April 2010

• All Apple This Week, from Flash to a Lost iPhone
• MailWing Archives and Organizes E-mail
• Execs to Serve Jail Time for LCD Price-fixing
• Twitter: More a News Medium Than Social Network
• Facebook Network Issue Fixed
• Five Things the iPad Needs to be Complete
• Want Google TV? Your Wait May Soon Be Over
• Tech Irony: Yahoo CEO Says Google Needs Help
• The Palm m100
• The Palm III
• A Palm Technology Timeline
• Feedback
• The Treo 600
• The Palm Pilot 1000
• The Palm Pre
• The Treo 700w
• The Palm Foleo
• The Palm VII
• When Palm Was King
• iPad Wi-Fi + 3G: A Hands-On Look at Apple's Mobile Tablet
• This Week in Geek: CPU News and Farewell to Two Tablets
• Google Official Reaffirms HTML5 Readiness
• Intel Looks to Boost Performance of Atom Netbooks
• Apple Becomes Top U.S. Phone Maker During 2010 First Quarter
• May 31st: The Day the Lala Music Dies
• Oprah's 'No Phone Zone' Pledge: Too Little, Too Late
• Bugs & Fixes: WindowShade X for Snow Leopard Arrives
• Google Explains Why It Became an Energy Trader
• World Tech Update: HP Buys Palm, the New Blackberry OS, and Avatar's James Camerson
• Microsoft Echoes Apple: 'future of the Web Is HTML5'
• Oracle Resumes Construction of Massive Data Center
• iPad Killer? We Can't Even get an iPad Challenger
• ITunes Adds Movie Rentals to France, Ireland
• Bite This, Apple: 5 Reasons Flash Would've Rocked the iPhone
• iPad's Success: Fueling HP and Microsoft Tablet Drama?
• Call of Duty 7 Unveiled As 'Black Ops'
• Adobe Creative Suite 5 Starts Shipping
• Apple-owned Lala Music Service to Close, Offer ITunes Credit
• 10. Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (cont.)
• 7. Tropic Thunder
• 4. Casino Royale
• 5. The Godfather: The Coppola Restoration (cont.)
• 9. Casablanca (cont.)
• 2. Red Cliff
• 9. Casablanca
• 2. Red Cliff (cont.)
• 3. Wall-E
• 4. Casino Royale (cont.)
• 1. The Dark Knight
• 8. 2001: A Space Odyssey
• Top 10 Beautiful Blu-ray Movies
• 3. Wall-E (cont.)
• 6. Star Trek (cont.)
• Best Looking Blu-ray Movies
• 7. Tropic Thunder (cont.)
• 1. The Dark Knight (cont.)
• 8. 2001: A Space Odyssey (cont.)
• 6. Star Trek
• 10. Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King
• 5. The Godfather collection: The Coppola Restoration
• Bungie, Activision Execs Discuss Their Partnership
• India's Electronic Voting Machines Are Insecure, Study Finds
• Adobe CEO Fires Back at Jobs
• Facebook Scrambles to Fix Flaws
• 3D Filmmaker to Develop NASA Camera
• Researcher: Social Networks Shouldn't Reuse Private Info
• India Restricts Purchase of Chinese Telecom Equipment
• Is HP?s Slate Dead?
• Apple's Shutdown of Lala Fuel Rumors of Web-based iTunes
• Lawyer Confirms Identity of 'lost' IPhone Seller
• Palm Deal Could Redefine HP's Tablet OS Strategy
• Glype 'anonymous' Proxy May Not Cloak Your Identity
• Asustek Sees Netbooks Keeping Lead Over IPad-like Devices
• Pana.ma CEO David Hayden on PCWorld Podcast 75
• Naval Cryptologist with Top Secret Clearance Shopped Around Secret iPhone
• Apple v. Adobe: Something Just Doesn't Add Up
• Another One Bites The Dust? HP Reportedly Kills Windows 7 Slate Project
• Google: Crank up the Heat in Your Data Center
• Adobe CEO Responds to Jobs' Flash Attack
• Steam Set to Arrive on the Mac May 12
• US Air Force Phishing Test Transforms Into a Problem
• Microsoft Reportedly Cancels Courier Tablet Prototype
• Apple Releases Aperture 3.0.3
• Kindle Gets Social With Facebook, Twitter Links
• Wall Street Beat: Mobile Market Hot as Tech Stays Strong
• Microsoft Closes the History Books on Courier
• Microsoft Courier Tablet Canceled!
