April 2011

• Sony: PlayStation Network Resumes This Week
• Stop the Cloud, I Want to Get Off!
• Fallout: New Vegas
• Bulletstorm
• Battlefield: Bad Company II
• Red Faction: Guerrilla
• Torchlight
• Dragon Age II
• StarCraft 2
• S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Call of Pripyat
• Rift
• Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood
• Crysis 2
• Call of Duty: Black Ops
• Bejeweled 3
• Super Meat Boy
• Napoleon: Total War
• The 30 Best PC Games
• Machinarium
• Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War II
• Amnesia: The Dark Descent
• Mass Effect 2
• Minecraft
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• Borderlands
• Monkey Island 2 Special Edition: LeChuck's Revenge
• Left 4 Dead 2
• Need For Speed: Hot Pursuit
• Football Manager 2011
• Privacy Lost: The Amazing Benefits of the Completely Examined Life
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• Batman: Arkham Asylum
• Alien Swarm
• World of Warcraft: Cataclysm
• League of Legends
• Magicka
• Three Dirty Little Cloud Secrets
• Sony Exec to Address PlayStation Network Outage
• How to File an EEOC Employment Discrimination Charge
• The Macalope Weekly: A Tale of Two Pundits
• IPhoto Update Adds New Card Themes, Fixes Bugs
• Texas Comptroller Takes Blame for Major Breach
• Amazon Cloud Outage was Triggered by Configuration Error
• Verizon to Warn Cellphone Buyers on Tracking Data
• PlayStation Network Users Reporting Credit Card Fraud
• AOL's War on Web Journalism: TechCrunch Edition
• White iPhone 4 is Thicker Than Black Model
• U.S.Homeland Security Investigates PlayStation Breach
• White iPhone 4, iPad 2 Ship in Hong Kong
• Making Sense of Streaming Media Options
• Facebook Helps Tornado Victims Find Lost Items
• 10 Years of Apple's OS X
• Sony's Hirai to Brief on PlayStation Hack on Sunday
• Did Hackers Really Get Credit Card Numbers From Sony?
• US Congress Wants Answers From Sony on PlayStation Hack
• 9 Strange Facts About Mortal Kombat
• Mortal Kombat's Third Film, Devistation, Has Been In Production Since 2005
• It's Illegal To Buy, Sell, Or Import Mortal Kombat in Australia
• Mortal Kombat Is Credited As One Of YouTube's Early Success Stories
• Mortal Kombat Had A Live Action TV Show That Lasted For Only One Season
• Mortal Kombat Could Have Been Titled "Dragon Attack"
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• Mortal Kombat Is Partially Responsible for Creating the ESRB
• Jean-Claude Van Damme Was Almost In the First Mortal Kombat Game
• Several of Mortal Kombat: Conquest's Guest Stars Posed Nude For Playboy Magazine
• Back In the Day, There Was A Mortal Kombat Live Stage Tour
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• Dan Schrecker Q&A: Behind the Visual Effects in 'Black Swan' and 'Limitless'
• Remains of the Day: Leaky Wheels Get the Grease
• Cheese Dock
• Mac Classic iPad Stand
• Playmobil Apple Store
• DinosauriPhone
• Interesting and Crazy iPhone Docks and Stands
• iPhone Horn
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• Peculiar Places to Park Your iPhone or iPad: Offbeat Docks and Stands
• The iStand
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• The Fingerist
• The Automata
• Newest Internet Meme: Royal Wedding Flower Girl Upstages Kate and Wills
• Cybercriminals Exploit PDF Picture Filter to Embed Malware
• Potential Facebook Scam Uses Age Progression as a Lure
• A Million Email Users Were Affected By Yahoo Outage
• SAP Won't Pay $1.3B to Oracle Until Case Is Over
• Green and High-Tech Vehicles Popular at NY Auto Show
• Amazon Selling Popular MP3s for 69 Cents
• Oracle, Google Move to Streamline Java Lawsuit
• 4 Improvements RIM Can Make to Stop Sucking
• Sony Says Data Is Protected, Attackers Say It's For Sale
• Teradata, Information Builders Roll out BI Appliance
• Microsoft Admits to More Windows Phone Update Problems
• MSI Intros GX780 Gaming Laptop with Flashy Keyboard Designed Just for Gamers
• GameFly Adds Social Features to IOS App
• Amazon Comes Clean About the Great Cloud Outage
• Mail Designer Lets You Get Creative With Stationery
• PlayStation Network Hack Timeline
• Royal Wedding Makes UK an Internet Hotspot
• Mail Designer Lets You Get Creative With Stationary
• HBO Go App Brings Premium Content to Your IOS Device
• Shuttleworth: Ubuntu's New 'Unity' Puts Users First
• Google TV: How to Fix it
• Who Else Is Tracking Your Location?
