March 2010

• Intel, Nokia Let MeeGo Come Outside to Play
• Details of AMD's Six-core Phenom II Chips Leaked Online
• iPunked
• Six April Fool's Day Apps for Your iPhone
• The...um...Fart Ocarina
• Krazy Kamera
• An 82-year-old classic
• Pranktionary - The Prank Dictionary
• 101 APRIL FOOL'S DAY PRANK IDEAS
• How the iPad Will Change Mobile Business Computing
• iPhone OS 4.0 Said to Support Expose-Like Multitasking
• Small Phone Circle Keypad
• Chinese Knockoffs: Fake iPhones and Strange Sights at a Shenzhen Market
• Lamborghini Phone
• Fake Lephone
• Alien Head Shaped Phone
• Fake Red iPhone Trays
• Cigarette Pack Phone
• Fake iPhones Behind Glass
• iPhone in Name Only
• Fake "Sansung" Phone
• Next...
• Vendor Display
• Mickey Mouse Phone
• Rolex Phone
• The Crowds
• iPod Style Phones
• Outside the Market
• Avatar Phone
• Epicor Ships ERP Update 'for the Recovery'
• RIM Earnings Are up but Disappoint Analysts
• ITC to Investigate HTC Phones After Apple Complaint
• AT&T Customers Ponder a Verizon iPhone
• New Application Could Make All Software 'open Source'
• Are iPad Killers Lurking?
• What Twitter's New Home Page Means For You
• Apple Updates AirPort Utility, Base Station Firmware
• Acer Replaces Touchpad With Touch Screen in New Laptop
• YouTube Makeover Designed To Keep You Watching
• JooJoo Tablet PC Is Doomed
• Tech Provider for Microsoft's Project Natal Revealed
• Take Advantage of New Simplified Cisco Wireless Routers
• 64 GB Zune HD Coming, Price Cuts on the Rest
• Oracle Revamps Tuxedo for Mainframe Rehosting
• ITunes 9.1: What's Changed
• Has AT&T's Network Improvement Plan Helped Enough?
• Yahoo to Shut Down Small-publisher Ad Network
• Lawson Puts Its ERP on Amazon's Cloud
• Study Calls for More C-level Involvement in Cybersecurity
• iPad Mania Brings Scams, Dubious Offers to Web
• Google Hits 'Great Firewall' of China
• Oracle Adds Pharmaceutical Focus to CRM on Demand
• Benefits of a Verizon iPhone for AT&T Customers
• Goober Promises Low Rates for VoIP App Users
• International Customers, Apple Store Employees Await IPad
• Magellan RoadMate 1445T, $130
• LG BD270 Blu-ray Player, $98
• Toshiba 55SV670U HDTV, $1575
• Hitachi SimpleDrive Mini 500GB, $90
• Dell Inspiron Mini 10 N450 Netbook and Sony Reader, $398
• Deals of the Week
• Mozilla Pushes Out Last Update to Firefox 3.0
• Dell to Enter Managed Print Services Market
• Living With Windows: Sharing Drives
• MobileMe Gallery App Updated, Adds Contacts Feature
• Before Fire, Ukrainian Hosting Company Was Improving
• Microsoft, Ford Team on Electric Car Software
• Adobe Could Be Your Security Weakest Link
• Google Upgrades E-mail Management Hosted Service
• LION Cable Links Madagascar, Mauritius, Reunion
• Many Tricks Releases Leech 2.0 Download Assistant
• Apple's App Store Comes to Facebook
• What App Developer Survey Means to Your Business
• Former Exec Indicted on CDT Price-fixing Charges
• Starbucks Adds More Locations for IPhone Payment App
• Find Fresh Widgets for IWeb
• Google, Adobe Cozy up on Flash for Chrome Browser
• The Bob Chronicles
• iPad Rivals: Five Ways to Succeed
• Memeo Announces Memeo Connect Reader for IPad
• Companies Create Alliance to Push Open Source Clouds
• Sony Moves to Turn LCD TV Operations Profitable in New Deal
• Facebook Flub Leaks Private E-mail Addresses
• Hype Helps Windows Users Patch Fast
• Memeo Connect Reader Syncs Google Docs on iPad
• Sorry Xbox 360, No Star Wars: The Old Republic For You
• Lawsuit Takes Aim at People Swapping Movies Online
• Report: AT&T Helps Apple Fix iPhone Woes
