May 2010

• Intel's Roadmap Revealed: 6 Notebook CPUs Ahead
• Synaptics Trackpad Accepts Four-Finger Gestures
• Asus First to Put Intel's AppUp Store on Netbooks
• Intel Talks Technology Concepts, Plans Atom Update
• Intel Readies Atom Platform for Tablets
• Flexible Glass Technology Means Lighter, Brighter Displays
• Asus' New 10- and 12-inch Eee Pad Tablets: First Pics
• Apple Sells 2 Million iPads in Under Two Months
• Skype 2.0 for IPhone Enables Free Calls Over 3G -- for Now
• The Web Will Unify Fragmented Mobile OS World, Says Opera
• Apple Announces Two Millionth IPad Sale
• Fox Soccer App Delivers World Cup News to Your IPhone
• Don't Let Your PC Join the Zombie Hordes
• Nvidia Launches Budget 3D Graphics Card for Desktops
• Apple Says 2 Million iPads Sold In Under 60 days
• Asus, MSI Showcase Apple iPad Rivals
• It's Quit Facebook Day, Are You Leaving?
• Intel Unveils New Server Chip With 32 Cores
• 2005: The Lenovo X41 Tablet
• 2007: The OLPC XO Laptop
• 1999: The Apple iBook 3G
• 1982: The Grid Compass 1100
• 1982: The Compaq Portable
• 2010: The Apple iPad
• 1992: The IBM ThinkPad 700C
• 1989: The Poqet PC
• 1981: The Osborne 1
• A History of Portable Computing
• 1994: The Apple PowerBook 500
• 1995: The IBM ThinkPad 701
• 1983: The Epson HX-20
• 2007: The Asus Eee PC 4G
• Laptop Time Machine
• 1991: The Apple PowerBook 100
• Woman Sues Google for Bad Directions
• Nvidia CEO: Hardware Makers Uniting Behind Android
• Skype's New IPhone App Makes Calls Over 3G
• Facebook Block Removed in Pakistan, Imposed in Bangladesh
• The Real-Deal Nick Burns
• Hungover Sales Guys
• The Smelly Sock King
• Miss "That's Not My Dirty Spoon" Smith
• "How Much Ya Bench?"
• The Lunch Thief
• Next...
• Cube Squatters
• "Seagull" Stan
• Dr. Immunity
• Mary Megaphone
• 10 Types of Coworkers No One Would Miss
• China Flexes Supercomputing Muscle in Top 500 Rankings
• 5/17/10 Runner-Up: "Droplets" by Reza Haghighipour, Iran
• 5/17/10 Hot Pic: "Bendix Building" by Michael Doliveck, Morro Bay, California
• 5/24/10 Hot Pic: "Threads of Tranquility," by Russ Raines, Huntingtown, Maryland
• Photo Contest: Hot Pics for May
• 5/3/10 Runner-Up: "Morning Has Broken" by Gary L Sprague, New Kensington, Pennsylvania
• 5/31/10 Runner-Up: "Misty March Morning" by Barb Sieminski, Fort Wayne, Indiana
• 5/10/10 Hot Pic: "Roses" by Everett Bosch, Tracy, California
• 5/10/10 Runner-Up: "End of Day" by Jim Harmon, Carthage, New York
• 5/24/10 Runner-Up: "T-Rex in Pursuit," by Rob Petershack, Madison, Wisconsin
• 5/31/10 Hot Pic: "Hangin' Out" by Mike Hotchkin, Anchorage, Alaska
• 5/3/10 Hot Pic: "The Rocket's Red Glare" by Bob Davidson, Peoria, Arizona
• MSI Unveils Windows 7 and Android Tablets, Prototype 'Sketch Pad' Laptop
• The Next Apple TV: Apps on the Big Screen?
• "We Need a Place to Put These."
