July 2011

• Adobe Launches HTML5 Rich Media Editor
• Kobo eReader Touch Edition
• Can We Avoid the Mobile Bandwidth Drought?
• Amazon Kindle 3G
• Barnes & Noble Nook Color
• Best E-Readers for Students
• Barnes & Noble Nook
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• HTC Flyer
• Amazon Kindle DX
• Best E-Readers for Students
• Apple iPad 2
• Rootkit Malware Roosts on Windows XP Systems
• iPhone 5 September Launch Hinted by AT&T Vacation Ban
• Apple has More Cash than the U.S. Government
• A Brief History of Apple Not Buying Things
• Isostick Flash Drive Lets You Mount ISOs, Makes Your Optical Drive Sad
• Final Fantasy Tactics iOS Port Approved by Apple
• Google Ups Ante with 1000 Patents from IBM
• The Week in iPad Cases: Marching on
• Big Pricetag Could Mean Big Returns as Luxury Plug-in Hybrid Debuts
• Logitech's Google TV Box Suffers from Negative Sales
• Apple iPad, Day 30: The Verdict--Can an iPad Replace a PC?
• Twitter for Android
• Dropbox for Android
• Google+ for Android
• Amazon Appstore for Android
• Kindle for Android
• 11 Best (Free) Android Tablet Apps for Newbies
• Amazon MP3 and Cloud Drive for Android
• ScoreMobile for Android
• IMDb Movies & TV
• Poynt for Android
• Various Angry Birds Titles
• Another Day, Another Android Tablet PC
• Pandora Internet Radio for Android
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• How to Survive Black Hat and Defcon Without Getting Hacked -- Maybe
• Apple iPad, Day 29: Five Things I Like Most About the iPad
• Facebook Needs Customer Service to Woo Businesses
• Facebook Gets Kudos for Paying Bug Bounties
• Leadership Lessons From Apple CEO Steve Jobs
• Judge Gives Second AT&T iPad Hacker More Time to Make Deal
• iPhone Aftermarket Emerges as Updates Loom
• How to Succeed at Innovation
• At One Month, Google+ Already a 'Major Player'
• Team Noble (Halo:Reach)
• Black Cat, Spike, Storm, Jean Grey (X-Men), and Deadpool (Marvel)
• Female Spartans
• Booster Gold and Blue Beetle (DC Comics)
• Spotted at Comic-Con 2011: Some of the Best Costumes Ever
• Popo and Nana (Ice Climbers)
• Chell (Portal)
• Comic-Con 2011
• Guy With a Big-Ass Mini-Gun
• Hit-Girl (Kickass) and Deadpool (Marvel)
• Tali
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• Sexy, er, Jedi Girl (Star Wars?)
• Catman (DC Comics) and Danger Girl
• Ghostbusters
• Spider-Man and Black Widow (Marvel)
• Joker and Harley Quinn (DC Comics)
• Galactus and USA Girl
• Johnny Sasaki (Metal Gear Solid)
• Tuskin Raider (Star Wars)
• Beetlejuice and Lydia (Beetlejuice, duh.)
