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 Technology News Analysis
 Rank  Last Week  Keyword  Change 
11 Microsoft N/A
22 Google N/A
3N/A CNET Up
44 Yahoo N/A
53 mobile Down
615 Apple Up
722 search Up
8N/A music Up
910 security Up
108 iPhone Down
Other popular topics for the past week includes phone, Nokia, video, Sony and privacy.
For the week ending July 5, 2008, we have analyzed 628 technology news articles. These are the most frequently appeared keywords in the last week. In order to provide the latest trends, generic terms like "computer", "information" and "technology" are filtered.

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There are at least four small companies that do nothing but take digital pictures of drivers on US-129 because of the popularity of the road.

What do a killer jellyfish, shocking pink millipede, and a duckbill dinosaur have in common? They're all species that were discovered in the past year.

But the usual suspects--gadget fanatics--aren't the ones at the front of the line.

Company's decision to add a link to its home page that leads to its Privacy Center is enough to quell a controversy.

Every year, the U.S. Army designates a set of top inventions. This year's list includes a GPS-guided artillery shell and a new method for saving severely injured soldiers.

CNET Reviews rates the Garmin Nuvi 880 car GPS gadget, a Panasonic Viera flat-screen TV, the Asus Eee PC 901 laptop, and more.

Fourth-ranked search engine completes its acquisition of the parent company of Dictionary.com, Thesaurus.com, and Reference.com.

Parents had put their baby boy up for sale on eBay--apparently as a joke--but German authorities didn't find it particularly amusing.

Company's founder takes the place of the CEO and president, who resigned abruptly earlier this week.

Microsoft, Yahoo, and Google are facing probes, proxies, and accusations of backroom politicking as their various attempts to link up come under scrutiny. Also: searching for content within Flash is becoming easier.

News.com reporter Daniel Terdiman visits Florida's Naval Air Station Pensacola, home of the Blue Angels.

TechRepublic examines just what went into one of the most famous personal computers ever manufactured--and what tech was like in 1991.

During a visit to the Naval Air Station in Pensacola, Fla., CNET News.com's Daniel Terdiman gets to see the high-performance pilots up close.

Oil company turns to the sun, with plans to build a factory manufacturing thin-film solar panels with a cumulative yearly power generation capacity of 1 gigawatt.

After its pairing with board game maker Hasbro, EA shows off its new family-oriented games and an "All-Play" series for Wii.

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