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We'd heard rumors that the iPhone 3GS would be getting fast 802.11n Wi-Fi to go along with that S for Speed, but that never panned out -- except for the new third generation iPod touch.
iFixit has been doing their prerequisite tear-down of the brand new device, and MacRumors says:
One of the more intriguing differences uncovered so far is the inclusion of a Broadcom BCM4329 combination Wi-Fi/Bluetooth chip, which supports the 802.11n Wi-Fi standard in addition to 802.11a/b/g standards. The iPhone 3GS and the second-generation iPod touch utilize a different BCM4325 chip, which supports only the 802.11a/b/g standards. While Apple has apparently not activated 802.11n capability in the iPod touch and it is unknown whether it will choose to do so in the future, the new iPod touch hardware does appear to be capable of supporting the standard.
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iFixit has also revealed that there is a small empty space at the top of the device (approximately 6 mm x 6 mm x 3 mm) where an iPod nano-style camera could fit. The iPod touch does not appear to be thick enough to adequately house an autofocus camera as found in the iPhone 3GS.
Would we have wanted an iPod touch with VGA video like the nano, but no 3mp stills like the iPhone 3GS?
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Now Apple has flipped things around on us. Offering the cutting edge equipment 3 months after the new iPhone comes out and making iPhone users wait 8 months to get something the touch had last year. Apple better bring it with the iPhone next year. I will be in line again next year to get it first day.
Boy, this stuff is really becoming confusing for me! I now do not really know what to do! Do I wait now and hope that a camera model comes out soon, or do I buy the 3rd G Touch now anticipating that the cam/vid simply will not happen for at least a while from now? Hard decisions indeed.
haha the same thing that happened with Bluetooth on the iTouch, it seems apple likes hiding features then just BAM! 802.11n
oh well.
I wouldn't want just a video camera. I did a quick count, and I (literally) shoot 1000x more still photos than videos.
I also didn't realize the Touch was thinner than the iPhone till this week ... the iPhone is pretty darn thin; a little extra bulk on the Touch (up to the size of the iPhone) in return for serious feature additions seems like a no-brainer to me.
802.11n? Nice to have, but until wireless can replace the USB cabled connection to iTunes I don't see that as a killer feature.
Apple is playing with us. ...... And we like it :)
According to the Broadcom website the BCM4329 "integrates a complete IEEE 802.11 a/b/g/n system (MAC/baseband/radio) with Bluetooth® 2.1 + EDR (Enhanced Data Rate), and FM radio receiver and transmitter."
the fm radio/receiver has been included in both 2,3g iPod touches. It has been very agrivating that nobody focuses on it when apple just added a fm receiver to the nano. In addition, fm players and transmitters are expencive and incoviniant and Im sure we would all appreciate it if apple added them both in a firmware update!
if apple do decide to add the camera to the ipod before next years refresh then its really going to fuck up the firmware updates. they are going to have 3 different current generations of the ipod touch to build them for, and the 2 previous ones.
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When Apple orders a gazillion chips they get exactly what they want. So don't assume that this chip is a stock BCM4329 .
Look closely at the picture and you see it says BCM4329FKUBG. You won't find that in Broadcom's catalog. Its Custom.
Further, the difference between this and the standard chip might be the last two letters: B and G).
Unless or until you find this full designation in Broadcom's catalog you can NOT assume it handles N, and you can't assume it has an FM transmitter, because if it did, someone would have found the FCC certification report indicating it was transmitter capable.
So I'd wait on assuming N support was there till Apple (or the Dev team) turns it on.
Not saying it DOESN'T have N support, just saying you can't assume it does just because its from that chip family. Broadcom can order a custom chip run with a surgical laser burn and turn off any feature they want in their chips.
By the way:
The Digital Compass in the 3Gs has a thermometer in it. Apple hasn't mentioned that, but I'm betting it does, because the chip number matches character for character with the catalog from the manufacturer.
all these new features that the itouch is getting and the iphone hadnt, is just making me all the more excited for the next generation of iPhones!, my contract is up in December so you know ill be in line on iPhone D-Day next year!
The iPhone has a thermometer? Hmm that makes sense because it recognizes when it is too hot to handle.
I think... maybe... just maybe, Apple planned to not have a camera... but the same video camera as the iPod Nano.
But as was mentioned a while ago, the supposed 'defective' cameras are the cameras that were supposed to be put into the iPod touch(es). So they took it out. Just my 'thoughts'.
Can't wait for iPhone next year! :DD (not yet saying iPhone HD but hopeful)
I'm wondering if i can get that chip out of the ipod, or buy a replacement one from broadcom with the FM transmitter, and put it in my iphone 3GS(i can solder pretty well, if it's even needed) and then develop an app that uses the N, or even the FM transmitter... Is this a possibility? Sounds so simple... really!
Danny: Forget it.
Whilst filming couldn't apple some how use the screenshot feature to take a photo? It may not be great quality but atleast it's something!
