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• OSI Pharmaceuticals leaving LI for Westchester

• Google to launch new operating system

• Tip: Take computer training classes from home

• OSI Pharmaceuticals leaving LI for Westchester

• Hempstead reaches tentative pact on wireless boxes

• Jim Bernstein: Web site makes saying 'sorry' easy

• Verizon to launch LI TV channel

• Stars of small screens

• Apple drops price iPhone, MacBook

• Hand scanners ease shopping at local supermarkets

• Home solar energy booms

• Cops: AOL meeting leads to fatal stabbing

• NYPD: Caller ID scam rips off more than $15M

• Craigslist revamps 'erotic services' ad category

• LI air rescue team watches as shuttle lifts off

• Microsoft: Windows 7 on track for holiday sales

• Stores sued for price match policies

• Online book, DVD swaps gaining as way to save money

• Cablevision to offer faster high-speed Internet service

• Parents protest iPhone's Baby Shaker application

• Windows washer: Meet Microsoft's antidote to Vista

• Etan Horowitz: iPod shuffle: Are these earbuds for you?

• Woman snaps photo of subway groper, e-mails to cops

• Technology, social Web sites tempt jurors to disobey

• Segway, GM take on urban travel

• Stimulus scammers

• Cradle's new simulator puts you in pilot's seat

• Brookhaven Lab's superpowerful, $912M microscope

• PC experts appear to have defeated April Fool's worm

• Double-murder probe at ex-Jet's LI condo

• iPhone 3GS hits shelves

• Expert: Victims lose billions to Internet scams

• Nassau DA Rice latest LI official to join Twittersphere

• LI teens make big bucks from YouTube

• CES not feeling economic pain

• Will your TV work Friday?

• 'Knight Rider' technology comes to LI

• Future of walking

• Cyber identity thieves can get anyone

• Electric bikes selling briskly

• Plug into tech on the cheap

• Toys combine reality and cyber worlds

• Military: TroopTube the new YouTube

• Microsoft upgrades Zune

• Death leaves online friends, guilds in limbo

• Guitar Hero: Live the dream

• Israel testing rocket interception system

• Technology & Video Games Photoblog Photos

• The most buzz-worthy games of 2009

• Palm hopes its Pre is a handful for competition

• Hulu's tug of war with TV

• Ideal set-top box

• Extended warranties: When to buy, when to skip Photos

• Mini Cooper goes electric

• G1 and Android phone reviewed

• Booze, drugs on your profile?

• Road gadgets

• Majoring in video games

• Gas-saving gadgets

• Television's next step: wireless

• 2008 guide to laptops Photos

• iPhone 3G floods Long Island

• 3rd dimension's the charm for tech wizard

• More kid games on the way

• Free online FPS targets Socom players

Video Games

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• Video game review: Street Fighter IV

• Video game review: Killzone 2

• Playing games with 50 Cent

• 'Grand Theft Auto IV' wins big at Video Game Awards

• Video game review: 'Quantum of Solace'

• Majoring in video games

• The Beatles to star next in a new musical video game

• Game review: Buzz! Quiz TV for PS3

• Video game review: Star Wars: The Force Unleashed

• Video game review: Madden NFL 09

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AP Technology

• Glitch in antivirus software generates annoying false alarms for users

• London 2012 ends bankrupt Nortel's sponsorship, signs up Cisco for $19.4 million less

• Experts work to untangle US, South Korea cyber attack, disagree over extent of Pyongyang ties

• Britain's royal family joins Twitter _ but don't expect one to 'tweet'

• Google CEO glad he dropped his resistance to co-founders' push for PC operating system

AP Science

• Reported US swine flu cases up to 37,000, and obesity a possible factor

• Invasive kelp spreads to SF Bay, worrying scientists and outpacing eradication efforts

• Scientists observe mysterious tremors deep in California's mighty San Andreas Fault

• Forecasters say El Nino has returned, can affect weather worldwide

• Science loses ground as nation's greatest achievement, still seen as positive by public