November 2009

• Satyam Opens Its Largest Services Center Outside India
• Google Reveals Winners of Android Developer Challenge 2
• Yahoo: Michael Jackson Leads Top Ten Searches of 2009
• Stardom Announces Safe Capsule Storage Device
• Dell Tweaks Chrome for Mini 10v
• CrunchPad, We Hardly Knew Ye
• IBM Offers Tivoli Monitoring for Amazon Cloud Deployments
• Yahoo's Head of Mobile Takes on New Duties
• Broadcom Buying Dune Networks for Cloud Switching
• Is the 27-inch IMac All It's Cracked up to Be?
• Apple Opens up ITunes LP and Extras to Developers
• Personal Tech Books
• Cloud and Architecture Books
• Books for a Change of Pace
• IT Management Books
• Good Tech-Practices Books
• Geek Book Gift Guide
• Career Management Books
• Deep Technology Books
• 2009 Gift Guide: Great Reads for Geeks
• Arrington's CrunchPad, Dead Before Arrival
• Android Answers: How to Get Multitouch Browsing on Droid
• Google Phone: Another Day, Another Sighting
• Kindle Sales Hot in November, Amazon Says
• Google Chrome Browser: Mac Beta Almost Ready
• Court Orders Spam Network to Pay $15.2 Million
• IPhone Hints: Adding Locations to Calendar Events
• Microsoft is Investigating Claims Patches Cause Windows 'Black Screen of Death'
• Psystar Sold Just 768 Mac Clones
• Explore Your Font Characters
• Large Hadron Collider Demolishes World Record
• 'Locking' an External Hard Drive
• Amazon.com Wins Black Friday Battle
• Can Google News Be Fixed?
• Consolidate Your Social Networks With Socialite
• French Court Fines EBay $2.5 Million
• Google Nears Release of Chrome Web Browser Beta for Mac
• IBM Buys Database Security Firm Guardium
• The CrunchPad is Dead: Who Cares!
• IBM Stays Tops as Server Market Stabilizes, Gartner Says
• Apple Job Listing Suggests Big Changes for IPhone Maps App
• Google Chrome for Mac Beta Will Lack Several Features
• Five Hot Cyber Monday Bargains for Businesses
• Report: Stolen Belgian IPhones Surfacing in Russia
• Photo Printers Buying Guide
• Apple Asks Judge to Dismiss Psystar Lawsuit
• Europe Extends Antiterrorist Data-sharing Deal With US
• Helsinki to Recycle Excess Heat From Data Center
• Black Friday Sales Gains Higher Online Than in Stores
• Did Kindle Sales Get a Boost from Nook's Fumble?
• Porn App Store Lands on Android Phones
• Apple Store Offers Free Shipping for Holiday Shoppers
• Evidence Uncovered of Possible Next Gen iPhone
• Cyber Monday Gaming Deals Demystified
• Spurious Mobile Phones in India to Be Disconnected Tuesday
• New iPhone May be in Beta
• 20 Hot Cyber Monday Deals
• Barnes & Noble Delays Nook by One Week
• Xbox LIVE iPhone App Lets You Message on the Go
• Latest Microsoft Patches Cause Black Screen of Death
• European ISPs Lash out at Secret ACTA Negotiations
• Samsung Beats 2009 Handset Forecast on Touchscreen Demand
• Taiwan Plans to Roll out E-readers in Schools
• Baidu Targets Google With Mobile Search App
• Sony's 3D TV Plans Become a Little Clearer
• Apple Says No to the Droid's Red Glow
• 25% of Office Workers Would Steal Company Data
• Digital Watchdog Group Jumps on User Licenses
• 2009: The Year the Cloud Was Seeded
• Microsoft Readies Windows 7 in 10 African Languages
• 5 Free Web Apps to Help Organize Your Holidays
• Some Retailers Beat Apple's 'Black Friday' Deals
• Struggling Wikipedia Sheds Thousands of Editors
• Twitter Inspires More to Go Mobile
• Nokia N900 Launch Delayed
• Windows 7 Sales Beat Mac OS X Market Share
• The Toilet Paper Dispensing iPod Dock
• MP3 Massager
• The Rear-View LCD Screen
• The Gift Card and Gadget Combo