• Federation Officers (Star Trek)
• Comic-Con Cosplay Clan
• Mad Hatter (Alice in Wonderland) and Ariel (The Little Mermaid)
• Imperial Troops (Star Wars)
• Scarecrow and The Riddler (DC Comics)
• 'Lil Captain America (Marvel)
• Mysterion (South Park)
• Google TV More Enticing after Set-Top Box Price Slash
• ISP Data-Retention Bill Rankles Privacy Advocates
• How Cloud Computing Will Change IT: New Predictions
• AT&T Data Throttling Is Just a Political Stunt
• Great Timewasters: 5 Videos to Enhance Your Weekend
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• 6 Memorable Google Maps Mishaps
• Still Closed for Business
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• Costa Rica Accidentally Invades Nicaragua
• Reigniting a European Border War
• Sunsetting a City
• Detour Needed
• Taking On Water
• Apple iPad, Day 28: My Five Biggest iPad Complaints
• Magic Hour: Great Photo Filters
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• Action Snap: Capture Fast-Moving Subjects
• Lightbox Photos: Filters, Instant Photo Upload, and Social Networking
• Pocketbooth: Photo-Booth Snapshots
• 9 Apps to Transform Your Android Phone Into a High-End Camera
• PicSay Pro: Excellent Photo Editor
• HDR Camera: More Definition and Details
• SocialCamera: Instant Photo Tagging
• Camera360: Heavy-Duty Tools
• The Best Apps the App Stores Offer
• Postagram: Postcard Creation
• Anonymous Releases Documents It Says Came From ManTech
• Alcatel-Lucent Gets $70 Million in Microsoft Patent Case
• AT&T to Throttle Big Users of Unlimited Data
• AT&T Confirms Data Throttling Coming October 1
• What Beer Do Robots Like? DARwin Tells All
• President Obama Uses Twitter to Drum Up Support for Debt Ceiling Deal
• HP Offers TouchPad Rebates to Attract Buyers
• Google Search Now Friendlier for Tablets
• Google Launches 'What's New In Google+' Page
• Internet Explorer Users Are Kinda Stupid, Study Suggests
• SAP Project Issues Hurt Ingram Micro Profits Again
• Carriers, Trade Groups Propose Broadband Fund
• Google+ Passes First Tests, but Challenges Remain
• 7/18 Hot Pic: "River of Dreams" by Neil R. Shapiro, Niskayuna, New York
• 7/18 Runner Up: "Cooling Off" by Russell Smith, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
• Photo Contest: Hot Pics for July
• 7/4 Runner Up: "White Peacock" by Kenneth Schneider, Miramar, Florida
• 7/25 Runner Up: "Jungle Sunset," by Aitijhya Mallick, West Bengal, India
• 7/4 Hot Pic: "Praying Mantis" by Jondaar Jondaar, New Zealand
• 7/25 Hot Pic: "New Tulip," by Nichole Bengtson, Markesan, Wisconsin
• 7/11 Hot Pic: "Shoshone" by Lisa Kidd, Jerome, Idaho
• 7/11 Runner Up: "Wooden Shoes" by Myka Forrest, Cedar Rapids, Iowa
• New Mango Phone, Cheaper Nintendo 3DS, Cars and Camcorders
• Google Wants E-mail in Android Suit Redacted
• Facebook to Pay Hackers for Bugs
• Gundam Car Navigation Software Now Available for iPhone
• iPhone 5: Why Rivals Should Be Worried
• Wall Street Beat: Debt, GDP Weigh on Tech Shares
• CouchBase, SQLite Launch Unified NoSQL Query Language
• New E-procurement Plans Could Boost Smaller EU IT Companies
• Android Tops Smartphone Market With 39% Share
• Toshiba to Fix Thrive Tablet Sleep-mode Bug Next Week
• Selectric Stamp
• Still Selling
• Selectric Clones
• Pals with the PC
• It's Selectric!
• Self-Correcting Selectric
• Career Opportunity
• The Original Selectric
• Selectrict 'Golf Balls"
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• Forecasting Future Tech
• Upgrades
• Typewriter Wars
• It's Selectric! IBM's Classic Typewriter Turns 50
• IBM's Era
• AT&T May Switch to Throttling with iPhone 5's Arrival, Says Report
• EU Lawmakers Ignore Consumers' Views on Net Neutrality Claim
• Google+ Usage Declines: 5 Reasons Why
• Yahoo, Alibaba and Softbank Reach Agreement on Alipay
• Microsoft Patches Mac Office Flaw in Lion
• CA Technologies Buys Watchmouse for Cloud Monitoring
• Jeff Vogel Revisits Avernum in 'Escape From The Pit'
• Apple iPad, Day 27: How Will iOS 5 and iCloud Change Things?
