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The video search gold rush
Who will be the TV Guide of the Internet?

Why is U.S. always last for new phones?
There are several reasons for America's sluggishness in mobile telephony

Searching for reason in genetic engineering
New book seeks to explore issue of genetic engineering in a smart way

What will make the laptop obsolete?
Tiny handheld computers could be the next big thing

Whither the iPod?
Yes, the ubiquitous music player is a powerful force. But what comes next?

The future isn’t what it used to be
New book filled with dreams that never came true

What is the worth of words?
Will it matter if people can’t read in the future?

What do futurists really know?
At the futurists’ convention, there’s always another tomorrow

How Washington will shape the Internet
The Web was the Wild West — until the sheriff rode into town

Smart homes go mass market
Builders aim to woo new buyers with high-tech

Readers want eco-savvy homes
How about some conservation tech?

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