Danny: What a dumb*** Go ahead and take the broadcom chip out of an ipod touch and put it in your iphone 3GS. See what happens.
To the first 2 comments, why the hell do you people have to have the latest greatest. Can you not just be happy with what you already have. You people make me sick.
Icebike, you may be right in this instant, but what about the 3.0 update for the touch where Bluetooth suddently appeared???
Bowen: that would work!
I'd like to see an am/fm hd radio receiver.. and an fm transmitter.
also, perhaps a breakout cable that allows you to plug in a wired ethernet connection or usb devices (printer, speakers, hd/tv, keyboard/mouse)
Afguy, get a life!
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What Oregon doesn't need is the public employee unions pulling strings on the Demos to keep the money pouring into salaries and benefits. The Demo leaders are 'so beholden' to campaign financing (by the unions), any attempt to reign in the costs are immediately thwarted ((House Speaker Tina Kotek being the prime example).
According to most legislative Demos, a reduction in PERS funding only comes with an increase in taxes. Huh? Attempting to reduced costs can only be achieved by taking more from the citizens of the state? One doesn't need genius status to see where this 'extra money' will find a home.
And if PERS reforms are shot down by the courts as usual, all that will be left is those new taxes.
Here's a novel idea -- why not take all the bribes (campaign contributions) out of state politics? That's where the trouble begins. Candidates would be forced to run on personal merit, rather being able to simply outspend their opponents. This could eliminate many of the puppets now holding office or positions within the state government.
In effect, such a law would free up the reps and senators to actually do the business of the state properly, and take away the leverage that now allows outside influence to demand favorable legislation, seemingly at every turn.
Watching political action groups be left outside the chambers, complaining there is no representation, having to deal with whatever the legislature decides, might be quite entertaining. Gee, that's exactly the situation most Oregon voters find themselves in each session.
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drachefly wrote:So, anyway, if you offered me those (essentially) 2:3 odds, I'd totally take the short side of those odds, and in the bizarre case of somehow being able to repeat this bet on independent otherwise identical fictional narratives (ha), I think I would tend to win. 40% just isn't your best estimate.
It's a completely random key mash. So I wouldn't expect it to be the best at anything. I would like to know why you think it's not the best. Is it because it likely can't be* since it's random and thoughtless, or because, knowing other fantasy narratives, you intuitively keep some statistics on them?
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The Big Mac and the Double-Double Animal Style appear destined to face off in Rohnert Park with a different sort of fast-food competitor: the veggie burger with organic fries and toppings.
Petaluma-based Amy's Kitchen, one of the nation's largest makers of natural frozen foods, is planning to open its first fast-food restaurant and drive-thru near the casino now taking shape in Rohnert Park.
The menu would include fresh vegetarian burgers, burritos, pizzas, organic fries and salads made with organic produce from local growers. Patrons could quench their thirst with organic shakes, smoothies and healthy drinks, Amy's co-founder and CEO Andy Berliner said Monday.
"As far as I know, it's really unique," he said of the concept. What will set the restaurant apart "will be the great taste of the food."
Amy's, with sales projected to reach $380 million this year, recently purchased two parcels for the restaurant at the southwest corner of Wilfred Avenue and Redwood Drive. In-N-Out Burger sits a few hundred yards south, and a McDonald's has been approved by the city just to the north.
Berliner and his wife, Rachel, founded Amy's in 1988 and named it after their daughter Amy. Today the company employs nearly 1,900 workers, including 1,000 in Sonoma County. It has facilities in Santa Rosa, Oregon and England, and it plans to one day renovate an existing food plant in South Carolina.
Consumers have long urged Amy's to operate a restaurant, Berliner said. In 2011, the Berliners considered but passed on opening a small, fast-food restaurant in Sebastopol. Still, Berliner said he wants to test the idea, and he believes more Americans are ready to enjoy Amy's style of food.
"They're not becoming vegetarians, but they are eating less red meat and they want to have a healthier lifestyle," he said.
The restaurant is scheduled to open in the spring of 2014. If it succeeds, "we could just keep expanding it," he said.
Berliner acknowledged officials in some cities oppose drive-thrus because of pollution concerns.
"We don't have any real solutions yet, except for really quick service," he said. However, he maintained that "the positive environmental impact of organic is huge" compared to the "carbon imprint" of conventional farming.
The new restaurant would be built near a new freeway underpass and an expanded onramp and offramp. The nearby casino project, under construction on the Federated Indians of Graton Rancheria reservation, is bringing growth to the area.
"This is going to be one of the busiest sites in Sonoma County," Berliner said.
Along with the McDonald's, the city has approved an adjacent hotel. Rohnert Park is in the midst of crafting an area development plan, possibly with a shopping center, hotel and other retail.
As well, the city plans to go to bid this year to widen Wilfred to four lanes and renaming it Golf Course Drive West.
"It will be a very busy thoroughfare," said Marilyn Ponton, Rohnert Park's acting development services director.