• Nintendo Cuts 3DS Price to Push Sales
• Apple Topples Nokia, Samsung as Top Smartphone Maker
• The 10 Geekiest iPad Apps Ever
• Pong Clock: $0.99
• Dark Horse, DC Comics, Marvel and Comics + Apps: Free, with individual books available for purchase
• Lego Instructions: Free
• Star Trek PADD: $4.99
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• Torchwood: Web of Lies: Free, with in-game episode purchases
• FluxCapacitor: $0.99
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• Doctor Who: The Mazes of Time: $3.99
• Memefy: $0.99
• South Park Avatar Creator: $0.99
• iAmADalek: Free
• Apple and Samsung Overtake Nokia in Smartphone Sales in Q2
• Dell Launches 10-inch Android Tablet in China
• Google's Two-step Authentication Goes Worldwide
• A Hacker Speaks: How Malware Might Blow Up Your Laptop
• Win: Google+
• Win: Getting ITA Software
• Win: Google's New Look
• Top 10 Google Wins and Fails of 2011 (So Far)
• Fail: Picking on Bing
• Fail: The Nortel Patents That Slipped Away
• Win: Les Paul Guitar Doodle
• Fail: Google Music's Weak Launch
• Fail: Honeycomb
• Fail: Buzz Privacy Settlement
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• Google's Wins and Fails
• Win: Chromebooks
• Microsoft Pokes Fun at Google in Spoof Video: "The GMailman'
• Sprint, LightSquared See Green in LTE
• US Phisher Who Hit 38,500 Gets Long Prison Sentence
• New Apple iPhone App Uses Augmented Reality to Replace Ads With Art
• Buy a New Mac, Get iLife for All Your Macs
• Macs Infringe S3 Patents, Could Face U.S. Import Ban
• E-Commerce Sites Based on Open Source Code Under Attack
• Tablets Used Widely for Business, Says Survey
• Hey, Twitter, There's an Ad in My Stream!
• Windows Mango Matches Apple and Android in Features: But for How Long?
• House Panel Votes to Require ISPs to Keep Customer Records
• Sprint?s Move To LTE Not Great News For Consumers
• Verizon's First 4G Laptop is Overpriced, Here's Why
• Despite Challenges, Motorola Still Expects a Profitable Year
• 'Super Wi-Fi' Has 100km Range, Is Coming to Save the Day
• At Last! Watch Flash Video on Apple iPhones or iPads With SkyFire's VideoQ App
• Ten Best Practices to Prevent Data and Privacy Breaches
• AMD Takes Microprocessor Market Share From Intel in Q2
• Oracle Releases Java SE 7
• SAP, Rent-a-Center in Battle Over Millions in Fees
• FTC Targets Online Business Listing Operation
• Apple iPad, Day 26: Adding It All Up
• International Space Station Will Be Sunk Into the Ocean in 2020 [Update: Not Quite]
• Is the iPad Unbeatable?
• ARM Could Breathe New Life Into Laptops
• Thanks to MeeGo, Asus Makes Good on Its $200 Laptop Promise
• Nevada License Plate Yanked for Being 'Vulgar'
• ESPN's Xbox App Gears Up for College Football Season
• Novell to Close Vibe Cloud Collaboration Suite
• Google+ Traffic, Audience Time Drop
• Julia Roberts Ad Banned in the UK for Abuse of Photoshop
• IBM Boosts Services Arm With Research Help
• Wrong LulzSec Suspect May Have Been Nabbed
• Oracle Buys InQuira to Boost Fusion CRM
• China's Alibaba Unveils New Mobile OS
• France Télécom Customer Numbers Up, First Half Revenue Down
• Microsoft Adds RAW Photo File Support to Windows
• Dell Warranties Servers for 'Fresh-Air Cooling'
• Nintendo 3DS Price Slashed $80, Current Owners Getting 20 Free Games
• Windows Phone 7 Gets a Thumbs-Down from Customers
• Rumors Pin iPhone 5 Launch Mid-September
• BBC Launches Subscription IPad App for 11 European Countries
• The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess
• Muramusa: The Demon Blade
• Super Smash Bros. Brawl
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• GoldenEye 007
• Sin & Punishment: Star Successor
• Kirby?s Epic Yarn
• Donkey Kong Country Returns
• Resident Evil 4: Wii Edition
• Nintendo Wii: The 10 Best Games
• Dead Space: Extraction
• Super Mario Galaxy 2
• Google Service Rewrites Web Pages for Speed
• Startup Helps SaaS Vendors Boost Sales, Customer Experience
• Alcatel-Lucent Returns to Profit on Small Rise in Revenue
• Nintendo Slashing Price of 3DS
• First Windows Mango Phone Unveiled
• Sony Reports Q1 Loss, Cuts Full-year Outlook
• Apple iPad, Day 25: Can a Business Replace PCs with iPads?
