April 2012

• Symantec: Flashback Malware Netted Upwards of $10,000 a Day
• Puppet Masters of the Internet
• This Kickstarter Project Re-imagines 'Terracotta Army' as Lego Minifigures
• Microsoft's Office Live Small Business Closing Today
• Two Cloud Myths Busted: Lock-In and Locked Up
• What Makes a Good Password?
• Targeted Attacks Increased, Became More Diverse in 2011
• Lies, Spies, and Wi-Fi: Google 'Fesses Up
• LightSquared Wins a Week to Hash out a Longer Debt Deal
• Crowdsourcing and Democracy
• How to Manage Google Docs on Your Desktop
• Delete Dropbox Cache to Recover Drive Space
• TacoCopter Makes Its Maiden Flight?in Hong Kong
• Privacy Group Calls for New Hearings on Google StreetView Snooping
• SAS Institute Eyes the Big Data Market
• Can IBM's Supercomputer Cure Cancer?
• Angry Birds Space Rockets to 50 Million Downloads in 35 Days
• How Online Black Markets Work
• IBM Goes After Enterprise Mobility Projects With Mobile Foundation Portfolio
• U.K. ISPs Must Block The Pirate Bay; Can It Happen in the United States?
• BBC Walks on Wild Side, Decides to Air a Live Nature Documentary
• Intel's Ivy Bridge Chips Appear to Run Hotter Than Sandy Bridge Chips When Overclocked
• Hitachi-LG Data Storage Exec Pleads Guilty to Price-fixing
• Symantec: Small-company Security Problems Can Threaten Large Corporate Nets
• AT&T, Google Among Top Lobbying Spenders in First Quarter
• Master MySQL in the Amazon Cloud
• Slow Uptake of Windows 8 Preview Hints at Users' Lack of Interest
• Windows Phone Is 'Beautiful', Better Than Android: Steve Wozniak
• Why Linux Is a Desktop Flop
• Quasar Lets You Run iPad Apps in Windows, Not on Windows
• BYOD Policy Bites Vacationing CEO
• Try 'Precise Tweak' to Customize Ubuntu Linux 12.04
• TechHive: Ban Bloatware--We Want Our Smartphones Back
• Informatica Adds Developer Edition to Cloud Data-integration Platform
• Small Businesses Are the Vast Majority of Google Apps Early Adopters
• Google Looks to Detroit to Team on Self-driving Cars
• LG: No More Windows Phones Planned
• 10 Questions for Flexera Software CFO Joe Freda
• Facebook To Release Tool To 'Save Lives'
• Apple Won't Merge MacBook, iPad, CEO Assures
• Religious Sites Carry More Malware Than Porn Sites, Security Firm Reports
• Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act (CISPA): A FAQ
• Don't Let Google Intercept Your Wireless Data
• E-Book Publisher Drops DRM
• 3 Reasons to Check out Adobe's Creative Cloud Subscription for Your Business
• Microsoft and Barnes & Noble Create E-Book Partnership
• Developer Builds Privacy-enhancing Web Browser for Apple Devices
• Yahoo Claims Facebook Bought Patents to Countersue It
• Microsoft Invests in New Barnes & Noble Unit, Settles Litigation
• Down but Not Out: Conficker Camouflages New Windows Infections
• LG to Launch Cloud for Sharing Content Across Smartphones, TVs and PCs
• Open Source Coders are Fresher, Forrester Says
• Tech Movie Guide for 2012
• Windows Phone's Secret Weapon: iPhone Carriers
• 10 Fantastic Websites You Need Now
• How a Cell Phone Busted a Hacker
• Who's the King of Smartphone Sales?