• Wall Street Beat: Tech Sales Stay Strong
• Genetically Modified Virus Improves Solar Cell Efficiency With Carbon Nanotubes
• SAP Project Woes Impact Ingram Micro's Profits
• Sony Hackers Claim to Have Credit Cards
• Delete Your Mac's Web Browser History
• New Bundles Offer a Slew of Mac Software at Steep Savings
• Online Printing Services Save Time and Money
• Bugs & Fixes: 2 IPads + 3G = A Confused AT&T
• Chrome Notebook Details Start Slipping Out
• Mac IT Guy: Sharing Printers, Storing E-mail
• TweetyPop Merges Tweets and Time Travel
• Redbox will Soon Rent Video Games
• Apple's Unique Brand of Crisis Management
• AMD Not Pursuing ARM License, Sticking to X86
• Internet Survives Royal Wedding, Scammers Still Lurking
• Google Android 2.3.4 Adds Video Chat
• Pepsi Unveils Social Vending Machines
• Sony Plans ?Goodwill Gesture?, Says PSN Cloud Saves and Trophies ?Intact?
• Apple Reportedly Drops $4.5 Million on iCloud.com Domain
• Clients Want Access to CEOs at Indian Outsourcers: Report
• In South Park, Apple Knows Where You Are...Just Like in Real Life
• HTC's Q1 Revenue Leaps 174.5 Percent
• China's ZTE Fires Back at Huawei With Own Lawsuit
• Sony Hints at Compensation for PlayStation Network Hack
• China's Huawei Files Lawsuit Aganist Rival ZTE
• Q & A: What?s a firewall? Do I need one?
• Taipei Demands Answers From Sony, Threatens Fines
• Sony PSN Hack, Phone Tracking, and the Next Wii
• Apple, Google Will Testify to Senate on Location Tracking
• Which Printer Ink Refills Can Save You the Most?
• Royal Wedding Frenzy: Parody Heaven, Souvenir Hell
• 10 Must-Have Free Firefox 4 Add-Ons
• RIM Warns Q1 Earnings to Be Lower Than Expected
• Remains of the Day: ICloud, Therefore I Am
• LTE Outage Irks Users, Dents Verizon's Reputation
• Cloud Computing Providers: Clueless About Security?
• NY Yankees Staffer Accidentally E-mails Customer List
• Apple 'Dropped the Ball' on iPhone Location Tracking Issue, Says Expert
• World's Smallest Camera is Smaller Than a Matchstick Head
• Sony Hack Highlights Importance of Breach Analysis
• Yahoo Hadoop Spin-off Could Propel Software's Growth
• iPads Run Amok: Does Your Company Need a Tablet Policy?
• 5 Virtualization Management Tips to Live By
• Visa Gets Behind Mobile Payment Startup Square
• CEO Salaries: 10 Travesties, Trends, and Token Gestures
• Xoom Does Better Than Expected
• Programmer-Turned-Astronaut to Lift Off on NASA's Endeavor
• Hulu Plus Coming to Xbox
• PlayBook Tablet Sales Surpass Best Buy's Expectations
• Feds Update IT Plan Following Obama's 'Horrible' Comment
• Intel Said Set to Ship Five New SSDs, Hybrid Drive
• Motorola Droid 3: Coming Soon?
• Microsoft Fixes Office Flaws Found in Patch Tuesday Updates
• Microsoft Issues $25 Price Hike for Certification Exams
• White iPhone 4 Flies off Shelves in China
• Feds Agree to End Antitrust Oversight of Microsoft
• Royal Wedding Could Be Royal Pain for IT
• Microsoft Quarter Rescued by Microsoft Office
• NPD: Apple Now Third-largest U.S. Mobile Phone Brand
• Lawsuit: Trial Version of CAD Software Includes Spyware
• PlayStation Hacker: Sony Has Only Itself to Blame for Breach
• NPD: iPhone 4 Reigns, Smartphones Rule
• Apple Fourth-largest PC Vendor With IPad, Canalys Says
• Verizon Windows Phone Could Be Coming Soon
• iPhone: Does White Make Right?