• Jury Deadlocked Over Charge in Palin E-mail Trial
• History Shows HP's Palm Buy Can Work
• Hey Sony, Don't Mess with Linux, Says PS3 Lawsuit
• W3C Pushes Linking Web Data
• Palm Fans Applaud News of HP Buyout
• Google Patches Chrome Browser Twice in April
• Three IPhone and IPad Printing Apps
• Steve Jobs Makes Time 100 for Fifth Time
• Steve Jobs' Thoughts Won't Shut Up the Flash Mob
• Symantec Embraces Encryption with New Acquisitions
• Printing From Your IPhone, IPod Touch, and IPad
• Microsoft Investigates SharePoint 2007 Zero Day
• Lawmakers: New Set-top Box Rules Would Promote Broadband
• New Flash Player Beta Adds Video Acceleration for Some Macs
• Panelists: Democracy Would Suffer If Google Left China
• Palm and HP: You Be the Analyst
• Rumor: Xbox 360 To Get 'Live TV' in 2011
• AT&T Releases More Details on 3G IPad Plans
• HP Purchase of Palm Paves Way for WebOS Tablet
• Cisco Tops Latest Greenpeace Rankings, Panasonic Last
• Cub Scouts Add Video Game Award for Ratings Awareness
• HP-Palm Faces Uphill Battle in Europe
• Will Adobe Respond to Steve Jobs's Flash Takedown?
• A Pre Owner's Take on the HP-Palm Deal
• Microsoft Agreement with HTC Sends a Message to Apple
• Sony's PS3 Inches Closer to Offering 3D Games
• Bungie, Activision Seal a 10-Year Deal
• What Are Apple's Plans for Siri?
• UN to Buy 500,000 OLPC Laptops for Palestinian Children
• Save Mail Messages in Text Files
• Steve Jobs Pens Public Thoughts on Flash
• iPhone Saga Hits Prime Time as Jon Stewart Skewers Apple
• Hewlett-Packard and Palm Deal: 5 Wishes
• Steve Jobs Shares His Thoughts On Flash
• Nokia Announces Cheap Music Phone
• Nokia Launches a New Brand of Music Service in India
• Symantec Buys Encryption Specialist PGP for $300M
• Pirate Bay Operator Dimisses Tale of New Acquisition
• iPad 3G: Details on AT&T's Data Plan
• Europe Considers New Cybercrime Agency
• Lone IT Industry Voice Speaks out Against EU Web Filter Plan
• HP-Palm Deal: Six Burning Questions
• PDF Exploits Explode, Continue Climb in 2010
• India Plans Laws on E-waste Management
• PC Microprocessor Shipments up 39 Percent in First Quarter
• Amazon Web Services Opens First Asian Data Center
• Acer to Launch Full Line of Mobile Internet Devices in May
• Baidu Gains From Google's China Move
• Optoma HD73 Home Theater Projector
• A Brief History of Palm
• Terry Childs Juror Explains Why He Voted to Convict
• Windows 7's Worst Features
• HP Netbook With New Atom Chip Available for Pre-order
• FrameLoader Syncs Digital Picture Frames With Your Mac
• HP to Buy Struggling Palm for $1.2 Billion
• Western Digital 2TB External Hard Drive
• Vizio SV421XVT 42-Inch LCD TV With Blu-ray Player
• Facebook Execs Answer New Privacy Criticisms
• Kerio Connect Business Server Now Supports IPad
• Panasonic Adds New, Larger 3D TVs To Line Up
• Firefox for Google Android: A Hands-On Tour
• Gizmodo's iPhone Saga: Fact vs. Speculation
• Dell Home Coupon: 25 Percent Off
• New Threat: Undetectable Facebook Scams
• Oregon Schools To Use Google Apps--And Why Microsoft Should Worry
• HP to Buy Palm, Shake Up the Mobile World
• Report: Apple Acquires IPhone App Maker Siri
• Texas Man to Plead Guilty to Building Botnet-for-hire
• Green Technology on Display at Large U.S. Eco-Conference
• Top Free Remote Access Tools for Windows, Mac
• HP Buys Palm: Why It's a Good Deal
• Apple Drops Mac Category From Annual Design Awards
• Users Advised to Be Careful With Oracle ULAs
• Western Digital My Book Essential 2TB External Hard Drive, $150
• Vizio SV421XVT 42-Inch LCD TV With Blu-ray Player, $849
• Optoma HD73 Home Theater Projector, $565
• Dell Home Coupon: 25 Percent Off
• Deals of the Week
• Nintendo Wii Plus Bonus Game, $200
• Can Sprint Bounce Back?