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Tehran's empty luxury homes
This 21-foot Mercedes costs $1 million
Is this Lambo the ultimate holiday gift?
Titanic violin sells for record price
Nearly $18M palace has Ferrari room
Man finds breathtaking 306 carat opal
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Yard sale bowl sells for $2.2 million
Luxury real estate eyes new heights
Kim Jong Un tours coast with $7M yacht
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Sold for $5, chair worth thousands
Amazing outer space
Voyager's incredible journey through space
U.S. spending $1.2B to snag asteroid
Moon landing; Rare footage, fresh story
Buzz Aldrin and the first space selfie
NASA: 'Close' to finding life on planets
Rocket launches on mission resupply ISS
See lightning storm from space
NASA launches 'flying saucer'
NASA discovers 'Mega-Earth'
NASA video captures huge solar flares
See solar explosion caught on camera
Hubble: The greatest telescope ever
Crane worker falls during 200-ft. climb
Stuck hiker clings to side of cliff
Hero bends car door with bare hands
Teens intercept 9-year-old driver
Trapped, injured man: Don't move me!
Tree collapses onto moving car
Family of four caught in flooded car
Trapped in air pocket as yacht sinks
Man meets hero nurse who saved his life
Man saves falling baby in dramatic catch
Man jumps on tracks as train approaches
Air guard, Navy sent to get baby
See adorable, rare sheep-goat hybrid
Check out this hamster wheel for cats
Rare video of baby sea turtles hatching
Circus has gone to the dogs, uh, cats!
Duckling born with four legs
Feisty bobcat released back into wild
See 'incredibly rare' wolverine in Utah
New mammal discovered by accident
Owl flies inside this house
Bull runs loose after accident
Cheetah cub and puppy are best friends
Cats vs dogs: Who is really smarter?
Clinton: Putin is arrogant and tough
Presidential run for Elizabeth Warren?
Perry Vs. Paul: America the Isolationist?
In the Crossfire: the Perry, Paul duel
Is Obama the 'most transparent' president?
Rand Paul takes aim at Rick Perry
Gov. Perry and Sen. Paul's war of words
Rep.: Obama one step behind on crisis
Parade float showed Obama in outhouse
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Paper calls Obama 'N-word' in headline
Boehner explains Obama lawsuit
See how to never fold your laundry again
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Fill 100 water balloons in a minute
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Hi-def video of World War II shipwrecks
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Rare red sunset aligns with NYC skyline
Google Glass now supports mind control
40-year-old mom becomes NFL cheerleader
Family builds wheelchair for pet rabbit
Man builds 'Transformer' out of old car
Need a good cry?
Married 62 years, couple dies hours apart
Dying grandma lives to see grandson born
Emotional photos capture dog's last day
Dad's dance with daughter goes viral
Durant in tears: Mom is the 'real MVP'
'Swimmer puppy' learns to walk
Dad's pictures connect with autistic son
Elephant free after 50 years of abuse
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Internet buys house for homeless man
See who walks this bride down the aisle
See what treasure hunters found in ocean
'Massive' 6' 7" dino bone found
Student uncovers a 400-year-old crucifix
Mysterious crater forms in Siberia
Bachelor party finds stegomastodon skull
12,000-year-old remains found in Mexico
17th century shipwreck found
Giant fossilized dinosaur discovered
Divers discover ancient human remains
Does papyrus say Jesus had a wife?
Drone finds 1,000-year-old village
Could this be the cousin of T-Rex?
Why are these celebs fighting?
What's next for Neverland?
Did Snoop Dogg smoke pot in White House?
Portman on SATs and 'Star Wars'
A first for infamous FDNY calendar
'Weird Al' spoofs 'Blurred Lines'
A quest to find her own Ryan Gosling
'80s action stars reunite for Vanity Fair
What happened after Rivers walked off
Joan Rivers storms out of CNN interview
Joan Rivers: First lady is transgender
How 'Seinfeld' influenced TV today
See epic fairy tale marriage proposal
Capture proposal reactions, POV style
See TV anchor read own wedding proposal
Facebook 'poke' leads to proposal
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44 Miatas help pop the big question
Heartbreak hill? Not for this marathoner
He pops the question, balloon pops power
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Would you ever say yes to this proposal?
'Price is Right' contestant gets engaged
He proposes to girlfriend at Whole Foods
Reporter eats the 'unhealthiest' meal
What's in this $250 hamburger?
See 1.5 tons of gingerbread goodness!
A 230-pound peanut butter cup?! Sweet!
Bowl of 'sexcereal' creates stir
Would you try a breast-milk lollipop?
Fast food dream has 'McEverything'
The 'Cronut' conquers New York
Tasters: Stem cell burgers a bit 'dry'
Won't believe what is in these tacos
Starbucks uses bugs to color drink
Open wide for seven-patty cheeseburger
ATM shocks customers with ...