• Linux and Mac OS Are Fastest-Growing Operating Systems
• A Free Version of MOG is On the Way
• Adobe Releases Lightroom 3.4 and Camera Raw 6.4
• Automator Workflow of the Month: Filter Address Book Contacts
• Verizon Restores LTE Data Network After Outage
• Microsoft Revamps Bing Shopping Section
• Our Choice for IOS Pushes Digital Book Boundaries
• Paper Record Player Makes for the Coolest Wedding Invitation Ever
• VMware Buys Another Slice of the Cloud With SlideRocket
• Geek Linkage: How Do PC Components Age?
• RIM to Unveil New "BlackBerry 7" OS, Smartphone Next Week?
• Windows Phone 7 Gets Hit Again--Developers Lose Interest In Writing Apps For It
• Sony Unveils Two New Vaio Laptops
• Share Up To 65,536 Maps in Next Minecraft Update
• Facebook's 'Green' Data Center Design to Have Ripple Effect
• Medical Chip Brings Cyber-Eyes Closer to Reality
• Apps Help You Follow Endeavour's Last Mission
• Sprint Still Losing Money Despite Adding 1.1M Customers
• Apple Testing IOS 5 With Third-party Apps
• Europeans Planning Mega Laser, Looking to Rip Physics a New One
• Verizon Restores LTE Data Network After Outage
• Why Users Don't Trust Mobile Apps
• Ubuntu 11.04 'Natty Narwhal' Makes Splashy Debut
• Windows 8 Takes Your Settings to the Cloud
• Developers Cooling on Windows Phone 7, Too
• TomTom Caught Selling Speed Data to Dutch Police
• Nikon's Image Authentication Algorithm Cracked
• Love Rock 'n' Roll? Say It Loud With Jett
• How the iPhone Knows Where You Are
• Chrome Adds Speech-to-Text for Google Translate
• Sony's Latest PlayStation Network Update More Candid
• Motorola to Make Its Phones Easier to Jailbreak
• Microsoft Updates OneNote Mobile for IPhone
• Apple Explains White iPhone 4 Delay
• iOS 5 Spotted In the Wild Thanks to Crash Report
• Apple's iTunes In the Cloud to be Called iCloud?
• BMC Buys App Performance Vendor Coradiant
• PlayStation Network Breach: Sony Says Credit Card Info Was Encrypted
• TSMC Q1 Revenues Reflect Growth in Tablet Appetite
• White IPhone 4 Creates Long Lines in Beijing
• Acer Expects Tablets to Help Growth This Year
• Rovio to Design Versions of Angry Birds for China
• SAP Q1 Revenue Up, but Profits Growth Slow
• Building the Great White iPhone 4
• China's Baidu Revenue, Profits up on Strong Traffic Growth
• HP Omni 200 Quad All-in-One PC, $850
• Dell Vostro 3300 Laptop, $490
• Sony to Restart Blu-ray Disc Production in Late May
• Verizon's New 4G Mobile Hotspots: Samsung Wins in Split Decision
• Intel Eyes Post-Thunderbolt Interconnect for 2015
• Ms. Pac-Man
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• Bust-A-Move
• Pac-Man
• Find Your Favorite Retro Games for Android
• Radiant
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• Space Invaders
• Missile Defense
• Brick Breaker
• TimeChaos
• Find Your Favorite Retro Games on Android
• Classic Pong
• Snake
• Verizon Finds Cause of LTE Outage
• What Does Sony Owe Consumers After PSN Nightmare?