• HP to Buy Palm for $1.2 Billion
• Malware Campaign Relies on Unfixed PDF Flaw
• Ex-IT Admin Found Guilty in San Francisco
• Samsung to Put PCM for Smartphones in Chip Package
• HTC Android Deal Could Pay Off for Microsoft, Not Google
• HP Plans to Buy Struggling Palm for $1.2 Billion
• Solid PDF to Word Converter Debuts for Mac
• Adding Free Text Services
• Halo: Reach Live-Action Trailer Teases Spartan Birth
• HTC Cuts Licensing Deal with Microsoft for Android Phones
• AOL Profit and Revenue Nosedive in Q1
• Apple Prepares 3G-enabled IPads for Shipment
• Steve Jobs Headlines All Things Digital Conference in June
• New Storm Worm May Not Last Long
• Firefox Lands on Android
• ICANN Approves First Four Internationalized Country Domains
• Apple WWDC 2010: Five Things To Watch For
• Edit Like a Pro in GarageBand '09
• Harman Kardon Announces Go+Play Micro
• Apple Announces Dates for WWDC 2010
• Gizmodo Versus Apple: It's War Over the iPhone Prototype
• SAP Returns to Growth and Profits in the First Quarter
• Bharti Airtel's Profits Down, Revenue Growth Flat
• 5 Ways Facebook Should Improve User Privacy
• Google Finds Fake Antivirus Programs on the Rise
• Microsoft Takes Aim at Android With Patent Portfolio in Hand
• Apple Lawsuit Fails to Slow HTC Smartphone Sales
• Sneak a Peek at BlackBerry's Next OS
• Diary of a Mad McAfee Antivirus Victim
• Google: Adobe Flash Support Coming to Android 2.2
• Google Buys Widget-Maker, Labpixies
• Arizona's New 'Papers, Please' Law May Hurt H-1B Workers
• Best Buy Set to Open First Store in UK
• Spotify Adds Twitter and Facebook Features
• New Site Showcases Interactive Books for iPad, Other Devices
• Australian Cereal Hacker on Defacement Rampage
• Nintendo DS Blood-Sugar Testing Accessory Coming to the US
• Android Smartphones Gaining Ground on iPhones
• NASA's Final Shuttle Flight Pushed Back to November
• Judge Tosses Microsoft's 'Psystar' Antitrust Defense
• RIM Exec on Mobile Malware, Future of BlackBerry Security
• Man Gets 81 Months, $2.5M Fine for Stock Scheme
• McAfee Offers Security Review to Compensate Companies for Bad Update
• 38 Infinity Ward Workers Sue Activision for $125M in Bonuses
• Are Netbooks (Finally) Doomed?