Emotional photos capture dog's last day
Mystery man pays for groceries
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Tycoon to give away millions to homeless
Teen learns 11 languages to help peers
Dying dog checks off his bucket list
7-year-old saves friend from kidnapping
Student gets prom date, NFL star helps
Cop saves 3-year-old's birthday
Girl abandoned in cemetery meets rescuer
Son remembered with superhero funeral
'Slender Man' victim gifted Purple Heart
Dad: My son wears dresses and that's OK
Deaf boy slept as fire raged, but then ...
4-year-old uses app to help save mom
Man begins drowning, grandson dives in
Vet surprised by $70,000 house makeover
9-year-old saves friend from choking
Hero passenger steps in for ailing pilot
Truck plunges off causeway bridge
Twin carries sister across finish line
Toddler sleeps while fire engulfs home
Boy's generous act sparks ripple effect
Millions of gallons of water flood UCLA
Clerk gets shot, fights back
Teen caught on cam trying to take moped
Pilot has spat with air traffic control
See police take out man holding hostage
Chase over cell phone ends in shootout
Twerking teen flash mob robs store
Helmet cam shows daring train rescue
High-speed chase, shootout caught on cam
Watch car slam into attendant, gas pump
See car fly off overpass
Bull lifts woman into air at rodeo
Man 'hears' colors, claims he's a cyborg
Ax flies through commuter's windshield
Vet offers liposuction for pets
Coyote pack chases man and his dog
You won't believe what this cat did
Deadly diseases lurking in U.S. waters
Plane drops hundreds of fish into lake
Mysterious dolls left on porches
Did lawn turn into a giant waterbed?
Accused killer used site to meet victim
KKK fliers covered a Texas neighborhood
Stolen Corvette returned decades later
Man records getting plowed over by a bull
Traffic stop saves man's life
Witness: Mom went 50 MPH with son on car
Train barrels toward women on bridge
Men steal pricey hair extensions
Suspect goes in through dog door ...
MMA-trained clerk thwarts suspects
See cop take down armed suspect
Medal of Honor recipient breaks gavel
An excessive force epidemic?
Watch armed police storm plane
Suspect drags cop in high speed chase
Our atheists are better than yours
Atheists gather in the Bible Belt
Why more millennials are atheists
Inside Man: 'And no religion too... '
Dog passes out from excitement
'Woman in black' a social media mystery
Heartbreaking story behind this photo
Goofy wedding pic goes viral
Dad's dance with daughter goes viral
Weeping Japanese politician goes viral
'Star Wars' outtakes reel surfaces
Saudi women defy driving ban
Mentally ill man shot by Dallas police
Fit mom fires back at her critics
Father-baby selfies go viral
See the picture that sparked online fury
Would you eat steak grilled ... on lava?
Kiddie's mortality meltdown
Would you pick up a hitchhiking robot?
Watch robbers get a beat-down
Walmart shoplifting vigilante goes viral
Groovin' grandpa shows off dance moves
TV guest fights opponent on air
'50 Shades' of ... lame?
Toast a selfie onto your breakfast
Check out the world's fastest hot tub
NASA re-enacts the moon launch in tweets
Kid nabs picture with Buffett, McCartney
Taye Diggs wants to be in 'Magic Mike 2'
SNL cast members who didn't make the cut
'SNL' spoofs Hillary and Michelle
Letterman walks out on Joan Rivers
'SNL' takes on Clippers drama
Kevin Hart conquers coaster fear, kinda
Justin Timberlake 'wraps' on 'SNL'
Obama and Bieber share kiss on 'SNL'
'SNL' mocks the 'Hunger Games'
'SNL' takes on Solange, Jay Z fight
See who made a surprise cameo on 'SNL'
Miley Cyrus pokes fun at shutdown
The Best of Funny or Die
See why Mary Poppins is quitting for good
What NOT to wear to Comic-Con
Animals prove that we can all be friends
Here's what NOT to do this 4th of July
George Takei hosts first gay 'Bachelor'
Funny or Die spoof: 'Creationist Cosmos'
E3, video games and lots of snark
Babies make the Internet go 'awww'
This is why the Web is awesome
The Internet is under attack!
Kittens or puppies? Web gets super-cute
Web shows no mercy for Donald Sterling
Needles found in meat at grocery store
Millions of gallons of sewage in harbor
Sewer water recycled to tap water?
Shocking discovery in burrito
Snail found in school lunch
Is that a worm in a McMuffin?
Slimy surprise found in canned beans
Delta passenger bites needle in sandwich
Body jewelry found in burrito
Dog treats made out of ... rodent?
