August 2009

• Report: EBay to Sell Skype to Group of Private Investors
• Dell Expands Brocade Reseller Deal
• Investor Carl Icahn Sells 12.7 Million Yahoo Shares
• Google Lands Deal to Put Chrome Browser in Sony PCs
• IBM Puts Virtual Desktops in the Cloud
• AMD Ships Low-power Six-core Opteron Chip
• Sony to Outsource LCD TV Production to Hon Hai
• Smartbooks Prepare to Compete in Mini-laptop Space
• More 'Screenshots' Of Google Chrome OS Emerge
• 5 Biggest Game Console Battles
• Judge Won't Lower $5M Bail for SF IT Administrator
• Will a Disney-owned Marvel Do Gaming Differently?
• Apple Releases Mac Mini, SuperDrive Updates
• Apple's Sept. 9 Event: 5 Hot Bets
• At Wikipedia, It's a Man's World
• Microsoft: Making Purchases Not Bing's Online Focus
• FTC's Anti-Robocall Rules Take Effect Sept. 1
• Study: Google Pulls Away in Global Search Usage
• Grand Theft Auto, Beaterator Games Coming to IPhone
• Tech Support Chat: Modern, but Inefficient
• Startups iCloud and Ghost Do Google One Better
• 3Com to Blend Security Brains, Enterprise Brawn
• If You Care About Your Data, Leave Your Laptop at Home
• Blogosphere in Uproar over Cybersecurity Bill S. 773
• Batman Arkham Asylum Wins Guinness World Record
• Apple Likely to Introduce iPod Refresh at Sept. 9 Event
• Snow Watch: 1Password, AssistiveWare Apps 10.6-compatible
• Unpatched Flaw Could Take Down Microsoft's IIS Server
• Hate Hidden Fees? PC World Wants to Hear from You
• Analyst Says IPhone to Go to Multiple U.S. Carriers in 2010
• EMC Acquires Cloud Support Vendor FastScale
• Expectations and the Apple Event
• Making Sense of the Snow Leopard Security Debate
• Apple Confirms Sept. 9 'rock and Roll' Event
• Snow Leopard: What's Gone Where
• More Battles Ahead for IPhone in China
• Snow Leopard Users' 4 Biggest Gripes
• Subscription iTunes TV? Great, But It'll Never Happen
• Four Benefits of AMD's ?Istanbul? Six-Core Opteron
• Snow Leopard Users Report HP Printer Incompatibilities
• The $300 Setup Challenge
• The $300 Telecommuter Challenge
• iPhone On More Carriers? Look Out AT&T
• China Mobile Shows Dell, Lenovo 'Ophones'
• Snow Leopard's System Preferences Shuffle
• Skype Spy Trojan Escapes into Wild
• Wikipedia Color-Codes for Credibility
• Samsung Set to Open European Mobile App Store
• EMC to Resell VMware Management Software
• Snow Leopard Upgrade Barely Noticeable, But OK
• Fox Juices 'Fringe' Re-Runs with Twitter Twist
• Hands-On: SanDisk Sansa Clip+
• Malaysia's Packet One Falls Short of WiMax Subscriber Target
• DRAM Prices Continue to Surge in August
• 8/24/09 Runner-Up: "Wings Up," by Arnold Dubin, Indialantic, Florida
• 8/17/09 Runner-Up: "Looking up at the Wild Blue Yonder" by Marie Carbonaro, Neptune, New Jersey
• 8/10/09 Runner-Up: American Flag" by Janell Moore, La Mesa, California
• 8/3/09 Runner-Up: "Grasshopper in Silhouette" by Mark Godett, Ridgecrest, California
• 8/24/09 Hot Pic: "Serenity," by Neil Cavanaugh, Ossipee, New Hampshire
• 8/17/09 Hot Pic: "Air and Water," by Lyndon Johnson, Chicago
• 8/10/09 Hot Pic: "Monarch," by Greg Borchert, Germantown, Maryland
• 8/3/09 Hot Pic: "Betty Blue," by Brandon L. Cyr, Dallas, Texas
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• Open-source BI Vendor Pentaho Pushes Migration Deal
• AU Optronics' Partner Rapidly Expanding E-reader Output
• Windows 7 Rollouts: Slow and Steady, Not a Storm
• Enterprises Aim for the Cloud
• Building Business Online
• Internet Explorer 8 Moves into Businesses
• Snow Leopard's 64-Bit Secrets
• Facebook Users Forefeit their Security, Poll Shows
• God of War: Chains of Olympus
• Patapon / 2. Patapon 2
• Lumines II
• LocoRoco / 5. LocoRoco 2
• Tekken: Dark Resurrection
• Grand Theft Auto Liberty and Vice City Stories
• Metal Gear Solid: Portable Ops
• Resistance: Retribution
• Metal Gear Solid
• Final Fantasy VII
• Best PSP Games: The Countdown Concludes
• Best PSP Games (Part 3)
• AT&T Wi-fi Hotspots Expand in Europe, China
• Keep Big Brother off Your Cell Phone
• Snow Leopard: Which Apps Won't Run?