• Millions in China Have No Antivirus Software, Survey Shows
• AUO to Acquire Toshiba LCD Plant in Singapore
• McAfee: 'Amateur' Malware Not Used in Google Attacks
• Firms Gear Up to Ride iPad Coattails
• Cisco Announces New Valet, Linksys 802.11n Wireless Routers
• Apple's IPad Fuels Interest in Rival Devices in China
• E-mail Accounts of Foreign Journalists in China Hacked
• Why ECPA Should Make You Think Twice about the Cloud
• Greenpeace Says the Cloud Is a Carbon Polluter
• Google: Malware Targets Vietnamese Activists
• Publish Your Novel on the iPad for Free
• Supertaskers Who Balance Cell Phone, Car are Few
• Adobe Teams with Google to Give Chrome Some Flash
• Apple's iPhone on Verizon: 4 Reasons to Think Twice
• Google Now Says Technical Glitch Not to Blame in China
• Robert Beauchamp
• Shantanu Narayen
• Mark Hurd
• Paul Otellini
• Michael Dell
• Dan Warmenhoven
• Randall Stephenson
• Edward Mueller
• Sam Palmisano
• John Chambers
• Steve Ballmer
• John Swainson
• John Thompson
• To Follow the Money, Follow the Leader
• Calculations
• Google Glitch Blocks Access in China -- Not Censors
• Ron Hovsepian
• Sanjay Jha
• Robert Mao
• CEO Pay Day: Tech Leaders Still Rake It In
• Larry Ellison
• Ivan Seidenberg
• Joe Tucci
• Next...
• Jim Whitehurst
• Dirk Meyer
• Greg Brown
• Steve Jobs
• Facebook Decides You'd Rather 'Like' than 'Be a Fan'
• Apple Posts QuickTime 7.6.6 Update
• IPhoto Update Released, Adds IPad Compatibility
• Jury Sides With Novell in Long-running SCO Battle
• Firemint, Linkin Park, Others Confirm IPad Game Titles
• ITunes 9.1 Adds Sync Support for IPad
• Seton Hill to Give IPads to All Full-time Students
• Server Vendors Focus on Memory in Nehalem-EX Servers
• Getting Facebook Users to "Like" Your Brand
• Apple's iPad Applies for a Job in the Enterprise ? Without Office
• Red Hat Focuses New RHEL 5.5 on Multicore
• Elan Files With ITC, Seeks Sales Injunction Against Apple
• Chilli X Promises IPad Version of PhotoFrame App
• Greenpeace: Facebook Has a Hand in Global Warming
• Twitter Revamps Home Page to Retain First-time Users
• Is the FCC Crafting Policy Based on Lousy Data?
• Google Chrome Gets Integrated Flash
• Intel's Nehalem-EX Aims for High-performance Computing
• Apple iPad, iPhone Hit with Multitouch Patent Lawsuit
• Big Bang Machine Collides Particles at Record Rate
• SAP's 'virtual War Room' Tool Gets a Name: StreamWork
• What You Need to Know about Microsoft's Emergency IE Patch
• New iPhone Spec Rumors: A4-Class CPU, 960x640 Display
• Track a Mac's Uptime
• Permute Joins the Ranks of Mac Media-converting Apps
• Tech Firms, Privacy Groups Want New E-privacy Law
• Living With Windows: Sharing Screens
• Configure Admin Rights for More Secure Windows 7
• Emergency IE Patch Fixes Zero-Day Flaw
• MapQuest 4 Mobile Adds Free Voice Navigation
• Super Contacts
• 10 Must-Have Free Apps for Your WebOS Phone
• Outline Tracker Free
• Google Calendar Search
• Evernote
• My DataBank
• 10 Free webOS Apps You Need Now
• AccuWeather
• Pandora
• OpenTable
• SmartRunner
• TweeFree
• Former IPod Chief Bids Apple Farewell
• Use Depth of Field to Take Better Pictures
• Verizon iPhone: A Reality Check
• Top 9 iPhone 'Twitch-Action' Games
• Femtocell Prices Have Dropped Below $100, Says Vendor
• US Court Orders Ukranian to Pay for Insider Trading Hack
• Mulcahy to Step Down as Xerox Chairman
• Exalead Creates Automatic Searchable Speech Transcripts
• Wireless Phones Keep Getting Smarter
• LinkedIn App Comes to BlackBerry, Finally
• Did Apple and Google Kiss and Make Up?
