February 2011

• Ex-Apple Manager Pleads Guilty to Fraud, to Hand in $2.25M
• US Raps China's Baidu and Taobao Over Pirated Goods
• 50 Geeky Things to Do Before You Kick the Bucket
• Bing Twitter Account Goes Oscar-crazy
• Geek Reads: The Geeky Book Club You Never Knew You Always Wanted
• Last Minute iPad 2 Rumor Roundup
• Robotic Herds Could Be the Next Step in Farming
• Samson Meteor Mic Now Available for Pre-order
• Remains of the Day: Special Relationship
• Accused AT&T Hacker Makes Bail
• Must You Let Your App Be Tapped?
• Random House E-book Change May Pave Way to IBookstore
• All Motorola High-end Phones Will Pair With Dock, CEO Says
• The Better Software Will Win Tablet Wars, Says Motorola Chief
• iPad 2's Biggest Enemy? Apple's Subscription Plan
• Will Amazon's Kindle Be Free By November?
• Intel Completes McAfee Acquisition
• More Mobile Spyware Hits Android
• Avoid Your Friends and Learn To Wrestle In Viral Views 22
• Sony KDL-46HX800 46-Inch HDTV, $1050
• Verizon to Offer Cloud-based Unified Communications
• The Next IPad: Software Changes We'd Like to See
• Soon to Your AT&T Cell Phone: 'Free Kibble on Aisle 6'
• Apple Should Be the Savior of Cloud Computing
• Cebit Kicks off With Talk of Openness
• Infected Android App Runs Up Big Texting Bills
• CeBIT: What to Expect This Week From One of Europe's Largest Tech Shows
• No LTE For Rooted Motorola Xooms
• Go Retro with 8-Bit Avatar Creation Site
• Nokia/Microsoft Deal Is a Good Thing Says CEO of Vodafone Germany
• AT&T Stores to Carry Kindle 3G
• Nintendo 3DS Launches In Japan
• Google Employees May Be Getting Xoom Tablets
• How to Avoid Being the Victim of an Android Trojan
• 10 Questions for Black Duck CFO Ken Goldman
• What Every Geek Needs: 'Asteroids' Wall Decals
• Transfer Word Custom Keyboard Shortcuts
• As Firefox 4 Beta 12 Debuts, Mozilla Looks Ahead to Firefox 5
• Asus Brings Kinect-Like Gaming to PCs
• Forrester: IT Staff Must Become 'Teachers' to the Business
• Google Gmail Outage Leaves 150,000 Users Without E-mail
• Can Data Stored on an SSD Be Secured?
• Asus' PC Motion-sensing System Coming in May
• 'Super Cool' SMS Expanded for Small Businesses
• New Microsoft Prototype Interface Is Intelligent
• Smartphones, Devices Spark IT Security "Mobile Melee"
• Kinect Hack Prints Miniature Caricatures in 3D
• Software AG Will Make WebMethods Cloud-ready in Q3
• Apple iPad 2: Five Reasons It Already Has Other Tablets Beat
• How to Manage Safari's Top Sites
• Facebook's "Like" Button Evolves, Replaces Traditional Sharing
• News360 for IPad Aggregates International News, Photos
• Facebook Cyberbullies Targeted
• Right-sizing Your System
• Nintendo 3DS Launches in Japan, but Kamen Rider also Draws Crowd
• Apple's New Rules Prompts Music Site to Reconsider Fees
• Gmail Bug Deletes E-Mails for 150,000 Users
• Vodafone Germany Executive: Nokia-Microsoft Deal a Good Thing
• Hands On with GoToMyPC for iPad App
• Fujitsu Germany Head Jumps to Software AG as Chairman
• Gamewatch: Warhammer 40,000 Dawn of War II Retribution, RIFT
• Android Likely to Crush Nokia-Microsoft, Analyst Says
• HP Broadens Scope of Project Management Software
• Groupon Expands to China
• Is Apple Getting Android Inspiration?
