November 2011

• Walmart's Shopycat Uses Facebook to Recommend Gifts
• Skyrim Collector?s Edition
• Hauppauge WinTV-DCR-2650
• Holiday Cheer for $200 or Less
• Kindle Fire
• AT&T, China Telecom to Share Infrastructure
• Alibaba Says No Decision on Joint Yahoo Bid
• PCWorld's Game of the Year: The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim (PC, PS3, Xbox 360)
• Deus Ex: Human Revolution (PC, Xbox 360, PS3)
• To the Moon (PC)
• Dark Souls (PS3, Xbox 360)
• LittleBigPlanet 2 (PS3)
• Terraria (PC)
• The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings (PC)
• Minecraft (PC)
• Another Slideshow You May Like
• Super Mario 3D Land (3DS)
• Batman: Arkham City (PC, PS3, Xbox 360)
• 2011's Best and Brightest
• The 10 Best Video Games of 2011
• GeekBytes: The Heat Is On
• Great Gifts Under $200
• Google Slaps Down Ballmer's Assertion About Cloud Biz
• 2 Billion Mobile Devices to Ship in 2016
• Carrier IQ Rootkit Reportedly Logs Everything On Millions Of Phones [Updated]
• Robots Have Just Become Self-Aware (Sorta)
• Portal Becomes A Reality--Sort of--With This Kickstarter Project
• Use a Mac? Camino 2.1 Is an Open Source Browser Alternative
• Internet Service Providers May Start Usage-Based Charging
• FCC OKs On-body Medical Networks
• Lawmakers Express Support for Internet Sales Tax
• Netflix Opens Door to Leaving Amazon Web Services
• Amazon Updates Kindle Fire, Removes Root Access
• Samsung Ships Test Units of Performance-boosting Mobile Chip
• A First Look at Spotify's New Music Apps
• CRM Packages Look to Ease Financial Firms' Move to Salesforce
• Nikon Coolpix S8100 Digital Camera, $150
• Bill Would Allow US Intelligence to Share Cyber-threat Info
• Mobile Spyware Raises Ethical, Legal Questions
• The Cloud, Day 16: Stuck in Upload Hell
• 1983 Serial Console Meets 2010 Mac Pro, Becomes Friends
• Ultrabooks May Get 5 Percent to 10 Percent Price Cut in Early 2012
• Can Facebook Reshape Its Privacy Image?
• This Is the First Full-Length Movie Filmed With a Smartphone
• Apple iPhone 4 'Self-Combusts' on Airplane
• Anonymous' Robin Hood Credit Card Fraud Campaign Could Hurt More Than Just Banks
• Spotify Unveils Platform for External Developers to Create Music Apps
• Panasonic DMP-BDT210 3D Blu-ray Player, $139
• Meet eSleeper, The Automated Arduino-Powered Kitteh Bed
• Box Offers Free Cloud Storage for LG Android Devices
• Apple iPod Touch 32GB (4th Gen), $275
• PlayStation 3 Firmware Update Turns 4.00, Adds Vita Support
• 4 Reasons Windows 8 Tablets Aren't Dead in the Water
• EBay Finishes Data Center in a Very Hot Place
• Adobe Buys Efficient Frontier to Boost Its Online Advertising Capabilities
• Test Drive Windows Phone Mango on your Android or iPhone
• Salesforce.com Rolls out Social Marketing Cloud
• Hands-On with Microsoft's Handy New SkyDrive Features
• Why Microsoft Office on iPad Would Be Awesome...and Not
• New Google Navigation Bar is Part One of Redesign
• Spotify to Announce 'New Direction': 5 Possible Directions
• The Cloud, Day 15: Dollars and Cents in the Cloud
• Web Application Scans Facebook for Unflattering Photos
• Apple Seeks to Block Sale of Modified Samsung Galaxy Tablet in Germany
• MobileIron's Management Software Prepares for Android
• Acer Sees Ultrabook Shipments on Track for Q4, With Price Drop in 2013
• Apple Twelve South Compass Mobile Stand for iPad
• ThinkGeek Yoda Plush Backpack
• ThinkGeek Scrolling LED Belt Buckle
• Monserat De Lucca Pac-Man Earrings
