May 2011

• AMD Finally Enters Tablet Market With New Chip
• Endeavour on Final Descent; Atlantis Prepares for Its Final Flight
• HP Launches IT Executive Scorecard Software
• 5 Fixes for the Biggest iPhone and iPad Headaches
• Dell Inspiron Zino HD Mini PC, $400
• Twitter Introduces One-Click 'Follow' Button
• Cell Phones May Cause Cancer, Says the WHO. What to Do?
• Logitech's LifeSize Aims for Android Video Soon
• HP's Massive Battery Recall: What You Need to Know
• You Gotta Fight For Your Right To Privacy
• Asus Announces 'Padfone' Tablet/Phone and $199 Netbook
• Apple Releases Mac Defender Security Update--Everybody Relax!
• Apple Brings iWork to iPhones, But Problems Remain
• Ultrabooks Unveiled: Super-Slim Laptops With Intel Inside
• VMware Buys Socialcast
• The Hottest IT Skills are Noncertified
• Apple Launches iWork Productivity Apps for iPhone
• Microsoft Joins Patent Review Group to Avoid Costly Litigation
• Nintendo DS Lite Drops to $99.99
• Google's Chromebooks vs. Intel's Ultrabooks
• Hospitals Compete for IT Talent With Funding at Stake
• Sprint, Others Ask FCC to Deny AT&T Deal for T-Mobile
• How Amazon's Appstore Competes With Android Market
• Cool Armored Glove Fights Crime With Electricity
• U.S. Government Says Cyber Attacks May Be Acts of War
• Cyberattacks Can Justify Armed Response, Pentagon Says
• Pantech Crossover on AT&T Targets Android Newbies
• Twitter Buys Online Ad Company
• Chrome OS Moves To Taipei
• Asus Padfone
• SanDisk SSD
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• Intel Goes Tablet Crazy; Hits the 'Oak Trail'
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• LG V300 All-In-One PC
• ARM Servers
• Asus eee PC X101 MeeGo Netbook
• MSI Announces Thin-And-Light Laptops and Tablets
• Computex: Where the Tech Action Is This Week
• Gigabyte S1080 Windows 7 Tablet
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• Nvidia Budget Wired 3D Glasses
• Computex 2011: Top Stories at Taiwan's Giant Tech Show
• NVidia Quad-Core Tegra Tablet Chip
• Microsoft Sharpens Bing's Street-level Map Images
• Oracle Says ERP Software Woes Are School's Own Fault
• Google Wallet Isn't the Only Mobile POS Tool for Small Businesses
• Apple Will Replace Faulty MacBook Bottom Cases
• More Malware Apps Sneak Into Google Market
• Verizon Bill Follows Customer to the Grave
• Intel Ultrabook Will Power Bring-Your-Own-Computer Trend
• Disney Researches Force Feedback on Your Spine
• Apple Confirms iCloud Launch for WWDC
• Brainwave-Controlled Lightbulb Lets People Know When You?re Thinking
• Asus Padfone and MeeGo-Based Eee PC Expand Choices
• E3 2011: What to Expect
• US Government Embraces Consumerization of IT
• How America Clicked with the TV Remote
• Patent-challenging Site Expands Its Focus
• Spending on New Software Projects Rises, Survey Says
• Intel to Add New Hibernation Features to PC Chips
• UK Developing Cyber-weapons, Armed Forces Minister Admits
• Jobs to Keynote Apple WWDC, Introduce ICloud
• Opera 11.50 Beta's Speed Dial Gets Widgety
• MSI Shows Off Slew of New 'Vaporware' Tablets
• Nokia Confident About First Windows Phone Arriving in Q4
• WWDC Keynote to Highlight Lion, iOS 5, iCloud
• Intel: Ultrabook Is Not a Sign It Failed in Tablets
• Top 5 Social Media Security Threats
• iPhone 5 May Launch This Summer
• BlueStacks Merges Android and Windows
• Twitter to Launch Photo-Sharing Service, Reports Say
• Intel's Ultrabooks: What You Need To Know
• Sony Promises PlayStation Store Back this Week
• Software AG Acquires Mobile App Platform Developer Metismo
• France Télécom Ramps up French Residential Fiber Build-out
• Google Establishes Chrome OS Center in Taipei
• MSI Shows New Thin-and-light Laptops and Tablets