• iPads May Be Nice, but Netbooks Still Rule
• Microsoft to Patch IE With Emergency Fix
• Managing iPad Security Weaknesses
• iPhone Coming to Verizon: Haven't We Heard This Before?
• Apple Now Shipping iPads
• Apple Delivers Record Security Update
• Google's Plan to End Android Fragmentation
• JC Penney Tried to Block Publication of Data Breach
• Taiwan Makers to Display 10 IPad-like Devices at Computex
• Bad iPad: Some Naysayers Not Smitten with iPad
• Google Says Mobile Services in China Partly Blocked
• PayPal to Halt Some Remittance Services in Japan
• Amazon Kindle Hits China's Gray Market
• Geolocation 101: How It Works, the Apps, and Your Privacy
• Tech Secrets: 21 Things 'They' Don?t Want You to Know
• Is a Verizon iPhone in the Works?
• Who Wants to Buy Apple's iPad?
• Yahoo Pulls Facebook Into Yahoo Mail
• Welcome Home! PAX East 2010: A Gamernerd?s Mecca
• Microsoft Prepares Internet Explorer Patch
• New IPhone Coming, Plus a Version for Verizon, Report Says
• Homemade, Soccer-playing Robots Compete for Trip to Atlanta
• Facebook Mulls Privacy Changes, Causes More Outrage
• Data Storage: Be Proactive, or Pay a High Price
• Apple May Ship Up to 10 Million iPads In Calendar 2010--Analyst
• Inside Apple's OS X 10.6.3 Update
• Google Safe Browsing Makes the Innocent Look Guilty
• Valve Eyeing Steam for Mac Beta Testers
• HP Opens New U.S. Tech Support Center
• Google, Microsoft, Netflix May Share List of IPv6 Users
• Red Hat Moves Into Desktop Virtualization
• SEO Tips: How Top Websites Increase Search Results
• Lawmakers Ask for FTC Investigation of Google Buzz
• Apple iPad Helps Businesses Meet Needs of Disabled Employees
• Living With Windows: Sharing Files
• Swype Says 'c U L8tr' to Shortened Words
• Apple Releases Security Update for Leopard, Snow Leopard
• Apple Posts IPad Guided Tour Videos
• HTC HD2 Caught Running Windows Phone 7 OS
• 3/30/10 Runner-Up: "Dawn Tram Inspection," by Stewart Silvestri, Brookline, Massachusetts
• 3/16/10 Runner-Up: "Glowing Teeth" by Lisa Cohen, Delray Beach, Florida
• 3/2/10 Runner-Up: "Mallard Flight" by Edward McFadden, Warrenton, Oregon
• 3/16/10 Hot Pic: "Lots of Red," by Susan Feulner, Bloomington, Minnesota
• 3/9/10 Hot Pic: "First Time in the Sand," by David Miller, Bend, Oregon
• 3/23/10 Runner-Up: "Coronet" by Myka Peterson, Cedar Rapids, Iowa
• 3/2/10 Hot Pic: "Iguana," by Kenneth C. Schneider, Miramar, Florida
• 3/30/10 Hot Pic: "Nature's Keyboard," by Carla O'Millian, Alpharetta, Georgia
• Photo Contest: Hot Pics for March
• 3/9/10 Runner-Up: "Barnegat" by Timothy J. Hardiman, Massapequa, New York
• 3/23/10 Hot Pic: "Light and Dark," by Sondra S. Ettlinger, University Park, Florida
• iPad Illiterate? Get Launch Day Help from Apple
• Apple Releases Mac OS X 10.6.3
• Camera Connection Kit for IPad Now Available for Pre-order
• What AMD 12-Core Opterons Mean To Your Business
• Report: Best Buy Charging Consumers To 'Sync' 3D Glasses
• Brightcove Unveils HTML5-based Video Streaming for IPad
• Rimini Street Files Countersuit Against Oracle
• Ex-IBMer Moffat Pleads Guilty in Insider-trading Case
• DOJ Won't Challenge Cisco Acquisition of Tandberg
• Review: Nintendo DSi XL, for Some Eyes Only
• Greenpeace Protests Outside Dell Offices to Continue
• Report: Apple Gets IPad Trademark From Fujitsu
• FAQ: When Will I Get My IPad?