Anderson: I will never eat spinach again
Watch a 'gustnado' send furniture flying
Water phenomenon brings surfers to river
Dust devil spins massive fire
Tumbleweeds roll into town, take over
90% of Lake Michigan covered in ice
Arctic blast creates river of ice boulders
Tornado threat at Daytona 500
Watch a frozen river break into pieces
Fierce funnel cloud sighted in Illinois
Rare 'snow rollers' tumble through farms
Tumbleweeds bury houses
Watch rare spinning ice disk phenomenon
10-foot gator bites golf ball diver
Teens pin 6-ft. gator, make odd 911 call
11-foot gator gives man 80 stitches
Giant gator goes on a shopping spree
Gator takes midnight dip in couple's pool
Huge gator spotted in road
Shocking video of a python eating a croc
Gator caught in Chicago's O'Hare Airport
Man snags 13-foot, 1,100-lb gator
Record-breaking, 741-pound gator caught
Hunters nab 13-foot, 727-pound gator
Man trapped on island by a crocodile
Lobster saved by social media
Watch newborn whale swim with mom
Boy attacked by barracuda
See Humpback whales entertain boaters
Fisherman helps birth baby stingrays
Great white shark spotted off Cape Cod
Hundreds of sharks spotted in Florida
Surfers come within feet of giant whale
Beachgoers rescue stranded manatee
Beluga whale spotted in Massachusetts
Great white shark grabs dinner off boat
Shark attacks to spike this summer?
Resident says she found snakes in toilet
Officer removes snake found on a toilet
Locals use grill to trap 12-foot python
See thief stuff 36 snakes into pillowcase
Influx of snakes freaks out neighborhood
Elderly woman wrangles rattlesnake
12-foot python found where?
See snakes race at 'rattlesnake rodeo'
See what wins when a snake fights a croc
17-foot, 8-inch python killed in Florida
'Serpent handler' killed by snakebite
Snake-handling pastor dies after bite
See through walls on ... your iPhone!
Teen invents hot car alarm device
Google Glass now supports mind control
Anti-missile technology on U.S. planes?
Military tests new all-terrain vehicle
Is this the new iPhone 6 screen?
This 3-D printed robot talks
New smoke to blind people, machines
Are old cellphones a new fad?
Two-year-old gets bionic arms
Flying windmills: The future of energy?
Rise of the 'killer robots'?
Blind man jumps out of an airplane
Beyonce jumps off a building
The world's tallest, fastest waterslide
'TRUMP' sign creates stir in Chicago
Workers dangle from 4,700 feet in the air
Man jumps off building with jet pack
Does this dog like BASE jumping?
Watch world record BASE jump from Dubai
Watch harrowing BASE jump out of gondola
Base jumper tries to break old record
Russian base jumps from 6,420 meters
See men jump off mountain, fly to ground
Savannah musician shows off disc golf
Peyton Manning boogies to 'Rocky Top'
Outrage over Ray Rice's suspension
Best Morgan Freeman impression ever?
UFC fighter leaves ring for battlefield
Is THIS the strangest Olympic game ever?
'Mighty Kacy' wows 'Ninja' competition
A look back at LeBron James' NBA career
Will Jeter go from Captain to Boss?
LeBron James: 'Learn from your mistakes'
Sleeping fan sues ESPN for $10 million
Serena Williams drops out of Wimbledon
'Fire challenge' injures teens
New barcode-scanning app for cemeteries
Cops: Man faked 911 call to avoid ticket
Hear GM sing during public rectal exam
Car dealer refunds woman ... in pennies
She attached rings to balloons, then ...
The worst customer service call ever?
Husband e-mails wife 'no sex' spreadsheet
Passengers tried to board with WHAT?!
Teen: Instagram booted me for my weight
Black writer's plea to white gay men
Bikini models for your in-flight safety
Little girl sobs for hilarious reason
Girl's 'Roar' remake goes viral
Dad buys kingdom for 'princess' daughter
5-year-old stops speeders
Unlikely friendship will melt your heart
Toddler's story will melt your heart
Lego hospital the 'best pain medicine'
Six-year-old spelling bee champion
Adorable kid tugs on Obama's ear
See boy age 11 years in 4 minutes
See kids baffled by a Walkman
Indian sensation: Fat boys can dance!
Amazing outer space
Voyager's incredible journey through space
U.S. spending $1.2B to snag asteroid
Moon landing; Rare footage, fresh story
Buzz Aldrin and the first space selfie
NASA: 'Close' to finding life on planets
Rocket launches on mission resupply ISS
See lightning storm from space
NASA launches 'flying saucer'
NASA discovers 'Mega-Earth'
NASA video captures huge solar flares
See solar explosion caught on camera
Hubble: The greatest telescope ever
'Slender Man' victim gifted Purple Heart
Dad: My son wears dresses and that's OK
Deaf boy slept as fire raged, but then ...
4-year-old uses app to help save mom
Man begins drowning, grandson dives in
Vet surprised by $70,000 house makeover
9-year-old saves friend from choking
Hero passenger steps in for ailing pilot
Truck plunges off causeway bridge
Twin carries sister across finish line
Toddler sleeps while fire engulfs home
Boy's generous act sparks ripple effect
Bleacher Report Updates
NFL rule changes for 2014 season
Did you miss this World Cup hairstyle?
What is Cleveland saying about LeBron?