• Facebook Cleans Up, but Apps Must Change
• 5 Reasons to Switch to Snow Leopard Now
• Windows 7's Deadly Sins
• Broadband Carriers Clamor for Stimulus Funds
• Ongoing Botnet Attacks Identified as Team Projects
• Social Network Passes a Threshold
• Cheaper Cell Service -- For the Price of Eyeballs
• DHS Clarifies Laptop Border Crossing Rules: What You Need to Know
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• Final Fantasy Tactics: The War of the Lions
• Star Ocean: Second Evolution
• Rock Band Unplugged
• Monster Hunter Freedom Unite
• Puzzle Quest: Challenge of the WarLords
• Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII
• Ratchet and Clank: Size Matters
• SOCOM: US Navy SEALs Tactical Strike
• Syphon Filter: Logan's Shadow
• Best PSP Games: The Countdown Continues
• Best PSP Games (Part 2)
• Snow Leopard Won't Sync With Palm OS
• Cell Phone, Cancer Link Claimed
• Italy Scrutinizes Google News for Antitrust Violations
• Snow Leopard Proves No Threat to Windows 7
• Twitter Slow to Plug Hole, Researcher Charges
• Apple App Store Rigors Defended
• Game Trends: Expect to Log On
• Snow Leopard Anti-Malware Called 'Basic'
• A Utopian Musical Future One Step Closer?
• Sharp to Launch Ultramobile Device With Arm Chip
• Privacy Missing From Google Books Settlement
• Snow Leopard Debuts, FBI Investigates Laptops
• FCC Probe Underscores Consumer Dependence on Wireless Industry
• WPA Wi-Fi Cracked in a Minute ? Maybe
• Linux Vendors Should Give Cash for Vista Clunkers
• Optimistic Outlook from Dell, Intel May Signal IT Rebound
• Apple: Exploding iPhones Not Our Fault
• Hey, Linux Fanboys: Stop Giving Apple a Free Ride
• Savvy PC Users Spook Phishers
• Snow Leopard's Deep, Dark Secrets Revealed
• Apple iPhone Could Kill Off Five Markets
• Analyst Predicts China Will Buy 5 Million iPhones
• TJX, Heartland Hacker to Plead Guilty
• US Appeals Court Rejects FCC's Cable Ownership Cap
• Create Smart Burn Folders
• US Agency Launches Two Flash Memory Patent Investigations
• Fixing Permissions in Leopard and Snow Leopard
• Skype Wiretapping Trojan Publicly Released
• Scrivener 1.52: Ready for Snow Leopard
• New Cloud Infrastructure Service Focuses on Security
• Missing Sync Helps Palm Users With Snow Leopard Transition
• Disgaea: Afternoon of Darkness
• Burnout Legends
• WipEout Pulse
• Silent Hill Origins
• Castlevania: The Dracula X Chronicles
• Killzone: Liberation
• Twisted Metal: Head On
• Tokobot
• Beats
• Best PSP Games: Countdown
• Best PSP Games (Part 1)
• Microsoft Misses Target Date for Office Web Apps Preview
• Intel Raises Sales Forecast
• Apple Posts List of Software Incompatible With Snow Leopard
• First Look: Facebook 3.0 for iPhone
• Now X Debuts, Successor to Now Up-to-Date and Contact
• Snow Leopard's Old and New Annoyances
• Thanks, Canada: Facebook's 4 Big Privacy Fixes
• iPhone in China Could Be Battle of the Bureaucracies
• Wyse Offers Desktop Virtualization for the IPhone
• Google Street View Gets Down to Businesses
• Wake on Demand Lets Snow Leopard Sleep With One Eye Open
• Installing Snow Leopard: What You Need to Know
• Court Says Even Digital Data Needs a Search Warrant
• PS3 Slim Sells Out Quickly
• Microsoft: Xbox 360 Price Drop Timing Coincidental
• China Unicom to Sell iPhone Next Quarter
• World Tech Update: XBox Price Drop, Anti-Windows 7 Rally, and More...