• The DVD and Blu-ray Era
• A Selection of Computer Cartridges
• End of an Era
• All Shapes and Sizes
• Largest and Smallest
• Downloading Games
• The First Cartridges
• The Internet Era
• The Cartridge's Last Stand
• The Evolution of Video Game Media
• Enter the Optical Disc
• Proprietary Optical Formats
• Mobile Cartridges
• User-Writable Media
• Ultimate Twitter Quiz
• Smartphone App Supplies Hotel Key
• Windows 7 Benefits as Budgets Thaw
• Future of Computing may Lie in Organic Molecules
• Thinner Kindle -- Coming Soon?
• Square Enix Brings Game, 3D Image Gallery to iPad
• Surprise! Young Users Protect Their Privacy Online
• iPad Pulls up Mac Sales on its Coattails, Study Says
• Google and AdMob Ready to Take on Apple iAd
• China Readies Internet Blackout for Tiananmen Square Anniversary
• iPhone Gets a Boost in Asia
• 3D Through the Years
• The History of 3D Movies and 3D TV
• Facebook Traffic Tops, Google Reports
• Windows XP Fans Uneasy as OS Nears Retirement
• Facebook's Privacy Reboot: Is That all You've Got for Us?
• Watching TV? Turn on the PC
• This Week in GeekTech: Hoverboards, Gaming, and Jailbreaking Fun!
• Gamers Dream Better, Study Says
• E-Reader Sales to Peak by 2013, Report Says
• WWDC: Ballmer Won't be There; What About Verizon?
• Microsoft Windows Phone 7 Should Rule Business Smartphones
• Negroponte Says $75 Prototype Tablet Coming in 2010
• What You Don't Know about Your Online Reputation Can Hurt You
• 'iPhone Killer' is Finally Here: It's Not Quite What You Think
• $100 Million 'Scareware' CEO Was Already a Fugitive
• Feds May Have Antitrust Case against Apple in iTunes
• Microsoft Admits Windows Phone 7 Slide Was Wrong
• FileMaker Puts Bento on iPad
• iPad Tales from the Queue
• World Tech Update: Facebook Changes, Ford Uses Games, and More...
• Dot Matrix Printers Make Music at Mutek 2010
• PictureShow Adds More Ways to Trick out Your IPhone Pics
• 'Quit Facebook Day' Looks Like A Hard Sell
• Motorola Android Tablet May Be Coming Soon
• Apple Needs to Jump on TV Opportunity, Analysts Say
• Original Prince of Persia Hits the App Store
• Where Is the Apple TV Heading?
• Rumor: The Next Apple TV Revealed?
• Google Targets Reader in Latest Phase of 'Kill IE6' Plan
• 3G Roaming Ripoffs Follow Apple iPad on its World Tour
• Apple iPad Mania Spans the Globe
• FontAgent Pro Adds Font Auto-activation for CS5 Apps
• Another Slideshow You Might Like
• Singularity, Expected June 29
• Lord of the Rings: Aragorn's Quest, Expected September 1
• Metroid Other M, Expected August 31
• Madden NFL 11, Expected August 10
• Kingdom Hearts: Birth By Sleep, Expected September 7
• L.A. Noire, Expected September 1
• All Points Bulletin, Expected June 29
• Dragon Quest IX, Expected July 11
• Sid Meier's Civilization V, Expected September 1
• 20 Sizzling Summer Video Games
• Two Worlds II, Expected September 14
• Kane & Lynch 2: Dog Days, Expected August 24
• LEGO Harry Potter, Expected June 29
• Brink, Expected September 7
• StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty, Expected July 27
• Halo: Reach, Expected September 14
• Crackdown 2, Expected June 6
• An Embarrassment of Game Riches, Including a Clutch of Windows-Based Titles
• NCAA Football 11, Expected July 13
• Valkyria Chronicles II, Expected August 31
• Mafia II, Expected August 24
• Dead Rising 2, Expected August 31
• Intel Overclocks New Core Processors for Speed Boost
• Oracle Adds Support for Open-source R
• Filter Text With Shell Commands
• Facebook Privacy Again, a Shake up at Microsoft
• Troubleshoot the Spinning Beach Ball
• Microsoft Tag: You're It
• Bull Bills Tera 100 as Europe's First Petaflop Computer
• Bugs & Fixes: Solving Flash Problems on a Mac
• iPhone 3G Shortages Bolster Update Expectations
• 3 Convertible Tablets That Mean Business
• Apple Overtakes Microsoft -- the PC's Death Knell?