LeBron James defaced in Miami Heat mural
LeBron headed to Miami or Cleveland?
Breakout stars of the World Cup
Lebron James opts out, becomes free agent
Rare illness ends NBA hopeful's career
Paralyzed Olympian: It's just the start
Anti-Redskins ad airs during NBA finals
Sterling lawyer: NBA missed opportunity
Lawyer: Taking Sterling's wife to court
Our atheists are better than yours
Obama's foreign policy problem
Outrage: It's hard to break up with Comcast
The Warren vs. Clinton debate
Richardson: Clinton would win over Warren
Bachmann: Clinton should be concerned
Outrage: Jose Antonio Vargas detained
Is Clinton experiencing déjà vu?
Jones, Bachmann battle on border issue
S.E. Cupp: Maternity leave has its costs
In the Crossfire: the Perry, Paul duel
Racism directed at the President
Special CNN.com original content
This is what you need to fall in love
Your one minute escape: Hot air balloons
Meet the woman who built a spin empire
What is a black box anyway?
Behold! The Star Wars VII X-Wing
The healthiest fish to eat?
What if you only worked 3 days a week?
Royal baby: First-year accomplishments
Everyday items tell powerful story
A look inside 'The Death Train'
Is this the world's fastest car?
Getting naked on the first date?
Female TV anchors showing more skin?
Reporter splits pants on air doing WHAT?
Television debate turns destructive
Anchors react to L.A. quake on live TV
Anchors bring bunnies on air and ...
Anchors evacuate as tornado hits Wichita
Sign falls on CNBC guest on air
Sandy dancers get 15 seconds of fame
See anchor's epic on-air snow rant
Germaphobe? Skip the handshakes
Shanghai meat scandal limits menus
Red meat increases breast cancer risk
Toddler inhales: the dangers of smoking
Hamburger nearly kills Michigan man
Is gluten-free food a joke?
Your life saved ... by a magnet?!
What is it like to be schizophrenic?
Virus put woman's cancer in remission
A bug spray that could save your life?
What's really in your food?
When plastic surgery goes wrong
CNN Heroes: A tour of the sex underworld
CNN Heroes: Gerard Butler & Mary's Meals
CNN Heroes: 'Backstage Pass'
CNN Hero helps disabled war veterans
CNN Hero saves kids from the streets
CNN Hero's 'solar suitcases' saves lives
CNN Hero builds computer lab on wheels
CNN Hero removes millions lbs of
CNN reveals 2013 hero of the year
CNN Heroes: Sara Bareilles
CNN Hero: Dr. Georges Bwelle
CNN Hero: Robin Emmons
CNN Freedom Project
Slavery a reality in Nigeria
12,000 girls rescued from slavery
Why slavery still exists today
World Cup highlights prostitution crisis
Fighting international cyber sex rings
Fighting sex trafficking in Cambodia
Confronting the traffickers
Activist fights practice of selling girls
Tracking global slavery
Police rescue 92 babies from traffickers
Cops: Mom sold 12 girls' virginity
'Eden': Story of a sex slave in the U.S.
Money Time: Your Money
City with most billionaires
How much money would make you happy?
You can't buy a home without this number
10 things Americans waste money on
Looks like video game, is real life
Italian carmaker buys rest of Chrysler
Man pays under $700 for masterpiece
Vending machines to display calories
Lululemon gets a new CEO
First GM female CEO 'faces challenges'
World's largest airline
November jobs report released
Living to 100
How dangerous is that sunburn?
Drink this daily and you may live longer
Cut this food and extend your life
Could this lead to weight loss magic?
Saying 'hello' can extend your life
This string may help you live to be 100
Our atheists are better than yours
Obama's foreign policy problem
SE Cupp: Maternity leave has its costs
Will sex contracts prevent college rape?
Why immigration reform won't happen
Can government bureaucracy be effective?
The one issue millennials will vote for
Conservatives vs. the death penalty
Could 'Medicaid blockade' kill 17,000?
Student debt doesn't just hurt students
Robots are coming to take your job
Regulating racism?
The Sixties
8 events that changed the world in 1968
Supermodel: I looked like an alien being
Are these songs British or American?
The unknown story of this historic photo
The Sixties: How music shaped a decade
JFK's Secret Service agent shares guilt
From Russia with love, and television
'Jeannie': Execs debated my belly button
Full episode: 'The Sixties' premiere
Ben Stein on the 1960s: 'A lot of sex'
Can you name these sixties tunes?
Name that 60's TV show!
How thermal imaging technology worked
How authorities caught bombing suspect
Ominous new threat from North Korea
The numbers: How Francis became pope
Virtual Senate
Iran's nuclear capabilities
Reality check on China
North Korea missile test
Fiscal cliff
@This Hour
Arab leaders turn against Hamas
Mo Rocca takes on grandma's recipe
Dog passes out from excitement
Aharoni: We need to complete the mission
Official: 80 bodies may be at MH17 site
Anchor corners Fatah leader on cease-fire
U.S. officials: Ukraine firing on rebels
Israel: Hamas rocket hit hospital
Anti-Israel protests turn anti-semitic
Sarah Palin launches online news channel
Kerry details Mideast ceasefire proposal
Israel: Hamas rocket hit Gaza hospital
Unguarded with Rachel Nichols
Another Chance For Charlie Hustle?