• Victorinox Launches Super-Secure USB Stick
• Aurora Feint: 'Freemium' Games to Help Drive IPhone Gaming
• Brightcove Plugs Flash Hole in iPad
• Apple Shipping First iPads, New Orders Delayed
• Apple Confirms IPad at Best Buy, Elsewhere on April 3
• Print Customized Envelopes With Address Book
• AMD's 12-core Chip May Cut Software Costs
• Sony Zaps PlayStation 3 'Install Other OS' Feature
• More iPad Apps Surface
• Amazon Adds Private Streaming to CloudFront
• Brightcove Pushes HTML5 for iPad
• Greenpeace Protests Outside Dell Offices in Europe, India
• Company Says 3.3 Million Student Loan Records Stolen
• Microsoft Takes Measured Approach to Mobile Office Apps
• Acer Among First to Sell AMD's Newest Opteron Server Chip
• Intel Stays Atop Chip Market but Samsung Gains in Tough 2009
• The iPad: Granny's Computer?
• Line2's Continuing Troubles
• Beware Botnet's Return, Security Firms Warn
• 10 Signs You're a Social Media Addict
• iPad Launch Sellout Indicates Strong Business Demand
• The Story behind the Nigerian Phishing Scam
• 5 PSP Games to Play Before Its Lifecycle Ends
• 6 Steps to Protect Your Facebook Privacy
• Is iPad Sold Out?
• Wii Laptop
• Hummer Laptop
• Typewriter-Top
• Xbox 360 Mod
• Atari XE 800
• Duke Nukem Laptop
• PlayStation 3 Mod
• Top 12 Weirdest Notebooks
• Million Dollar Laptop
• Diamond Laptop
• Sony VAIO Mod
• Gold Laptop
• Guitar Laptop
• What do Smartphone Users Want?
• Facebook Weighs Privacy Changes (Again)
• 5 Things You Need to Know About Tablets
• Printer Shopping Tips
• Microsoft to Show off Project Natal in June
• Twitter Swats Spam
• China Called Source of Increasing Cyberthreats
• Google Offers Social Bookmarks Tool
• Hacker Gonzalez Sentenced to 20 Years for Exploits
• Browser Fingerprints: A Big Privacy Threat
• Google-China: The Plot Thickens
• Apple Gets iPad Trademark Just in Time
• iMo Foto Frame Printer
• 15 Amazing Concept Printers
• Inkless, Paperless Printer
• Trak Portable Printer
• Another Slideshow You May Like
• 3D Pottery Printer
• Samsung Circular Printer
• Hanging Printer
• Wireless Wall-Mounted Printer
• Cornucopia Food Printer
• Environmental Pencil Printer
• Epson Augmented Reality Printer
• RITI Coffee Printer
• Toast Printer
• 15 Amazing Concept Printers
• Barbie Nail Printer
• The 3D Building Printer
• Embossing Braille Printer
• Xbox 360 Certain to Support USB Drives
• After DNS Problem, Chinese Root Server Is Shut Down
• RIM Buys Mobile Software Developer Viigo
• Are Third-party Printer Inks Worth the Savings?
• New Nvidia Graphics Card Pushes the Edge
• Google Fiber Candidates: Top 5 Desperate Cities
• Google Defies China, Hacker Heads to the Clink
• HTC EVO 4G: Better Than the Nexus One?
