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New technologies emerge all the time, but only a handful change everything that follows in their wake. And they’re not always the first of their kind.

iPhoto ‘09 can extend its organizational powers well beyond your desktop into the realm of online albums. From within iPhoto, you can manage your Flickr, Facebook, and MobileMe albums with the same ease that you’ve enjoyed on your Mac.

The child-raising MyBaby simulation series has been a success for SouthPeak thus far, and the company is arguing that it should continue to reap the young franchise’s rewards, claiming it owns the rights to the next game in the series instead of Majesco.

Migrating your data and settings from your old PC or OS to a new one is relatively easy. Microsoft even provides several versions a free utility called Windows Easy Transfer to facilitate the task. Moving your programs is another matter. Of course you can reinstall them all yourself–an easy, but somewhat labor-intensive task–or you can use a program such as PCmover Image Assistant ($40, buy-only). Promising as it sounded at first, this program may not save you much time or trouble.

Apple, as expected will launch new iPods in September, but this time equipped with some of the features found in the recently released iPhone 4 according retailer John Lewis.

HP Labs India has developed a cloud-based technology, called SiteonMobile, that simplifies accessing content and doing transactions on the Web.

The company is linking two products, including the recently acquired ScrumWorks, to create an end-to-end agile ALM platform

After months of debate, the European Parliament finally gave its consent to the controversial Swift agreement on Thursday.

As if the iPhone 4 isn’t under enough fire from some users experiencing the signal attenuation problem, other users began complaining earlier this week of very slow upload speeds over AT&T’s 3G network. Once again, the alleged culprit is a “software defect,” and this time it’s AT&T promising that an update is on its way.

A Chinese government official told the Wall Street Journal that Google’s application to renew its license to do business in the country is still under review.