Hall of Fame: Talking the Game
LeBron James: 'Learn from your mistakes'
Biden celebrates with U.S. soccer team
At the World Cup with US Soccer
Ochocinco No More
Will Jeter go from Captain to Boss?
Temperatures may rule U.S.-Portugal game
Ochocinco No More
Will Jeter go from Captain to Boss?
NBA Commissioner Adam Silver
Mark Messier: Follow the Leader
Could Israel face war crimes charges?
Amid Gaza deaths, four miraculous lives
Difficult road for MH17 investigators
Israelis feel 'like nobody understands'
Sanctions are 'pointless,' says Russian
Why U.S. only hit long-term Russia energy
Why are Turkish women posting these images?
Bizarre case of Argentina default
U.N. political chief pushes for cease-fire
Negotiator on 'most complex' Iran talks
Libyan author describes Benghazi bedlam
Libya 'is not complete chaos ... yet'
Anderson Cooper 360
Atlanta hospital braces for Ebola cases
Inside the UN's Gaza humanitarian mission
No ceasefire means no relief for civilians
How Israel negotiates with Hamas
AC360 Daily Podcast 8/1/2014
Report: Israeli soldier is likely dead
Inspector shares video of MH17 wreckage
Israeli diplomat weighs in Gaza ceasefire
Palestinian diplomat breaks down ceasefire
AC360 Daily Podcast 7/31/2014
Ebola patients to be treated in the U.S.
American doctor battling Ebola
Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown
The Caipirinha man
Bourdain: Don't forget the hot chili oil
1,200 times more potent than cyanide?
Tony enjoys the East's sensory pleasures
Drunken noodles with no noodles?
Anthony Bourdain visits Chiang Mai City
Greens & fried okra & neck bones, oh my!
Ear ye! Ear ye! Pig ear sandwiches?
Giddy-up giddy-up giddy-up let's go!
On that midnight train to St. Petersburg
Bourdain represents USA in "Olympics"
Classic Zapotec meal on Oaxaca outskirts
CNN Newsroom
Obama: 'We tortured some folks'
Middle East cease-fire is over
Obama: U.S. prepared for Ebola
Obama condemns cease-fire violation
Obama: Congress holding up progress
Russian soldier's selfies backfire
CDC: Ebola is not a huge risk for U.S.
Death toll rises among U.N. workers
Fiery debate over Israel, Hamas comments
House GOP cancels immigration bill vote
CIA apologizes to Senate for spying
Savannah musician shows off disc golf
Our atheists are better than yours
Obama's foreign policy problem
Outrage: It's hard to break up with Comcast
The Warren vs. Clinton debate
Richardson: Clinton would win over Warren
Bachmann: Clinton should be concerned
Outrage: Jose Antonio Vargas detained
Is Clinton experiencing déjà vu?
Jones, Bachmann battle on border issue
S.E. Cupp: Maternity leave has its costs
In the Crossfire: the Perry, Paul duel
Racism directed at the President
Dr. Drew
YouTube star's surprise wedding proposal
Why woman filmed her abortion
Huge wave shatters restaurant window
Husband: She's nailed herself to a cross
Woman records confronting sexual abuser
Dad finds ex-wife, kids dead after email
Dr. Drew: Jahi McMath won't wake up
Prankster 'crashes' loud calls
Suspect's 911 call: Back off, I'll kill
Dr. Drew: Castro death 'Dexter' like
'Tan mom' admits she was hiding a secret
Weiner sexter: I'm proud of myself
Early Start
Investigators reach MH17 crash site
Tropical Storm Bertha forms in Atlantic
One dead in parking lot plane crash
Netanyahu says first phase is underway
Peres speaks of conditions for cease-fire
Ukraine declares 1-day cease-fire
86% of Israelis don't want cease-fire
'I'm proof you can make money off snark'
CNN reporter has close call in Gaza
Fighting near MH17 delays investigators
Judge: Clippers sale can go foward
Lawyer defends Ohio State band director
Erin Burnett OutFront
Israeli soldier abducted in 2006
Hospital prepares for Ebola patients
Tweets show fear on both sides of the crisis
Hamas spokesman: We know nothing
Life in Gaza after cease-fire collapse
Breaking down the cease-fire deal
Israel's relationship with the U.N.
Israeli economy undeterred by violence
Would you eat steak grilled ... on lava?
Tracking Ebola patient's journey to U.S.
