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Nortel Networks today reported a 37% drop in revenues during the first quarter of the year compared to the same period in 2008. NASA shuttle blasts off on Hubble life-saving mission
While the Hubble Space Telescope was making some pre-shut down observations today, the space shuttle Atlantis blasted off this afternoon on a repair mission to the 19-year-old orbiter. AT&T to buy divested Verizon assets for $2.35B
AT&T has agreed to pay US$2.35 billion for network assets in 18 U.S. states that Verizon Wireless has to divest as part of its acquisition of Alltel last year. Windows Server 2008 R2: 3 Key New Features
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Wondering how hard it is to develop an iPhone App? So does Cisco Subnet blogger James Heary, who's taking an iPhone development course as the first step towards his goal. Indian prime minister joins Cisco in criticizing Obama's tax plan
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Forty-eight passengers and one reckless subway car driver were injured Friday night in Boston when the driver let texting to his girlfriend distract him from applying the brakes. This latest accident shows that transit officials and lawmakers need to accelerate their crackdowns on the dangerous practice of texting while driving. | 
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