• Will China Go Gaga Over a Crippled iPhone?
• China Telecom in Talks to Offer Palm Pre
• China Game Boss Sniped Rivals, Took Down Internet
• Intel Sees PCs Spreading, Becoming More Desirable in Future
• Security Test Prompts Federal Fraud Alert
• Microsoft Xbox 360 Price Cuts to Come Later for Asia
• Dell Sees Early Signs of Asian Companies Spending More on IT
• Windows 7 Family Pack Available for Pre-order Early Online
• The Future is Now? Augmented Reality Comes to the iPhone
• Hands-On Test: Adobe CS3 Purrs on Snow Leopard
• Snow Leopard's Early Release Chills Windows 7
• Apple's Snow Leopard OS: Ultimate Upgrade FAQ
• Dell Open to Developing Mobile Devices With Carriers
• Amazon Boosts Cloud Security
• Dell's Net Income, Revenue Drop for Second Quarter
• FBI Investigating Laptops Sent to US Governors
• 10. Motorola 68000 (1980)
• Microprocessors are wonderful things
• 11. Intel Pentium (1993)
• Snow Leopard Malware Protection a Growing Pain for Mac OS X
• Snow Leopard's New Math
• Apple Approves IPhone Music App
• Cool Retro Mac Mini Case Mod
• Bing Coming to IPhone Apps
• Blu-ray Drives in PCs? Fuggetaboutit
• Wall Street Beat: PC Makers Stress Positive Signs
• Why Is RIM Hyping a Rock Band via Vaporware?
• Apple May Have App Competition In Android
• Aperture 2.1.4 Released
• US DHS Revises Border Laptop Search Rules
• FCC to Probe Wireless Industry
• Cell Phones as Bugs
• VUPoints
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• Epothecary
• PathForge
• 5 Lab Technologies that Could Reinvent Cell Phones
• Is This the Future of the Cell Phone?
• Pillar Brings 2TB SATA Drives to Enterprise
• Nvidia CEO Predicts 570X Performance Increase in 3 Years
• Altec Lansing Introduces Mix Digital Boombox
• Hands-On: DJ Hero
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• Xbox 360 Showcase: Hands-On with DJ Hero
• Facebook, Twitter Provide Sensitive Information for Corporate Criminals
• FCC Launches Mobile-phone Inquiries
• IBM Zooms Into Molecule for Power-efficient Chip Research
• The Macalope Weekly: Lies, Damned Lies, and Statistics
• Facebook to Tighten Privacy After Canadian Investigation
• Analysts: Windows 7 Could Spur Enterprise PC Sales
• India to Auction 3G Licenses in Three Months
• Services Step out in Snow Leopard
• Smart Notebook SE Debuts for Mac
• Snow Leopard: QuickTime X
• Snow Leopard Makes Strides in Accessibility
• See All of the Weather Widget's Weather Modes
• Agencies Receive 2,200 Applications for Broadband Funding
• Oracle Demands Information From Rimini Street
• Linux Phone, Netbook Prove Nokia Still Has Ambition
• Seinfeld Star Now Plugging Macs
• Why AT&T Is Delusional, Grandiose, and Narcissistic
• Banking Services Aim to Help Gen Y Manage Money
• The Seven Deadly Sins of Windows 7
• Facebook to Tighten Privacy After Canadian Investigation
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• Sony Releases Mac EBook Library Software
• Sony Intros Three New Digital SLR Cameras
• GGF Stockholders Approve Pirate Bay Acquisition
• iPhone, Android Users: Not All That Different
• Chinese Movie Adds to Cyber Manhunt Debate
• Recording Your Song on an IPhone
• Nokia's First Linux Phone Looks Good
• Iomega Intros Four-bay NAS
• Google Sides Against Amazon in eBook Format Wars
• Snow Leopard Needs Better Anti-Malware, Should Be Free
• Better Access to AppleScript
• More informative backups with Time Machine
• On-demand printer drivers
• Spotlight Tweaks
• Add the date to the menu bar
• New desktop pictures and screen savers
• Location-based clock
• Fine-tuned security settings
• New trackpad gestures
• Easier access to keyboard shortcuts
• Web-savvy Address Book
• Visible Wi-Fi connections
• Screen capture, now with video
• Fewer Safari crashes
• Easier event editing in iCal
• 15 of Snow Leopard's more subtle changes
• Snow Leopard: A Look at the Subtle Changes
• Versata Wins $139M Damages in SAP Patent Lawsuit
• Tiger Users Can Get a Cheap Upgrade to Snow Leopard
• Microsoft Pronounces Xbox 360 Price Cut Official
• Dell Finds a Rare Bright Spot in Demand for ISCSI Storage
• Stock Exchange Considers Delisting Pirate Bay Buyer
• Microsoft Xbox 360 Elite Price to Drop $100 in the US
• Fujitsu Taps TSMC for Advanced 28nm Chip Production
• Indian PC Market on the Mend, Says IDC
• New Attack Cracks Common Wi-Fi Encryption in a Minute
• 11 Major New Snow Leopard Features
• Inside Snow Leopard's Under-the-hood Additions
• Gauging Snow Leopard's Speed Boosts
• Sony Adds Daily Reader Hardware to E-Book Line
• Inside Snow Leopard's Hidden Malware Protection
• Xbox 360 Price Drop Happening Tomorrow?
