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The 2010 World Cup starts on June 11^th, and one of the best ways to keep up on the soccer will be to watch it streaming live.

Here's where you can find the World Cup soccer matches streaming online:   

Sure, Steve Jobs might be a one-man email PR machine, but his pal Randall Stephenson at AT&T doesn't appear to be quite as gregarious -- as reader Giorgio Galante found out today, sending AT&T's CEO two emails in two weeks results in a phone call from AT&T's Executive Response Team and a warning that further emails will result in a cease and desist letter.

  

Entelligence is a column by technology strategist and author Michael Gartenberg, a man whose desire for a delicious cup of coffee and a quality New York bagel is dwarfed only by his passion for tech. In these articles, he'll explore where our industry is and where it's going -- on both micro and macro levels -- with the unique wit and insight only he can provide.

  

Heralding a potential new era in biology, scientists for the first time have created a synthetic cell, completely controlled by man-made genetic instructions, researchers at the private J. Craig Venter Institute announced Thursday. 

 

Google Inc. is attempting to answer the increasingly difficult question posed by television viewers faced with hundreds of programming choices: What should I watch?

 

Looks like Microsoft has really heard their users this time! This time they have really come up with some exciting new features which has really made Hotmail far more feature rich, and easier to use. Here are some of the most key changes that has been made to this latest version of Windows Live Hotmail .


Hotmail Highlights
Hotmail Highlights is the first page you’ll see when you sign into Hotmail. Updates like status messages, Facebook and Twitter updates, and even if someone just changed their display picture will be displayed here as news feed. While it may be useful for many, some of you may who like to crash straight into their mail inbox will find it annoying.

Last week, we wrote about Apple iWatch concept which was designed by an Italian design house named ADR Studio. After getting thunderous response for his concept, the designer has now come up with a new video in which he shows his vision of what could be the next best thing from Apple.

That robot standing over your shoulder is not waiting to grab you by the ears and tear you asunder. In fact, in Anybots' vision, its new QB mobile telepresence robot is simply checking in. To be fair, the robot isn't checking anything at all. It's your telecommuting boss, hundreds of miles away, who's checking up on you through QB.
Unveiled Tuesday, this 5-foot, 9-inch, 32 lb rolling bot, combines a computer, the Internet, mobility, and some self-awareness and autonomy to replace the frequent phone calls, instant messages, and even some video conference calls that distant co-workers have to make to stay in touch and keep on top of work and ongoing projects.   

Portable scanners let you scan and manage receipts, business cards, and other documents while on the road.
With the aid of a portable scanner, business travelers can easily manage receipts, business cards, and any other documents or scraps of paper they need to digitize. Many of today's mobile scanners include advanced features traditionally found on desktop document scanners, such as duplexing and/or an automatic document feeder (ADF).