November 2010

• SAP Launches HANA for In-memory Analytics
• Salesforce.com Gets Amazon Cloud Replication Tool
• Downloads to Lighten Your Laptop
• Give the Gift of Blu-ray and Surround Sound for the Holidays
• Upscaled Picture and Sound -- $200
• Serious Picture and Sound -- $880
• Home Theater Packages for Every Budget
• A Surround-Sound DVD Player -- $100
• 3D, Networked Entertainment, and No Wires -- $600
• For Those You Want to Impress -- $3050
• Blu-ray, Surround Sound, and Internet Media -- $300
• IBM Chip Breakthrough May Lead to Exascale Supercomputers
• More Than 30 Million Vulnerabilities on Computers Worldwide
• Amazon Charging Kindle Users For Free Books
• How Microsoft May Help Open Source in Court
• FCC Looks Into Level 3, Comcast Content Dispute
• Remains of the Day: Leftovers
• Top 15 Free Tools for Every Windows Desktop
• Creative Zen X-Fi MP3 Player, $50 Off
• Spending Money for the Best and Newest Isn't Always the Best Idea
• Kinect Sex: Coming Soon to a Console Near You?
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• STAPLES: LG 20-inch Widescreen TFT LCD Monitor $110
• BEST BUY: 2 Video Games for $30 (Xbox 360 and PS3)
• AMAZON: Panasonic Lumix DMC-G1 SLR $400
• BEST BUY: Toshiba Satellite 15.6-inch laptop $300
• Top 8 Facebook Memes
• 15 Hot Cyber Week Deals
• AMAZON: TomTom XXL 540TM GPS $130
• BEST BUY: Flip Video SlideHD $195
• AMAZON: Samsung Galaxy Tab $599
• TARGET AND AMAZON: iPod Touch (32GB) $270
• 15 Hot Cyber Week Deals
• WALMART: Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 (Xbox 360) $30
• TIGERDIRECT: (Verizon) HTC Droid Incredible for Free with new 2-year contract
• BUY.COM: Lexmark Prevail Pro705 Wireless 4-in-1 printer $100
• OFFICE DEPOT: HP Pavilion 15.6-inch Laptop $600
• WALMART: HP Pavilion Desktop with 19-inch Monitor $575
• WALMART: Flip Ultra HD $99
• AMAZON: TCL 40-Inch 1080p LCD HDTV for $430
• HP TouchSmart 310
• Gateway FX Series
• Dell Inspiron Duo
• Moneual Sonamu PC
• Dell Latitude 2110 System
• SilverStone Fortress FT03
• Maingear Shift
• MSI N460GTX Hawk
• Samsung EcoGreen F4EG hard drive
• Thousands of HTML5 Tests Planned by Web Consortium
• FCC Takes First Step Toward Reallocating TV Spectrum
• Linux Kernel Shows Growing Mobile Influence
• Playboy Releases Back Issues on Hard Disk
• DoS Attacks Hammer WikiLeaks for Second Day Running
• iPad, WikiLeaks, Chatroulette Among Top AOL Search Terms for 2010
• EA Not Buying Harmonix
• Splashtop's New Instant-on OS Based on Chromium Browser
• Microsoft Exec Says Google Is 'Failing' in the Enterprise
• BendDesk: A Multi-Touch Desk With a Curve
• 70 Percent of Workers Don't Use Wi-Fi for Printing
• WikiLeaks Sets Sights on Major U.S. Bank, Founder Says
• Analysts: $6B for Groupon a Bad Deal for Google
• Tablets Won't Kill the PC Anytime Soon, Says Analyst
• A List of Cloud Solutions Offered by Federal Agencies
• Epic Games to Release Unreal Development Kit for IOS
• Pages Templates 6.0 Give Your Documents a Facelift
• Clone Phones Lack Customer Loyalty: An 80s Flashback
• Confessions of an iPhone User: Why I Don't Like Windows Phone 7
• Are the Aliens Coming? NASA to Hold Press Conference on Major Astrobiology Discovery
• Vizio E470VA 47-Inch HDTV, $698
• Robots Don?t Need Us Anymore
• Virgin Releases IPad-only Magazine, Project
• 4.1 Million PlayStation Move Units Sold Claims Sony
• Android to Overtake Symbian Next Year
• Helping Employees Get Corporate Security Policy
• Bacteria Beats Sudoku; NY Times Crossword Beware
• Startup Offers 'virtual Private SaaS' for Salesforce.com
• Headquarters for Basecamp Gets Redesigned, Offline Data
• HP Fuses Dev Management and Testing Tools
• Gettysburg Unplugged: NorbSoftDev on How Scourge of War Gettysburg Thinks
• Groups Vow to Fight Gov't Takedowns of Websites
• The EU's Google Investigation: A Breakdown
• Apple Updates Game Center Terms of Service
• Red Hat Acquires Makara
• Verizon to Disclose LTE Details Wednesday
• Massive Windows Phone 7 Update Rumored for January
• iPad 2: Which Rumors are Realistic?
