Is the iPad a Mac killer?

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Machines eyeball trash for single-stream recycling Vint Cerf takes rap for running out of IP addresses			Woman hangs up on $10,000 call from Apple W3C narrows 'HTML5' logo meaning to HTML5

Is the iPad a Mac killer? Should Apple be worried that the less profitable iPad is outselling the high-margin Mac lineup? Nope. Here's why. Read full story Google's Schmidt gets $100 million stock award Award is largest in grant-dollars for a sitting CEO since Sanjay Jha, Motorola's then co-chair, received a $103 million grant in 2008, according to a report. Read full story Machines eyeball trash for single-stream recycling CNET's Martin LaMonica follows recycling waste on the next step of its life: a high-tech, single-stream recycling center where machines do the bulk of the heavy lifting. Read full story Woman hangs up on $10,000 call from Apple A U.K. girl happens to download the 10 billionth app from the App Store. When Apple phones to offer a hefty gift card as reward, mum assumes it's a telemarketer and hangs up. Read full story Vint Cerf takes rap for running out of IP addresses A father of the Internet, Vint Cerf says he never anticipated the world would need more than 4 billion IP addresses. Read full story W3C narrows 'HTML5' logo meaning to HTML5 The Web standards group clarifies that its HTML5 logo really is just for HTML5. To tout your site's use of WOFF, SVG, and CSS, there are smaller, gray icons. Read full story Connect with CNET News Facebook Twitter CNET News online

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