• Google-Admeld Deal Under Closer DOJ Scrutiny
• Samsung R540 15.6-Inch Laptop, $400
• Debate Rages Over How to Manage Personal Mobile Devices Used for Work
• Ada Lovelace
• Steve Fox
• 9 Tech Superstars as Comic Book Characters
• Carol Bartz
• Steve Ballmer
• Bill Gates
• Tech Superheroes and Supervillains
• Larry Page and Sergey Brin
• Linus Torvalds
• Steve Jobs
• Mark Zuckerberg
• Beware of 'wrong Transaction' Hotel Spam
• IEEE Sets Standard for 'White Spaces'
• Beyond Angry Birds: The 20 Most Acclaimed iPhone/iPad Games
• Dark Nebula ? Episode 2
• Space Invaders Infinity Gene
• Pudding Panic
• Cut the Rope HD
• Real Racing 2
• Scrabble for iPad
• Carcassonne
• Chaos Rings
• Into the Wild Beyond
• What Do You Think?
• N.O.V.A.: Near Orbit Vanguard Alliance
• Super QuickHook
• Jet Car Stunts
• Need for Speed Shift
• Plants vs. Zombies HD
• Monkey Island 2: Lechuck's Revenge
• Ticket to Ride
• iBlast Moki
• Dominion HD
• Ragdoll Blaster 2
• First Touch Soccer
• World of Goo
• Hitwise: Google+ Traffic Dropped Last Week
• Pittsburgh Looks to Save Money With Gmail Migration
• How to Make Lion More Like Snow Leopard
• Driver: San Francisco Requires Permanent Internet Connection
• Battleship: The Movie Trailer Features Aliens, Liam Neeson
• Former NASA CTO Launches Cloud Appliance
• Netflix vs. Hulu: Who's Watching What, and Where
• Workers Want to Choose Their Mobile Devices, Survey Finds
• Universities Launch Ultra-high-speed Broadband Initiative
• IT Security's Scariest Acronym: BYOD, Bring Your Own Device
• Yahoo, Facebook, Google to IETF: Where Are the IPv6 Users?
• Next Apple MacBook Pros to Get the Slimmed-Down MacBook Air Treatment
• Don't Have Time for Adwords? Try Adwords Express
• LulzSec Hackers Spokesman "Topiary" Arrested, U.K. Cops Say
• Why IT Outsourcing Deals Are Getting Smaller
• Graphing Calculator Web Browser Is Here; Geeks Love it, Smartphones Unimpressed
• 'War Texting' Lets Hackers Unlock Car Doors via SMS
• UK Police Arrest Anonymous Spokesman 'Topiary'
• Bastion and the Slow Rise of Downloadable Console Games
• Toyota's High-Tech Realistic Driving Simulator
• Implantable Artificial Lung Breathes Open Air Instead of From Oxygen Tanks
• 10 'Great' Tech Products that Really Weren't
• CA Equips Management Tools for Cloud Oversight
• Cornell Software Learns How to Spot Fake Online Reviews
• Google Opens SMS-to-chat Gateway to More African Countries
• SAP Co-CEO McDermott Talks up HANA, Mobility and SaaS
• 4G Galaxy Tab 10.1: Five Things to Consider
• Google Speeds up +1 Button Rendering
• Luminate Aims to Turn Web Images into Mini-Apps
• Kobo Rebuffs Apple, Will Build HTML5 Bookstore
• IPad Still Top Tablet in China Despite Rivals
• Passwords in Mac OS X Can Be Pilfered With New Tool
• Leaked Images of AT&T-Branded Samsung Galaxy S II Surface
• EA: Game Console Cycle Has 'Gone Forever'
• First Windows 'Mango' Phone Unveiled
• Facebook Targets Grumpy Google+ Users With Business Friendly Page
• India's HCL Questioned in Phone Hacking Scandal
• SAP Tying Analytics to Google Maps, Earth
• First Windows "Mango" Phone Unveiled
• Nine Creepy Apps for Android, iOS, and the Web
• Gaming on Google+: What Will It Look Like?
• HP Photosmart Premium e-All-in-One Printer, $115
• New Initiative Aims to Certify Open Clouds
• Verizon Joins Booster Vendor in FCC Plan
• Walmart Offers New Streaming Video Purchases
• Contour+ Helmet Cam Records 1080p, Uses Your Smartphone as Viewfinder
• Windows Phone OS Mango Sent to Manufacturers, Carriers
• Extract Essential Email Data
• Use Your iOS Device as a GunCon
• Why Twitter Is Obsolete
• Apple and Hulu: Not So Strange Bedfellows?
• Black Hat Pwnie Award Winner Will Be a Criminal
• RIM Downsizes Staff, Readies New BlackBerry Phones
• Many Employees Would Sell Corporate Information, Study Says
• Can Google+ be the Next Facebook -- and the Next Twitter?