• How a Non-Tablet Changed the Tablet Market
• Facebook 'Likes' Could Get You Fired, and Legal Options are a Challenge
• iKey30 Wired iPad Keyboard Offers Unique Features
• Mac Flashback Flaw Reused by New Malware Campaign
• Microsoft Issues Swift Fix for Hotmail Bug
• Logitech UE Air Impresses, but Audio Quality is Just Decent
• Google Drive Privacy Policies Slammed
• Apple TV, Refreshed 4G iPhone Predicted for Fall
• Google Posts FCC Report about Street View
• CISPA: 4 Viewpoints You Should Hear
• Mob Tells iPhone Fans To 'Wake Up'
• Panasonic's Newest TV Prototype Is Too Big for Your Living Room
• Spec Ops: The Line Hands-On Preview
• MIT's Glare-Free Glass Doesn't Fog Up, Cleans Itself
• iPad Impact on Apple Laptop Sales Revisited
• Troubleshooting Mail Crashes to HTML5 Video Failures
• Yabi: Bringing Drag-and-drop to Supercomputers
• Consumer Electronics Glass Innovation to Transform Industry
• Taptu Update Adds News Synchronization Across Devices
• Wal-Mart to Expand Disc-to-cloud Movie Service to 30 Countries
• Alternatives to Google Maps for Webmasters and App Developers
• Struggling With Tablet Repair Complications
• Chess Set Transforms Into Mecha for the Ultimate Checkmate
• Proposed Bill Would Protect Employees' Facebook Passwords
• FCC Takes Steps to Crack Down on Phone Bill Cramming
• Ikea Debuts Green Furniture Line With Cardboard Digital Camera
• Forever Alones Beware: Game Controller Uses Kisses to Steer
• HP 'Slate 8' Windows Tablet Details Surface
• US Senator Set to Let FCC Nominees Go Forward Despite LightSquared Worries
• Net Neutrality Provision Gets 5.9 Percent of AT&T Shareholder Votes
• Adafruit's New Board Lets You Hack the Raspberry Pi, Make It More Delicious
• How to Build an 'All In' Corporate Culture
• Avast Offers Free Security for Mac OS X
• Firefox 13 Beta Gets a Speed Boost with SPDY by Default
• Meet Solidoodle, the First Sub-$500 3D Printer
• Security Experts Warn of Cyber Threats From Iran
• TechHive: Google Drive, Dropbox, and SkyDrive Compared
• Should You Worry About Google Drive Privacy?
• Which Facebook Apps Steal Your Data (and How to Stop Them)
• Sellers of Stolen Data Shuttered
• Researcher Misinterprets Oracle Advisory, Discloses Unpatched Database Vulnerability
• LG Launches Dual-core Optimus LTE Smartphone in Europe
• Wall Street Beat: Tech Earnings Provide Some Bright Spots
• 802.11ac 'Gigabit Wi-Fi': What You Need to Know
• Borderlands 2 Hands-On Preview
• Casio Releases App That Can Encode and Send Data Using Colors
• Germany Misses EU Data Retention Deadline, Could Face Court Action
• Hacked Kinect Allows Singer to Really Shine
• Apple App Downloads Dive 30% in March
• RIM's Future Hangs on Developer Support for "New BlackBerry"
• Kindle Fire Dominates U.S. Android Tablet Sales
• Google's 'Zerg Rush' Easter Egg Celebrates Starcraft Game
• 5 Tips for Surviving a Cloud Outage
• Evernote to Offer Its Idea- and Note-capture Tool for Businesses, CEO Says
• Google Drive Problem Is a Public Cloud Problem, Says Privacy Expert
• CISPA Passes The House: What You Need to Know
• Help Us Roll out High-speed Internet More Cheaply Says EU
• Huawei: Touch-free Smartphones and Infinite Cloud Storage Are on the Way
• Ex-Sun Boss McNealy Sides With Oracle in Google Dispute
• Samsung Beats Nokia in Handset Market in Q1
• Dropbox Boosts Free Storage Limit to 5GB to Match Google Drive
• EU Lawmakers Warn Six Countries They Must Implement E-money Rules
• Free Friday: A Typing Game That Teaches It Wrong and an Abbreviated Mario Brothers
• Managing the Cloud Storage Chaos
• Carriers Desperately Seeking Windows Phone
• ICO Received 10,000 Data Protection Complaints in 2011
• Nintendo to Begin Digital Sales of Mainstream Titles for 3DS
• Engineers Ponder Easier Fix to Dangerous Internet Problem
