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On April 24, Yahoo! will begin charging an annual fee for its previously-free POP e-mail service.*
Yahoo! servers will be down between 15 March and 17 March 2003.
Entering a phone number into the Google search engine will return a home address and a map with directions to that address.
Microsoft is marketing the iLoo, an Internet-capable portable toilet.
Joining Word-of-Mouth.Org will enable you to find out what others are saying about you.
Japanese software replaces Microsoft error messages with haiku poetry.
Signing up with a "National Do Not E-MailRegistry" will stop you from receiving unwanted e-mail.
MSN's MapPoint service displays an unusually long route between two Norwegian cities.
According to the revised terms of service for AOL's Instant Messaging (AIM) service, they "have the right to use anything in your IM messages in any way without compensation to you."
Your personal information can be obtained through the Zabasearch.com web site.
Account claims Dell is selling computers with keyboard loggers installed at the behest of the Department of Homeland Security.
The emoticon ("smiley") was invented in 1982 by a professor at Carnegie Mellon University.
Exhortation to refuse an invitation from a named stranger to converse online warns of an attempt to implant a computer virus.
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