• Consumers Don't Want E-Health Records
• App Store, Android Market Spur Explosive App Download Growth
• Google Pulls Back on Heavy-Handed Google+ Name Policy
• U.S. Adults Love Video-Sharing Sites, Pew Says
• Survey: Video Dominates Mobile Traffic
• Intel Grooms Andy Bryant to Become Chairman
• Group: US Govt' Can Help Encourage Cloud Adoption
• SEO Peddlers See Value in Google's +1
• What the New Google Places Means for Your Business
• Android Tablets Aren't Selling - Yet
• Bummer: Asus and Acer Ultrabooks to Cost Over $1000
• Senators Push for High-skill Immigration Reform
• SAP Q2 Revenue Rises 14 Percent
• Black Hat: Embedded Web Servers Open Printer, Scanner Security Holes
• Netflix: Price Hike Backlash Won't Last
• LinkedIn Tip: How to Use the New Job Application Feature
• InterDigital Sues Nokia, Huawei and ZTE
• Transparent Batteries For Completely See-Through Devices
• Apple iPad, Day 24: Securing and Protecting the iPad
• Why Apple and Hulu Aren't Strange Bedfellows
• Avatar Kinect Adds Facial Expressions to Your Avatars
• SAP Updates Full-year Outlook Based on Strong Q2
• 5 Reasons Apple's Mac Mini Isn't Killing the DVD
• Mozilla's Boot to Gecko: A Mobile OS that Could Succeed
• QR Codes Can Help Spread the Word About Your Business?Online and Off
• Facebook Blows Past Google as Most-Typed URL Domain
• SpyEye Trojan Morphs to Defeat Online Banking Defenses
• Dell Debuts Cloud-ready System
• Zynga Extending CityVille's Social Gaming Borders to China
• R.I.P. DVD: Six Reasons It's Time for Discs to Die
• RIM Layoffs Won't Right Ship, Analysts Say
• In Defense of Online Anonymity: The Google+ Policy is Wrong
• Google Books Bows to New Apple App Store Rules
• Cognizant Acquires CoreLogic's India Services Operations
• Saudi Arabia Blocks Amnesty International Website
• Zynga Partners With Tencent to Launch Game in China
• China's Baidu Revenues Get Boost From Advertisers
• Polar Cubs: The Un-Bearably Cute Battle
• Nikola Tesla: The Origins-of-the-Scientist War
• Pluto: The War of the (Former) World
• Street Fighter Game Characters: The War of the Fictional Weight Classes
• (The) Eagles: The War of the Definite Article
• Wikipedia Wars: 10 Biggest Edit Battles
• Nintendo Wii: The Rhyming Homonym Battle
• The Star Wars Death Star: The War Over Star Wars
• Jimmy Wales: The Battle of the Wikipedian?s Birthday
• Yao Ming: The 'Can?t We Just Say He?s Really Tall?' Battle
• Caesar Salad: To Anchovy or Not Anchovy--That Is One Part of This War
• War of the Words
• Mozilla to Build Mobile OS for the Web
• S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Shadow of Chernobyl
• Shogun 2: Total War
• Eve Online
• Barkley, Shut Up and Jam: Gaiden
• Sid Meier's Civilization 5
• Planescape: Torment
• 21 Great PC Games You'll Never Play on a Console
• Star Wars: The Old Republic
• Microsoft Flight Simulator
• StarCraft II
• Frozen Synapse
• Terraria
• 21 Great PC Games You?ll Never Play on a Console
• Gemini Rue
• Dawn of War II
• Amnesia: The Dark Descent
• League of Legends
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• Vampire: The Masquerade -- Bloodlines
• World of Warcraft
• Sins of a Solar Empire
• Second Life
• Football Manager 2011
• Crysis
• Apple Releases OS X 10.6.8 Supplemental Update
• SanDisk Releases New SSDs for Old Computers
• Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1-Inch Tablet, $70 Off
• DotNetNuke Gets Fresh User Interface
• This Political Revolution Brought to You by Twitter
• Social Engineering: 3 Mobile Malware Techniques
• Naming Names: Google Wrestles With Anonymity
• Russia Steps up Game in Supercomputing
• iOS 4.3.5 Is Out; Redsn0w Jailbreak Works
• RIM BlackBerry is Cutting 2,000 Jobs, 11% of Workforce
• iOS, Mac App Stores Available in 33 More Countries
• Google's Wi-Fi Data Collection Efforts Were Extensive
• AT&T is Bringing Gingerbread to Android Phones -- At Last!