• Apple Buys up Another Chip Maker
• Admin Who Kept SF Network Passwords Found Guilty
• Vendors Team on Content-sharing Spec
• Raging Thunder 2 Gets Online Leaderboard, Touch Controls
• Motorola Droid Still Leading the Android Pack
• McAfee Debacle Shows Why Malware Defense Must Evolve
• Apple Releases ITunes 9.1.1
• Facebook Adds HTML5 Support to Videos
• Twittelator for IPad Adds 'Slide to Send' Feature
• Mobile Wi-Fi's Baby Steps
• Microsoft Hits The Road To Pimp Windows 7, Office 2010
• McAfee Tries to Make Amends for Update Fiasco
• Ex-SAP CEO Talks About 'the Next Big Thing' in IT
• Eye-Fi to Release Apple Store Exclusive Wi-Fi Memory Card
• PowerPoint Makes You Stupid, Says Military Intel
• Google Apps Sync for Outlook Gets Mixed Reviews
• Facebook Hopes to Discuss Privacy With Sen. Schumer
• Weighing the Economic Impact of Net Neutrality
• Opera 10.52 Brings New Mac Interface, Other Enhancements
• Parent Group Still Irked By Apple App Store Porn
• Microsoft Re-releases Botched Windows 2000 Update
• Broadcasting Group Defends Its Spectrum Turf
• A Sneak Peek at BlackBerry 6 OS
• How Apple's Secrecy Hurts Business Customers (and Apple Itself)
• IPhone App Tech Terms Helps Define Technology
• BBEdit 9.5 Brings Live Search Bar, Scripting Improvements
• A Month With the IPad: Surprises and Disappointments
• Linux Machines Surprisingly Linked to Spam
• AMD Six-Core Phenom II Delivers Discount Processing Power
• Red Hat Support Subscription to Cover Amazon's Cloud
• Net Neutrality: The Numbers Don't Add up
• iPad Buyers Targeted by Windows Malware
• Meet the First 3G BlackBerry Pearl
• Watch Out iPhone, Android Use Is on the Rise
• UK Kicks off Program to Recruit Security Gurus
• Transmit 4 Gets New Interface, Faster Performance
• Senators Get Testy With Facebook Over Privacy
• Police Raid Gizmodo Editor's Home: The Fallout Continues
• FileMaker Launches Bento 3 Family Organizer
• The Sims 3 Revealed for Xbox 360, PS3, Wii, and DS
• India’s Nasscom Focuses on Ethics and Corporate Governance
• Verizon Nexus One is Dead, but That's Okay
• Supreme Court Will Take on Violent Video Games, Finally
• RIM Unveils More Consumer-Friendly Blackberry Phones
• Rhapsody iPhone App Lets the Music Play Offline
• Nokia N8 Boasts Beefy Specs, Revamped Symbian 3 OS
• Nokia Says Its First Symbian 3 Smartphone Will Be out in Q3
• Breaking Down the BlackBerry Bold 9650, Pearl 3G
• VMware, Salesforce.com Building Java Cloud Platform
• Taiwan to Continue Slow Approach on China Tech Transfer
• iPhone Prototype: Web Reacts to Police Raid on Gizmodo Editor's House
• Social Networking Exposes Business Networks to Risk
• Spotify Updates Music Service With Social Features
• TSMC Follows Other Tech Leaders With Strong First Quarter
• India’s Reliance Ties With GetJar for Free App Store
• India Adds Record 20 Million Mobile Subscribers in March
• HP Moves High-end Superdome to Blade Platform
• AMD Battles Intel on Price With Six-core Desktop Chips
• China's Alibaba Now Accepting PayPal Payments
• Anatomy of an Alternate-Reality Game
• Google's Privacy Afterthought
• Hackers Target iPad Owners With Bogus Update
• Lufthansa Invites iPhone 4G Loser to Munich for a Beer
• Theft at Super Street Fighter IV Event in Los Angeles
• Corporate IT Just Won't Let IE6 Die
• 4G Wireless: 20 Questions Asked & Answered
• Japanese Online Stores Stop Shipping Apple Products
• Editorial Cartoons Continue to Meet App Store Rejections
• IPad Camera Connection Kit Connects Other Things, Too
• View IPad-optimized Apps in ITunes
• Google Nexus One: A Successful Flop
• Groups Make Last Pitches on Net Neutrality
• Next Mobile Web's Craigsphone Updated to 2.0
• Apple iPad: Love at First Sight, No Buyer's Remorse
• Make Your Apps Windows 7 Compatible with AOK4SMB
• Your Facebook Profile May Be Sold by Russian Hacker
• Police Seize Gizmodo Editor's Tech Gear
• McAfee's Flawed Update Exposes Cloud's Weakness
• Can Google, Microsoft Help Keep Terrorists at Bay?