• The USB Hub and Thermometer
• The iBreath With FM Transmitter
• The FM Radio Toaster
• Mouse and VoIP Phone
• The USB Watch
• The Taser Music Player Holster
• The Terrible Ten
• 10 Totally Ridiculous Combo Gadgets
• Dell Offers Custom Chromium OS Download For Mini 10V
• Walmart's Black Friday Rip-off
• Cyber Monday: E-Shop Til You Drop
• Lose Your Identity (and Wallet) This Holiday Season
• Tip #2
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• Tip #3
• Tip #1
• How to Lose Your Identity This Holiday Season
• Tip #4
• Psystar Hoped to Sell 12 Million Mac Clones Annually
• iPhone Owners Gobble Up Online Media
• Why E-book Readers Make Bad Holiday Gifts
• Retail Mania, IE Woes, EU Charges
• New Malware Scam Targets Twilight Fans
• Buffalo Brings SuperSpeed To Blu-ray With New External Drive
• British Hacker Loses Another Extradiction Appeal
• Insignia Blu-ray Disc Player
• Get the Most for Your Gear-buying Dollar
• 8 Steps to Better Holiday Cards, Books, Calendars
• Apple Mailing Promotes Black Friday Deals
• Black Friday Deals for Mac and IPhone Software
• SAP Enterprise Support KPI Project Leader and Sponsor Resign
• iPod Touch 8GB Media Player
• Working at Home: A Wi-Fi, H1N1 Survival Guide
• Viviane Reding Picked to Re-write EU Data Protection Laws
• The Best Mac Black Friday Deals
• Torrent Giant Mininova Forced to Go Legit
• Market Simplified
• Wicked Blog App
• ProOnGo Expense Beta with Receipt Reader
• FileScout
• Best BlackBerry Apps of 2009
• ShoZu
• e-Mobile Today Professional Edition
• Sid Meier's Pirates
• David
• Vision for YouTube
• CBS News
• Expense Manager
• Fierce Towers
• The Winner: 7digital Music Store
• AFP Mobile News
• Unsynced Music Player
• Astraware Solitaire
• Hottest BlackBerry Apps of the Year
• Black Friday Tech Deals: Latest and Greatest
• New Front Opened in India's Mobile Tariff Wars
• Oddball Gifts for Offbeat Tech Lovers
• Seed Orbs
• Swarovski Crystal Fireplace
• Ariel Atom
• Offbeat Techie Gift Ideas
• Personalized Romance Novels
• Brondell Swash 800 Advanced Toilet Seat
• Victorinox Special Edition Airstream Trailer
• Adding Speed Trap Alerts to Your GPS
• Bird Call Ringtones
• Moshi Lifestyle Voice Control Alarm Clock
• Gunnar Digital Optical Eyewear
• Socks Subscription
• Sure Fit Transit Cover
• Lenovo Buys Back Phone Unit With Eye on Mobile Web Products
• China Warns About Return of Destructive Panda Virus
• Hack In The Box Heading to Holland
• Acer Aspire AS5517-1208 Laptop
• Black Friday Deals: Buy the Right PC, Not the Cheapest
• Be A Cheap Geek With These Black Friday Online Hardware Deals
• Sony VAIO NW235 Laptop
• A Retro PC Celebration for the Whole Family
• Sony Bravia 46-Inch HDTV
• Add Special Effects to Your Frame
• Give Your Photos a Lift With Drop Shadows
• Make a Simple Matte
• Picture Perfect: Virtual Frames Enhance Digital Photos
• Virtual Frames Add Real Aesthetics
• Add Some Shadows
• Get Your Vignette Set
• Burn Your Vignette
• Burn Your Photo's Edges
• Drop Shadows: Prep Your Photo
• Nintendo Wii Video Game Console
• Nintendo DSi Bundle
• Top 10 iPhone Apps for Hobbyists
• The Elusive Bird Stalker
• A Classic Hobby: Reading
• Healthy Body, Healthy Mind
• Cubicle Clone By Day, Grill Master on the Weekend
• Confessions of a Golf Addict
• Don't Shop Till You Drop this Christmas
• Smart Snowboarders and Ski Bums
• Photographers at Play
• Stressed Out? Jump on Your Bike
• An App for Every Avocation
• Black Friday Doorbusters Are For Suckers
• Opinion: Why the Delay on the IPhone 3GS in India?