• House Passes CISPA Cyberthreat Sharing Bill, Despite Privacy Concerns
• AMD Consolidating Data Centers With Cloud, Hardware Upgrades
• Giant Space Invaders Turns a Building Into an Arcade Game
• NY, LA, SF to Be Among Clearwire's First LTE Cities Next Year
• Running the 'World's Largest Temporary Network' is No Easy Task
• CIOs' Cloud Strategy Must Include Public Cloud
• FTC Hires Outside Attorney in Google Antitrust Case
• Google Translate Has More than 200 Million Active Users
• Twitter Updates IPhone, Android Apps
• First Netgear 802.11ac Router Coming in May
• Watch Out Apple: Samsung, Qualcomm Positioned to Dominate LTE Patent Wars
• 'Obstinate' Conficker Worm Infests Millions of PCs Years Later
• The iPad Lures First-Time Apple Customers
• Three One-Click Ways to Save Web Content for Later
• Cisco Touts Universal Power Over Ethernet
• Google Engineer Blames Wireless Carriers for Wait on Android OS Updates for Nexus Smartphones
• Google Details Chrome Browser Security-testing Technology
• Netgear to Ship Gigabit-speed Wireless in May With 802.11ac Router
• Microsoft Fixes Issues with Office for Mac 2011 SP2
• Dutch Developers Win Contest With Spotify Cover Scanner Mash-up
• TechHive: Hands on with SkyDrive
• 3 Ways SugarSync Beats Google Drive
• Most of the Internet's Top 200,000 HTTPS Websites Are Insecure, Trustworthy Internet Movement Says
• Intel Researchers Plot a Smarter, Personalized Cloud
• Samsung Galaxy S III: Rumor Roundup
• Survey: Over 97 Percent of Enterprise Tablet Users Got an IPad in Q1
• Cloud Storage Booming, But Trouble is on the Horizon
• Shutterfly Only Bidder for Kodak Gallery Customer Accounts
• Ubuntu Linux 12.04 'Precise Pangolin' Is Here at Last
• Tim Cook Wants Rivals to 'Invent Their Own Stuff'
• Original Android Prototype Revealed During Google, Oracle Trial
• Open Software Activists Urge Politicians to Throw off Digital Shackles
• 5 Reasons Microsoft SkyDrive is Better Than Google Drive
• Babelverse Real-time Human Voice Translation Service Opens Public Beta
• LinkedIn for iPad Finally Arrives
• Samsung Reveals Processor Powering Its Next Flagship Smartphone
• Amazon Web Services Simplifies Creation of Private Clouds
• The Future of the $200 Tablet
• Can Dropbox, Other Cloud Providers Survive Google Drive?
• ZestCash Claims Bringing Big Data to Consumer Lending Will Revolutionize the Industry
• Alcatel-Lucent's Revenue Takes a Hit in Q1
• Nintendo Misses Annual Sales Target for 3DS Games Console
• Cloudera, U.S. Provider of Open-source Big Data Software, Opens Japan Subsidiary
• TSMC Q1 Profit Down, but It Expects Earnings to Bounce Back
• Google Asks for Special Leave to Appeal in Australia AdWords Case
• Facebook Hacker Comes Clean on 'what Really Happened'
• CDT, White House Oppose CISPA Cyberthreat Sharing Bill
• Nissan Says Hackers Stole User IDs, Hashed Passwords
• Your Printer Could Be a Security Sore Spot
• Oracle Loses Bid to Assert Third Patent in Google Trial
• Which Linux Distro Is Fairest of Them All? Ubuntu, Survey Says
• California to Develop Mobile Privacy Guidelines
• TechHive: New Sharing Features for Dropbox
• MSI GT70, GT60 Gaming Laptops Pack Ivy Bridge Chips, Color Keyboards
• CAT-AT Luxury Kitteh Condo Is Every Geek's Dream Feline Accessory
• Small Firm Takes on Apple, Google, Over Voice Patent
• Apple is Headed for a Fall, Says Forrester CEO
• Desperately Seeking the Right Social Enterprise Tool?
• TechHive: Three-Minute Tech on Ivy Bridge
• Government Moves to the Cloud, Slowly
• Introducing the TechHive Beta Blog
• New Low: Lenovo ThinkPad Tablet (16GB), $340
• What You Need to Know About Storing Your Content on Google Drive, Dropbox
• There's No 911 for Cybercrime, but Would Anyone Call if There Were?
• Job Search: Should You Upgrade to a Paid LinkedIn Account?
