi Mind changes its name amid Lucas pressureJedi Mind decides to change its name to Mind Technologies after LucasFilm sues the company for trademark infringement, and it removes all mention of Jedi from its offerings.
Judge removes juror after 'guilty' Facebook postEven before the prosecution rests, the Detroit area juror--now former juror--posts on Facebook that the defendant is guilty.
Gmail, Skype now in India's crosshairsIndia is poised to send notices to Google and Skype about the government's inability to monitor e-mail and conversations.
Microsoft, Yahoo move forward on paid searchThe two companies say the move to combine advertisers on Microsoft's AdCenter tool is on track to be completed by the end of October.
AutoCAD returns to the Mac, mobile app offeredAutodesk is bringing its popular engineering program back to the Mac after long absence and is launching mobile versions for the iPad, iPhone, and iPod Touch.
Google adds home efficiency tips to PowerMeterGoogle.org's home electricity monitoring Web app gets feature for organizing energy efficiency jobs, pitting PowerMeter in more direct competition with Microsoft's Hohm.
Canon develops mammoth camera sensorOvercoming some technical hurdles, the Japanese camera maker has made an exotic image sensor measuring 202x205mm.
Priority Inbox sorts GmailMySpace concedes in the war with Facebook by offering syncing, rumors suggest that iTunes song previews will double in length to 60 seconds, and Gmail's Priority Inbox will categorize your e-mails.
Global Solar rolls out stick-on solar panelsFlexible thin-film solar modules are designed to be glued to flat commercial rooftops or integrated directly into roofing membrane materials.
HP to pay $55 million to settle kickback allegationsCompany's payment will close a Justice Department investigation into an alleged kickback scheme over government contracts.
Study: Music, not apps, rules iTunesiPod and iPhone users still more likely to spend money on music than on apps, a study shows. But for how much longer?
Mark Hurd to exit News Corp.'s boardHP's former chief executive has not been nominated for re-election to News Corp.'s board of directors and will depart after the annual meeting on October 15.
Men treat virtual girlfriends to beach vacationsThis summer, the hot springs resort of Atami became a vacation hub for guys who like to treat their digital girlfriends to romantic sun-and-fun getaways.
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