• Logitech M525 Mouse
• Electrifying Holiday Gifts That Won?t Fry Your Credit Card
• Etsy.com's Clocks Made From Computer Hard-Drive Parts
• GelaSkins for Tablets, Smartphones, or iPods
• NeatoShop's Bacon Wallet
• McPhee.com Remote-Control Walking Zombie
• Exploding Andy (Android) T-Shirt
• You May Also Enjoy
• Redford Films Dr. Who Action Figures
• Cabelas.com Snowball Blaster
• Ecko Unlimited Zipper Earbuds
• Microsoft Xbox 360 Halo Reach Wireless Headset
• Android Plush Toy
• HTC Wins Ruling in U.S. Case Over Digital Camera Patents
• Mobile Fusion Will Play BES Role for Future RIM Devices
• GeekBytes: Sending It to the (Mini) Printers
• Laptops of 2012: What to Expect
• Stocking Stuffers: 15 Great Tech Gifts Under $50
• Q&A: How Digital Effects Gave 'The Muppets' New Freedom
• FCC Riles AT&T by Releasing Report on T-Mobile Merger
• Rogue SR2 Watch
• Crosley Spinerette USB Turntable
• Steampunk Telephone
• SeV Revolution Plus Coat
• LG LSM - 100 Scanner Mouse
• Das Keyboard Model S Professional
• Radio Controlled Mario Kart
• Force FX Lightsaber
• You Might Also Enjoy
• Bamboo Create Tablet
• Stone Cold Etch-a-Sketchin? With an NES Twist
• BlackBerry Playbook Gets Rooted, Hulu Comes Along for the Ride
• The Freedom to Tweet: Not Applicable in Thailand or Kansas
• 12 Valuable Tools for Managing Business Macs
• HP LaserJet Printers Vulnerable to Attacks, Researchers Warn
• Verizon Launches Xbox 360 Streaming TV Service Offer for FiOS Customers
• Cisco, Juniper, Check Point, Palo Alto Among Firms in Security Contest
• Floppy Quartet Sings Portal's 'Still Alive'--Ironically
• Apple Yanks iPhone Tethering App From App Store
• WordAds Opens Monetization to Free WordPress Blogs
• BlackBerry Mobile Fusion: What You Need to Know
• NetSpot Helps You Optimize Your Wi-Fi Networks
• Microsoft Wants to Turn Your Android or iPhone Into a Windows Phone
• Acer Says It Will Continue Making Netbooks
• Privacy Groups Generally Cheer FTC's Facebook Settlement
• As Cyberattacks Grow, Take Security Seriously
• Tablets to Get Faster With PCI Express 4.0
• Thanks, Feds: Facebook's 5 Big Privacy Changes
• Apple in the Enterprise: Breaking Microsoft's Grip
• Customer Sues Epicor After ERP Software Project Attempt Ends in 'big Mess'
• BEST BUY: Apple 32GB iPod Touch (Black), $275
• BEST BUY: 15.6-inch Toshiba Satellite Laptop, $380
• Top Cyber Week Deals
• Another Slideshow You May Like
• WALMART: Garmin Nuvi 50LM, $130
• TARGET: 14.1 MP Canon PowerShot, $80
• TIGER DIRECT: Vizio 55-inch LCD 1080p HDTV, $900
• OFFICE DEPOT: Brother All-in-One Wireless Printer $100
• STAPLES: Hewlett-Packard Slimline Desktop, $330
• BESTBUY AND GAMESTOP: Wii Mario Bundle, $150
• BEST BUY: Nikon Coolpix 12.1 Megapixel Digital Camera, $150
• WALMART: PlayStation 3 Starter Bundle, $279
• AMAZON: Seagate 2 TB External HDD, $132
• AMAZON: LG 42-inch LCD 1080p HDTV, $680
• BEST BUY: Apple 8GB iPod Touch, $190
• AMAZON: Panasonic Wi-Fi 3D Blu-ray Player, $139
• BEST BUY: 15.6-inch Lenovo Laptop, $300
• Is Cloud Computing for You? Five Points to Consider
• Nokia Siemens to Sell WiMax Business to NewNet
• Nokia N900 Gets Ice Cream Sandwich, Melts Under Pressure
• Apple and Spotify Create Ripples in the Streaming Music World
• Lucky Supermarkets Of California Finds Tampered Card Readers
• Interest in Windows 8 Tablet Waning, Forrester Says
• Facebook Settles FTC Privacy Complaints
• Are DuckDuckGo's Bing Ties a Problem for Linux Mint?