• AMD Gains X86 Processor Market Share on Intel in Q1
• Google Drive for Linux Is on the Way
• Microsoft: Two Basic Security Steps Might Have Stopped Conficker
• Sprint: Data Stays Unlimited, Even for a 4G LTE iPhone
• Facebook Teams Up With Security Vendors, Offers Free Antivirus Software
• The Problem with Google Drive
• Google Drive: A Boon, and a Headache, for IT
• Robotic Spider Weaves Web at MIT Media Lab
• House Passes Bill Focused on Putting More Gov't Spending Info Online
• IBM Pushes New Integrated, Lower-cost Linux Servers
• This Company Wants to Mine Space Rocks
• Sprint Posts Loss, Plans WiMax for Boost and Virgin
• Google Drive vs. Microsoft SkyDrive: 4 Reasons Google Wins Out
• 15 Free (or Almost Free) Wi-Fi Security Testing Tools
• The Facebook Phone: Busting the Myth
• Apple's Tim Cook Disses Tablet-PC Convergence; Breaks My Heart
• Box Upgrades API to Make It Simpler, More Powerful
• Amazon CTO: Startups Lead the Way in Big Data Analytics
• Do You Know Where Your Cloud Data Is?
• This Hack Turns Your iPad(s) Into a Tron-Style Keyboard
• Nokia, HTC Score Victory Against IPCom as Patent Is Deemed Invalid
• EU Lawmakers Take Tough Stance on Independent Data Protection
• Google+ Gets a Share Button
• Google Drive: The Pros and Cons
• Microsoft to Support ODF 1.2 Open Document Standard in Office 15
• EU Investigates Spanish Aid for Broadcasters Going Digital
• Google Begins Penalizing Search 'Over-Optimization'
• LAN Attack Can Put Some Samsung TVs in Endless Restart Loop
• This DIY Camera Takes Short Stories, Not Pictures
• Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference Set for June 11-15
• Why 'Bull Mountain' Makes Ivy Bridge More Secure
• PhoneGap Build Lets Developers Create Windows Phone Apps in the Cloud
• New iPad Plagued by Connectivity Issues in Europe, Australia, and Asia
• Ex-WSJ Editor Defends Apple's Ebook Strategy
• Asus, Fifth and Rising in Tablet Market
• IPhone Sales Boom Pushes Apple to First-quarter Records
• Wipro's IT Revenue Growth Slows in an Uncertain Market
• Acer Q1 Profit Falls by 72 Percent
• WPS PIN Cracking: Reaver
• Pen Testing Linux Distros: BackTrack
• Firesheep
• Cain and Abel
• General Network Attacks: Nmap
• WiFiDEnum
• Fake AP
• Evil Twins and Honey Pots
• Evil Twins and Honey Pots: WiFish Finder
• FreeRadius-WPE
• CloudCracker
• WEP Key and WPA/WPA2 Cracking: Aircrack-ng
• Stumblers and Sniffers: Wifi Analyzer
• Stumblers and Sniffers: Kismet
• Stumblers and Sniffers: Vistumbler
• Wi-Fi Security Testing Tools
• Top Chinese Twitter-like Site Shuts Down User Accounts for Political Rumors
• China's Huawei May Start Selling Its Own Mobile Chips
• Skype App Released for Sony's PlayStation Vita Handheld
• SAP Sees Strong Momentum for HANA and SuccessFactors Business
• Bing Versus Google: Search Engine Showdown
• HP Omni 27 All-in-One Core i5 PC, $1000
• Baidu Q1 Profit Soars by 76 Percent
• Car Tech: The Ultimate Backseat Driver
• Google Starts Selling Phones Again, Tablets Appear to Be Next
• Sourcemap Traces Where Your Stuff Is Made, Can't Trace the Internet
• A Sneak Peek at Ubuntu 12.04 'Precise Pangolin'
• Nuke the Box: Push Underway to Clean up 300,000 PCs With DNS Virus
• Most Initial Oracle Fusion Applications Customers Going With Cloud Deployment
• Automatically Encrypt Files for Your Google Drive
• The Most Dangerous Hackers Want to Steal How You Make Money
• Schmidt Testifies Android Did Not Use Sun's IP
• How Secure Are Your Facebook Apps?
• Who is Threatening the Security of Your Network?
