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Tracking Down a Tune – "Melodis"

A new website is tackling a tough problem: searching for songs based on hums.

‘The Onion’ brings its fake news to Web video

But on the Web, The Onion will be going up against several others who have already established themselves in comedy video, including Comedy Central’s The Daily Show with Jon Stewart.

A refrigerator that will toss you a can of beer

It took the 22-year-old Cornwell about 150 hours and $400 in parts to modify a mini-fridge common to many college dorm rooms into the beer-tossing contraption, which can launch 10 cans of beer from its magazine before needing a reload.

The Web’s Best Online Calendars

Online calendars help you keep your life in order no matter where you are. They hold all of your info securely on a web server. Log in with a password and your schedule accessible from anywhere.

Best Firefox Add-Ons

One of the most attractive features of the Firefox browser is its customizable architecture.

Second Life is being hailed as the next MySpace

The online role-playing site is a creation, but the social situations conjured up can feel just like they do in real life: awkward.

A Head For Detail. Gordon Bell feeds every piece of his life into a surrogate brain, and soon the rest of us will be able to do the same.

His goal is never to forget anything.

Wide group gained from YouTube sale. Even Harvard, Povich get part of $1.65 billion windfall, with plenty left for founders

Given the size of the return and short amount of time it took to get it, YouTube will go down in the venture capital hall of fame.

The World’s Most Intelligent Communities? U.S. cities don’t make the intelligence cut

Pac-Rim telecom think tank names the cities that do.
For the second year running, no U.S. city has made the list of the world’s top Intelligent Communities of 2007, as selected by global think tank Intelligent Community Forum.

It just comes naturally. Software executive helps open up the technology field for minorities

Michael Fields is not one to preach about giving back to the community, even though he’s done more than his share.