• Legal Troubles Heat Up For Sony After PSN Breach
• Battle of the Web Browsers
• How to Integrate With the Cloud
• Feds to Remotely Uninstall Coreflood Bot From Some PCs
• Supreme Court Decision Makes It Harder to Form Class Suits
• Apple Denies Tracking iPhone Users, but Promises Changes
• LinkedIn's Top Names for CEOs, Engineers, and More
• Five More Networking Tools
• Microsoft App Analyzes Your Busy Schedule
• Telltale Signs Xbox 360 Agreement
• RIM Buys Social Calendar Service Tungle
• Facebook Looks to Hire 9,400 by 2017
• DOJ Report Critical of FBI Ability to Fight National Cyber Intrusions
• Homing In on Apple's Location-data Response
• Google Patches 27 Chrome Bugs, Pays $16,500 in Bounties
• Mobile Ads Are Extraordinarily Effective, Says Google
• Sony Sued Over PSN Data Breach, Failure to Disclose
• Caterpillar Robot Rolls Up, Freaks Out, Goes Fast
• Google Docs Now Native On Android
• Ad Company Wants to Know What You?re Thinking
• How Apple Devices Saved Me Thousands on My New Car
• Android, Chrome OS, and Ubuntu United in One Platform
• Disposing of Your Old Technology
• YouTube Founders Swoop in and Buy Delicious From Yahoo
• Nintendo 3DS Sales are Lackluster
• 10,000 Kinect Users Set New World Record By Running in Place (Huh?)
• iTunes Cloud Music Service to Start Free, Then Charge
• Oracle Hedging Its Vulnerability Reports?
• Be Very Afraid: Laser Cat Is Here
• Verizon Acknowledges 4G LTE Outage
• Sony Tablet: Smart Move, Good Timing
• Groups: FCC Should Deny AT&T Spectrum Purchase
• Sharp May Make iPhone 6 LCD Panels
• Cloud Failover a Challenge for Amazon Competitors, Too
• Apple Preparing to Ship the IPad 2 to 13 More Countries
• German Lawmakers Say Data Retention Directive May Be Illegal
• Friendster to Revamp Site, Delete Users' Data
• Sony's PlayStation Network Disaster: What Happens Next?
• Make a Photo Journal in IPhoto
• Apple Denies Tracking Users, Promises Software Fix
• White iPhone 4 Goes On Sale Thursday
• White iPhone 4 to Arrive, Finally, April 28
• Amazon Quotes Steve Jobs in Countersuit Against Apple
• 10 Ways to Use ITunes Contextual Menus
• Apple Publishes Q&A on IPhone Location Data
• PlayStation Network Hack Timeline
• PlayStation Network Security Breach: A Survival Guide
• CenturyLink to Buy Savvis for $2.5B
• Nokia Puts Symbian OS Out to Pasture
• Nokia Sees Growth in Use of Mobile App for Rural China
• Nokia Hands Symbian OS Work and 3,000 Employees to Accenture
• Renesas Restarts Second Line at Quake-hit Chip Plant
• Rush Poker
• iDroid
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• We want to hear from YOU!
• iSnort
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• Smartphone Apps Banned by Apple, Google, and RIM
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• Offshoring Trend Drives up Wipro Revenue and Profit
• Robots Complete Underwater Tsunami Mission in Japan
• Angry Birds Reaches 140 Million Downloads
• Speed Test: The Numbers behind the Connections
• Chinese Twitter-like Service Looks to Add Other Languages
• New Password Method Encrypts Like No Other
• Minimal Folio -- $3
• FlightTrack Pro -- $10
• Bento -- $5
• Square -- Free
• Cisco WebEx -- Free
• iWork Apps for iPad -- $10 per app
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• LogMeIn Ignition -- $30
• 12 Great iPad Apps for Road Warriors
• iAnnotate PDF -- $10
• OmniFocus -- $40 (Free Trial)
• Facebook Facial Recognition: Its Quiet Rise and Dangerous Future
• Facebook Joins Google in Taking on Groupon
• 1Password -- $10
• Awesome Currency Calculator -- $2
• iTranslate -- Free
• 12 Awesome iPad Apps for Road Warriors
• Which Tablet Is Best for You?
• Remains of the Day: Suit up
• IPhoto Update Adds New Card Themes, Fixes Bugs
• T-Mobile Suspends Its Bobsled Facebook App
• Update Fixes Font Display, Printing Problems in Snow Leopard
• Android Outranks Apple in Desirability--and That's Huge
• What Happens to Data When Cloud Providers Evaporate?