• Nokia Joins Battle for Mobile Web with Novarra Acquisition
• Best Buy Gears Up for April 3 iPad Launch; AT&T Still Ignored
• Huawei Reaches for WiMax, LTE Tech Leadership
• Jedi Packet Trick Punches Holes in Firewalls
• Text Messages in Court Cases Bite Hands of Senders
• Bugs & Fixes: When Entourage Quotes More Than Requested
• Bitbop, FLO Stream TV to Mobile Phones
• Social Networking at Work? Your Boss May Be Watching
• Facebook Proposes Changes to Its Terms and Policies
• Google-China Rift Takes More Ugly Turns
• Google's Plan for Super-fast Networks Draws Big Response
• Spring Cleaning on Your Mac
• Hacker Gonzalez Gets 20 Years for Heartland Breach
• Google to Pick Fiber Network Cities By Year-end
• CTIA Spring 2010: Super Smartphones and Mighty Messaging Phones
• LG Remarq (Sprint)
• HTC EVO 4G (Sprint 4G)
• Motorola i1 (Sprint Nextel)
• Pantech Link and Pursuit (AT&T)
• LG Cosmos (Verizon)
• Palm Pre Plus and Pixi Plus (AT&T)
• Kyocera Zio
• Samsung Galaxy S
• Apple May Have Leaked iPad Game Titles
• Today in IPad App Announcements: Comic Zeal and Synotes
• Warships: Sea on Fire to Set Sail on the IPad
• Is Your Mobile Phone Giving up Your Phone Number?
• Protect Your Data from the Next 'Card Hacker'
• World Tech Update: T-Mobile Expanded Network, GM's Heads-Up Display, Hackers, and More...
• Nokia Acquires Mobile Browsing Company
• Time Warner Gives Free Wi-Fi to NYC Customers
• Apple iPad To Come With 30k Free E-books, Report Says
• Five Sites for Obsessive Parents
• Create CD and DVD Labels With Your Mac
• Kingdom Hearts III, It's Unofficially Official
• UK, French Newspapers to Charge for Content
• Will the iPad be Jailbroken at Launch?
• Improve Your 3G Connection with an AT&T MicroCell
• Gonzalez Sentenced to 20 Years for Multimillion-dollar Credit Card Scam
• 4G Phones of the Future! CTIA Roundup on PCWorld Podcast 70
• Chinese EBay Rival Taobao to Share Wide Transaction Data
• Apple's iBooks Pricing May Match Amazon's
• Netflix Streaming Via Wii Coming Really Soon
• Wall Street Beat: Enterprise Software Sales Look Strong
• Apple Releases 3.0.2 Update for Aperture
• Protecting Sensitive Business Data on the iPad
• Motorola Backflip
• The Dell Aero
• AT&T's New Spring Smartphones
• The Palm Pre Plus
• AT&T iPhone Alternatives
• A Closer Look at the HTC EVO 4G
• Palm Pixi Plus
• For Game Developers, All's Fair in Love and Apps
• Apple vs. Technology
• Apple (Almost) Inventions
• MultiTouch
• USB
• GUI
• Mouse
• Apple of the Future
• Apple Innovations Are Not Always Apple's Inventions
• Laptop Trackpads
• Accelerometer
• GSMA Launches SMS Spam Reporting Service
• Republicans Question Parts of FCC's Broadband Plan
• Glam Gadgets: The Priciest Personal Tech in the World
• Pimp-tastic Phones
• GoldVish 'Le million' Mobile Phone
• iPhone 'King's' Button
• iDiamond iPod Shuffle
• Luvaglio?s Luxury Notebook
• Diamond iPad
• Vertu Mobile Phones
• Oracle Revenue Up, but Charges Drag Down Profit
• SimCity Deluxe Heading to IPhone
• Speak Up to Help Shape the Future of Broadband
• World's First 3D LED-backlit TV Coming Courtesy Of LG
• iPad Magazine Pricing: Some Answers Emerge
• China's Great Firewall Spreads Overseas
• Pwn2Own Champ Tells Apple, Microsoft to Bug Off
• Oracle Enacts 'all or Nothing' Hardware Support Policy
• Gonzalez Sentenced for Multimillion Dollar Credit Card Scam
• 3-D, Twitter SMS Are Future of Phones, Execs Say
• UPS Invests $1 Billion in Technology to Cut Costs
• Lawmakers Offer Support for Public Safety Network
• Belkin Adds Apps To Wi-Fi Router Lineup
• Bing Rolls Out New Features for Spring Revamp
• Periodicals' Plans for IPad Publishing Pop up
• Set a Different Background for Each Space
• WSJ: Apple Director Almost Resigned Over Jobs Health Issues
• CBS Experimenting With IPad-friendly Video