• Holiday Shopping: Last-Minute Digital Entertainment Gifts
• Do 2.5 Million Kinect Units Sold Equal a Hit for Microsoft?
• Google Targeted by EU Antitrust Probe
• Mac of the Future: the CPU
• Mac IT Guy: Old Parts, Remote Connections
• Microsoft: Your Next Pay TV Provider?
• Want a Robotic Massage? This Tiny Rolling Robot's Got Your Back
• P2P-based Alternative to DNS Hopes to Challenge ICANN
• Black Friday-Cyber Monday Debrief: 2010 Beat 2009
• Incase Slider for iPhone 4
• OtterBox Commuter Series Case for iPhone 4
• EU Investigates Google for Search-Related Antitrust Violations
• Sena Magnet Flipper
• Speck CandyShell for iPhone 4
• iFrogz Luxe Original Case for iPhone 4
• 7 Great iPhone 4 Cases: Protect Your Phone Before It's Too Late!
• Incase Snap Case for iPhone 4
• Protect Your Smartphone...Before It's Too Late!
• Speck Fitted Case for iPhone 4
• Analyst Finds Flaws in Canon Image Verification System
• Comcast Toll on Netflix Screams for Net Neutrality
• Kinect Sells 2.5 Million Units in First Month: Twice as Fast as iPad
• Google Targeted by EU Antitrust Probe
• New Google Earth: Better Street View and More
• Logicworks Marries Managed Hosting With New Public Cloud
• New Super Mario Bros. Wii Sets Sales Record in Japan
• Sony, Nikon, SanDisk Plan Faster Compact Flash Cards
• China Blocks Access to WikiLeaks
• Join the Parade
• Dell Laptop Uses New Intel Cooling Technology
• Survey: Flexibility, Agility Drive Desktop Virtualisation
• Seagate Ends Private-equity Buyout Talks
• Apple Is Getting Desperate in the Mobile Arena
• Ticketmaster Unfazed by Odd Band Names
• Sharp Announces Launch of Galapagos e-Book Tablet
• E-book Piracy Is Here. So What?
• Under the Gavel: Nokia vs. Apple vs. Motorola
• Level 3: Comcast Demands Fees for Web Movie Viewing
• Google Earth Adds New Street View, 3D Trees
• Third-party Tool Opens WP7 to Unapproved Apps
• Cyber Monday is a Joke, but Online Shopping Isn't
• Delorean Hard Drive Is Perfect For Time Machine
• 11/22 Hot Pic: "Tears of Water" by Reza Haghighipour, Rasht, Iran
• The Bleak Future of Tech Support
• 11/22 Runner-Up: "Shadow Ride" by Jason Barnes, Arcata, California
• 11/8 Runner-Up: "Long Tall Cool" by Kristin Cooper, Oneida, Tennessee
• 11/1 Hot Pic: "Grand Turk" by Marc Wilson-Blackburn, North Yorkshire, UK
• 11/8 Hot Pic: "Shoot the Moon" by Lee Tenneboe, Edmonds, Washington
• 11/1 Runner-up: "Making Friends" by Joanne Youlton, Chatham, Ontario
• 11/29 Runner-Up: "Little King of the Dahlias" by Marvin Mast, Tualatin, Oregon
• 11/15 Runner-Up: "Flowers and Bees" by Jill Ooms, Sidney, British Columbia
• Photo Contest: Hot Pics for November
• 11/29 Hot Pic: "Bettina" by Joanne Popovich, Phoenix, Arizona
• 11/15 Hot Pic: "Common Puffin" by Emily Mabee, Lewiston, Maine
• WikiLeaks Moves to Amazon Servers After DOS Attacks
• Hands-On: OnLive MicroConsole
• 4G to Cover More Than 4 Billion People by 2015
• Start-up Transforms Unused Desktop Cycles Into Fast Server Clusters
• Time for Your Company to Consider Cable?
• Will Apple Kill the Optical Drive?