• Use Cloud Girlfriend to Meet Your Dream Digital Soul Mate
• Sony: PlayStation Network Personal User Data Stolen
• Reports: 77 Million PlayStation Network Accounts Compromised
• Microsoft Seeks Expansion of Patent Rights on 'World Intellectual Property Day'
• Survey: App Makers' Interest in Android Tablets Slows
• MIPS Porting Google's Android 3.0 OS for Its Processors
• Expensive Android Tablets Spook Developers
• Google's New CEO Won't Change Stance on China
• Sony Finally Addresses PlayStation Network Outage
• Creating an E-book: Tips on Document Formatting
• Court Order Cripples Coreflood Botnet, Says FBI
• Facebook Deals Tries to Out-coupon Groupon
• White iPhone 4 Round Up: On Sale Wednesday?
• What Determines If You're a PC or a Mac?
• Android Market Share Growth Accelerating, Nielsen Finds
• Apple Patent App Shows Plans for Location Data
• iPhone 5 Rumors Give Way to iPhone 6 Rumors
• Flip Camera Alternatives Come Into Focus
• No, Apple Is Not Tracking Your Location
• See Sony's New Tablets In Action
• Is IT Tracking Your Location via Smartphone?
• Is the Stars Worm Just a Hoax?
• SETI's Telescope Array Forced Into Hibernation; ET Gets a Break
• What Your Business Can Learn from the Amazon Cloud Outage
• Group: Google Buzz Settlement a 'killer' for E-commerce
• AT&T Tries Again With U-Verse Boxes in SF
• Google to Loosen up Apps Contract Terms
• 'PC User' Doesn't Mean 'Windows User'
• Microsoft Explains Its Location Data Collection Practices
• App Fragmentation Issue Is Bigger than Android
• Google to Loosen up Apps Contract Terms
• Customer Fights Subpoena in Oracle-Rimini Suit
• First Mass Effect 3 Screenshots Released
• iPhone, iPad Users Sue Apple Over Location Tracking Database
• Who Needs Musicians? 'Vibratron' Robot Makes Orchestra Music
• Apple Drops Attempts to Trademark 'Pod'
• Homer Simpson Comes to TomTom iOS App
• Photosmith Organizes Photos on IPad, Syncs to Lightroom
• Verizon, Sprint Set to Sell Droid Incredible 2, Nexus S 4G for $200
• Unsocial IOS App Connects Business Professionals
• Dropbox: A File Sharer's Dream Tool?
• Android Fragmentation Cools Developers' Interest
• LG Looks for Mobile Expansion With ARM Licenses
• Intego Releases VirusBarrier Plus to Mac App Store
• Sony Games Chief Hirai Silent on PlayStation Network Outage
• Amazon Outage: Who Gets the Blame?
• Sony's Tablet Reveal: Too Little, Too Late
• Sony PlayStation Network Outage: Your FAQs Answered
• Viddy 'Instagram for Video' App Debuts on IPhone
• How to Retrieve Files From the Trash
• India Proposes Restrictions on Tapping Telephone Calls
• Windows Phone 7 Beset by Waning Consumer Interest
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• Sony's Android Tablets: A Look at the Newest iPad Competitors
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• Sony to Launch Two Android Tablets Later This Year
• eSports Update: IPL Sets a New Standard
• China's Alibaba Sees Big Growth With AliExpress Site
• Facebook Launches Deals to Compete With Groupon
• Dell Boomi Connects the Cloud to the Enterprise
• Developers' Frustration With Android Growing, Survey Finds
• Lawson Accepts $2 Billion Takeover Bid by Infor
• Malaysia to Open E-mail Accounts for Every Adult by 2015
• Sony to Launch Two Android Tablets Later This Year
• Dell Brings Remote Desktop Capabilities to Workstations
• DHS Chief: What We Learned From Stuxnet
• Hackers' DIY Projects Assist Japanese Recovery
• Cram Giant Amounts of Data Onto These Tiny Storage Drives and Cards
• Remains of the Day: No Matter Where You Go
• Free Download of Paid Apps From New Daily Deals Site
• Lawmakers Quiz Apple, Google About Location Tracking
• Firmware Update Fixes IMac Booting Issue
• Why Was Yahoo So Hot To Acquire iPhone App Maker IntoNow?