• Google Maps App for Android Adds Indoor Floorplans
• Rumor: Kinect 2 Will Read Lips and Track Your Emotional State
• RIM Plays to Its Strengths With BlackBerry Mobile Fusion Management Package
• 15 Top Cyber Week Tech Deals
• EU Seeks to Simplify Cross-border Data Protection Compliance
• Microsoft: Office 365 a Hit, Especially With Small Businesses
• WatchGuard Launches IOS-friendly Security Appliance
• Fighting Malware and Cybercrime with Old School Criminology
• European Commission Proposals Would Help Online Shoppers Resolve Disputes
• Mobile Industry Rolls out Gaming Rating System
• Facebook Community Forum Swamped by Spam During Thanksgiving Weekend
• New Skyrim Patch 1.2 Fixes All Kinds of Stuff
• iOS 5.1 Beta Tips New iPhone, iPads And Next-Gen Apple TV
• Tags, Scripts and Widgets Drag Website Loading Times Down
• iTether: iPhone Tethering With No Monthly Fee UPDATE
• Digital Photo Retouching Quantified in New Metric
• Programming Languages Cannot Be Copyrighted, Says Senior EU Court Adviser
• Free Software Activists to Take on Google With New Free Search Engine
• Three out of 10 Americans Do Most Holiday Shopping Online
• Video Calling Is Finally Catching On
• Senator Vows to Topple Anti-Piracy Bill with StopCensorship.org
• WikiLeaks: Security Worries Impede New Submission System
• Lenovo Unveils New Tablets, Smartphone and Plans 'Smart TV'
• NTT DoCoMo Strongly Backs Smartphone TV Service, Aims for Global Adoption
• Rohm Builds Chip That Will Send Data at 30Gbps, Through Clothing, Paper
• Protocol Deal to Bring Compatible Microsoft Apps to IOS, Android
• HP Pairs Autonomy and Vertica Software
• Facebook Denies Disputed Page to Both Merck Companies
• RIM to Offer Multiplatform Device Management
• Microsoft Expected to Trumpet Office 365 Momentum on Tuesday
• GeekBytes: We All Live In a Steampunk Submarine
• Flying Fingers Solve Hundreds of Rubik's Cubes
• Hackers Target IPv6
• Robot Prison Guards Will Creepily Monitor Prisoners
• Ruckus Tackles Channel-changing in Wi-Fi
• Siri Dictation Comes to Older iPhones; Only Jailbreakers Invited to the Party [Updated]
• Zynga Releases Mesh Animation Mobile Game, "Dream Zoo"
• LG Nitro HD: AT&T's 720p 4G LTE Phone
• Feds Celebrate Cyber Monday With Crackdown on Counterfeiters
• Geek Up Your Holiday With Lego Ornaments
• 3M, Infor in Legal Battle Over Millions in Software Fees
• RISC, Itanium Lose out to X86 in Q3 Server Market, Gartner Says
• How to Bulletproof Your Website
• Twitter Scoops up Mobile Security Developer Whisper Systems
• Researchers Crack Blu-Ray Encryption With Cheap Hardware
• Gigabyte Introduces Tablet-Laptop-Desktop Hybrid PC
• 12 Reasons to Try Linux Mint 12
• Finally, Some Privacy! Cool LCD Monitor Hack Helps Keep Your Secrets
• All I Want For Geekmas: Sarah?s Geeky Hanukkah Wish List
• Sprint's Unlimited Data Smartphone Plan Expected to End Soon
• Farewell to Flash
• US Agencies Seize 150 Sites Accused of Selling Counterfeit Goods
• Ice Cream Sandwich OS Available for (Some) U.S. Android Phones
• PS Vita Memory Card Prices Revealed: Far From a Deal
• Trojan Sends Premium-rate SMS Messages, Aims at European and Canadian Android Users
• Does Mobile Success Bring Danger?