• Why Do Teens Shun Twitter?
• The 15 Biggest Wikipedia Blunders
• HP Laptop's Trouble Hinges on the Price of Repair
• Consortium to Oversee Software Quality
• You Don't Want to Be Looking Over There, Says Google
• Can't Find the Assets? Steal 'em!
• Motorola Razr is Perfect for Man Hands
• Fujitsu Laptop, Now With Stretchable Display
• Used to be 4 GB Big
• Grand Theft Auto's Five-Finger Discount
• Computer Desk Makes Anything Possible
• Vista and Office: Like Oil and Water
• Asus and MSI's Joint Strategy
• Camera Phone Has Magical Zoom
• Microsoft's Photoshop Flop
• 10 More Tech Company Photoshop Disasters
• No, That's Not a Mac Netbook ? Really
• Parallelism Needs Killer Application for Mass Adoption
• Sony DSC-T900 12-Megapixel Digital Camera
• Toshiba 40RV525U 40-Inch LCD HDTV
• HP Pavilion dv6z Gaming Laptop
• MSI X340 Ultraportable Laptop
• Acer Aspire One 751h Netbook
• The Best Tech Deals of the Week
• Yo, Redmond: Enough with the Ribbon Menus Already!
• Forrester: Social Networking Grows up
• Sixth State Dept. Worker Pleads Guilty to Passport Snooping
• More to Say? Forget Twitter ? Prattle on (and on) at Woofer
• Developers Salivating Over Twitter's Geolocation Plans
• Advanced Wi-Fi Sinks Old Ship's Network Barriers
• ACLU Files Lawsuit on Border Laptop Searches
• Google Chrome Updates with Security Fixes
• Dealing With a Full Hard Drive
• Is Your Network Fast Enough?
• Adobe Responds To Snow Leopard CS3 Compatibility Claims
• Opera Offers Browser Update
• Adobe: CS4 Exhibits Minor Snow Leopard Issues
• Microsoft Guilty of Bad Photoshop Use, Not Racism
• The Cheapest Mac
• 7 Top Features of Mac OS X Snow Leopard
• BP Awards Application Development Contracts
• Nokia Enters Increasingly Crowded Mobile Money Market
• Intuit Tests Product Developed for India
• Amazon Offers Businesses Their Own Private Cloud
• Report: Snow Leopard To Confront Mac Malware
• Goodbye Liskula, Skanks of New York Is Over
• Blighty Angry at Snow Leopard Exchange Rate
• Sony's E-Reader vs. Kindle: 5 Reasons Amazon Should Worry
• Creating Panoramic Images
• Wikipedia Changes Editing Policy
• China Forecasts Spread of Chinese Domain Names
• New Sins of a Solar Empire Expansion Revealed
• Microsoft Apologizes for Racially Charged Image Alteration
• Motorola Hopes New M-wallet Technology Wins in China
• Amazon Integrates With Datacenter Using Private Clouds
• YouTube to Share Ad Revenue with Users
• North Korean 3G Customers More Than Double in Q2
• Gartner Raises Global Chip Revenue Forecast for 2009
• Airline Pilots Want Ban on Lithium Battery Shipments
• Salesforce.com Rolls out VAR Program for Force.com
• Why Macs Can't Beat PCs with Windows 7
• Snow Leopard Is a Pale Imitation of Windows 7
• Green HDTVs Could Save You Lots of Green
• 3 Reasons Google Should Fear Microsoft-Yahoo Partnership
• Pirate Bay ISP Victim of Sabotage After Shutdown
• Symantec Offers Fix for Buggy Norton Patch
• New Aurora, Slider-Sized Finder Icons
• Your Top Sites in Safari
• QuickTime Pro Is Now Free
• Preview Comes Closer to Adobe Reader
• Quicker Sidebar Customization
• My Scanner Is Your Scanner
• Services Are Now Contextual
• Bluetooth Setup Is Now in Context
• Trackpad Gestures for All
• System Preferences: New, Changed, and Gone
• Recover Your Trash -- Again
• Easy Flight Status Checking
• The Right Time Wherever You Are
• Wi-Fi Status Always Available
• The Dock's New Look
• Expos? Meets the Dock
• A Treasure Trove of New Features
• Low Price Should Spur High Demand for Snow Leopard
• Mac OS X Snow Leopard: New Bells and Whistles Explained
• Find Bargains Online
• Remastered Music: Making New From Old?