• TuneLink Auto Can Bridge IPhone, Car Stereo With Bluetooth
• Inside the Labs at Microsoft, HP and IBM
• Server Shipments, Revenue Grow in Q3, Gartner Says
• Android Outselling Windows Phone 7 by 15:1
• Security Site Gets Punk'd: Protect Yourself
• How Secure is Windows Phone 7 App Code?
• Supreme Court to Hear Microsoft's Patent Appeal Over Word
• Tablets Expected to Clobber PC Sales in 2011
• HP: Pavilion dv7t Select Edition for $899.99
• Newegg: Toshiba Satellite A665D-S6059 for $679.99
• Wal-Mart: eMachines eME528-2012 With Case and USB Thumb Drive for $378
• Lenovo: ThinkPad T410 for $832.15 with CYBERMONDAY Coupon
• Cyber Monday Laptop Deals
• Best Buy: Samsung N150 Netbook for $250
• Mac Connection: 13-inch MacBook for $849.99
• Dell: Studio 15 for $549.99
• 20 Cyber Monday Deals
• HP: G26x for $479.99
• Dell: Alienware M11X for $599
• 10 Awesome Cyber Monday Laptop Deals
• Lenovo: ThinkPad X201 for $1,031.80 with DOORBUSTER5 eCoupon
• Reminder: FileMaker Offers Buy One, Give One Free
• Report: Iran Confirms Stuxnet Hit Centrifuges
• Clearwire Quietly Launches WiMax in Miami
• Nokia Relaunches Recycling Campaign in Uganda
• Mobile Internet Is Already Dominant, Survey Says
• Ransomware Attack Resurfaces to Hold Files Hostage
• LG BD530 Blu-ray Player, $65
• White House Orders Review in Wake of Wikileaks Disclosure
• Why Android Outsells Windows Phone 7
• Exporting and Importing Outlook 2011 Messages
• Microsoft Opens WP7 Development With Visual Basic Support
• Online Shopping Scams and Why You Fall for Them
• HP Envy 14 Core i5 Laptop, $1000
• How Secure Is Windows Phone 7 App Code?
• 8 Great Kinect Hacks
• 5 New Year's Resolutions for Your Project Management Career
• Assessing the IT Plan for the New Year
• Gartner Lowers PC Shipment Growth Forecast for 2011
• Building a Civil War: NorbSoftDev on Designing Scourge of War Gettysburg
• Apple Posts 'Merry Monday' Shopping Deals
• Cyber Monday Game Deals Made Easy
• 5 Best Browser Innovations of 2010
• Patent Applications Hint of Future PSP
• Study: Oracle Users Have Big Private Cloud Plans
• Courts Shut Down 82 Sites for Alleged Copyright Violations
• Microsoft TV in the Works?
• Trend Micro Boosts Data Protection with Mobile Armor Purchase
• Mac of the Future: the OS
• Microsoft Pioneers Tactile Display Technology
• India Issuing Notices to 2G Licensees After Scam Report
• Switch Enables Multi-user Web Browsing for the IPad
• What a Google Buy of Groupon Could Mean for You
• Hong Kong and Fiber Give Most Bang for Broadband Buck
• Angry Birds Special Christmas Edition Due
• Cool Tech Gifts Under $50
• TIGERDIRECT: Gateway 2.9 GHz Quadcore 1 TB HDD Desktop for $690
• STAPLES: Samsung Bluetooth Headset for $4.99
• 20 Hot Cyber Monday Deals
• 20 Cyber Monday Doorbuster Deals
• STAPLES: HP Pavilion 15.6-inch laptop with Blu-ray drive for $600
• WAL-MART: Western Digital 2 TB External HDD for $94
• DELL: Xbox 360 Kinect Bundle for $360
• AMAZON: iPod Touch (64GB) for $369
• DELL: Canon EOS Rebel T2i Bundle for $800
• AMAZON: EPSON Stylus NX625 All-in-One InkJet Wireless Printer for $100
• DELL: 15-inch Inspiron Laptop for $580
• WAL-MART: Element 42-inch 1080p LED HDTV for $500
• SONY STYLE: 46-inch 1080p 3D LED HDTV and 160GB PlayStation 3 Bundle for $1700
• WAL-MART: Xbox 360 Value Bundle for $249
• RADIOSHACK: Garmin Nuvi 265w GPS for $90
• Best Buy: Toshiba Satellite 10.1-inch Laptop for $300
• AMAZON: Cheap Blu-ray Movies $13-$24
• DELL: 20-inch widescreen LED Monitor for $85
• TIGERDIRECT: Mitsubishi 65-inch (diagonal) 1080p 3D DLP HDTV for $1200
• APPLE: Accessories Sale 10% off
• Best Buy: 60-inch 1080p Mitsubishi 3D DLP HDTV for $600
• AMAZON: Sanyo HD Camcorder for $130
• Mellanox Buys Voltaire for $218 Million
• Taking Notes With an IPad
• The Best and Worst Cyber Monday Video Game Deals Rated
• Amazon Dominates Online Holiday Shopping
• Hackers Release iOS 4.2.1 Unlock for iPhone 3GS
• Confessions of an iPhone User: Why I Like Windows Phone 7
• Symbian Foundation Will Take Source Code Offline on Dec. 17
