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Workout for brain just a few clicks away (Reuters)

Acer gains on netbooks, HP keeps global PC lead (Reuters)

Three things Apple won't do (CNET)

Microsoft eyes game-changer for app dev (InfoWorld)

FCC overhaul eyes broadband but could raise bills (AP)

Obama opens up new campaign front: videogames (AFP)

Intel expects profits to hold up in 4Q (AP)

Researchers expect hackers to prey on cell phones (AP)

Adobe ships Flash Player 10 (InfoWorld)

Fake Microsoft e-mail contains Trojan virus (CNET)

Apple beefs up MacBook laptops, trims prices (AFP)

Obama makes play for videogamers (AFP)

Appeals court rules against ban on Qualcomm chips (AP)

OpenOffice 3 Available for Mac, Windows and Linux (NewsFactor)

Apple to offer $999 entry laptop, better graphics (AP)

EA's Riccitiello sees bright skies ahead--no, really (CNET)

Apple Elbows Microsoft with New 'Brick' Laptop

Google Health feels accessible

Frankfurt book fair seeks hope in Web's embrace (Reuters)

Samsung re-enters U.S. laptop market (Reuters)