• Can You Trust Facebook Now?
• Adobe Considers More Frequent Patch Schedule
• Small but Enthusiastic Crowd Greets iPad in Toronto
• iPad's Global Debut Draws Fans, Festivities
• SubRosaSoft Releases CopyCatX 5.0
• Verizon iPhone would Rock the Smartphone World
• First UK iPad Users Tweet their Pleasure
• Google Names Facebook Most Visited Site
• Research Robots 'Graduate,' Head to College
• Microsoft Issues Final Release for Tag
• Facebook Gets a Privacy Nip and Tuck
• China's OPhone to Find Its Way to US as Android+
• Computex 2010 to Feature IPad Rivals
• Former Google Exec Mentors Chinese Startups
• Glasses-free 3D LCD TVs Likely out by 2015
• RIM Too Busy to Work With China Unicom, Exec Says
• RIM Joint Venture to Invest $100M in China's Mobile Industry
• iPhone Security Flaw: Using a PIN Won't Help You
• Verizon Wireless?s New Plan: So Long Unlimited Data, Hello Buckets?
• Microsoft Needs a 'Killer' Windows 7 Tablet to Topple Apple
• Roku Launches New Netflix, More
• Ballmer: I'm Not Going to WWDC
• 5 Ways Steve Ballmer Can Save Microsoft's Mobile Bacon
• Border Searches of Laptops May Be Taken Off-site for Cause, Court Rules
• Verizon's Tiered LTE Plans Fuel 'Bill Shock' Debate
• Samsung vs. LG Spark at World IT Show 2010 With 3D
• Beware of Office 2010's 64-bit Shortcomings
• Microsoft Official Admits to Quiet Security Patching
• Of Smartphone Owners, iPhone Users Are the Most Satisfied
• Server Found With 44 Million Stolen Online Game Accounts
• Hackers Will Keep Hammering Facebook, Say Researchers
• Adobe Issues Security Update for Photoshop CS4
• Google Wi-Fi Snooping Should Serve As Security Wakeup Call
• Remains of the Day: Google Backtracks, NBC Plays Chicken
• Alleged $100M Scareware Sellers Facing Charges
• PangeaVR HD Gives IPads a Panoramic View
• IPad to Rescue Media From Penny-pinching Web Surfers?
• T'Light Desk Lamp Saves Energy, Charges Your Devices
• Acer's Android Phone Does HDMI, 720p Video
• Wall Street Beat: IT Leads Market Rally
• Why A Tablet, OLPC? Laptop Is Better For Education
• Microsoft: 'Ballmer at WWDC' Rumor is Wrong
• Microsoft's Internet Explorer Isn't Dead in the Enterprise
• Hoverboard Project Takes Flight--and Actually Hovers
• Rumor: Rock Band 3 to Ship with a Keytar?