• Researchers Turn to Vibrating Steering Wheel to Shake Bad Driving Habits
• CISPA Sponsors Support Amendments Addressing Privacy Concerns
• Hands On With Google Drive
• InterDigital Software Will Help Make Cell vs. Wi-Fi Choices on Phones
• Apple Revenue, Profit Jump as IPhone Sales Beat Expectations
• Intel Acquires HPC Interconnect Assets From Cray
• Tablets Will Be Most Users' Main Computing Device, Forrester Says
• Optical Cables for Thunderbolt Ports Shipped by Sumitomo
• Send Voice Messages to Your Team with HeyTell
• Google Drive vs. The Rest
• Firefox 12 Puts an End to Annoying Updates
• Nook Simple Touch With GlowLight Ships Early
• House Vote on Cyberthreat Sharing Bill CISPA Scheduled for Friday
• Lenovo Expands Recall of ThinkCentre Desktops Due to Fire Hazard
• Users: Oracle Exadata's Speed Comes at a Price
• Google Unveils Google Drive, Offers 5GB of Free Storage
• This Balloon Flies by Turning Itself Inside Out
• Open Source Is Driving Business App Development, Survey Finds
• Facebook Nears A Billion Members: Fun Facts
• Patience--Wait for Ivy Bridge Ultrabooks
• Windows 8 Release Preview: A Wish List of Changes
• Diablo III Beta Impressions
• AppWave App Store Launched for Windows OS
• Macs More Likely to Carry Windows Malware Than Mac Malware, Study Finds
• 'Hurt Locker' Studio Sues 2,514 Over Copyright Infringement
• European Data Protection Official Criticizes ACTA Treaty
• Rhythmbox for Music
• Gwibber for Microblogging
• Thunderbird for Email
• Shotwell for Photos
• The Ubuntu Software Center
• LibreOffice 3.5
• Firefox by Default
• The HUD Interface
• Unity Comes of Age
• Samsung Releases Ice Cream Sandwich Upgrade List
• AT&T Revenue, Net Income up on Smartphone Sales
• Windows 8 Release Preview Set for Early June
• Yammer to Upgrade Mobile Apps, Groups and Search in Enterprise Social Product
• India Overtakes U.S. as the World's Top Email Spam Source
• Unzip Google with Interactive Zipper Doodle: Who's Gideon Sundb?ck?
• Google Drive to Launch Tuesday?
• EU Commissioner Kroes Wants to Invest in Security Technologies
• Dell Brings 40-Gigabit Ethernet Into Its PowerEdge Blade System
• Internet Hall of Fame Opens... On the Web
• 10 Commandments of Windows Security
• Chinese Official: Apple Does Not Own IPad Trademark
• Steve Wozniak Speaks About Apple's Early Days
• SugarCRM to Unveil Upgrade to Its Open-source App, Eyes Enterprise Business
• More Great Ubuntu Information
• Solid Stability Meets the Cutting Edge
• Motorola Wins Round at ITC in Xbox Patents Dispute
• Robot Hitches Ride in Hybrid Car, Sets Up Camp on Car Dashboard
• Samsung UN46D8000 46-Inch 3D HDTV, $1579
• Russian-Speaking Cybercriminals Earned $4.5 Billion in 2011, Researchers Estimate
• The Best Free Software, Mobile Apps, and Web Services, 2012 Edition
• The 5 Best Free Travel Tools, Apps, and Services of 2012
• The 12 Best Free Entertainment Services and Apps of 2012
• The 12 Best Free Mobile Apps for Commuters, 2012 Edition
• The 5 Best Free Social Media and Communication Tools of 2012
• The 6 Best Free Shopping Apps, Web Services, and Tools of 2012
• The 15 Best Free Business Tools, Apps, and Services of 2012
• The 4 Best Free Health and Fitness Apps of 2012
• The Best Free Stuff of 2012: Alphabetical List
• The Android Update Trap
• Guardian Analytics Launches Fraud Detection Software for Mobiles
• Facebook Earnings Show Continued Growth, Decline in Profit
• Andy Rubin Spars With Oracle Attorney Over Old Emails
• Oracle Rolls out Updates to JD Edwards ERP Applications
• How to Brag Without Bragging on Google+
• Apple Prompting Some Users for Extra App Store Security Details
• The Government Wants to Know What It Doesn't Know
• Playing the Wrong Hand With Windows 8
• 10 PC Apps to Increase Your Business Productivity
• Weak Passwords Still Subvert IT Security
• How Boston's MBTA Is Turning Your Smartphone Into a Personal Ticket Machine
• Intel Aims for 100 Thunderbolt Devices by Year End
• Microsoft SkyDrive and Dropbox Prepare for Cloud Feature Battle
• Facebook to Pay Microsoft $550M for AOL Patents
• First Ivy Bridge Ultrabook Laptops to Launch June 5
• Iran Confirms Cyberattacks Against Oil Facilities
• Identity Theft: When Millions of Dead People Apply for Credit Cards
• MIT Building Becomes Playable Tetris Board (And It Looks Amazing)
• Craigslist May Get a Makeover
• Magnifi Lets You Snap Pictures From Your Telescope and Microscope
• Public Knowledge Asks Providers for Details About Data Caps
• New and Improved SkyDrive Is a Threat to Dropbox
• Intel Unveils New Core Processors Code-named Ivy Bridge
• 7 Programming Myths: Busted!
