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Armed with your DSLR and compact HD camcorder, you fearlessly strafed the sidelines of your son's soccer game with the poise and moxy of the grittiest celebrity papparazzi. Get the shot. AT ALL COSTS. Sure you've got a bruise or two and maybe some cleat imprints on your back bacon, but it was worth it to get the footage. High on adrenaline from your first exercise in months, with a mild case of "the shakes" from your four quarters of hurdling 7-year-olds and landing with cat-like grace, you're ready for anything. Except editing those photos and pics. First you've got to get home, finish your honey-do list, then retire for a few hours…

The lawsuit against Microsoft for infringing on XML patents with Word have been in the background of tech news for a while, nobody really giving any attention to it. But things just got a lot more interesting. Coming from the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas (a court notorious for courting … har har … patent infringement cases), Judge Leonard Davis has ordered a permanent injunction against Microsoft Word, prohibiting its sale or import in the US. All this is happening because i4i, a Toronto-based developer, has sued Microsoft for $200 mil…

Believe it or not, some people still download those horrible-quality movies that have been bootlegged by someone who went to the theater with a camcorder. The National Institute of Informatics in Japan has helped Sharp come up with a way to stop those camcorder carriers from stealing movies. The new technique creates pulses of infrared light from behind the movie screen that travel through the network of holes that most theater screens have to transmit sound from the speakers behind the screen. The …