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1. Making Connections, Gadget to Gadget
Nearly everything at the Consumer Electronics Show is a little computer that wants to seek out and connect to other computerized devices, no matter who makes them.



2. Satyam Chief Admits Huge Fraud
A top Indian outsourcing company massively inflated its earnings for years, the chairman said.



3. State of the Art: Many Ways to Plug in to Tech Savings
When every $100 counts, here are a few suggestions for using high-tech gadgetry to save you money.



4. As Sales Picture Worsens, Intel Trims Forecast Again
Intel said that its sales for the fourth quarter would fall short of previously reduced forecasts by about $500 million.



5. Want to Copy iTunes Music? Go Ahead, Apple Says
Apple said it would begin selling song downloads without anticopying measures and change its pricing structure.



6. Data Analysts Captivated by R?s Power
A programming language?s versatility and its price (free) makes it a favorite of data analysts.



7. Books of The Times: When Labels Fought the Digital, and the Digital Won
Steve Knopper?s stark accounting of the mistakes major record labels have made in the digital era suggests they are largely responsible for their own demise.



8. Time Warner and CBS Avert Programming Dispute
Time Warner Cable extended a deal to carry CBS television stations, CBS said, avoiding what could have been another heated industry dispute.



9. Apple?s Jobs Explains His Weight Loss
Steven P. Jobs said that he was being treated for a hormone imbalance but would remain in his job.



10. Investors Strain to Sell Start-Up Companies
The financial crisis left last year with the fewest public offerings of venture-backed start-ups since 1977.



11. Doctors Will Make Web Calls in Hawaii
Doctors will be able to make face-to-face Web calls on patients in Hawaii starting Jan. 15.



12. China Criticizes Google and Others on Pornography
The Ministry of Public Security and six other agencies would work together ?to purify the Internet?s cultural environment,? the government said in a statement.



13. Green Inc.: Energy Efficient TVs
New standards for more efficient televisions are coming into place.



14. Logitech Cuts Jobs, Abandons Targets
Logitech plans to cut 5 percent of its work force and abandoned its fiscal 2009 targets after consumers cut back on Christmas spending.



15. Blu-ray?s Fuzzy Future
The demise of the HD DVD video disc format appeared to hand the future of home entertainment to Blu-ray, but struggles continue.