• Australia's CSIRO Hits U.S. Carriers on WLAN Patents
• Why Microsoft Should Never Make a Windows 7 Tablet
• 1920s Mobile Phone Is 'Long Lost Cousin' of iPhone 4G
• Google AdMob Deal Closes
• Skype Has No Reason to Fear Google ? For Now
• A Monitor That Rolls Up: Sony Unveils Flexible OLED Display
• E-reader Sales Will Stagnate in 2014, Analyst Says
• IBookstore Now Allows Individuals to Submit Their E-books
• Apple 'Magical' Weapon: Educating Consumers
• Mozilla Circumvents iPhone Ban on Rival Browsers
• OLPC Rules out Windows for XO-3
• Facebook's Privacy Changes Get Mixed Reviews
• Icahn's Stake in Lawson Means Likely Push for Sale
• Symantec Promises Safer Surfing with Norton DNS
• Yubz Retro Handsets Bring Your IPhone Back to the '80s
• Grading Facebook's Privacy Changes
• Plastic Bullet Turns IPhone Photos Into Art
• Palm UI VP Defects to Google
• Barnes & Noble Launches BN EReader App for IPad
• Intel May Add Hardware Acceleration for Google's WebM
• 30 Best Sony PlayStation Network Games
• Google Rejects German Request for Wi-Fi Data
• Sophos: Scientist Infected With Virus Is Just Scaremongering
• How to Buy an Apple iPad in the UK
• Norton Plans to Go Beyond the PC
• Move Over, Microsoft: Apple is Now Tech's Bad Boy
• Acer Turns Its Attention to the Living Room With Clear.fi
• The Pirate Bay Must Stay Blocked in Denmark, Says Court
• Acer Shows off Android-powered Stream Handset
• Acer Looks to Founder to Tap Chinese Market
• Ballmer at Apple WWDC Keynote: Huh?
• Firefox Announces iPhone App
• Europe Warns Search Companies Over Data Retention
• Acer Makes Handheld Push With New E-reader, Android Tablet
• Barnes & Noble eReader Comes to the iPad
• OLPC's Negroponte Says XO-3 Prototype Tablet Coming in 2010
• NASA Shuttle Atlantis Makes Final Landing
• Apple More Valuable Than Microsoft: Does It Matter?
• Facebook's Privacy Changes: Are You Satisfied?
• Mozilla Preps Firefox Home App for the IPhone
• Foxconn Plans Safety Nets, May Raise Pay After 12th Suicide
• Rising Demand for PCs Lifts Lenovo out of the Red
• Pakistan Partially Unblocks Access to YouTube
• Holiday Inn Tests Smartphones As Room Keys
• Dell Adds Document Management Features to Printers
• Wired?s iPad App: Finally Here, Still a Work in Progress
• Cell Phone 'Bill Shock' Hits a Nerve, FCC Says
• Intel Larrabee GPU is Dead. Long Live Larrabee!
• Facebook Privacy Fixes: Your Guide to the Newest Changes
• Man Infects Himself with (Computer) Virus
• Wolfram|Alpha Revisited and No Longer Boring
• Apple Controls 70 Percent of U.S. Music Download Biz
• Microsoft's Real Problem Is Ballmer
• Three Ways for T-Mobile to Gain Relevance in US Market
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• iBrite ($2)
• Freeloader Pro Solar Charger ($120)
• Storychimes
• Motormouse ($50)
• FINIS XtreaMP3 waterproof MP3 player ($110)
• Toshiba Satellite U500 series ($750)
• Logitech Squeezebox Touch: ($300)
• LimbGear iHoodie ($70)
• Samsung N150 netbook ($300)
• Clickfree C2N Home Backup Drive ($140 to $180)
• ICON Rogue flashlight ($28)
• Kensington PowerBolt Micro Car Charger
• HTC Droid Incredible / Verizon ($200 after $100 rebate, plus two-year agreement)
• Targus Laptop Charger ($140)
• NovoThink Surge solar charger for iPhone 3G and 3GS ($70)
• Altec Lansing inMotion Compact speakers and dock ($80)
• Apple Tops Microsoft as World's Most Valuable Tech Firm
• Next...