• New EU Consumer Law Could Damage Online Rights, BSA Claims
• Nintendo 3DS Sells 400,000 in Japan, Already R4 Hacked
• Citrix Invests in Personal Cloud Management Company
• European Court to Rule on Legality of Used Software Trading
• SeaMicro's New Server Has Latest Intel Atom N570 Chip
• Groupon Launches China Site at Gaopeng.com
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• AI Is Here
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• Senator Schumer Calls on Sites to Step Up Consumer Protection
• Mobile Gadget Users: Ruder than Ever, Study Shows
• Intel Leads Chip Sales Recovery
• Google Doesn't Hate You, It's Just Business
• Microsoft Tells the Foibles of its Windows Phone
• Microsoft Shows Off the Latest in Gesture Interfaces
• 2/8 Hot Pic: "Lotus" by Maria Recto, Yuma, Arizona
• 2/1 Runner Up: "Fall Morning" by Juris Zars, Bloomfield, Connecticut
• Photo Contest: Hot Pics for February
• 2/22 Runner Up: "Set Down," by Isabella Grass, Parksville, British Columbia
• 2/8 Runner Up: "The Last Berries" by Kurt Barz, Rigby, Idaho
• 2/22 Hot Pic: "Touchdown!" by Tim Marshall, Bayonne, New Jersey
• 2/1 Hot Pic: "Black Swallowtail With a Bumble Bee" by Dwayne A. Taylor, Salem, Massachusetts
• 2/15 Runner Up: "Rust In Peace" by Bill Laycock, Kalama, Washington
• 2/15 Hot Pic: "Apocalypse" by Bogdan Grigore, Bucharest, Romania
• LaCie Unveils Thunderbolt-Compatible Little Big Disk
• HTC Desire Beats iPhone as UK's Top Smartphone
• Apple iPad 2: What We're Expecting
• My Backup Plan: Kirk McElhearn
• IOS Publisher Bulky Pix to Release 40 Games in 2011
• DirecTV App Coming to an IPad Near You
• Peripheral Makers Get Ready for Thunderbolt
• Adobe Endorses Apple, Google Subscription Models
• There's No Clear Winner in Google's Search 'War'
• Next Up: iPhone 5
• Genspace: The World's First Community Laboratory
• Geek Flicks Come of Age
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• Remains of the Day: Tearing up for Teardowns
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• Sun Could've Beaten Linux, McNealy Says
• Nintendo 3DS Launches in Japan Amidst Tales of Lines, Sellouts, and 'Eye Pain'
• Google Makes it Easier to Get Cooking
• 95% of Kids Have Sought Porn Online
• Sony Slashes PSP Price to $130
• Apple's MacBook Pro Gets Head Start with Thunderbolt
• Study: Apple's Mobile Browser is Fastest
• Hacker Writes Easy-to-use Mac Trojan
• China Cleans up Spam Problem
• eSports Update: State of the GSL
• Xoom 4G Upgrade Could Take More Than Six Days
• Google Crackdown on Content Farms Only Hurts Web Weasels
• Why Do Only iPad Owners Get Usable Apps?
• The State of the Android Market for Honeycomb: Sloppy
• IT Graduates Not 'Well-Trained, Ready-To-Go'
• New Tech from Intel and the Motorola Xoom on World Tech Update
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• Publishers Slowly Warm to Library E-lending
• NASA: Discovery Astronauts Use Robotic Arm to Check Shuttle
• Verizon iPhone Also Suffers Death Grip, Consumer Reports Says
• Developers Respond to FTC Inquiry on In-app Purchases
• Verizon and Motorola Offer LTE to Public Safety Networks
• Apple Invites Bug Researchers to Scrutinize Lion OS
• Can the Nokia Deal Save Microsoft?
• Security That Doesn't Get in the Way
• Apple No Longer 'Thinks Different'
• Xoom Vs. iPad: The Real Tablet Wars Begin
• Anonymous and Westboro Baptist Church: When PR Stunts Backfire
• New Google Apps Tools Built to Bridge Collaboration Divide
• Video Editors for Tech-Savvy Business Users
• T-Mobile USA Loses Subscribers but Gains Smartphones
• Chrome Browser Acts More Like an OS, But Security Is Unclear
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• Apps Vanish; Backups Save the Day
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• Cubelets Let You Build Robots Without Any Experience
• Consumer Reports Disses Verizon iPhone 4 Antenna
• Sony Cuts PSP Price to $130 Ahead of NGP
• MacBook Pro Teardown Reveals First Peek of Thunderbolt
• Wall Street Beat: Enterprise Trumps Consumer IT Sales
• Police Raid PS3 Hacker's Home, Hacker Retaliates, Sony Sues
• Motorola Xoom Gets Hacked In Under An Hour
• LibreOffice Software Is Here to Stay
• Touchdown for Tablets
• 10 Android 3.0 Honeycomb Apps You Can Get Now
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• Apple Gets Back to Basics in Mac OS X Lion
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• Will Nintendo's 3DS Harm Your Eyes? We Ask an Expert
• MacBook Pro Showcases Thunderbolt's Speed
• Remains of the Day: They Say It's Your Birthday
• Swiss Court to Issue Ruling on Google Street View
• MobileMe Refresh Expected Soon
• Playfirst's Egg vs. Chicken Joins the IOS Coop
• MLB's At Bat 11 App Gears up for New Season
• Google's Media Onslaught: YouTube Subscription Service Next?