• Security Lessons Learned from Pwn2Own Contest
• Nokia Hopes Symbian Phones Will Help It Win US Market
• New Malware Overwrites Software Updaters
• Smartphone smackdown: HTC EVO 4G vs. Google Nexus One
• Photo Paper Buying Guide
• Commodore 64 Returns as Retro Windows 7 PC
• Verizon Starts Selling Motorols Devour Smartphone
• Random House Fear IPad Pricing Could Spark E-book Pricing War
• Hacker Busts IE8 on Windows 7 in 2 Minutes
• AVG Offers Free Emergency Boot CD
• Alleged Twitter Hacker Arrested
• Safari, IPhone Hacked on First Day of Pwn2Own Contest
• VMware, Citrix Struggle With "bare-metal" Desktops
• Wikipedia Suffers Global Collapse
• Microsoft Turns 35: Best, Worst, Most Notable Moments
• The Witcher 2 Announced, 'Non-Linear' with 'Smoother' Combat
• Get Your Business Ready for the iPad Invasion
• China Unicom in Talks to Offer BlackBerry
• Zain Approves Airtel's Acquisition of Its African Operations
• IDC Bucks Trend With Less Bullish 2010 Chip Forecast
• Malware Attack Uses China World Expo Guise
• Police, Security Officials Meet on Cybercrime Strategies
• Eye-Fi Refreshes Wireless SDHC Cards
• Ode to Printers: A Viral-Video Salute to Our 'Fave' Machine
• U.S. Wireless Carriers Take Different Routes Toward Fast 4G Service
• Steve Jobs Fires Up iPad for E-Mail
• Update Fixes Final Cut Studio 2009 Problems
• Updated Canon Printer Drivers Available for Snow Leopard
• Will Your Next Laptop be 4G?
• Go Daddy to China: No More Domains for You
• IPhone Falls in Pwn2Own Hacking Contest
• Google Fixes Bug Affecting Apps Sync Tool for Outlook
• New Aegis Padlock Pro Hard Drive Supports Encryption
• Sony to Nintendo: 3D a 'bit of a stretch'
• Ex-IBM Exec Heads to Court in Insider Trading Case
• 2010 CTIA Kicks Off
• Androids in the Ice
• BlackBerry: Apps R Us
• T-Mobile Gets a Netbook
• A Wireless Bike
• Strange Trees
• HTC?s Hot Hand
• Microsoft?s New OS
• The Chinese Contingent
• LTE Everywhere
• Motorola Talks Up WiMAX
• A 4G Smartphone
• Samsung's New Android
• CTIA 2010: Wireless Show Highlights in Pictures
• Yahoo IPhone Apps Hint at What's to Come
• AT&T MicroCell to Be Available Mid-April
• Synology’s DS410 NAS Server Targets Small Business
• Stop-motion Animation and The Macalope
• AT&T Will Go National With Its Femtocell
• Yahoo Introduces Two New IPhone Search Apps
• Sceptre 46-Inch HDTV
• Lenovo G530 Laptop
• Nikon D5000 DSLR Camera
• Lab Notes: WorldBench Clock Problem? Not Any More
• Random House Holding out on IPad E-book Distribution
• Go Daddy to Stop Registering .cn Domain Names
• Sprint, Clearwire Warm up to LTE
• Samsung's Galaxy S Smartphone Has a 4-inch AMOLED Screen
• Google Protects Gmail Users with Suspicious Activity Alert
• Microsoft Messenger for Mac 8 Beta Adds A/V Chats
• Microsoft to Update Communications Server
• Nano-scale Ultra Capacitors Challenge the Lithium-Ion Battery
• Eye-Fi’s X2 Cards Now Faster With More Storage
• Operators Are Open to New Wireless Gadgets
• Gateway ZX4800 All-in-One PC
• EC to Propose Mandatory Web Blocking for Child Abuse Sites
• HP OfficeJet 7000 Wide Format Printer
• T-Mobile's New York City Network is Proof of HSPA+ Speed
• EC Launches New Drive for EU/US Bank Data-sharing Agreement
• Sprint's HTC EVO 4G: 5 Killer Features
• T-Mobile Seeks 'Fastest 3G' Crown with HSPA+
• Twitter says Spam Drastically Reduced
• Startup Rolls out Phalanx of SAP Mobile Apps
• New Version of Secret Copyright Treaty Text Leaked
• Google Asks Apps Admins to Monitor China Situation
• Mariner's MacJournal Comes to the IPhone
• Instapaper Developer Offers Peek at IPad Version
• Apple Leads PC Industry in Profit Share, Analysts Say
• Verizon Exec Calls for Rewrite of Telecom Act
• Dell Aims New PowerEdge Servers at the Cloud
• Benefits of Skype Mobile on Verizon
• Who Should Own Your Smartphones?