• Bigfoot Killer 2100 online gaming network card
• Logitech Harmony 300 Remote ($45)
• Coghlan's Flint Striker ($9)
• Ventev EcoCHARGE Wall Charger ($30)
• Kensington Travel Battery Pack and Charger ($47)
• P&M Products EZ Grill ($5 regular size, $10 for party size)
• FAVI Entertainment PJM-1000 Mini Projector ($228)
• Tunebug Shake ($120)
• Toshiba Qosmio X505 gaming notebook ($1,199)
• American Red Cross ClipRay ($15)
• Pinball HD ($3)
• Plantronics Explorer 395 ($50)
• ZipShot tripod ($50)
• Cisco FlipSlide HD digital video camera ($280)
• Toshiba Camileo S20 ($180)
• Summer Gadgets
• GPS Angel V4e ($99 - $129)
• Novatel Wireless MiFi 2200 ($0.01 with service plan, otherwise $300)
• Jabra Extreme ($55)
• Wilson Electronics' Sleek Universal Cell Phone Signal Booster ($130)
• TomTom XXL550 ($200)
• Elgato Video Capture ($100)
• GE General Imaging E1486TW ($199)
• Kodak Play Sport HD Waterproof Pocket Video Camera ($149)
• Apple, HP, Dell Team to Investigate Foxconn Suicides
• Facebook: Just Tell Users What's In It for Them
• Google Lets Users Opt out of Analytics Web Tracking
• Remainders: Winnie the Pooh and Microsoft, Too
• Panasonic Viera TC-L42U22 HDTV
• Panasonic DMP-BD65 Blu-ray Player and Movie Bundle
• WebMD Makes a House Call on the IPad
• Kodak Zx1 HD Digital Camcorder
• Facebook's Zuckerberg Answers Critics With New Privacy Controls
• HP Pavilion p6330f PC
• Dell Adamo XPS Laptop
• Facebook Earns Praise for Privacy Changes
• To Natal or Not to Natal in October for $150?
• Berners-Lee Deconstructs a Bag of Chips
• 10 Best Features of Office 2010 for the Enterprise
• PC Market Rebound Reflects Success of Windows 7
• Bach and Allard Both Leave Microsoft ? Coincidence?
• Why Do We Trust Google More Than Facebook?
• Talking Tech
• Half-Life 2 Now Available on Steam
• Make the Most of Your LinkedIn Connections on Twitter
• Researchers Take Major Step Toward Quantum Computing
• WWDC Preview: Apple Wages War on Three Fronts
• SGI Changes Tack, Builds Standard Data Center Containers
• Oco Adds Enterprise Features to Its On-demand BI
• US Needs Plan for Online Terrorism Recruiting, Expert Says
• Microsoft Researcher Calls for Information Literacy
• Internet Privacy Worries Are Eroding, Pew Finds
• Zynga Plus Yahoo Equals Life After Facebook
• Facebook Beefs Up Privacy With Three Big Changes
• Pakistan May Relax Bans on YouTube, Facebook
• Vidyo Brings Smartphones Into Videoconferences
• Sony to Bolster PSPgo Sales with Free Games
• FCC Survey Finds Shock and Confusion over Mobile Billing
• Bartz: Yahoo Working to Boost Flagging User Engagement
• Blocking IPhone SMS Messages
• Wired IPad App Hits the App Store
• Facebook's Privacy Fixes Can't Cure Stupid
• Apple: 'Saddened and Upset' by Latest Foxconn Deaths
• DOJ Looking Into ITunes Antitrust Allegations
• BookLover Helps You Keep Track of Your Books
• Intel Cancels Larrabee, Plans Future Uses for Its Features
• VMware Fusion 3.1 Gets Faster, Stronger
• Amazon CEO: Kindle Won't Compete With IPad
• McAfee Adds Mobile Security with Trust Digital Purchase
• Devices Key as WiMax Supporter Moves to LTE
• Oracle Buys Telecom Billing Tech From Aussie Firm
• Speed up Your Wireless Network
• Has Apple's Music Biz Hit a Sour Note?