• Cyber Monday Deal Roundup
• BEST BUY: Sharp Aquos 60-inch LED 1080p HDTV, $999
• BEST BUY: Sony HD Camcorder, $280
• BEST BUY: Asus 15.6-inch Laptop, $390
• BEST BUY: Magellan Roadmate 2036, $80
• Another Slideshow You May Like
• BEST BUY: Toshiba 55-inch LCD 1080p HDTV, $800
• OVERSTOCK AND J&R: Quad-Core 15.6-inch Asus Laptop, $750
• WALMART: iPad 2 32GB 3G + Wi-Fi Bundle, $688
• WALMART: Samsung 32-inch LCD 720p HDTV, $278
• STAPLES: HP PhotoSmart wireless All-in-One Printer, $70
• STAPLES: Kodak EasyShare M23 14MP camera, $70
• STAPLES AND OFFICE DEPOT: 17.3-inch Hewlett-Packard Laptop, $450
• AMAZON: Samsung 40-inch LCD 1080p HDTV, $726
• AMAZON: 12MP Canon PowerShot, $200
• BEST BUY: Video Game Deals, $10-$35
• BEST BUY: Video Game Deals, $10-$35
• BEST BUY: Video Game Deals, $10-$35
• BEST BUY: Video Game Deals, $10-$35
• Record Cyber Monday Hinted by Strong Black Friday
• AT&T Hackers Have Terrorist Connections, Say Philippines Police
• AMAZON: Garmin Nuvi 1450LMT, $130
• AMAZON: Samsung Galaxy 4.0 MP3 Player, $190
• AMAZON: Kindle DX, $259
• MICROSOFT STORE: Xbox 360 250GB Bundle, $395
• Black Friday Sales Make Kindle Fire a Bestseller
• UPDATE: $200 Blackberry Playbook Pulled From Retail Listings, Some Orders Canceled
• LENOVO: 50 Percent Off ThinkPads
• MACMALL: Mac Mini 500GB HDD, $565
• Top Tech Cyber Monday Deals
• Motorola Droid 4 Adds A Keyboard to Razr
• AMD Introduces Branded Memory Modules for Desktops
• Great Apps for Windows Phone 7
• Great Apps for iOS
• Great Apps for BlackBerry
• Great Apps for Android
• Websites for Smarter Shopping on Cyber Monday
• Mobile Shopping Record Expected on Cyber Monday
• iPhone Customers 'Most Loyal' Smartphone Buyers
• Economy Doesn't Deter Online Shoppers
• 'Charlatans' Said to Exaggerate Mobile Malware Fears
• 5 Tips To Shop Safe On Cyber Monday
• Saints Row
• Red Dead
• Burnout
• Assassin's Creed
• Classic Games That Weren't Smash Hits Right Off the Bat
• You May Also Enjoy
• Call of Duty's Multiplayer Version
• Amazon, Best Buy Open Cyber Monday Deals on Sunday
• TVs, Not Computers, Most Popular Electronics on Black Friday
• 'Letters to Steve' Offers Insights by E-Mail
• After a Month, Siri Finds Her Voice
• Three (and a Half) Tips to Survive Cyber Monday
• 5 Great Game Series That Got Off To Rocky Starts
• The Cloud, Day 14: Don't Trust All Your Eggs to One Basket
• 30 Reasons I Ignore Black Friday
• Cops Encrypt Radio to Stop Cell Phone Eavesdropping
• Android: The Phone for Living Dangerously?
• Banks Embrace the Tablet Revolution
• Why Supercomputers Will Live Only in the Cloud
• Black Friday Deals Remained After Early Rush
• You May Also Enjoy
• Social Media, American Express Helping Holiday Shoppers Get Good Deals
• Ubuntu Shows DistroWatch Decline as Mint Soars
• Apple TV or Roku Set-top Box: Which is Right for You?