• Trade Complaint Targets IPhone, Laptop Flash Storage
• IPhoto2Twitter Lets You Share IPhoto Images via Twitter
• Could The Nokia Booklet Cost Nearly $800?
• Syniverse to Buy VeriSign's Mobile Messaging Unit
• Fujitsu Aims for 10-petaflop Supercomputer
• Sun Plans On-chip Security Boost for Ultrasparc
• Hackers Like Christmas Best of All
• AT&T to Power New Sony 3G Wireless E-Reader
• Motorola to Unveil Android Handset on Sept. 10
• Will Apple's Mystery Tablet Join the E-Reader Fray?
• New Mass Effect DLC, Windows Patch Released
• Microsoft Brings Office Nagware to the States
• Torch Mobile Deal to Improve BlackBerry Web Surfing
• Sony Wireless E-Book Reader Proves Kindle Was On Target
• Lego Robot Solves Your Sudoku Puzzles
• Sony Trumps Amazon With E-book Reader
• Cisco Downplays WLAN Vulnerability
• Japanese Firm Pleads Guilty to LCD Price Fixing
• See Really Large Results in Calculator
• Report: Jobs Overseeing Details of Tablet Project
• TextWrangler 3.0 Overhauls FTP Support, Improves Search
• Yahoo Still Considers Itself a Contender
• Yahoo Buys Arabic Web Portal Maktoob.com
• Sony Unveils 3G E-book Reader, Brings E-books to Libraries
• Microsoft Continues to Befriend Non-Windows Phones
• Snow Leopard, More Snore Than Snarl
• Sony's 'Daily Edition' E-reader Takes on Kindle
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• Controlling auto text replacement
• Auto-adjusting text as you type, across apps
• New formatting controls for TextEdit, Mail
• Address Book now does directory services
• Keep synced with cloud calendars
• More info, more easily in appointments
• iCal keeps up with your time zone travels
• Setting up for Exchange 2007
• Mac OS X dons corporate pinstripes
• Mac OS X Snow Leopard: What's New for Office Users
• Apple's Snow Leopard Regains Top Two Amazon Sales Spots
• Wireless Industry Defends Itself Against Mounting Criticism
• Parallels Releases Switch to Mac Bundle
• Report: Tablet Is Apple's Third Try, Jobs' Top Interest
• Rackspace Debuts 'Cloud Tools' Portal
• Sony Debuts HD Security Cameras
• Yahoo Gets More Social
• Appirio Aims New SaaS App at Large Services Businesses
• Camtasia Screen Recording App Comes to the Mac
• Unity Game Engine for IPhone Offers 3x Performance Boost
• Save Money With Web-based Money Managers
• Jessica Biel Could Give You a (PC) Virus
• IMovie Needs to Open up to Developers
• Ramp Champ Brings Boardwalk Gaming to the IPhone
• Why Every Child Needs a GPS Cell Phone
• Pirate Bay Won't Rest in Peace
• Personal Spy Gear: Is It Ethical? Is It Legal?
• Windows 7 Worse on Netbook Battery Life Than XP?