• Gems I’m Thankful for
• Nikon D3000 DSLR Camera
• India to Set up Automatic Monitoring of Communications
• PC World's Top Ten Funniest Videos
• Dissecting a Black Friday Doorbuster: Is That $197 HP Laptop Any Good?
• India's PC Market Has Started Recovering, Says IDC
• EU Charges Philips, Others With Forming CRT Screen Cartel
• Wipro Sets up Global Services Delivery From China
• Taiwanese Researchers Show Several Flexible E-reader Screens
• Chinese EBay Rival Branches out With Branded Mobile Phone
• Ostendo's 43-Inch Curved Monitor: The Ultimate Gaming Display?
• 13.3-Inch MacBook
• Best Black Friday Storage Deals
• Emerson 32-Inch HDTV
• Blu-ray Discs, DVDs, and Video Games
• Acer Aspire One
• Metasploit Releases IE Attack, but It's Unreliable
• Plug-in Suite 5 for Photoshop Now Available
• Vizio 55-Inch HDTV
• A Smartbook by Any Other Name?
• iPod Touch 8GB Media Player
• Olympus Stylus-7000 12-Megapixel Digital Camera
• Magnavox Blu-ray Disc Player
• TomTom One 130 GPS
• Blu-ray Discs, DVDs, and Video Games
• Polaroid PoGo Photo Printer
• Sony Bravia 46-Inch HDTV
• 13.3-Inch MacBook
• Acer Aspire One
• Acer Aspire AS5517-1208 Laptop
• Vizio 55-Inch HDTV
• Microsoft Xbox 360 Elite Bundle (With Six Games)
• Sony VAIO NW235 Laptop
• Nintendo Wii Video Game Console
• Deals of the Week: Black Friday Edition
• TomTom XXL 540 S GPS
• Nikon D3000 DSLR Camera
• Nintendo DSi Bundle
• Insignia Blu-ray Disc Player
• HP Compaq Netbook With Atom Processor
• Emerson 32-Inch HDTV
• Black Friday Deals, Tips, Gotchas, and Gripes on the PC World Podcast
• Kindle, Nook and Other E-Readers to Take Off in 2010
• Five Reasons to Partition a Disk
• Attacks Appear Imminent as IE Exploit Is Improved
• A Gamer's Guide to Black Friday
• iPhone App Rejected? There's a Site For That
• Five Tips to Shop Black Friday and Cyber Monday Securely
• Can Video-Streaming Site Joost Avoid Going Off the Air?
• Crunching Data on the Cheap
• Sept. 11 Pager Messages Published Online
• Apple Posts Guidelines on 27-inch IMac’s Target Display Mode
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• 1987: Digital Audio Tape
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• Nine Technologies Ahead of Their Time
• The Tucker Sedan
• All I Want for Xmas (Laptop Edition)
• What Mac Users Need to Know About Wi-Fi Direct
• Four Years Not Enough for "Godfather of Spam"
• 5 Hopes for an iTunes-Style Magazine Store
• 7 Hot Black Friday Laptop and Netbook Deals
• App Store Statistics as Misleading as They Are Impressive
• Six Ways to Watch Movies on Your Mac
• How to Run Chrome OS From A USB Drive
• Gameloft Does a Backflip, Supports Android Phones
• Redirecting DNS Requests Can Harm the Internet, Says ICANN
• Google Improves Mobile Movie Search
• US Senators Ask EU to Hurry Investigation of Oracle-Sun
• Ableton Releases Max for Live
• IPhoto 8.1.1 Fixes Faces Bug
• Man Pleads Guilty to Selling Fake Chips to US Navy
• Google Updates Apps BlackBerry Service
• Apple Updates Final Cut Server
• Palm, Sprint Pursue Lost Data From Pre, Pixi
• Racist Image Tops Google Search Results for Michelle Obama
• 3G Means More Porn, China Laments Amid Cleanup
• China Hopes Taiwan 3G Test Will Boost Homegrown Technologies
• Tokyo Students Design a New Robotic Muscle Suit
• 3G Means More Porn, China Laments Amid Cleanup
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• Major Magazine Publishers Coming to iPhone, BlackBerry
• Apple Asks Judge to Shutter Psystar's Clone Business
• Will Google?s Deal with TiVo Push More Video to the Web?