• HP Updates Network Mode Manager
• Senator Asks FTC to Guide Social Network Privacy
• Social Network Blippy Hires CSO After Security Bungle
• New Dell Leak: Upcoming Tablets And Netbooks Named Sparta, Athens
• Counties, M2Z Propose Free Broadband Network
• Introducing a Free Downloadable IPad Book
• Apple Hires Former IGN Editor to Curate App Store Games
• Emptying IPhoto's Stubborn Trash
• RIM Launches Two New BlackBerrys and Voice-Over-Wi-Fi Service
• Buyer Beware when Purchasing Used Software
• Supreme Court to Rule on Violent Video Games Law
• ITC to Investigate Multitouch Patent Complaint Against Apple
• Rhapsody?s Offline Mode: Hands On
• Apple Addresses Keynote for IPad Formatting Problems
• Rhapsody 2.0 for IPhone Adds Offline Listening
• Supreme Court to Hear California Violent Video Game Case
• Windows XP Still Less Secure than Win 7 and Vista
• Drive Genius 3 Monitors and Repairs Your Hard Disk
• The Macalope Weekl
• Wozniak on Apple Secrets and Leaks
• Google Casts Doubt on Verizon Nexus One
• Sen. Schumer Challenges Facebook on (Guess What?) Privacy
• McAfee Promises to Reimburse Consumers for Bad Update
• Lawson Moves to Back Private Clouds
• USB Stick Comes With Built-in PIN Keypad
• Now Served, 40 Million Xbox 360 Owners
• IronKey Rolls out Secure Online Banking USB Drive
• New BlackBerrys Leak Online Ahead of Launch
• Netgear Targets SMBs With New ProSafe Gigabit VPN Firewall
• Twitter Acquires SMS Specialist
• Mobile Phone Tapping Allegation Disrupts Indian Parliament
• Sony to End Floppy Disk Production
• 4/19/10 Hot Pic: "Blue Moonlit Night" by Jason Iffert, Pewaukee, Wisconsin
• 4/26/10 Runner-Up: "The Good Neighbor," by Nicolette Wain-Lowe, Centralia, Washington
• Photo Contest: Hot Pics for April
• 4/19/10 Runner-Up: "Niagara Winter" by Thurupathan Gnaneswaran, Niagara, New York
• 4/26/10 Hot Pic: "Down to the Last Drop," by Cindy Graf, Waco, Texas
• 4/5/10 Hot Pic: "You Ate My Last Cookie?" by Cindy Graf, Waco, Texas
• 4/5/10 Runner-Up: "Sunset off Samana" by Phil Pelkey, Jericho, Vermont
• 4/12/10 Runner-Up: "Fresh Rose" by Sonya, Gatineau, Quebec
• 4/12/10 Hot Pic: "A Snowy Night" by Johnnie Tate, Chattanooga, Tennessee
• 16 Productivity-Enhancing Websites
• 13 Terrific Sites for Managing Media and Sharing Files
• 13 Top-Notch Web Services for Business and Communication
• 52 Incredibly Useful Sites: The Full List
• 10 Great Shopping, Dining, and Travel Websites
• Israel Gives Approval for iPad Imports
• Microsoft Exec: We and Users Win With Cloud
• The Weather Channel Max for iPad
• Pages
• 1Password for iPad
• 8 Top iPad Apps (For Now)
• Netflix
• TweetDeck for iPad
• Instapaper Pro
• iPad Apps Not to Miss
• Things for iPad
• Kindle
• Google Boosts Local Business Services
• Twitter: Ready to Reveal All?
• FBI Struggles to Pull Criminal Data from Digital Devices
• Apple's Lost iPhone: A Case of Puppet Master or Victim?
• Federal Workers Caught Watching Porn at Work
• It's Official: We're Over Vista
• Judge Denies Bail for Ex-Trader Accused of Code Theft
• California Police Investigate 'Lost' Apple iPhone Caper
• Why RUSE Is Delayed (again)
• Ubuntu Wants Adobe, Even if Apple Doesn't
• Palm Restructuring May Oust CEO
• McAfee Keeps Paying for Update Error
• Facebook Safety: A Primer
• Rock Band Network Arrives on PlayStation
• YouTube Opens Rental Store
• iPad Buyer 'Banned for Life' from More Purchases
• Facebook's Plan to Rule the Web
• Silicon Valley Cops Investigate Lost 4G iPhone
• Facebook: 5 Privacy Settings You Must Tweak Now
• The Blippy Leak: How Credit Card Numbers Got In Google
• PCWorld Podcast 74: Best Places to Buy Tech
• Eleven Ways to Get Back to a Web Page
• Restock Your Keynote Themes
• Western Digital Releases Free WD Photos IPhone App
• Google Attempts to Lure Mac Users to Chrome
• Is Avatar's Blu-ray Success Bad News for 3D TV?