• Asustek Unveils Low-cost Eee Note E-reader, Notepad
• Sharp's Galapagos E-book Tablet to Launch Dec. 10
• Europe's Hylas-1 Broadband Internet Satellite Launched
• Katrina?s Aftermath
• Online Group Buying Taking off in China
• Comcast Outage Hits Boston, East-coast Cities
• Google Maps Faces July 2011 Deadline on China Regulations
• 2010 Reliability and Service Survey: Printers
• Midland LXT114VP Walkie-Talkies
• Stocking Stuffers: Cool Tech Gifts Under $50
• 2010 Reliability and Service Survey: Cameras
• Star Trek USB Communicator
• Donkey Kong Jenga
• SDI iHome iH15W Portable Speakers
• Reliability and Service: Laptops
• Maple Wood-Grain Pattern Skin for AiPad
• Jones Bacon-Flavored Soda
• 2010 Reliability and Service Survey: Desktops
• Desk Pets Skitterbots
• 2010 Reliability and Service Survey: HDTVs
• World of Warcraft Cataclysm
• The Tech Brands You Can Trust
• Buckle Up Key Holder
• 686 Original Snow Toolbelt
• Hot Holiday Gifts on a Budget
• 2010 Reliability and Service Survey: Smartphone and Wireless Providers
• 5 Cyber Monday Websites for Finding Great Deals
• Leaked US Document Links China to Google Attack
• 'Star Trek' kitchen tools
• ZeroChroma Case for iPad
• Apple MacBook Air
• Microsoft Kinect Sensor
• VoltStar Eco Charger
• Android Plush Robot
• SpashID Key Safe
• Apple iPad
• Geek Gadget Gift Guide
• Vuzix Wrap 920
• All-in-one travel power adapter
• Black & Decker PCS10
• Technotoys if you've been good
• TouchAble Adds Tempo Control, Other Features for IPad DJs
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• 1999: Live Journal
• 1991: Gopher
• 2003: Danger Hiptop
• 2003: Friendster
• 1987: Digital Audio Tape
• 1987: Hypercard
• 9 Technologies That Were Ahead of Their Time
• 1991: Philips CD-1
• Early Entries
• 1993: Apple Newton
• Counting the Cost of Call Of Duty War
• The Curse of Beta Hardware
• Twitter's Challenge: Personalization, Co-Founder Says
• Why RIM Booted an IM App
• Opera 11 Beta Debuts
• Botnet Spammer's Sentence: 18 Months
• Microsoft Downplays 'Nightmare' Windows Kernel Flaw
• Gran Turismo: A Retrospective
• Laptops Still Have a Role -- for Now
• Supercomputer Contest Hits New Level
• Convicted Botnet Author Describes Next Targets
• Verizon Readies LTE: What to Expect
• Free Image Editors for Everyone--Even Experts
• Radio Station Apps: No Longer Welcome in the App Store
• How to Get Fired on Facebook
• 5 Features for iPad 2
• Apple's 'Black Friday' Deals Discount Macs, iPads Up to 8 Percent
• Two IOS Problems: Content "lost" and Content Blocked
• The Top 10 Stories in IT This Week
• Pirate Bay Guilty Verdict Upheld
• Opera Upgrades Mobile Browser for Symbian
• Shoppers Pick Mac Laptops
• Swedish Judge Confirms Pirate Bay Convictions on Appeal
• Report Says Apple IPad 2 to Have 2 Cameras, USB Port
• Headphones Buying Guide
• Black Friday: Drums! For IPhone Currently Free
• Wally World Washout at Wal-Mart
• Wimpy Roars at TigerDirect
• 46-inch Panasonic Viera Plasma 720p HDTV
• Xbox 360 4GB Console
• Black Friday Reality Check: Some 'Deals' Actually Stink
• Shack Shuffle at RadioShack
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• 20 Hot Black Friday Deals
• Asus Intel Core i5 laptop
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• PowerShot SX130
• Un-Amazing Amazon
• 55-inch Samsung LED 1080p HDTV
• Create a Gift Journal in Pages '09
• 1Password 3
• Booq Viper Hardcase 11 for MacBook Air
• Sparks App Brings Campfire to IPad in Style
• Firemint Posts Preview of Real Racing 2
• HP TouchSmart tm2t Core i5 Tablet Black Friday Deal, $900
• UK Registry to Clarify Domain Name Suspension Rules
• Apple Cuts Prices on iPads, iPods, Macs for Black Friday
• Swedish Judge Confirms Pirate Bay Convictions on Appeal
• CSL Users Get Best of Both Worlds With LTE and HSPA
• Zooming Through the Pure Night Sky
• 10 Weirdest Celebrity Tech Ads
• EU Broadband Take-up Pulls Ahead of US, but Speeds Still Low
• HP Pavilion dv7t Select Edition Laptop, $949
• Could Disposable E-Readers be in the Near Future?