• Microsoft and Facebook Strike Deal Over AOL Patents
• Sponsored: Top-Rated Dell Laptops
• Help for the Help Desk
• New Dropbox Learns to Show and Share
• Tata Forecasts a Strong Market for Its Services
• WordPress Security Update Patches External Libraries, Several Vulnerabilities
• Acer Ships Desktops With Quad-core Ivy Bridge Chips
• Ubuntu Linux 12.10 'Quantal Quetzal' Is Born
• New Dropbox Learns to Show and Share
• Give Your E-mail Signature a Social-Media Makeover
• 10 Questions for SugarSync CFO Peter Chantel
• FBI Steps Up 'Internet Doomsday' Awareness Malware Campaign
• Orcs Must Die 2 Hands-On Preview
• New App Grades Facebook Apps on Privacy
• Obama Authorizes Sanctions Against Surveillance Tech in Syria, Iran
• Samsung Takes Another Swipe at Apple in Video Promo for Galaxy S III
• NimbleTV Plans to Offer Live Broadcast TV Via Internet
• Microsoft Updates Deployment Toolkit Utility
• Microsoft to Yank XP in 2 Years
• Infor Aims at Global ERP Deployments With New Local.ly Platform
• Infor Prepares to Roll out 'Mongoose' Development Platform
• Most IT and Security Professionals See Anonymous as Serious Threat to Their Companies
• Skype for Windows Phone Omits Key Features
• LawnBott Autonomously Mows Your Lawn, Makes Roomba Jealous
• Office for Mac 2011 Upgrade Pulled
• Irfanview Graphic Viewer
• FileZilla FTP Client
• Nuance Dragon NaturallySpeaking
• 7-Zip File Archiver
• dBpoweramp Music Converter
• Slysoft Virtual Clonedrive
• Trillian Instant Messenger
• TechSmith Snagit
• ResophNotes for Simplenote
• Notepad++ Text Editor
• 10 PC Apps to Increase Your Business Productivity
• Oracle Tells Court About Patent Victory
• New Lenovo ThinkPad Laptops Will Ditch The Classic Keyboard
• 13 Quad-Core Intel Ivy Bridge Chips Expected
• Apple Sued in California Over Touch Patent
• Adobe offers Creative Suite, Creative Cloud for Students and Teachers
• Adobe Launches Creative Suite 6 Alongside New Creative Cloud Subscription Service
• Why Your Internet Might Disappear This Summer
• Adobe Creative Suite 6 and Creative Cloud: What you need to know
• Adobe Creative Suite 6 launch propels design, Web, and video apps onto center stage
• China Takes Tougher Stance on Online Pirated Content
• Vodafone Offers $1.68 Billion for Cable & Wireless Worldwide
• New Sony Projector Can Show, Record Notes Scribbled Onto the Screen
• Fujitsu Launches Big Data Software Suite, Targets US$1 Billion in Yearly Sales
• Negotiations Over Megaupload Data to Start This Week
• Skype App for Windows Phone Released
• Symantec Revamps Website Trust Program
• What If Oracle Had Bought RIM?