Israel agrees to a 72-hour cease-fire
'The United States has to wake up'
Fareed Zakaria GPS
Sikorski on NATO's role in Poland
GPS: Gupta on the Ebola outbreak
Fareed's Take: The rise of Putinism
Polish FM Sikorski on Russian sanctions
Last Look: Plants in outer space
Clinton: Putin is arrogant and tough
Fareed's Take: How to punish Putin
GPS: Hillary Clinton on America's story
Hillary Clinton on Israeli settlements
Hillary Clinton on Israeli offensive
Clinton: Putin partly to blame for MH17
Hillary Clinton explains Putin
The Hunt
Walsh: Suspect was hiding in plain sight
Detective saved by bulletproof vest
John Walsh: This is my mission
Fugitive profiled on The Hunt killed
Tracking down a fugitive mass murderer
Convicted sex offender escapes custody
Child molestation suspect on the run
Full Episode: 'The Hunt' with John Walsh
The horrific crime that fuels John Walsh
John Walsh on the 'Pillowcase rapist'
What fueled John Walsh's crusade?
Family killing suspect on the loose
Inside Man
Spurlock: Football practice at Ole Miss
Coaches are watching their every move
Morgan, can you hear me?
Spurlock explores Income inequality
Are the super-rich obligated to do more?
UFOs: Morgan Spurlock wants to believe!
Will Morgan Spurlock find a UFO?
Morgan Spurlock Inside Man Religion
Morgan Spurlock INSIDE MAN Privacy Promo
This dog dresses better than you
Inside Man: Meet Carlito the kitten
Spurlock: This is so like 'The Matrix'
Inside Politics
Boehner vs. Obama: Lawsuit politics
Christie tops new CNN GOP 2016 poll
Deval Patrick in 2016?
White House to GOP: Game on
The 'Inside Politics' forecast
Poll: 33% say impeach Obama
2016: Clinton vs. Warren?
The 'Inside Politics' Forecast
Govs. on undocumented kids: not in my state
Adelson's $100 million dollar bet?
The group that crushed the Tea Party
Obama's no photo op strategy
Issues w/Jane Velez-Mitchell
Actor Michael Jace pleads not guilty
Tori Spelling discusses husband's affair
Reality show stars' sex tape leaked
Miley Cyrus tweets pic from hospital bed
Attempted murder plot shocks boyfriend
Sex offender gets no time in prison
Driver in road rage video speaks out
Judge orders Chris Brown be sent to jail
Dershowitz: Dunn could go free on appeal
Will there be a mistrial for Dunn?
Jury selected in loud music murder trial
Mayor Ford defends Justin Bieber on air
The Lead with Jake Tapper
Gen. Clark: Putin responsible for MH17
Research fellow: Situation out of control
Obama: 'We tortured some folks'
U.S. backs NATO proposal about Russia
Who captured an Israeli soldier?
Sponsored children dying in Gaza
Obama demands release of Israeli soldier
Israeli official: Hamas hurting Gaza
Shaath: Hamas is part of Gaza
Reasons why Clinton couldn't kill OBL
Experimental serum used on Ebola patient
W.H. walking a fine line on Israel?
Morning Express
1st grade teacher: No desk for you!
'Fire challenge' injures teens
Colbert mocks Bieber, Bloom feud
ATM shocks customers with ...
Ventura wins $1.8M in defamation lawsuit
Little girl sobs for hilarious reason
9-year-old girl hit by plane dies
'Woman in black' a social media mystery
Liposuction for pudgy pooches?
OSU band director fired amid scandal
See epic fairy tale marriage proposal
Hear GM sing during public rectal exam
Nancy Grace
551-pound man seeks to end house arrest
Why are hot temperatures worse for kids?
Cops allegedly find hot car search by dad
Watch: Dad learns on air his son found
Mom: Gym booted me for my baby bump
Zimmerman signs autographs at a gun show
Why Nancy Grace is mad at the Academy
George Zimmerman's gun stash uncovered
Source: Drunk country star hits imitator
Jahi's uncle: Docs don't believe in hope
2 infant skeletons found in trunk
Cheating fiance must pay $50K
New Day
W.H.: Kidnapping a 'barbaric violation'
Palestinian diplomat: Israel ended truce
IDF: Soldier believed captured
Middle East cease-fire over
Hamas: We did not fire any rockets
Israel: Our troops were attacked in Gaza
Violence restarts amid cease-fire
'Nixon is the hero of the year'
'We're approaching the breaking point'
Yankee fan finds Sox World Series ring
Strike on Gaza market captured on video
Former Israeli president defends Obama
Reliable Sources
Middle East propaganda war
Taken in Tehran
Red News Blue News: What would Reagan do?
Reporting from the MH17 crash site
Web Extra: Downie, Hamby on transparency
Murdoch's Time Warner bid: what's next?
The TV news arms race
Clinton 'fan fiction' boots Hillary book
Press secretary on predecessors' lessons
Female TV anchors showing more skin?
Josh Earnest's first Sunday interview
Show me a story
Sanjay Gupta MD
First look at Emory's isolation ward
Medical marijuana changes young girl's life
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