• Facebook to Get More Social, McAfee Crashes PCs
• Study: Net Neutrality Rules Would Cost Telecom Jobs
• 15-Inch MacBook Pro Unites Power with Economy
• Microsoft Yanks Back April Patch for Windows 2000
• Despite Age, NASA's Hubble Telescope Is 'Cutting Edge'
• Lost iPhone? Get Free Beer, Anyway
• Nook Software Update: The Good, The Subpar
• Rumor: Cisco Wants to Come to the Tablet Party
• Apple Makes Hardware Video Decoding Available to Developers
• Facebook's New Features and Your Privacy: What You Need To Know
• Bugs & Fixes: A Long Time Ago in a Bug Far, Far Away...
• A Novel Concept: Roll Your Own IBooks With EPub
• IPad Windshield Mount May Drive You Crazy
• Quicken Essentials to Gain File Protection, Export, Refund
• Chip Makers Hope to Boost NFC With Open Source Push
• Color E-ink: Electrowetting Brings Color and Video to E-book Reader Screens
• Facebook Accounts Hacked, Sold
• Letterman Puts iPhone 4G Ordeal in Perspective
• Sleep Your Screen With a Script
• Palm Buyout Options Dashed after HTC Declines
• IPad Case Roundup 3: The Revenge of the Protected
• McAfee's Mea Culpa for Update Error
• UK National Health Service Hit With Malware Infection
• Google Dashes Hopes of Free iPhone Turn-by-Turn GPS
• World Tech Update, Gates, iPads, and the Boston Marathon
• Hulu Plus Subscription Is Not That Big of a Deal
• Shortage of Popular Intel Chips Threatens Laptop Rollouts
• Bing Loses More Money as Microsoft Chases Google
• Microsoft Wins Piracy Case Against Chinese Company
• Wipro Posts Strong Outsourcing Revenue Growth
• Mobile TV: Better Options Coming Soon
• The McAfee Update Mess Explained
• Real-time Voice Translation Coming to Mobile
• Apple Releases Raw Compatibility Update 3.2
• Pinball HD Released for IPad
• 1.5 Million Stolen Facebook IDs up for Sale
• Facebook's Social Web: How to Protect Your Privacy
• Bjango Goes Commercial With IStat Menus 3 Upgrade
• Apple Surpasses Microsoft's Market Cap -- Sort-of
• Wall Street Beat: Tech Earnings Shine
• Google Throws Its Weight Behind Voice
• Earth Day: 6 Green Tech Products To Watch
• Microsoft Earnings Again Buoyed by Windows 7
• Creative Reuse
• 10 Percent Necessary
• Get Floppy
• The Last Stop
• Headed for eBay ... Any Time Now
• A Blast from the Past
• Trapped in the Closet
• Tech Hoarders Tell All
• The Long Arm of the Law
• Confessions of Tech Hoarders
• Why I, Like, Really Dislike Facebook's 'Like' Button
• Empire Brands Debuts 'sinfully Stylish' Earbud Collection
• VoIP vs. Volcano: Stranded Professor Teaches via Skype
• Is Google Docs Ready to Tackle Microsoft Office?
• Getting Touchy with Windows 7 Touch Pack
• Apple Gets Nasty With Adobe Over Flash
• Microsoft, Oracle Differ on Cloud Visions
• Oracle Enterprise Manager 11g Key to 'full-stack' Strategy
• Why SQL Server 2008 R2 Matters to Small Business
• Fuze Box Updates Web Conferencing
• MiLi Unveils 'world's Thinnest' IPhone Battery, USB Charger
• Facebook to Share User Preferences With Other Social Network Sites
• IBM Creates 1:5 Billion Scale Model of the Matterhorn
• Get Multitasking -- With Limits -- From Desktop for IPad
• App Store Rejects Analog Clock IPad App
• Microsoft 'Xbox TV' Channel in the Offing?