• Samsung Series 9 Laptop Out-Sleeks Apple?s MacBook Air
• Intel Plots 'Client-Aware' Cloud Services
• British Judge Approves WikiLeaks' Assange Extradition
• Kinect Hack Lets You Impersonate An Octopus Impersonating Humans
• Hacking Contest Participation Jumps
• Google Moves to Shuffle Down Low-Quality Sites
• 10 Cool Things Virtualization Lets You Do
• Google Unofficially Declares War on Content Farms
• Amazon Wants to Make It Easier to Build Complex Clouds
• LTE-Advanced Mobile Standard Gets Go-ahead From Industry
• Huawei Calls US "bluff," Invites Probe to Clear Reputation
• PayPal Reinstates Fund Meant to Help U.S. Army's Manning
• Gigabit Optical Network Slated for Taiwan
• China Blocks LinkedIn, Ramps up Internet Censorship
• Six Things I Love About Google's Android 3.0
• Snow Crash / Second Life
• The Jetsons / iRobot Roomba
• Minority Report / Gesture Controls
• Gattaca / Home Genetic-Testing Services
• The Matrix / World of Warcraft
• Foundation / Wikipedia
• Star Trek PADD / iPad
• 2001: A Space Odyssey / Watson
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• US Cybercrime Complaints Fell 10 Percent Last Year
• Gartner: Server Sales Kept Bouncing Back in Q4
• 'Reality is Broken': Jane McGonigal, Games, and the Future
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• Intel Thunderbolt Bolts Through Data Transfers
• Facebook Posts First Stab at Simpler Privacy Policy
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• Three Cool iPad Tools for IT Pros
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• Google Recipe View Dishes Up Tasty Search
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• Apple Yanks MobileMe Storage Service From Retail
• Music Execs Stressed Over Free Streaming
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• Why Trustworthy Sites Can No Longer Be Trusted
• NASA: Humanoid Robot Launching Into Future
• 93% of Tablets Sold Are iPads
• Mariner Upgrades Paperless Document Management Software
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• iPad Envy? Tablet PC Alternatives Under $250
• Facebook CEO Zuckerberg Gets His Own Comic Book
• HTC Arrive Debuts March 20, $200 With Contract
• The Phantom Of The Floppera Is Here: Tech Meets Theatre
• Mac OS X Preview: Obviously Influenced by iOS, iPad
• 100G Ethernet Stays Pricey as Speed Needs Soar
• Motorola Xoom Review Roundup: The Critics Weigh-in
• Microsoft: Update Glitch Hit 10 Percent of Phone 7 Users
• Xerox Opens Virtual Research Lab to Public
• SAP Wants Racketeering Claims Thrown out
• Ubisoft's 'We Dare' Places Actual Girls in Compromising Positions
• Microsoft Web Privacy Clears W3C Hurdle
• Apple MacBook Pro Models Now Boast Thunderbolt 10G I/0
• Hop a PlayStation Home Yacht, View Today's Space Shuttle Discovery Launch
• Tablet-Centric Android Needs Work, Say Early Reviews
• India Plans to Tighten Rules for Cyber-cafes
• Cisco Upgrades Its Video Portfolio
• Splashtop Linux: A Free Chrome OS Alternative
• Pay No Attention to That Widget Recording Your Every Move
• Intel's Thunderbolt Gets off the Ground
• Eleven Things We'd Like to See in the Next IPad
• Discovery: Glass Has a Goo Temperature
• Top Features in Windows Small Business Server 2011
• iBike Dash CC Works As Your Personal Fitness Trainer
• Five Things You Need to Know About LTE
• Chip Makers Fight Dwindling Gains in Efficiency
• Box.net Closes $48M Funding Round
• Enterprise Trade Show Welcomes Back Consumer Tech
• Apple's MacBook Pro Update: What's New
• Bethesda Releases New Elder Scrolls Skyrim Trailer
• Google Turns up the Heat on Microsoft Office
• News Corp.'s The Daily Headed to Android
• Duke Nukem Forever Dev Goads Feminists
• Google Publishes Facial Recognition Patent, Could Use Social Network Photos