• Spider Robot Is Both Cool and Creepy
• Documents Reveal New Lenovo Android Tablet, Super-Thin Notebook
• Facebook Improves Groups, Adds 'Send' Button
• Need a Book on the Timex ZX81? Here's Where to Go
• Google and Apple: Smartphone Spies
• Microsoft Shows Class in Disclosing Google Zero-Day
• Google Crushes, Shreds Old Hard Drives to Prevent Data Leakage
• White iPhone Matters, Analyst Says
• Mitigating the Risk of Cloud Services Failure
• Amazon Investigating Cloud Outage
• Olympus Stylus Tough Compact Camera, $160
• Florida, N.Y. Consumers Sue Apple Over Location Tracking
• Need IPv4 Addresses? Get 'em Here
• Steve Jobs: We're Not Tracking Anyone, but Android Is
• Nook Color's New Software Makes It the Netbook of Tablets
• Another Windows 8 Pre-beta Surfaces
• Nissan?s Take on the Electric Racer Future
• On Your Side: Cancellation-Fee Quandary
• Group Offers Steps for FCC to Improve Broadband
• Verizon Partners With BoxTone on Mobile Management
• Amazon EC2 Outage Shows Risks of Cloud
• Linux Wins Big in Three Coups
• Weeding Unworthy Twitter Followers: 5 Do's & Don'ts
• HTC Flyer Tablet Priced at $499; Best Buy Takes Pre-Orders
• Oceans Could Serve as Giant Batteries
• Android Malware Sees Explosive Growth
• Google Changes Video Migration Plans
• Infor-Lawson Deal May Be Close to Done
• Quora: The Next Social Network IT Pros Need to Know?
• Vendors Roll ERP for Medical Marijuana Dispensaries
• 10 Questions for Synergy's Sridhar Guduguntla
• AT&T's Portable Cell Tower Is Useful in Natural Diasters
• Yahoo Buys TV Content Indexing, Recommendation Company
• Ultra-thin Lenovo ThinkPad X1 a Match for MacBook Air?
• Lock Down Your Wi-Fi or the FBI Might Come Knocking
• Iran Says It Was Targeted With Second Worm, Stars
• Homemade Touchscreen Computer Plays Angry Birds, Impresses Friends
• Dad and Daughter Find a Misplaced IPod
• Justice Department Pushes Warrantless GPS Surveillance
• Rubbernet Monitors Your Mac's Bandwidth Usage
• Sony's Silence on Cause of PSN Outage is Troubling
• Nook Color Update Sends E-Reader Wars into Overdrive
• Microsoft's Own Figures Show Windows Share Shrinking
• iPhone Records Location Data No Matter What, Report Says
• The Macalope Weekly: A River in Egypt
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• U.S. Army Enlists Android for Battlefield Communication
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• No Rumor: Nintendo Confirms Wii Successor in 2012
• Dell Readies 10-Inch Tablets to Fend off iPad
• Gamewatch: Darkspore, Outland
• Report: China to Punish Search Giant Baidu for Illegal Music
• Firefox 4 Tops 100M Downloads, Fails to Move Share
• Sony Yet to Determine Scope of PlayStation Network Attack
• US Roboticists Complete Mission to Japan's Tsunami-hit Coast
• Rumored Lenovo ThinkPad Tablet Coming This Summer
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• China Approaches 900 Million Mobile Phone Users
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• IBM Tailors BPM for Small Business
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• Apple is the Worst Environmental Offender in Tech, Says Greenpeace
• Wall Street Beat: Tech Sector off to Strong Start in Q1
• FileMaker Delivers Flexible, Cross-Platform Database
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• Greenpeace Chides Apple for 'Dirty Data'
• LibreOffice Development on Track After Oracle Move
• Final Hours of Portal 2 App Chronicles Game's Development
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• Valve Won?t Provide Steam Sales Data: Should We Care?
• Samsung Matches Apple Patent Challenge with Countersuit
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• New York Times Reports More Than 100,000 Digital Subscribers
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• Apple iTunes Cloud Service Nearing Release, Report Says
• Twitter Appoints Its First Country Manager, in Japan
• Samsung Sues Apple, Alleging Patent Infringements
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• Asahi Glass to Thin Down Touchscreen Substrates
• Renesas to Restart Quake-hit Factory Earlier Than Expected
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