• The Cloud, Day 13: Storing and Managing Pictures in the Cloud
• McAfee Protects Your Mac Without Affecting Performance
• Number Guru for iPhone Helps Control Your Calls
• 20 Great Gifts for the Tech Obsessed
• Black Friday at Midnight: One Shopper's Tale of Woe
• Consumers Surprise: Black Friday Bargain Hunters Aim for Big Tix Electronics
• Google Health: First Failure of 2012
• Golden Gobblers 2011: The Biggest Birdbrains in Tech
• You May Also Enjoy
• Kodak EasyShare MD55 Digital Camera
• Dell Inspiron 14R Laptop
• Asus A53E-XA2 15.6-Inch Laptop
• Samsung 51-inch Plasma HDTV
• Sony VAIO All-in-One Desktop
• Apple iPod Touch 32GB (4th Generation)
• Apple iPod Touch 8GB (4th Generation)
• Batman: Arkham City Game for Sony PlayStation 3
• 15.6-inch Dell Inspiron Laptop
• Garmin Nuvi 1300LM GPS (Refurbished)
• Some "Deals" Aren't Really Deals
• Siri Can Unlock Your Car, Can't Drive It Just Yet
• Why Google's Knol Failed: A Dire Lack of Peter Arno
• Apple IPad 2 Buying Guide
• Prepping a Music Library for iTunes Match
• Microsoft May Again Seek in Yahoo Acquisition
• Samsung Appeals Against Galaxy Tab Sales Ban in Australia
• How to Share a Family iPad
• Black Friday Reality Check: The Worst Busts of 2011
• The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
• Some Malls Tracking Shoppers Through Their Cell Phones This Holiday Season
• Apple Kicks Off Black Friday Sale
• Microsoft Surface: Why it Didn't Change Everything
• Add Document Tabs to Word, Excel, and PowerPoint
• London Wires up for 2012 Olympic Games
• Inside Facebook's Amazing Oregon Data Center
• Is 2012 the Year Android Invades the Enterprise?
• Unpatched Apache Reverse Proxy Flaw Allows Access to Internal Network
• Motorola Releases Slightly Thicker Droid Razr-like Phone for China
• The 10 Best Xbox 360 Games
• The 10 Best PS3 Games
• Germany's Merck Wants Facebook Page Back
• The First Microprocessor--The 40th Anniversary of Intel's 4004
• Black Friday: Update Your Parents' Browser Day?
• Will Congress Crush Tech Spending?
• Is the AT&T Merger With T-Mobile USA Dead?
• Big Fish Games to Offer Subscription Gaming on iPad
• You May Also Enjoy
• Surrounded by Surveillance: Is Everything Spying On You?
• Computer Science is the Hottest Major on Campus
• Nokia Windows Phone 7 Lumia Could be a Bust, Analysts Say
• Black Friday Goes Viral Video Crazy
• ISPs Can't Be Forced to Monitor Traffic for Copyright Infringement, ECJ Rules
• EU Commission Sends Final Warning to Members to Implement New Telecom Rules
• Control iTunes From the Keyboard With Take Five and SizzlingKeys
• Virgin America's Website Meltdown: Four Weeks and Counting
• Apple Approves Then Yanks First Game Subscription App
• Cloud Increases Licensing Complexity, Warns SAP User Group
• Fake iTunes Gift Certificate Could Ruin Your Black Friday
• Largest DDoS Attack So Far This Year Peaked at 45 Gbps, Says Company
• AT&T Says T-Mobile Deal Isn't Dead Yet, but Sets Aside $4B for Break-up Fee
• Hitachi Plans to Sell Systems That Integrate Data From Cities in the Cloud
• China Overtakes U.S. in Smartphone Shipments, Says Research Firm
• The Cloud, Day 12: A Picture Is Worth a Thousand Words
• Hungarian Hacks Marriott's Systems to Blackmail for Job
• London Baker Makes 102,000 Cupcakes for Grouponers
• You May Also Enjoy
• The 4004 Grows Up
• The Big Debut
• Intellec 4 Development System
• Computer Voting, 1976 Style
• Working in Layers
• A Computer That Fits on a Card
• Solid-State Pinball
• Processing Words
• Wall Bowling
• Calculator Brain
• 4-bit. 2300 transistors. 740 kHz.