• Mac Fans Watch for Ivy-Bridge Powered Systems
• Google Didn't Steal Wi-Fi -- Here's Why
• Samsung Galaxy Nexus, LG Viper Now on Sprint Shelves
• Hidden Dangers of CISPA
• AT&T Envisions a Smarter Cloud
• Rare Materials Keep iPad Manufacturing in China
• Google Doodle Commemorates Earth Day
• Intel Deal With Mobile Phone Maker Lava Raises Questions
• Flashback Still Plagues Macs
• Mobile Malware Incidents on Rise, Says Smartphone Survey
• iOS Photo Measuring Apps Enhance Mobile Camera Quality
• Thin iPhone Cases Are In
• Asus Ships Quad-Core Transformer Pad 300 Tablet for $379
• Top Earth Day Apps
• You Love Your Tablet -- Now it's Official
• Crazy DIY Goggles Let You Take Control of Your Dreams
• Facebook Invites More Comment on Policy Changes
• Samsung Galaxy S III Listing Spotted on Amazon Germany
• Filmmaker Edgar Wright Wants Your Adventures for IE9 ?Brandon? Project
• Games With A Cause (And Not Much Else)
• Another Slideshow You May Like
• Green Shine
• iViro
• Plastic Analyzer
• My Planet
• Carticipate
• PlugShare
• Green Outlet
• Meter Readings
• Dirty Dozen
• Locavore
• EcoChallenge
• GoodGuide
• Eco-Labels
• PaperKarma
• iRecycle
• Use Your Smartphone To Stay Green
• Flashback Malware Continues to Plague Macs
• MegaUpload Case Not a Slam Dunk, Judge Says
• iPod Nano Watchbands -- A Roundup
• Logitech's Ultrathin Keyboard Cover Makes the Right Compromises
• iOS Apps That Make Movies & Pictures, Play Games and Even Help Create a Better Living Room
• Booq Python Sling Holds Your Laptop and DSLR Gear
• iTunes Tips and Tricks That Make Your Experience Better
• A Simple Fix for When Your iPhone Won't Charge
• Boombotix The Proof
• iPevo Chrono
• Quad Mountain The Ultimate One
• Elecom iPod Belt
• Hex watch bands
• iLoveHandles Bands
• Ozaki iCoat Watch
• iWatchz collection
• Apex Armor I-Konik Nano Watch
• Aphipod Armpod SmartView Microtune
• Incase Flex Wristband
• Speck's TimeToRock
• SwitchEasy Ticker
• Turn your Nano into a high-tech watch
• Amazon CTO: "You Should Be Able to Walk Away" From Cloud Providers
• IT Outsourcing Deals Slow From Hangover Effect
• Are the Boy Scouts Prepared for the IPad?
• Microsoft Windows RT Tablets Will Be More Security Friendly Than IPad, Android Devices
• School System Tweaks Its Wi-Fi for Better Control
• Nintendo Scores Patent for Software Emulator: ROM Geeks Snicker, Smartphones Shrug
• Interactive Mirror on the Wall Won't Say You're the Fairest of Them All
• Venture Capital Poured Into Enterprise Software in Q1
• Cadillac Self-Driving Cars: Out By 2015?
• Can Advanced Technologies Really Help Curb Highway Congestion?
• Windows Sales Defy Predictions, Grow 4%
• Look Out, Google, Oakley's Developing Its Own Smart Glasses
• Wall Street Beat: Mixed Tech Earnings Earn Tepid Reaction
• Social Predators Still Gaming the System on Facebook
• Clean Text Helps You Clean up Messy Text
• 2012: The Year LTE Becomes a Standard, Not a Luxury
• Lawmakers Question FAA on Privacy Protections Around Drone Use
• Maryland Leads Nation in Banning Employers' Facebook Snooping Efforts
• Tech Groups Push for Cyberthreat Information-sharing Bill
• 3G and 4G Wireless Speed Tests, Windows 8 Editions, and Google Drive on PCWorld Podcast #136
• Final Fantasy VII?s Midgar Gets Completely Reconstructed in Minecraft
• Your Next Phone May Be Able to See Through Walls
• This Kit Will Turn Your BMX Into a Turntable
• Orange Launches Telepresence Service, Signs Interop Deal With Verizon
• YouTube Must Filter Content, Rules German Court
• Proof-of-concept Android Trojan App Analyzes Motion Sensor Data to Determine Tapped Keys
• Samsung Galaxy S III Spied in Video (Perhaps)
• Nokia Patent Case Loss in Germany Leads to Squabble About What Ruling Means