• Amazon Improves Kindle Battery, Adds PDF Support
• Steve Jobs Snubs Fan
• Kindle PDF Support Broadens Ebook Reader Appeal for Businesses
• Outlook 2010 Sneak Preview
• Microsoft CFO Resigns Effective Year-End
• European Parliament Adopts Telecom Laws After Bitter Debate
• Office 2007: 8 Great Reasons to (Finally) Upgrade
• Microsoft: The Assassin of Google's Chrome OS
• Sleazy Marketing Ploys Not a Concern to Online Merchants
• Some New iMacs Arrive DOA, Have Cracked Screens
• Corel Saves Itself, WordPerfect, and CorelDraw from Brink
• The Google-TiVo Deal: What It Means For You
• Verizon Challenges Sprint Marketing Claim
• Top 10 Black Friday Websites
• Ubisoft's Assassin's Creed 2 a Record-Breaker
• Enable Momentum Scrolling for Magic Mouse in 10.5
• Senators Call for Transparency in Copyright Treaty Talks
• Google's Ad Empire is Good for Small Business
• Kindle 2 Gets Native PDF Support, Improved Battery Life
• Kindle Update Boosts Battery Life, Adds PDF Support
• New Banking Trojan Horses Gain Polish
• Holiday Newsletters With iWeb '09
• Sony Support: Your 15 (Free) Minutes Are Up
• 12 Must-Have iPhone Apps for the Holidays
• Pillow Talk
• Let Your Light Shine
• Cowabunga
• Wake-Up Call
• We're All Ears
• Strike the Right Key
• Sign Me Up
• Greeting E-Card
• Hey, Apple: Trust Your iPhone Developers
• A Place for Everything
• Who's Got the Button?
• Take Note
• One Word: Plastics
• Take a Deep Breath
• Welcome to the 2009 Gear Guide
• All Wound Up
• Taiwanese Company Launches TD-SCDMA Trial Network
• 'Godfather of Spam' Sentenced to Four Years in Prison
• Apple iPhone Ad Succeeds Where AT&T Fails
• iPhone Apps for the Holidays
• CompareMe Shopping Utility
• Pro Football Live
• Amazon Mobile
• Black Friday: BF Deals
• Google Earth
• HearPlanet
• Urbanspoon
• Wine and Dine
• Epicurious Recipes and Shopping List
• Christmas Gifts List
• Black Friday Wish
• FlightTrack
• Free (and Some Not Free) Live Music
• How to Improve Your Photos Without Spending a Dime
• Open-Xchange Integrates Facebook, Twitter With E-mail Inbox
• Apple's New iPhone Ads Back AT&T
• More Android Users Get Google Maps Navigation
• Facebook Worm Spreads With a Lurid Lure
• Facebook Blocks Raunchy Worm
• Do Video Games Allow Virtual War Crimes?