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• Seagate, Western Digital Merger Deals Face EC Probe
• Ricoh Announces Enterprise Device With Tablet Features
• Sony PlayStation Network to Be Fully Restored by Weekend
• Intel Launches New Class of 'Ultrabook' Laptops
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• Tupac (and Wikileaks Hacktivism) Live On at PBS
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• Hackers Deface PBS Site, Promise More Lulz
• Linaro: Now a Year Old, the Linux Effort Begins to Deliver
• Study: Friends Hard to Keep Up with on Twitter, Facebook
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• Day 30: What I Learned from Spending 30 Days With...Google Docs
• Asus' Padfone Combines Smartphone With Tablet Dock
• Mac OS X 10.7 Lion 'Nearly Ready'
• Match.com Wants to Get to Second Base With Meetic
• PlayStation 4: Not Forgotten, But Not Soon
• Apple Jockeys to Boost iPad 2 Production
• Satyam Sets up Testing Center for MasterCard
• ViewSonic Shows Tablet Using Intel's New Atom Chip
• Asus Demos Phone-Tablet Combo, Meego Netbook
• A Gamer?s Guide to Network Performance
• ARM Servers Still 'Several Years' Away, its President Says
• ARM Expects Half of Mobile PC Market by 2015
• Nvidia Shows Tablet Running Quad-core Tegra Chip
• China Censors Web to Curb Inner Mongolia Protests
• Cloud Phone Services Offer Flexible Calling Options
• Cloud Office Suites and Finance Services Offer a Wealth of Features
• Cloud Music Services Let You Enjoy Tunes Everywhere
• Cloud Security Apps Promise Up-to-Date Protection
• What Your Wireless Carrier Knows About You
• Cloud Storage Services Keep Your Data Safe and Accessible
• The Best Web Apps and Online Services: Get the Most Out of the Cloud
• Can the iPad and iPhone Rescue the Cloud?
• Google Yanks Game Mimics from Android Market
• Samsung Demands Next iPhone, iPad
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• Day 29: Five Things I Like Most About Google Docs
• Strain of Bacteria Can Survive on Caffeine Alone, Doesn?t Sleep
• Former NASDAQ Exec Used Wife's Online Account for Insider Trading
• Make Father's Day Special With These iPad Apps
• Lockheed Martin Acknowledges 'Significant' Cyberattack
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• Dangers of IE 'Cookiejacking': What You Need to Know
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• Lockheed Cagey About Reported Data Breach
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• Windows Phone 7 'Mango' Business Features: Sneak a Peek
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• Contact Groups
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• Improving Security
• E-mail Enhancements
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• Microsoft Downplays IE 'Cookiejacking' Bug
• Google Adds Flight Schedules to Search Results
• Number Guru Provides Free Reverse Lookups
• Study: App Store Makes More Money Than Android Market
• Networking Chief Haas Leaving HP
• New Malware Scanner Finds 5% of Windows PCs Infected
• Android Windfall Leads to $150 Million Payday For Microsoft
• Day 27: Google Docs Scripts and Power Tips
• Skype Glitch Fixed, No Big Deal
• Wall Street Beat: Servers Up, PCs Down
• PayPal, EBay Sue Google Over Mobile Payments Secrets
• Pioneer AppRadio Will Bring iOS Apps to Your Car
• Amazon Tackles Apple Again with Mac Download Store
• 5 Unique Ways to Make Money Online
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• Forrester Calls Google's Chromebook 'Corporate Idiocy'
• Researchers Claim Memory Encryption Breakthrough
• 6 Changes in Windows Phone Mango Target Business Users
• Asus Teases Smartphone-Tablet Combo, More