• Verizon 4G LTE: Four Gotchas
• Apple's New App Store Rules: Let the Minor Inconveniences Begin
• LightSquared vs. GPS Raises Big Spectrum Issues
• Microsoft Extends SUSE Linux Partnership
• DoD Debuts a Brand-New Linux for Telecommuters
• Good: IOS Significantly Beating Android in Enterprises
• Intel Ships Low-voltage Celeron Processors
• Group: Spectrum Plan Could Shut Down TV Stations
• The 5 Biggest IT Security Mistakes
• Apple Wins Bid for an Apple Store in Grand Central Station
• New Haptic Feedback Tech Makes Touchscreens Poke Back
• Qualcomm Aims for Gesture Recognition in Mobile Devices
• Should Microsoft Dump Bing?
• Complaints Mount Over Google+ Account Deletions
• RIM Slims as Sales Slump
• Intel Acknowledges SSD 320 Bug, Working on Firmware Upgrade
• Dragon Dictate Update Supports Mobile Mic, Social Nets
• Apple iPad, Day 23: Using the Front-Facing Camera on the iPad 2
• Facebook iPad App Leaked
• Oracle Gives Sneak Peek at MySQL 5.6 Features
• Phony Apple Stores in China are Shut Down
• Microsoft Lists Glitches in Office under Lion
• RIM COO Retires as Company Lays off One-tenth of Staff
• Did Oslo Terrorist Use Modern Warfare 2 as 'Training Sim'?
• Algorithms That Rule the Web
• Mozilla Hustles to Handle Demise of Google Toolbar for Firefox
• Who's Tracking Your Cell Phone?
• Adobe Software Breaks Down on Mac OS X Lion
• Malware is a Disease; Let's Treat it that Way
• Lion Upgrades Go Well . . . Mostly
• Apple Recalls Faulty iMac 1TB Seagate Drives
• Virtualizing Network Appliances
• Gmail's New Features: A First Look
• AT&T Customers Attempt to Block T-Mobile Merger
• Cisco Sought to Paint Whistleblower as 'Sinister'
• Google Under Fire for Not Playing Fair
• Big Box Retailers Take Electric Vehicle Charging Mainstream
• Anonymous, Hackers, Citizens: Know Your Rights!
• Google+ Users Irked at Surge in Deleted Accounts
• 'Food Porn' At Its Best: Ex-Microsoft CTO Publishes Groundbreaking Cookbook
• NASA Fires Up Jet Fuel That Tastes Like Chicken
• IT "Geek Squad" Wins $319 Million in the Mega Millions Lottery
• Vengeful Programmer Gets Two Years In Prison For Botnet Attack
• What Constitutes Defamation On Twitter? Rocker Courtney Love Has An Idea
• Your Brain on Google
• 25 Year On: Captain Midnight
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• Building the Borg: US Intelligence Agency Wants to Know How Your Overtaxed Brain Works
• Um, Really? She's Not Going to Be Happy
• Researcher Blows $15K By Reporting Bug to Google
• #$@%*@#^ Computer!
• China's Great Firewall 'Father' Pelted With Egg, Shoes
• IT Pro's Perfect Game Puts Him In Putt-Putt Record Book
• White Castle's Hamburger Cult of Craving Goes Viral
• The Metaphors Have It
• Digitally Altered Broadcast of Fireworks Sparks Debate in Boston
• Pummeling PowerPoint
• 20 of the Weirdest, Wackiest and Stupidest Sci/Tech Stories of 2011 (So Far)
• Unabomber Ted Kaczynski's Creepy Online Auction Raises $232,000
• Yeah, But Can It Play "Stairway to Heaven?"
• Sex Doll-Based Robot Helps Dentists Learn Realistic, Sensitive Healing
• Apple iPad, Day 22: Pictures and Photo Editing on the iPad
• Repair Hassles: Who Will Fix a Defective Laptop Graphics Card?
