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The oceans have become so depleted by over-fishing, pollution and climate change that they can only be saved by a large global network of reserves, according to a growing consensus among marine scientists. FULL STORY

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Facebook said Wednesday it has deleted all applications created by Pencake, wiping out widgets used by an estimated 45 million Facebook members. FULL STORY

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Research in Motion shares jumped 4% Wednesday on speculation that the BlackBerry maker will unveil a new smartphone next week. FULL STORY

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Amazon has sold out of its least expensive Kindle, perhaps providing further evidence of the e-reader's popularity or signaling a new device in the offing. FULL STORY

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Shares of Sprint Nextel rallied 4% in early trading Wednesday after the wireless provider posted its first quarterly gain in wireless customers in three years. FULL STORY

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In a move that could bring Mickey Mouse into the online gaming world, Walt Disney Co. said it is buying social game developer Playdom Inc. in a deal worth up to $763 million. FULL STORY

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History has a funny way of repeating itself, especially when it comes to concerns over the cultural and psychological impact of video games on children. FULL STORY

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SAN FRANCISCO (Mint.com) -- If you were trying to find successful entrepreneurs -- people who can innovate and commercialize radically new ideas -- what would you look for? FULL STORY

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Composing an e-mail is kind of like making out: Everyone assumes they know what they're doing, but in reality plenty of people could use some pointers. FULL STORY

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Tourists visiting the Spanish island of Tenerife will soon be able to stay in the world's first bioclimatic holiday village. FULL STORY

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U.S. officials from the president down tried Tuesday to downplay the leak of tens of thousands of documents about the war in Afghanistan, a disclosure experts are calling the biggest leak since the Pentagon Papers about Vietnam. FULL STORY

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"Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker" returns Snake, the grizzled-stealthy-super-bad hero, back to action in an exciting, drama-filled, and well-planned game for the Sony PSP handheld console. FULL STORY

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In South Korea, the launch of "StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty" is more than just a follow-up to one of the PC industry's top-selling games -- it could shake up what many see as the North Asian country's national sport. FULL STORY

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iPhone owners can now legally jailbreak their phones. CNN.com's John Sutter explains jailbreaking and the recent changes. FULL VIDEO

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Under fire for iPhone 4 problems, Apple has distributed an iPhone/iPad operating system update designed to display more accurate signal bars indicating wireless network strength. FULL STORY

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Despite how shady and against the rules it sounds, "jailbreaking" mobile phones is now legal in the United States, according to a new government ruling. FULL STORY

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When unmanned aircraft crash in Afghanistan, scavenger hunters frequently aren't far behind, U.S. military incident reports published by WikiLeaks suggest. FULL STORY

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Apple's gadget fans got plenty of new toys recently, with the launch of the iPad and iPhone 4. Now, it's the power users' turn. FULL STORY

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The spacewalk Tuesday was meant to replace a video camera and update cable connections to a module of the International Space Station. FULL STORY

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Fans of multitouch-screen smartphones that let you scroll or zoom by flicking or pinching your fingers now will be able to interact with their desktops in the same way. FULL STORY

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To help answer some questions about this week's Copyright Office announcement regarding the legality of so-called cell phone jailbreaking, or the modification of the software that comes with iPhones and other handsets that is designed not to be changed, we've compiled the following list of Frequently Asked Questions: FULL STORY

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Journalists and other observers around the world spent Monday poring over a vast cache of documents a whistleblower website says are U.S. reports that exhaustively chronicle the twists, turns and horror of the 9-year-old war in Afghanistan. FULL STORY

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The iPad is about to have its academic chops put to the test this fall in a number of programs around the country. FULL STORY

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For years, Ask.com has basically been roadkill in the search-engine wars. Trailing way behind Google, Yahoo and Microsoft's Bing, it has a market share online data tracker ComScore estimates at just 3.6%. FULL STORY

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The Afghan government said Monday it was "shocked" as it sifted through tens of thousands of leaked U.S. military and diplomatic reports on the war in Afghanistan that a whistleblower website posted a day earlier. FULL STORY

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Back in the day, the knock on Hollywood was that it produced too many two-dimensional characters. Now moviegoers are beginning to grumble about paying up to see them in the third dimension as well. FULL STORY

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WikiLeaks isn't much to look at. FULL STORY

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As his website sparks debate about classified information and what the public should know, WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange talked to Larry King Monday night about the more than 75,000 documents his site recently made public reportedly detailing U.S.… FULL STORY

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IPhone users can now legally hack their phones to download applications that aren't in Apple's App Store. FULL STORY

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CNN.com's John Sutter looks at WikiLeaks, a site that published what it says are classified reports about Afghanistan. FULL VIDEO

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Officials in the United Arab Emirates have put the BlackBerry smartphone under review as potential national security threat, according to WAM, the UAE's official state news agency. FULL STORY

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It all comes down to the flasher problem. FULL STORY

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Citibank said Monday that its U.S. iPhone banking application users should update to a newer version of the software, because an earlier version mistakenly saves personal account information. FULL STORY

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The European Union has launched an antitrust investigation into whether IBM has abused its dominant position in the mainframe computer market. FULL STORY

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Comic-Con International makes headlines mostly as a showcase for Hollywood's latest offerings, but video game companies know how to make an impression at the show as well. FULL STORY

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Despite a very vocal group of detractors, the vast majority of iPhone users love AT&T. FULL STORY

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Britain's Queen Elizabeth II is launching a Flickr photostream Monday, Buckingham Palace announced. FULL STORY

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Unmanned aircraft, for all their utility, are fairly simple beasts. They're good at taking direction, but they're not so good at processing information on their own. Now the Air Force figures it's time for drones to get a lot smarter, especially as they take off or land. FULL STORY

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Amazon recently has been touting the growing popularity of its Kindle e-reader and mobile apps. FULL STORY

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Two decades ago, the Americans with Disabilities Act was signed into law, becoming a hallmark of American civil rights legislation. FULL STORY

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A whistle-blower website has published what it says are more than 90,000 United States military and diplomatic reports about Afghanistan filed between 2004 and January of this year. FULL STORY

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Call it a "message in a bottle" or an epic eco-adventure -- but now after 8,000 nautical miles and nearly four months at sea, you can finally call it over. FULL STORY

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It appears that technology giant Samsung is handing out free Galaxy S smartphones to iPhone 4 owners frustrated by reception problems. An account on Twitter called @samsungukmobile is contacting people who've tweeted about their difficulties with the handset, asking them to submit their contact details to receive a fre… FULL STORY

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Smart window technology automatically tints windows when it's hot outside to help save energy. FULL VIDEO

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Thursday's $100 million settlement between Dell and the Securities and Exchange Commission was a reminder that the government is going after tech's bad boys -- and Intel is likely next on the feds' list. FULL STORY

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