• Top 10 Android Smartphone Browser Alternatives
• You May Also Enjoy
• Holiday Gift Guide: Tablets, e-Readers, and Gaming
• Lenovo IdeaPad K1 Tablet, Now Only $349
• GeekBytes: Thanksgiving Turkey, Tesla Coils, and Taking Photos
• STAPLES: 15.6-inch Hewlett-Packard Pavilion G6 Laptop, $350
• SELECT RETAILERS: 160GB PlayStation 3 Plus Two Games, $200
• BEST BUY: Toshiba Internet-Capable Blu-ray Player $40
• WALMART: Sony CyberShot 16.1 Megapixel Camera, $129
• BEST BUY: Asus Transformer 16GB TF101, $250
• WALMART: Toshiba 65-inch 1080p LCD HDTV, $998 (Available Friday, 8 a.m.)
• GAMESTOP: Xbox 360 and PS3 Games, $10-$40
• Deals That Won't Break the Bank
• You May Also Enjoy
• OFFICE DEPOT: Samsung 21.5-inch 1080p LCD Monitor, $120
• STAPLES: 17.3-inch Hewlett-Packard Pavilion dv7 Laptop, $700
• WALMART: JVC Everio HD Camcorder, $129
• TARGET: Acer 10.1-inch netbook, $157
• RADIOSHACK: Netgear N600 Wireless N Router, $60
• BEST BUY: Seagate 3TB External HDD, $100
• BEST BUY: Apple 16GB iPad 2 Wi-Fi Only, $455
• SELECT RETAILERS: 16GB RIM BlackBerry PlayBook, $200
• WALMART : 47-inch 1080p LED 3D HDTV bundle, $800
• AMAZON: Nikon Coolpix 10.1 MP, $250
• BEST BUY: Sharp 42-inch HDTV $200
• AMAZON: TomTom XXL GPS, $90
• RADIOSHACK: Xbox 360 Console with Kinect Sensor, $200
• Top Picks for Xbox 360
• Honorable Mentions
• Batman: Arkham City
• Portal 2
• The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
• Red Dead Redemption
• Saints Row: The Third
• Mass Effect 2
• Dark Souls
• Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3
• Deus Ex: Human Revolution
• Gears of War 3
• You May Also Enjoy
• Research: Paid Posters Poison the Internet
• The 15 Best Shooter Games
• Spectrum Clash Builds Around Bionic Implants
• 20 Awesome Black Friday Tech Deals
• Ultrabooks to Get Full 1080p HD Displays in 2012?
• Samsung Taunts Apple on the Phone Front
• Get on Board for Small Business Saturday
• What Happens Now to the Proposed AT&T and T-Mobile Merger?
• DevOps Speeds Application Development
• Try SeaMonkey 2.5 for a One-Stop Internet Solution
• Intel Recasts Pentium Chip for Servers
• Photojojo Offers 3 Lenses for the iPhone 4, 4S
• The Cake Is a Lie? Fine, I?ll Take These Portal LED Flashlights Instead
• Panasonic DMC-ZS8K
• Panasonic SD40
• Sony Handycam HDR-XR160
• Nikon 1 J1
• Canon PowerShot A3300
• Casio EX-TR100 Tryx
• Sony Alpha NEX-5
• A clearer picture
• Canon EOS Rebel T3i DSLR
• Nikon Coolpix P500
• Another Slideshow You May Like
• Olympus SZ-10
• Black Friday Deals to Take Care of Business
• Court Rules That HP's Hurd Investigation Document Can Remain Secret
• The CFO's Role in the Data Breach War
• Salesforce.com's Heroku Launches Stand-alone Database Service
• AT&T Hits FCC Roadblock on Path to Acquire T-Mobile
• Nintendo's Miyamoto Initially Fought Mario Kart 7 Features
• RIPE Questions Registration Freeze Related to Botnet Bust
• Western Digital Hard-disk Drive Takeover Approved, With Conditions
• Nokia Siemens to Slash 17,000 Jobs Worldwide
• Google Protects Its Current HTTPS Traffic Against Future Attacks
• Picture-Perfect Black Friday Camera Deals
• Android Fragmentation Equals Android Insecurity
• Malware Using Windows Task Scheduler
• Apple Preps for Meager Discounts on Black Friday
• Google's Turkey Day Doodle