• Buy a New Car Like the Experts Do
• Why Google+ Games Might Not Annoy
• Demand Media Tries to Silence its Critics
• AT&T's Mobile Success Pays Off
• Apple Still Bet to Bid for Hulu
• Early Google+ Can't Touch Twitter for Breaking News
• Bodymedia Takes the Guesswork out of Weight Loss
• Apple Releases Lion, the Space Shuttle Retires, and More
• T-Mobile Offers iPhone-friendly Micro-SIM Cards
• Microsoft's Breakout Quarter: The Future of the Company Isn't Spelled 'Windows'
• Oracle, Google Both Get Lesson in Financials over Patent Claim
• Facebook Scams Popping Up that Exploit Norway Tragedy
• Upgrading to Lion at an Apple Store
• Shrinking IT Staff Leaves Security Projects in the Lurch
• Is Google+ Really Google Buzz 2.0?
• Apple MacBook Batteries Vulnerable to Malware, Destruction
• IT Outsourcing: How Offshoring Can Kill Innovation
• Apple iPad, Day 21: Apple App Store Annoyances
• 12 Useful (or Silly) Smartphone Cases
• Where Are the Crazy or Useful Android Phone Cases?
• Lego iPhone Case
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• Apple's Radical New Mac Server Strategy
• Google Buys Facial Recognition Company PittPatt
• Battle of the 3D Phones: HTC EVO 3D vs. LG Optimus 3D
• Toyota Develops Pedestrian Collision-Detection System
• Oracle Ordered to Lower Damages Claim Against Google
• iPhone Case Helps Diabetics Get Blood Glucose Readings
• Google+ Games Might Not Be Obnoxious
• IBM Speeds Storage Retrieval With Flash Drives
• Chip Makers Downplay the Impact of Tablets on PC Sales
• Malawi Blocks Social Media Networks to Quell Protests
• Acer to Launch Laptop with Nvidia Tegra Processor, Reports Say
• Say Goodbye to Google Labs
• AT&T Outpaces Verizon in iPhone Sales
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• Motorola Should Consider Monetizing Patents, Says Investor
• RIM Buys Video-editing Vendor JayCut
• SAP Hopes Partners Will Rev up Mobile Apps Sales
• DIY Captain America Shield Can't Stop Bullets, But Makes a Mean Frisbee
• Microsoft Earnings Boosted by Business
• GE's 500GB Holographic Discs Get Blu-Ray Write Speeds
• Google Warns 1 Million PCs Hit by Search Hijack
• Wall Street Beat: Tech Earnings Show Sector Strength
• Microsoft Appeases Tribe Over 'Tulalip' Code Name
• Google Scrambles to Accelerate Google+ Business Profiles
• Lodsys Adds Angry Birds Maker to Lawsuit
• Google+ Hits 20 Million Users. Now What?
• Sony Grappling with 55 U.S. Lawsuits After PSN Hack
• Guitar Hero Comeback Planned
• LulzSec, Anonymous Hackers Undeterred
• Verizon Posts Revenue Growth on Mobile Additions
• Heathrow to Install Facial Recognition Scanners
• Google's Calder Doodle Reacts to a Moving Laptop
• RIM Confirms 'Old' Android App Player Leak
• Microsoft Profit Reveals Strategy for the Future
• Apple's iPad Eats into PC Market
• Linux 3.0 a Steady Step Forward
• Apple Said In Early Talks to Acquire Hulu
• Toyota System Can Sense Pedestrians, Avoid Accidents
• Oracle May Depose Google's Larry Page, Orders Magistrate
• Google: Sun Offered to License Java for $100 Million
• HTC Unveils Smartphone for Chinese Twitter-like Service
• Apple iPad, Day 20: Music, Movies, and Books (Oh My!) With the iPad
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• Twitter's Quick Bar (March)
• Nokia N9 Smartphone (June)
• Barnes & Noble Nook
• Final Cut Pro X Software (June)
• Apple iPad 2
• Amazon Kindle 3G
• New York Post Paywall (June)
• Duke Nukem Forever (June)
• Dropbox (April and June)
• Dell Streak 7 Tablet (January)
• Kobo eReader Touch Edition
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• Commerce Department Will Push Privacy Codes of Conduct
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• Sony Insurer Says It's Not Liable for Breach-related Costs
• AMD Revenue Drops as CEO Search Continues
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• Apple Contributes Half the Cost of Nortel Patents
• Oracle Buys Ksplice for Linux 'zero Downtime' Tech
• Microsoft Records Banner Sales Year
• Nokia Needs a Windows Phone (Badly)
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