• Cyberattacks Are 'Existential Threat' to U.S., FBI Says
• Symantec Offering Web Monitoring Service to Detect Botnet Activity
• OpenDNS Reaches Milestone in DNS Services
• PC Users Get Cheap Recovery for Crashed Hard Drives
• Microsoft Exec Talks up Windows Phone 7
• Adobe: A Good Time to Upgrade From Creative Suite 1
• HTC EVO 4G Seen as Next Bet in Sprint's WiMax Gamble
• Comcast, Netflix Report Rise in IPv6 Activity
• Mass Effect 2 DLC Adds Master Thief, New Missions
• Adobe Will Unveil Creative Suite 5 on April 12
• Harvard Puts Lectures, Podcasts and More on ITunes U
• iPad Apps May Be Buggy at Launch, Worries Developer
• Courier Tablet Confirmed by Microsoft?
• Sprint 4G Broadband: A Business Primer
• Microsoft Will Not Change China Operations, Official Says
• Google Still Censoring Porn for Redirected Chinese Users
• A Profile of Brennon T. Williams, Techie Entrepreneur
• Google Has Minor China Outage After Censorship Snub
• Security Companies Warn of Uptick in New IE Attack
• Does Google Really Need to be 'in' China?
• GameCrush: Pay to Play (Video Games) with Hot Girls
• Skeptical Shopper: Can Your Online Life Ruin Your Credit?
• Lenovo G530 Notebook, $400
• Nikon D5000 DSLR Camera, $640
• Gateway ZX4800 Desktop PC, $650
• HP OfficeJet 7000 Wide Format Printer, $130
• Sceptre 46-Inch HDTV, Under $600
• Deals of the Week
• 10 Downloads to Power Up Your Printer
• On Your Side: A Promised Software Disc Fails to Arrive
• Report: Nintendo 3DS Coming This Year With Force Feedback
• Google Apps Sync Tool for Outlook Hit by Bug
• Hack: Control Your Car With an iPod Touch and Make James Bond Jealous
• Debate Rages on for FCC National Broadband Plan
• IPhone Making Big Dent in Mobile Gaming Market
• 3D Nintendo DS Rumble, Motion Control Specs Emerge
• Small-Business Tech Hits Big at DEMO 2010
• Webcamgate Is an Expensive Lesson in Security, Privacy
• Developers Get iPads and Stern Warnings from Apple
• T-Mobile Rolls out Additional HSPA+ Networks
• Nintendo 3DS Specs: What We May See at E3 (And What We're Hoping For)
• Sony Lowers E-Reader Price to $170--For Now
• British Gov't to Invest £30 Million in Semantic Web
• Android Ecosystem Is Not Immune from Lawsuits
• Google Voice For Android Gets Real-Time Upgrade
• Sprint and HTC Reveal the EVO 4G Android Smartphone
• Google Paints Chinese Government into a Corner
• Law Enforcement Lobbies Hard for ICANN Changes
• Verizon Skype Application Available Thursday
• First Look: Samsung Galaxy S Android Phone with Smart Life
• Verizon to Launch Skype Mobile This Thursday
• What Do iPad Users Want? Survey Tries to Guess
• Zosh Lets You Sign Forms With Your IPhone
• Proposed US Law Would Single out Cybercrime Havens
• Color and Video for Amazon's Kindle E-Book Reader?