• Mobile Software Helps Student Drop 50 Pounds
• Apple's Snow Leopard: Same Great UI, Refinements Under the Hood
• Target Ad 'Confirms' Multiple Xbox 360 Price Drops
• Nokia Launches Its Cheapest Touch Phone Yet
• Chinese Antitrust Law Could Catch More After Microsoft
• Nokia Booklet 3G Refines the Netbook Design
• Asustek's Android Eee PC Remains in Deep Freeze
• Cheap Laptops, Netbooks Hit Asustek Sales in Q2
• Intel Details Power-savings Features on Moorestown
• Cisco Wireless LAN Vulnerability Could Open 'back Door'
• Rhapsody Music-Streaming App Bound for iPhone
• Yahoo, Microsoft Face Tough Antitrust Battle
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• A Tour of PC World's New Forums
• Apple Will OK Google Voice App--Over Wi-Fi
• Windows 7 Starter Edition Is Too Wimpy for New Netbooks
• Yahoo Still Considers Bing a Search Competitor
• The 'Skanks in NYC' Soap Opera: Will Google Be Sued?
• Madden NFL 10 for IPhone Ready in September
• One Big Netbook for One Low Price
• Give 'Em a Cell Phone, Then Let Your Kids Go Outside
• Nikon Coolpix S1000pj Digital Camera Includes a Projector
• USB 3 Chip Will Bring RAID to External Drives
• Dell Tech Support Hell
• SF Network Admin's Charges Whittled Down
• Check Off 4 Adds Snow Leopard Compatibility
• AMD to Drop Clock Speed in 12-core Chips
• 10 Reasons Snow Leopard Is Ready For Business
• Cure for the Non-working Number Pad
• BlizzCon 2009 Roundup: Cataclysm, StarCraft II, Diablo III
• RIM May Get New Browser Through Acquisition
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• Connecting Users to Directory Services
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• Folder Actions Made Simpler
• Script Editor Gets a New Name
• One Terminal, Many Sessions
• Going Multilingual
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• The Password Pause
• Firewall Protection for the Rest of Us
• Customizing Search Scope
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• Mac OS X Snow Leopard: What's New for the Power User
• Canon Offers High-speed Business Scanners for Macs
• Microsoft Extends Windows 7 Family Pack to Europe
• Nokia's Booklet 3G Netbook Takes On Apple and Google
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• Apple, AT&T, and Google: FCC Responses Offer Excuses, Little Explanation
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• Nokia Netbook Signals More Mobile Market Convergence
• Rare Teases Perfect Dark Xbox Live High-Def Shots
• AT&T and Apple Admit Deal to Block VoIP on iPhone
• Apple to Release Snow Leopard on August 28
• Pirate Bay Buyer Loses Chairman
• Nokia Enters Netbook Fray with Booklet 3G
• Rhapsody Music Service Headed for iPhone
• Alibaba Moves Yahoo China Platform to Auction Site
• Quanta Says First Cloud Computing Devices Due out Next Year
• HTC Helps China Mobile to Push TD-SCDMA Phone Standard
• No 'three Strikes' Law Planned for Singapore, Agency Says
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• E-readers With China's 3G Standard on the Way
• U.K. Government Looks to Smart Ticketing for Transport
• China Mobile Offers Emergency Telecom Trucks to Taiwan
• India Added 14.4 Million Mobile Subscribers in July
• 9 Web-Based Office Productivity Suites
• Apple's Next Move: Tablet Mac or a Tablet iPod?
• Report: Microsoft, Yahoo, Amazon to Fight Google Book Deal
• Geolocation Coming to Twitter and its External Applications
• Apple Updates Remote Desktop Admin, Client Software
• Mac or a Netbook? Students Chose the Latter
• Microsoft to Backport Windows 7 'ribbon' Interface to Vista
• Customize Safari's RSS Interface
• Ultrathin Price Drops May Squeeze Netbooks
• DOJ Approves Oracle-Sun Deal
• AT&T Service May Actually Be Getting Better
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• Data Thief Was a 'Computer Addict,' Lawyer Says
• Psystar: Apple Exec 'Unprepared' to Testify
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• Report: Jobs Proposed Hiring Deal to Palm CEO
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• Windows 7: Want the Release Candidate? You're Too Late
• Forrester: SAP, Others Will Make Analytics Acquisitions
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• Report: Apple's Jobs Tried For Anti-Poaching Deal With Palm
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