• NHS Link to Facebook Raises Privacy Concerns
• Mobile HD Voice Popularity Grows Slowly
• What a Software Maintenance Contract Needs to Cover
• China 3G Adoption Still Sluggish Among Mobile Users
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• India Introduces Mobile Number Portability
• The Evolution of the Comic Strip
• DRAM Prices to Keep Falling Through the First Half of 2011
• Microsoft Xbox 360 Elite With 250GB Drive and Two Games, $300
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• 12 Tech Turkeys of 2010
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• 5 Websites That Used to Rule the Internet
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• Will Videoconferencing Replace the Telephone?
• Android Apps to Get Content Ratings
• Holiday Security: Even If You Don't Drink and Drive Your Keyboard This Weekend
• Steve Jobs Balloon Bobs Along Central Park
• Technology I'm Thankful For
• Scribd Stats: New Social Dashboard for Reading
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• Police: College Employee Stole From Students to Fight HIV
• Black Friday Alert: Chillingo iPhone and iPad Apps
• Teen Gang Admit Huge Zeus Trojan Fraud
• Employees Using Facebook, Smartphones More Likely to Promote Company
• Black Friday Alert: $89 Kindle 2
• Ubuntu Will Begin Updating Daily, Report Says
• Tips For Conducting a Risk Assessment
• Researcher Projects 11 Percent Hike in Online Holiday Spending
• Green IT: Train Staff to Think About Sustainability
• Readers Sound Off: Best New IOS 4.2 Features
• STAPLES: Acer 23-inch widescreen LCD Monitor for $150
• STAPLES: Discovery Expedition Projector for $70
• DELL: Iomega 2TB Home Media NAS Server for $150
• NEW EGG: LG Bluetooth Headset for $4.99 (mail-in rebate)
• TIGER DIRECT: Seagate External HD 2 TB for $100
• BEST BUY: Netgear Wireless N Dual-Band Router for $60
• AMAZON: Panasonic 22-inch LCD 720p HDTV for $200 with free iPod Dock
• WAL-MART: Sony Reader for $99 (DOORBUSTER)
• AMAZON: Kodak EASYSHARE 8-inch Digital Picture Frame for $50
• 20 Hot Black Friday Deals
• AMAZON: ZUNE HD for $204 (32 GB) or $164.54 (16 GB)
• AMAZON: Samsung 50-inch 1080p Plasma HDTV for $800
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• STAPLES: TomTom XXL 540S for $90
• TIGER DIRECT: Samsung 46-inch 3D HDTV for $1099
• AMAZON: LG BD570 Network Blu-ray Disc Player for $149.72
• BEST BUY: Barnes & Noble Wi-Fi Nook for $99 (DOORBUSTER)
• STAPLES: Brother Mono Laser Printer $50
• 10 Black Friday Digital Camera Deals
• DELL: Vostro 230 Desktop 500GB HDD for $389, Free 18.5-inch Flat Panel Monitor
• WAL-MART: Nintendo DS Lite for $89
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• WAL-MART: LG 42-inch LCD 1080p HDTV for $478
• Lenovo IdeaPad Y560 as Low as $699
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• Netflix Turns From Oracle, IBM to Amazon to Save Cash
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• Google Wave May Become an Apache Project
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• Android Browser Flaw Exposes User Data
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• Google Wave Gets a Second Life from Apache
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• EU Parliament Approves Once-secret ACTA Copyright Treaty
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