• Verizon Shared Data Plans Go Live 'Midsummer'
• LightSquared Wins Two-year Reprieve for Spectrum Payments to Inmarsat
• A Liquidmetal iPhone 5: What's in it for You
• Microsoft Q3 Revenue Beats Wall Street Expectations
• Five Outlook Shortcuts You Should Know
• Apple Pursues Ban on Altered Samsung Galaxy Tablet in Germany
• CISPA Illustrates Struggle Between Security and Privacy
• FCC Fights Carrier Bill Shock
• Free Friday: I Saw Her Standing There, SCP Containment Breach and More
• Senate Passes Bill Requiring Black Boxes in All New Cars
• China Mobile First-quarter Profit Rises 3.5 Percent
• Seven Instagram alternatives for iOS
• Infected WordPress Blogs Blamed for Mac Flashback Trojan
• Sony to Launch 5GB Online Photo Sharing Service Next Week
• Japan's Rakuten to End Chinese E-commerce Services Under JV With Baidu
• HTC Rejigs Smartphone With TV, WiMAX, Cute Email for Japanese Market
• Apple, Google, Others to Face Former Employees' Antitrust Suit
• LunaTik TikTok, LunaTik, and Lynk
• FBI Seizes Anonymizing Server in Bomb Threat Probe
• Apple in Talks With IPad Trademark Challenger to Try and Settle Dispute
• Berners-Lee: Demand Your Data From Internet Companies
• Resolving Complaints: Can Small Claims Yield Big Wins?
• In Australia, an ISP Prevails in Long-running Copyright Dispute
• 3D Printer Lets You Print Your Own Prescription
• Laptops With AMD's 'Trinity' Chips Coming This Quarter
• Verizon's IP VPN Opens a New World of Wireless Possibilities
• AMD Reports Q1 Loss on GlobalFoundries Charge
• ARM Unveils High Performance Quad-Core Chip
• Greenpeace's Sign to Amazon, Microsoft: 'How Clean Is Your Cloud?'
• Tupac's Coachella 'Hologram' Performance Explained
• Skepticism Mounts Over Windows RT's Enterprise Role
• Verizon LTE Network Now Covers Two-Thirds of U.S. Population
• Yes, IT Departments Should Worry About Google Drive
• Seven Instagram Alternatives for iOS
• How Five Tech Companies Will Go Green for Earth Day
• Why Windows 8 Enterprise Is the Right Version for Business
• Is the Next iPhone Coming in October? Of Course
• Apple Offers Free OS X Upgrade to Prep for Switch to ICloud
• $70 ARM PC Can Run Android and Ubuntu Linux
• Dell Refreshes Alienware Laptop Line, Discontinues M11x
• Top Honor for Linus Torvalds Highlights Linux's Importance
• Don't Text and Fly: Pilot Nearly Crashes Plane While Checking Text Messages
• Amazon Cloud Set Stage for Rapid Pinterest Growth
• Pakistani Activists Move Court Against Website Blocks
• Security, Privacy Ideas Emerge at Demo Spring Conference
• Use Your Spare Change to Make Your iPhone Stand Up With the Coin 4 Case
• Google Extends Cloud Print Service
• NY AG Sues Sprint for Allegedly Under-collecting $100 Million in Taxes
• Twitter Spam Campaign Infects Users With Fake Antivirus Programs
• FireCore Improves aTV Flash for iOS 5, Still No Apple TV 3 Version
• Emergent Gameplay: Letting the Players Create Their Own Fun
• Services to Consider Before Signing up for Google Drive
• HTC One S Reviews: Critics Are Drooling
• Draw Something Finally Gets Facebook and Twitter Support, 'Save' Feature
• Verizon Revenue up on Mobile, Broadband Growth
• Linus Torvalds Shortlisted for 2012 Millennium Technology Prize
• Windows Phone 8 May Burn Early Adopters
• Xtex's $150 Android Tablet Takes Aim at Kindle Fire
• Spotify's New Android App Available for Preview
• Workday Update Pushes It Deeper Into Oracle, SAP's Turf
• Amazon Web Services Offers One-click Purchase of Cloud Apps From IBM, SAP, Others
• Android Malware Writers Exploit Instagram Craze to Distribute SMS Trojan Horse
• Three Smart Ways to Use Evernote in Business
• Google Warns 20,000 Websites That Could Be Infected With Malware
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