• Samsung Has Developed a Fix for Galaxy Nexus Sound Volume Issue
• The Cloud, Day 11: Music in the Cloud
• You May Also Enjoy
• Honorable Mentions
• Red Dead Redemption
• Portal 2
• Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3
• Top PS3 Game Picks
• Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots
• Dark Souls
• God of War 3
• Batman: Arkham City
• Uncharted 3: Drake's Deception
• The Ico & Shadow of the Colossus Collection
• You May Also Enjoy
• Microsoft Building Kinect Device for Windows PCs
• Microsoft Kinect for Windows: It?s Coming
• Google Closes Knol, Friend Connect and Other Services
• GeekBytes: Handheld Hacks
• Acer Aspire TimelineX (Model AS3830T-6417) Notebook: $597.89 (as Tested)
• ThinkGeek?s My First Bacon Plush Figure: $14.99
• Seagate GoFlex Satellite External Hard Drive: $199.99
• Discovery Bay Games Atari Arcade: $59.99
• Jawbone Jambox: $199.99
• Griffin HELO TC iOS Helicopter: $49.98
• iHealth Blood Pressure Dock: $100
• iFrogz EarPollution CS40S Deadphones: $39.99
• Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 With Verizon Wireless 4G LTE Service: $530 (Plus Data)
• ioSafe Rugged Portable Hard Drive: $199-$399
• Looxcie 2 Wearable Video Camera: $150
• Bluetrek Speaky Bluetooth Car Speakerphone: $7
• iDAPT Charging Station i4: $60
• Fanny Wang On-Ear Luxury Headphones: $115-$170
• Diamond Multimedia V-Stream: $106.99
• Roku 2 XS: $99.99
• Epson MegaPlex MG-850HD Projector: $799
• Sonos Play 3 Internet Speaker System: $299
• Columbia Omni-Heat Electric Jacket: $850
• Apple MacBook Air: $1,300
• 20 Tech Treasures
• Stream 'Mission: Impossible' from Facebook
• NetFront Life Browser
• Skyfire Web Browser 4.0
• Opera Mobile
• Miren Browser
• Maxthon Browser
• Firefox (Android version)
• Dolphin Browser HD
• Boat Browser
• There Are Alternatives
• Ninesky Browser
• xScope Browser
• Cancer Vaccine Reaches Final Clinical Trials
• HP to Put Xeon Chips in High-end Integrity Servers
• BoardX Stacks the Deck Against Arduino
• High-Tech Toys Top Black Friday Shoppers' Lists
• FCC Finds AT&T's Purchase of T-Mobile Not in the Public Interest
• Find Yourself With iOS Maps
• The Kindle Fire, One Week Later: Sales, Gripes, and a New Model
• Geeky Magic 8-Ball Serves Up Fortunes, Still Gives Vague Answers
• Dell PowerEdge Servers Get AMD's New 16-core Chips
• Google's Ice Cream Sandwich: A New Era for Android
• FCC Finds AT&T's Purchase of T-Mobile not in the Public Interest
• Penguin Pulls E-Books from Libraries, Including Kindle Versions
• Senator Threatens Filibuster of Protect IP Act as Vote Nears
• Silent Updates Proposed for Firefox Are a Bad Security Risk
• Polaroid Tablet
• Archos Arnova 10
• Lenovo IdeaPad K1
• Toshiba Thrive 16GB
• Toshiba Thrive 8GB
• Acer Iconia A500
• Asus Transformer
• Tabletpalooza
• BlackBerry PlayBook
• Acer Iconia Tab A100
• Sylvania 7-Inch Tablet
• Another Slideshow You May Like
• Type-O-Matic Turns Your Email Into a Typewritten Letter
• NPD: HP Beats Samsung in Tablet Sales
• 10 Amazing Black Friday Tablet Deals
• Mobile Flash for Android 4.0 Available by Year?s End
• Software Vendor Says Partnership With SAP Led to Stolen Trade Secrets
• Mouse Robot Blitzes Maze, Isn't as Cute as Real Mouse
• Firefox for Android Will Get Its New Interface Tonight
• Will You Check Your Work Email on Thanksgiving?