• EU Drops Qualcomm Antitrust Investigation
• Hacks of Chinese Temple Were Online Kung Fu, Abbot Says
• One-Click Holidays: Free Web Apps Make It Easy
• Microsoft Issues Security Advisory on IE Vulnerability
• Buffalo Ships USB 3.0 Hard Drive
• Sanyo Delays Increase in Solar Cell Production
• HP Sees PC Sales Jump in China
• Top-Notch Laptop Repair? Expect to Pay Top Dollar
• Verizon Ads: Apple Strikes Back
• RIM, Motorola Latest Defendants in Visual Voicemail Suit
• HP Pavilion dm3 13-inch Ultraportable
• Samsung BD-P3600 Wireless Blu-ray Player
• Casio Exilim EX-S5 10-Megapixel Digital Camera
• Canon EOS Rebel T1i 15.1-Megapixel Digital SLR Camera (Body Only)
• Intel Core i9: Six Cores Of Speed
• Apple Enters AT&T vs. Verizon Ad War
• Inside Google's Advertising Empire
• Drobo Expands Line With Drobo S and Drobo Elite
• HP Reports Solid Q4 on Services Growth
• 10 Free Downloads for Your Laptop
• IPhone Hints: Give Thanks for the IPhone's Physical Controls
• Momentum Builds for Open Content Management Standard
• Apple Launching Ads Targeting Verizon's Network
• Twelve South Announces BassJump Laptop Subwoofer
• Google Partners with Canonical for Chrome OS
• iPhone Hogs Half of World's Mobile Data? Not Really
• Keep Your Passwords Private--and Handy--With LastPass
• Mobile Groups Protest Proposed Net Neutrality Rules
• Google Releases Open Source Version of Chrome OS
• Apple to Offer Black Friday Deals
• Bugs & Fixes: Firefox Squashes a Buggy Microsoft Plug-In
• 1TB SSD Drive Available Now; A Steal At Just Over $3,000
• Photo Contest: Hot Pics for November
• 11/23/09 Runner-Up: "Monet's Stream," by Sylvia Blair, DeBary, Florida
• Google to Buy Display Ad Company
• 11/2/09 Hot Pic: "The Courier," by Lawrence Gregory Chretien, Jr., Grapevine, Texas
• 11/16/09 Runner-Up: "Web King of the Flower" by Chrystal Lambly, Brown Summit, North Carolina
• 11/9/09 Runner-Up: "The Talc Mine" by Christa Saurer, Sunland, California
• 11/2/09 Runner-Up: "Under the Golden Bridge" by Lucianna Rollins, Portland, Oregon
• 11/23/09 Hot Pic: "Victory," by Kevin Kelly, Janesville, Wisconsin
• 11/16/09 Hot Pic: "Grasshopper," by John Litto, Dyer, Indiana
• 11/9/09 Hot Pic: "Tomatoes," by Brian Kolstad, Clarkston, Washington
• Samsung Omnia II Arrives Just in Time for Holidays
• Apple's Schiller Talks App Store, Approval Process
• AOL Changes Its Logo, and More
• Critical Zero-Day Flaw Opens Holes in IE 6 and 7
• Windows 8 in 2012?
• Wipro, Other Indian Outsourcers Expand in the US
• Can Apple's iPhone 'Walled Garden' Continue to Thrive?
• Windows 8 Release Expected in 2012
• The Macalope: Stupidium Is an Infinite Resource
• Chrome Unveiled; Microsoft Cheers
• Why Go Pro When IMac Goes Faster?
• News Corp and Microsoft Plot Anti-Google Pact, Says Report
• Super Mario Kart, Bit Trip Void Hit Wii
• Six Ways to Get Online From Anywhere
• Third iPhone Worm Targets Jailbroken iPhones
• 8 Tech Tools For Black Friday Deals
• Will Chrome Breed Copycats? Internet Explorer OS, Anyone?
• IPhone Ringtone Roundup
• The Justin Bieber Example: Use Twitter or Incite a Riot and Get Arrested
• Apple's iPhone App Store Approvals a Necessary Evil
• Microsoft Technology Reduces Network Redundancy
• Star Trek Online Open Beta Beams You Up Early
• Ciena Will Pay $769M for Nortel's Metro Ethernet Business
• Spotify Lands App for Symbian Phones
• GSMA Show Promotes Apps, Android and Green Energy
• Report: Microsoft May Pay News Corp. to Delist From Google
• Does Second-Hand Smoke Really Void Apple's Warranty?
• KT to Sell IPhone in South Korea
• Will Chrome OS Lead to More Powerful Win7 Netbooks?
• Hacked Climate Change E-mails Highlight Security Concerns
• More Facebooking, More Malware
• Chrome OS: Google's Big Brother Fetish Continues
• Tech Workers Dubbed the Unhealthiest
• Microsoft Surface Draws Interest, if Not Buyers
• Want a Faster Interface? Put a Chip in Your Skull
• Internet Serves as Springboard for Attacks on US Military
• Listen Up for Twitter Tunes
• Microsoft's Silverlight Vision
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• iPhone Expected to Boost Mobile Game Market
• New Attack Fells Internet Explorer
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• Google Unveils Chrome OS; Tech World Yawns
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• AT&T's Verizon 'Map' Suit a Risky Necessity, Lawyer Says
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