• Guess What? Apple Is Right About Flash on Smartphones
• Businesses Still Sticking With IE6
• Amazon: No Color Kindle Anytime Soon
• Google: Chrome 5 for Mac Is Stable
• Feds Looking Into Apple's iTunes Practices, Reports Say
• Browser Add-on Blocks Google Analytics
• Facebook Privacy: 5 Controls I'd Like To See
• Survey Says: iPad Is Killing Netbooks
• Marc Benioff Loves the IPad
• T-Mobile USA's CEO Prepares to Leave
• Sony Shows Rollable OLED Display (Video)
• Indonesia, India Offers Better Prospects Than China, MS Says
• Secret Motorola Droid Shadow Found in Gym
• Ballmer: Robbie Bach Just Wanted to Retire
• Sneaky Browser 'Tab-napping' Phishing Tactic Surfaces
• Google Building Speech Capabilities for Browsers
• Live Matrix: The Web Gets a Schedule
• Sorry Sony, HBO?s Still Beholden to Cable
• Microsoft Shakeup Shows Windows 7 Phone is in Deep Trouble
• Rock Band to Get Keyboards, Guitar Hero to Have Warriors
• Apple Repeats iPod Touch Back-to-school Deal
• Social Media the New Battleground for Spam, Malware: Sophos
• Lifelock Worries After Employee Data Leaked to Web
• Wi-Fi Detector T-Shirt
• Ninja Code T-Shirt
• Command Prompt T-Shirt
• Integral T-Shirt
• Velocity & Force T-Shirt
• No Place like Home T-Shirt
• 10 Geeky Tees
• Tees That Give Instant Geek Cred
• Geek Love Poem T-Shirt
• LED Graphic Equalizer T-Shirt
• I've Been Outside T-Shirt
• Bat Boy Proves Riemann Hypothesis T-Shirt
• Remains of the Day: Bach, Allard Bid Microsoft Bye-bye
• US Ranks 26th in New Broadband Index
• Psst: Dell's Streak Isn't an Android Tablet
• On Your Side: Tech Video Card Trouble
• HP Tops IBM in Recovering Server Market, Gartner Says
• 13-inch MacBook Pro Receives Boot Camp Updates
• New Safe Driver App Monitors Your Kids' Driving
• Microsoft Risks Becoming Mobile Market Also-Ran
• Google Sued Over Wi-Fi Sniffing
• Why the Fate of Windows 7 'Slate' Tablet Is Sealed
• Dell Streak Has Potential, But Misses the Tablet Mark
• Google's Pac-Man Cost $120M in Productivity
• Advice for Facebook: Just Ask Permission (Duh!)
• 3D Printers at the Maker Faire
• Facebook to Streamline Privacy Settings Wednesday
• Dell Looks at Larger Screens for Handheld Devices
• Microsoft's J Allard, Robbie Bach to Leave Company
• AT&T Wi-Fi Hot Zone to Abate Times Square Congestion
• VoltDB OLTP Database Exits Beta
• MasterCard to Cater to Developers With APIs, Portal
• US Copyright Official Discounts ACTA Concerns
• Walmart's 16GB iPhone 3GS Deal: Buy or Wait?
• Kodak Zx1 HD Digital Camcorder, $80
• Deals of the Week
• Panasonic Viera TC-L42U22 LCD HDTV, $575
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• HP Pavilion p6330f Desktop Computer, $600
• Dell Adamo XPS Laptop, $1200
• Chrome Browser Exits Beta for Mac, Linux for the First Time
• Oracle Buys IP Assets of Marketing Automation Vendor
• Nvidia GeForce GTX 480M: The World's Fastest Notebook GPU?
• Google: $54 Billion Impact of Search and Search Ads in US
• Microsoft Departures Shake up Entertainment Group
• Google Drops Beta Badge From Chrome for Mac
• Zer01 Slapped With $43 Million Judgment
• The 10 Best Hacks of 2010 (So Far)
• Microsoft can be Winner in War between Apple and Google
• Mac Utilities: Do Uninstallers Work?