• Developer Preview of Lion Arrives With More New Features
• Automator Workflow of the Month: From PDF to IBooks
• FaceTime Leaves Beta, Enters the Mac App Store
• IT Companies Lead the Field in E-procurement Take-up in EU
• HP?s New Notebooks: Businesslike, But Likeable
• Apple Releases Next-Gen OS Lion to Developers
• Apple Revamps MacBook Pro Line, Adds Thunderbolt Port
• SAP Challenging $1.3B Jury Award in Oracle Trial
• HP's WebOS Strategy: Don't Make Me Laugh
• DirecTV App Coming to an IPad Near You
• Apple Releases Printer Updates for Xerox, HP, Epson
• Apple Shareholders Reject Succession Plan Proposal
• Catastrophe engulfs Chernobyl
• "Bueller ? Bueller ? Bueller"
• 'The Wizard' ruled
• Seeds of the Super Soaker
• IETF established
• First disposable camera tossed
• Apple Store Down as New MacBook Pros Set for Release
• 'Captain EO' to the rescue
• Rutan Voyager takes flight
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• LISTSERV debuts
• Soviets launch Mir
• IMAP delivers
• 'Star Trek IV' released
• Challenger disaster kills 7
• IBM ships its first laptop
• Spy magazine debuts
• Unisys is born
• 'Hacker's Manifesto' published
• Microsoft goes public
• First PC virus spreads
• 'Captain Midnight' pwns HBO
• Back in 1986
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• Pixar Animation Studios opens
• 2011's 25 Geekiest 25th Anniversaries
• E-filing taxes begins
• Network World publishes first issue
• iPad 2 Event March 2: What to Expect
• NTT DoCoMo Launches Thinnest Android Smartphone
• Retro Browser War: IE6 vs. Netscape in 2011
• China's Baidu Accused of Search Bias in Monopoly Complaint
• MSI to Release Three 10.1-inch Touchscreen Tablets in June
• IDC: Intel's Sandy Bridge Woes Not Helping AMD
• New Nonprofit Aims at Tech Collaboration, Social Change
• Dell Optiplex 780 Minitower PC, $509
• Microsoft Fixes a Security Bug in Its Virus-scanner
• Microsoft Fights Google for Government Dollars
• Microsoft to CIOs: Before You Go Google, Ask Questions
• Researchers Create Computer That Fits on a Pen Tip
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• Farewell, Blogs! Your Days Are Numbered
• Google?s CR-48: An Adventure in Brickdom
• RIM Announces MDaemon Messaging Server for SMBs
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• 6 Dirty SEO Tricks You Must Avoid
• Windows Phone 7 Glitch: A Stumble Microsoft Can't Afford
• Belarus Man Pleads Guilty to Running Identity Theft Site
• Windows Phone 7 Glitch Magnified by Confusion, Inflexibility
• Android: Will it Be the Most Secure of All?
• Apple: You Say You Want a Revolution?
• Dell XPS Laptops Add Premium Audio, 3D Video, Sandy Bridge Processors
• Army of Fake Social Media Friends to Promote Propaganda
• 5 Ways Cloud Printers Will Make Your Small Business Soar
• DotNetNuke Acquires Social Collaboration Vendor
• SlingPlayer Mobile Adds Video-out Support
• Using Event Stream Brokers to Integrate Content With Enterprise Social Platforms
• Java 7 Support Slated for JetBrains IDE
• Apple Sales Set for Bounce With Expected MacBook Refresh
• NASA's Robot May Get Japanese Space Companion
• Even Microsoft's CIO Struggles With Cloud, Consumer Devices
• Ex-Microsoft Exec Becomes CEO at Parallels
• 5 Ways the iPad 2 Can Smoke Motorola's Xoom, Other Tablets
• Want Google I/O Tickets? Get Your $2000 Ready
• Apple Shareholders Reject CEO Succession Proposal
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• FTC Asks Court to Shut Down Text Spammer
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• Gears of War 3 To Launch September 20, Earlier Than Expected
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• Apple Announces March 2 Special Event
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