• Adobe Releases New Version of Lightroom 3 Beta
• Apple Now Offering No-contract IPhone Option
• Council of Europe Pushes for Only One Cybercrime Treaty
• Nintendo Says Next-Gen DS Will Support 3D
• E-crime Reporting Format Draws Closer to a Standard
• Samsung Galaxy S Phone Will Have 4-inch Screen
• Ubuntu Linux Gets Social with 10.04 Beta Available Now
• iPad vs. Kindle: Can Amazon Keep its E-book Edge?
• AT&T WorkBench Brings Enterprise Apps to IPhone
• Providers Question Parts of FCC's Broadband Plan
• EC to Urge Transparency in Secret Copyright Treaty Talks
• AT&T Execs: US Must Work Hard to Keep Mobile Lead
• Firefox Update Addresses Critical Security Flaw
• Firefox Fix Heads Off Font Attack
• Workman Publishing Also Joins Apple's IBookstore
• IBM, Microsoft Court SMBs With Cloud, Appliances
• Opera Brings Browser War to Smartphones
• Will Anyone Buy a 3D Nintendo DS?
• Top Ten Biggest Tools on Twitter
• My 4G Drive-around with Sprint in Las Vegas
• IBM Slapped With 3rd Mainframe Antitrust Complaint in Europe
• Nuance Debuts Continuous Text Input Technology
• Opera Mini for iPhone: Will Apple Approve It?
• Sprint 4G Service Coming to LA, Miami, Others
• Professors Cite Challenges in Teaching BI
• Facebook to Banish (Some) Irrelevant Ads
• Nintendo's 3D-Capable 3DS: Five Questions
• Google's Bold China Move
• Your Move, Apple: Opera Submits Mini Browser to the App Store
• TSA to Double Its Use of Whole Body Scanners
• The Real Truth About Broadband Speeds
• Opera Submits Mini Browser for IPhone to Apple
• Kindle Everywhere vs the iPad Universal E-Reader
• Seattle and Boston are Riskiest Cities for Cybercrime, says Symantec
• Google Redirects Its China Problem
• Alcatel-Lucent Lets Operators Push TV to Smartphones
• Mozilla Stops Development of Firefox for Windows Mobile
• Google Services Survive in China So Far, but Users Worry
• Google Starts Losing Business Partners in China
• India Insists on Technology Transfer by Telecom Vendors
• Europe's Top Court Sides With Google in Trademarks Case
• Wikipedia Founder Praises Google Over China Decision
• Nintendo to Launch 3D-capable DS Handheld
• China Defends Censorship, Plays Down Google Harm on US Ties
• Critical Firefox Bug Fixed One Month After Disclosure
• Apple Sells Contract-Free -- But Not Unlocked -- iPhones at List Price
• Wi-Fi Spreading Fast Among Phones
• China: Google 'totally Wrong' to Stop Censoring
• Doing Business in America's Riskiest Cities for Cybercrime
• iPad Developers Frustrated at Process
• Google Stops Censoring in China
• Now Software Ceases Operations
• SanDisk's 32GB Memory Card: Mega Storage, Mega Price
• Apple Inks IPad Deal With Largest Independent Publisher
• Kindle for iPad Could Heat Up E-Book Business
• Active Media Releases ESATA USB SSD Drive
• iPad Apps: A Sneak Peek at What's New
• Zen Bound 2
• Magazines
• iPad Apps: A Sneak Peek
• Book Readers
• Comic Book Readers
• PadDeckX
• Utilities
• Remote Control for Your Home
• Games
• Finger Painting
• The 50 Riskiest Cities For Cybercrime in America
• eBay Steps Up to Defend Retail Businesses
• DEMO Spring 2010
• PiMoto
• Genieo
• Rebtel Android app
• VenueGen
• Phone Halo
• The Panel
• GlideTV Navigator
• 10 Head-Turning Tech Products from DEMO
• Zosh
• Kylo Browser For TV
• Cloudcel
• Getting Inside the Minds of Smartphone Shoppers
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• Google's China Decision Ignores Conventional Wisdom
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