• Walmart Drops IPhone 3GS Price to $97
• Soluto Utility Shrinks PC Boot Times, Fixes Problems
• No Simple Solution to Foxconn Suicides
• Report: Microsoft Plans Reshuffle to Fight Apple, Google
• iPads Strike Out at Yankee Stadium
• Gobbled: Google Pac-Man Chomps Office Productivity
• Facebook Caves to Privacy Pressure: 'Simplified' Controls Debut Wednesday
• IBM, Sybase Upgrade Analytics Capabilities
• No MeeGo Upgrade for the N900, Says Nokia
• Twitter Gets Serious About Getting Paid
• Wal-Mart Slashes iPhone 3GS Price to $97
• Sales of Laptops Grew by 43 Percent in Q1, Says Gartner
• WCIT: Kroes Positions Digital Agenda as Crucial to Recovery
• Dell Streak Tablet Coming This Summer
• Internet Speedtest Results Going Public
• ISOHunt Torrent Search Engine Hit With Injunction
• More Than One in Four Use Internet Worldwide, Says ITU
• Salesforce.com CEO Says Microsoft Is a 'patent Troll'
• Yahoo Buys Indonesian Mobile Internet Company
• Note to Facebook on Privacy: How About Opt-In, Not Opt Out?
• Wal-Mart Slashes iPhone 3GS Price by $100
• Google Saves, Secures Wi-Fi Snooping Data
• Deeper Windows Phone 7 Details Continue to Surface
• Google's Pac-Man Tribute: Bad for Business?
• Google's Pac-Man Freaks out Firefox Users
• The Hacker, the Con Man, the ATM -- and You
• Will Google Buy Salesforce Next?
• Report Envisions a Self-service Future
• Red Hat Exec: Oracle's Not an Open Source Company
• FIFA Warns Over World Cup Ticket Scams
• Social Engineering Stories
• Microsoft Eases Access to Outlook Data
• Treasured Toys and Early Technology: Worth More Than Memories?
• Two Years Later, Apple Still Won't Fix Safari Hole
• Remains of the Day: So Long, Mac and PC
• Sort Downloads by Date Added
• BenQ Announces Ridiculously Slim LED Monitors
• Nokia and Yahoo Team Up: Does Anyone Care?
• Report Indicates Google Has Sterling Reputation
• Apple iPad: The Perfect Travel Companion
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• Apple Nixes Republican Candidate's iPhone App
• Peeved at Facebook, But Not Enough to Quit
• Facebook CEO Vows to Make Privacy Changes
• Jobs Will Show New iPhone, Reveal Surprises at WWDC
• Comcast to Debut Social Networking Site for TV Viewers
• IBM to Buy AT&T's Sterling Commerce for $1.4B
• New Intel Processors Redefine Mobile Computing
• PC Makers Leak Intel's Upcoming Quad-core Laptop Chips
• Open-Source Gaming Console is Just About Ready to Play
• Facebook CEO's Privacy Promises: What's Missing
• Halo: Reach Locks In September Launch
• Why I Switched from iPhone to Android
• Colloquy IRC Client Gets IPad Version
• Four Reasons Momentus XT Hybrid Should be Your Next Drive
• Intel Launches Ultra-Low Voltage Core i3, i5 and i7 CPUs
• A Novel Idea From Pandigital: an Android-Powered E-book Reader
• Intel Offers Low-power Chips for Thin, Light Laptops
• Modern Combat: Sandstorm HD
• WWDC 2010: An Apple Wish List
• Elgato Releases EyeTV HD
• IPad Apps We'd Like to See
• Yahoo, Nokia Tie up for Chat, Mail and Maps
• Nexus One, Motorola Droid Line Up for Android 2.2 Update
• Seesmic Releases Long-awaited IPhone Application
• Sound ID 510 Bluetooth Headset: There's an App with That
• Apple Confirms Steve Jobs Keynote for WWDC 2010
• Seagate Momentus XT Pairs SSD and HDD with Impressive Results
• Seagate Reinvents the Hybrid Laptop Hard Drive
• Google Gives the Gift of Pac-Man Forever
• Irish ISP Launches Pilot Program Aimed at File Sharers
• IBM Buys Sterling Commerce From AT&T for $1.4B
• Facebook CEO Addresses Privacy Concerns
• Microsoft Edging Google out of iPad-like Devices
• What Android Fragmentation Problem?