• PlayStation 3 to Stream Pro Baseball Live
• Jumsoft Money Updated With IPad Compatibility
• How Facebook Plans to Dominate the Web
• Commerce Department Scrutinizes Internet Privacy
• AT&T Wireless Growth Still Strong, Despite Earnings Drop
• First Look: Incase Convertible Book Jacket for IPad
• Bluetooth 4.0 Chops Power Consumption
• Want a Mate? Get an iPhone
• Plantronics Explorer 395: a Bluetooth Headset for Everyday Use
• McAfee Error: Little Relief in Sight?
• Bank Trojan Takes Aim at Firefox Users
• ValidSoft Tackles Problem of Credit-card Blocking
• Verizon Net Income Down on One-time Items
• IBM, Lionbridge to Offer Real-time Translation for Business
• Report: Hulu to Offer $10-Per-Month Subscription
• Facebook Plots its Future: Will it Be Our Overlord?
• Why Adobe Abandoned iPhone Flash App Plans
• Nokia Profit and Sales Grow, but Q1 Still Disappoints
• CenturyTel to Buy Qwest for $10.6B
• Appirio Making $1 Million Cloud Savings Promise
• Dell's Tablet Plans Leaked
• Illegal Satellite TV in China Brings CNN to the Masses
• Apple's IPad Selling Well Overseas Ahead of Official Launch
• Swiss Competition Agency Blocks Orange-TDC Mobile Merger
• Few Answers After McAfee Antivirus Update Hits Intel, Others
• Report: Qwest and CenturyTel in Merger Talks
• Dell's Impressive Android, Windows Phone 7 Handsets Leaked
• Toshiba Cuts Loss Forecast for Year Just Ended
• Hack: iPhone Now Runs Android
• HP to Overhaul Integrity Servers Next Week
• Sony Alpha DSLR-A380
• Nokia E71x Smartphone
• Creative Zen X-Fi Media Player
• LG 42SL80 HDTV
• iHome Studio Series iP1 iPod Speaker Dock
• Recovering from the Flawed McAfee Update
• Benchmarks: New 13-inch MacBook Pros
• Where's the Fastest Broadband? It's Not Where You Think
• Macworld Pundit Showdown VI
• Microsoft's Docs for Facebook: A Hands-On Tour
• Apple: IPhone OS Supports Open Standards; Flash Is Closed
• Creative Zen X-Fi 32GB, $180
• Sony Alpha DSLR-A380, $515
• Nokia E71x Smartphone, Free
• LG 42SL80, $830
• iHome Studio Series iP1, $207
• Deals of the Week
• Sony Debuts 3D Sound for Home Theaters
• Printing Keynote Handouts
• Camera for IPad Gets Wi-Fi, Pseudo-flash Support
• Escape from Cupertino!
• iPop Soda and Sugary Drinks
• The iCar (or iPod Mobile)
• Apple iPhone: Not the Only Product Found in Bar
• Apple-iances
• Apple-Mees Restaurant
• Stevewear
• Apple Jobs Cereal
• Apple's Next Big Move? Video, Analyst Says
• Google Apps Gmail: Think Before You Leap
• Jumptap Looks to Give Users Mobile Ad Content Control
• Google's Purchase of Agnilux Comes With Apple Twist
• McAfee Antivirus Update Halts Corporate PCs
• Apple iPhone 4G: 5 Lessons from the Fallout
• Intel's Meego OS to Reach Mainstream Laptops
• Facebook Wants the Web's Default to Be Social
• FCC Begins Subsidy Switch From Phone to Broadband
• Five Dictionary Tricks
• Counterfeiting Treaty, Now Public, Confirms Critics' Fears
• 'Too Salty': New Yorker IDs Least Common IPad Complaints
• Consumer Group Calls for Antitrust Investigation of Google
• DriveSavers Adds IPad Data Recovery Service
• HP Enables Remote Printing for BlackBerry Devices
• App Maker Estimates IPad to Be $1 Billion Market in 2 Years
• Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 'Most Successful Launch Ever'
• Former Hacker: Microsoft More Secure Than Apple, Adobe
• Adobe Says No Future Investment in Flash-to-iPhone Feature
• Poor Patching Was 2009's Biggest Security Threat
• Salesforce.com Buying Contact-data Vendor Jigsaw
• Spam Zombies: The Good News, and the Bad
• Microsoft Unleashes Long-awaited SQL 2008 Update
• Life Mobile Lets You Browse Classic Photography Archive
• Aspyr Unleashes Slew of Downloadable LucasArts Titles
• Norton Internet Security 2011 Beta Handles New Threats
• Expectations Run High for Facebook's Developer Conference
• Vista or XP Problems? Let Microsoft Fix It
• Macworld's Plans for the IPad
• What's Behind Europe's Schizo Treatment of Google?
