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Bits: Goodbye, Hedge Fund; Hello, Touch Revolution

A start-up in San Francisco’s financial district looks to add touch-screen technology to a host of everyday products, including home phones.

Gadgetwise: Toshiba Announces World’s Largest SD Card

The 64-gigabyte card employs the new SDXC (XC for extended capacity) memory standard.

While My Guitar Gently Beeps

Alex Rigopulos, a founder and the C.E.O. of Harmonix Music Systems. Big eyes (reflected from a photo in his Boston office) were watching.A Beatles video game arrives at a time when participation and simulation are changing the way we listen to music.

Phone Smart: Cellphones Largely Immune to Viruses, for Now

While hackers have begun some prominent attacks, the structure of the industry — and some dumb luck — keeps most phones safe.

Wife/Mother/Worker/Spy: Caught in the Deceit of the Web

A mother finds out that online you can confront life as a cheater, without real harm and consequences. (And you win more.)

Sony Plans to Adopt Common Format for E-Books

To counter Amazon.com, Sony and other device makers as well as several publishers will use the same technology, called ePub, for digital book sales.

Getting Your Wireless Network Up to Speed

New routers can transmit data faster and allow a dozen devices to be connected simultaneously.

Advertising: Covering Many Bases for a Brand of Blue Jeans

Gap is reintroducing its core product, denim jeans, with an elaborate campaign notable for its many nontraditional elements.

Bits: Microsoft-Nokia Alliance: An Assault on the BlackBerry

The Microsoft-Nokia partnership is aimed at mounting a stronger competitive challenge to the BlackBerry in the business market.

Bits: Boxee Raises Another $6 Million for Assault on Big Media

Boxee, a controversial start-up that is trying to bring free Internet video to televisions, has raised $6 million in additional venture funding. Its goal is to get its software onto more living-room devices.

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