• Facebook Blocks Access in India to Controversial Page
• If You Have Multithreading in Windows Phone 7, Do You Need Multitasking?
• Cisco Takes Wraps off Home TelePresence
• Left out in the Cold: Tech Innovation Favors the Rich
• Has Asus Abandoned Netbook Linux?
• When Trade Secrets Meet Facebook
• NY Times' Android App Makes a Mockery of iPad Version
• Good-Bye to Privacy?
• Tech Store Product Search and Test Q&A
• Poisoned PDFs? Here's Your Antidote
• Remains of the Day: Steve Jobs E-mail With a URL
• Babeorella for IPhone
• Securing Your Facebook Privacy Settings
• Clock Ticking to AT&T Fee Hike
• Waiting a Decade for This
• Tales of Woe: Bejeweled Blitz on Facebook
• Tales of Woe: Nickelodeon
• Tales of Woe: Acrobat
• Less Successful Success Stories: Kongregate
• New York Times, Cont.
• Tales of Woe: Picnik
• Less Successful Success Stories: The New York Times
• Tales of Woe: Hulu
• Warner Bros., Cont.
• Tales of Woe: Warner Bros
• Tales of Woe: PCWorld.com
• Tales of Woe: Lala
• Less Successful Success Stories: Ecodazoo
• Success Story: South Park Avatar Maker
• Success Story: TIME?s The Call Podcast
• Success Story: Bloggingheads.tv
• Silicon Replacement: Gallium Arsenide?
• Beware Attack by Rogue Facebook Apps
• The Best and Worst of Our More Than 200 Research Calls
• iPad Sales Hit 200,000 Per Week
• 'Lost' -- The Top 5 Websites
• How Google Helps Hackers (Accidentally)
• iPad: Surveys Show Why and How We're Buying it
• Facebook Considers Changing Privacy Settings
• Bugs and Fixes: Security Woes for Windows, McAfee, Firefox
• New Life for Old Computers
• The Next Big Things -- According to the Investors
• Facebook Page Banned by Pakistan Is Back Online
• HP Battery Recall: Prevent Fire or Injury
• The Netbook: a Perfect PC Companion?
• Android Phones Due for 2.2 Upgrade Revealed
• Benefits of Google Encrypted Search
• AT&T Makes it Tougher to Quit
• Android Challenges iPhone, Users Win
• Facebook Users Still Mulling Boycott
• Apple iPad: Confirmed Success Already?
• Bugnets Could Spy on You via Mobile Devices
• Facebook Fixes Bug That Allowed Friend Deletion
• Encrypted Search Comes to Google
• Valve: Mac Games Make up 11 Percent of Steam Purchases
• Despite Green Diet, Data Centers Still Gobble Power
• Chrome Lags Firefox in New 'Active' Users, Mozilla Claims
• FTC Won't Block Google Acquisition
• Intel Seeks Reboot in Television Market With Google TV
• AT&T Raises Some Early Termination Fees
• Show Flagged Messages on Your Desktop
• Hack: Use a Guitar as a Fight-Game Controller
• AT&T To iPhone Users: Leave Early, Pay Dearly
• Financial Times IPad App Offers Free Access Through July
• Real Life Usage Helps Demystify Google Wave
• 7 Ways Android 2.2 Froyo Tops Apple's iPhone
• 5 Ways the Plug Could Get Pulled on Google TV
• Must Facebook and Privacy Be Like Oil and Water?
• Apple iPad Demand Through the Roof, Growing ? Survey
• Google's I/O, Street View Get News Focus
• Google Offers Encrypted Web Search Option
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• Scosche Flipsync Puts USB to Dock Connector in Keychain Form
• This Week in Geek: Froyo-Free Edition
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• Japan Proposes Global Holographic World Cup Broadcast
• Survey: IPad Making Inroads, Users Satisfied
• Sony Ericsson Mum on Froyo Upgrade Plans
• Thai Riots Spark Reporting via Twitter, YouTube
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• Play Pac-Man on Google!
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