• Adobe Calls it Quits for Flash on iPhone
• Where Apple Went Wrong With the iPhone Leak
• Phone Manufacturers Learn to Cope With Ash Cloud
• Ironically, Brain Games May Do Nothing for the Brain
• Adobe Gives Up on Flash Apps for the iPhone
• iPad on a Plane: Success!
• HP Slate v. Apple iPad: Which is Better?
• BlackBerry Prepping New OS and Clamshell Phone?
• Red Hat Drops Xen From RHEL
• The Ultimate Guide to Windows 7 Security
• SAP Plans to Acquire Compliance Software Vendor TechniData
• Alcatel-Lucent Boosts Broadband Over Copper to 300M Bps
• Apple?s Rivals Scramble to Match the iPad
• Hitler Parodies Booted Off YouTube: Death of a Web Meme?
• Google, YouTube Received 10,000 Government Requests for User Data
• Windows Intune Cloud Service: A Simple FAQ
• Bluetooth v4.0 Enables Low-Power, High-Speed Wireless Devices
• OMG! A Third of U.S. Teens Send 100 Texts a Day
• 100 iPads Set for Deployment at Californian Hospital
• Apple iPad 2 to Get OLED Screen?
• Apple's iPhone Sets Sales Record, up 131%
• Chinese Online Games Shut Down for Quake Mourning Day
• Blu-ray Format Adds Capacity, Functionality
• Final Cut Server Update Contains a Pair of Fixes
• NASA: Latest Shuttle Mission Ends; Three to Go
• Apple Changes Course, OKs Pulitzer Winner's IPhone App
• Every Day Is Earth Day
• SoyPrint Soy-Ink Cartridge
• Cyber-Rain Sprinkler Controller
• HydroRight Toilet Water Saver
• EcoCube Cardboard Speakers
• nPower Kinetic Gadget Charger
• Bits Limited Smart Strip
• Voltaic Generator Solar-Energy Laptop Bag
• Battery Wizard for Alkalines
• HYmini Wind Charger
• Coffee-Ground Printer Concept
• Green Tech and Gadgets for Earth Day
• Solar-Powered Camcorder
• TED: The Energy Detective
• NovoThink Surge Solar iPhone Case
• PowerPlus Leopard Solar Remote
• Water-Powered Alarm Clock
• Inside the Numbers: Apple's Great Quarter
• Free Spanning Sync 3.1 Update Adds Syncing Improvements
• Audi A1 Beat Driver Combines Racing With Rhythm
• Hone Your IPad Typing Skills With TapTyping
• Taskly Offers Sleek, Flexible Task Management for IPhone
• Apple Screwed Up Handling iPhone Gizmo-gate
• Panasonic Boosts Production of its 3D HDTVs
• Apple Sets Sales, Profit Records for Non-holiday Quarter
• Drug-dealing Spammers Hit Gmail Accounts
• VMware Revenue Climbs 35 Percent on 'pent-up Demand'
• Yahoo Q1 Revenue Flat, Profit Rises
• Apple's Second Quarter Profit Jumps 90 Percent
• Man Gets Jail for Pirating Movies Under House Arrest
• Paragon Gives Away 50,000 Free Licenses of HFS for Windows
• Gov't Regulators Slam Google's Privacy Efforts
• Ford Sync AppLink Connects Cars, Smartphones
• Microsoft GP 2010 Features Integrations, BI
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