• Gmail to Display Context Data About Contacts in Inbox
• Senator Blocks Controversial Copyright Bill
• Windows 8 Tablet Reveal? 4 Things We Want to See
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• Zuckerberg's New Diet: Kill Your Own
• Google Wallet Reality Check: Experts Handicap Mobile Payment Plan
• Lessons from Sony's PlayStation Network Downtime
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• Apple to Mirror Music Libraries in Cloud Service, Report Says
• NFC Smartphone Payments Taking Off? Not So Fast
• Rumor: Sony NGP Memory Halved to Battle Nintendo 3DS
• Sony's PlayStation Network to Reopen in Asia on Saturday
• Two Convicted in U.S. Over Counterfeit Cisco Gear
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• Alibaba's Online Payment Service Granted Chinese License
• Day 26: OCR in Google Docs
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• Sean Parker Says Music Industry Will Rebound
• The Evolution of Application Development
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• Microsoft's Kinect Brings Augmented Reality to the Fitting Room
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• Oklahoma City Using SIEM to Crack Down on Hackers and Slackers
• Amazon Is Ready For Another Deluge of Lady Gaga Fans
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• Amazon Challenges Apple With Mac App Download Store
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• Honda Canada Warns Customers of Data Breach
• Microsoft Set to Show Off Windows for Tablets Next Week
• Google Wallet May Be Missing Key Partners
• Lawmakers Question AT&T Acquisition of T-Mobile
• Dumpster Drive: Share Your Digital Trash With the Cloud
• Senate Panel Approves Controversial Copyright Bill
• Noise Snare Tracks Down Noisy Vehicles
• Google Unveils Mobile Wallet Service
• Obama Softens Stance on Accused U.K. Hacker McKinnon
• SAP's 'Ramp-Up' Program Fingered in ERP Lawsuit
• Linux Mint 11 and Fedora 15: In One Week, Two Gems Debut
• Skype Suffers Outage: What You Need to Know
• Shopping Cart Sat-Nav Coming to Save Your Grocery Shopping Woes
• Napster Cofounder Says Music Industry Poised to Rebound
• 5 Questions to Ask Before Buying Microsoft Licenses
• Skype Voice Service Crashes; Users Offered Fix Instructions
• Double Your Fun with AMD CrossFireX Technology
• PSN Users Get Identity Theft Protection
• IDC: Google Knocks off Yahoo as US Display Ad Leader
• Algorithm Turns 8-Bit Art into HD Vector Graphics
• Mac Malware is Back. Your Move, Apple
• Dumping Steve Ballmer: Microsoft's Pros and Cons
• US Online Ad Market up 23 Percent in Q1
• Ballmer Needs to Step Down, Says Hedge Fund Manager
• Eight Tips for Travelers
• Skype Offers Instructions to Fix Mac Connectivity Issues
• Acer Starts Making Laptops at New Factory in China
• Google Maps Adds Buttons, Gets Foursquare Feel
• Web-Based Windows Phone 7 App Store Arriving with Mango
• Lenovo Profits More Than Double for Fiscal Year
• Survey: PSN Outage Hasn't Impacted PlayStation Network Loyalty
• Chinese Prisoners Allegedly Forced to Play 'World of Warcraft'
• Google Wallet: What to Expect at Google's NFC Event
• Google Street View in India Faces Challenges
• Capgemini to Support SAP Apps on Amazon's Cloud
• China's Baidu Is Working on a Multi-language Search Platform
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• Sony Affirms Net Loss, Expects Profits to Return This Year
• New U.S. Bill Requires ISPs to Keep 18-months Records
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• Day 25: Don't Lose Your Google Docs Data
• Sony Offers Identity Theft Protection After Cyber-attacks
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