• Toshiba Portege Z830 Ultrabook Now Available Online
• Your Macabre Curiosity Can Hurt You
• Hackers Use Siri to Set the Thermostat and More
• Wholesale Clubs
• Walmart
• Target
• Walmart
• Target
• Sam's Club
• Best Buy
• Best Buy
• Best Buy
• Hot Black Friday Deals on HDTVs
• Sears
• Small PC Makers Hiking PC Prices on Hard-drive Shortage
• Browser Extension Allows Users to Express Their Email Privacy Expectations
• Net Neutrality Is Too Regulatory, but Stop Online Piracy Isn't?
• NVIDIA Gives Glimpse of Ice Cream Sandwich on Transformer Prime
• HD Voice Makes Steady Progress in Mobile Networks
• Facebook Phone? No Thanks
• iPad Rivals Sold 1.2M Tablets in Last 10 Months
• New Xbox 360 Dashboard with Windows 8-like Interface Drops on December 6
• Microsoft to Deliver Windows 8 Upgrades Online
• Another Slideshow You May Like
• 10 Black Friday HDTV Deals for 2011
• HTC Dealt a Setback in Apple Patent War
• Google Search App for iPad Adds Instant Previews
• Facebook Shaves a Few Degrees Off 'Six Degrees of Separation' Theory
• EFF Proposes New Method to Strengthen Public Key Infrastructure
• Business Software Alliance Withdraws Support for Stop Online Piracy Act
• Qualcomm's Mirasol Reflective Color Display Debuts on Korean E-reader
• Razer Plans Smaller Gaming Devices Besides Laptop
• Nanya Fires Back at Elpida With Patent Complaint
• China Vows Government Offices Will Use Legal Software
• Another Slideshow You May Like
• Digital Storm Enix
• V3 Convoy
• Astro A40 Wireless Audio System
• Bastion
• Dark Souls
• The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings
• Astro AStar Earbuds
• Razer BlackWidow Ultimate Gaming Keyboard
• Cyborg R.A.T. 7 Gaming Mouse
• iCade
• Mad Catz Marvel vs. Capcom 3 FightStick Tournament Edition
• SteelSeries Sensei Gaming Mouse
• Sifteo Cubes
• Assassin's Creed: Revelations
• The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword
• Super Mario 3D Land
• Uncharted 3: Drake's Deception
• StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty
• Star Wars: The Old Republic
• Battlefield 3
• The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
• Gamer Gifts
• Batman: Arkham City
• Ebay Buys E-commerce Recommendations Service Hunch
• Pinball Magic
• ANT+
• Mophie Pulse
• GameChanger
• Atari Arcade Duo Powered
• Wi-Fi Body Scale
• AppRacer
• AppBlaster
• Helo TC Helicopter
• Crayola ColorStudio HD
• PocketLoops
• Griffin Beacon
• Season of the App Accessory
• Nest Thermostat
• Parrot AR.Drone
• Jawbone Up
• Another Slideshow You Might Enjoy
• Boost in IPv6 Use Is Only One Step to Solution
• S3 Graphics Loses a Patent Fight With Apple
• Android How-To Guide Available Now
• The 5 Best Kinect Games
• GeekBytes: Go Go Gadget...Gadgets!
• AT&T Reports Attempted Customer Data Hack
• Verizon Joining Geo-Ads Program
• Romo Turns Your Android Into an Android
• Management, Business Issues Weigh on HP
• Top 15 App Accessories for iPhone and iPad
• Chromebooks Get Price Cuts for Holiday Shoppers
• Key Executives Leave Lawson Software After Infor Acquisition
• The Cloud, Day 10: Storing Data in the Cloud
• Mobile Malware Crisis? Not So Fast
• Security Experts Concerned About Google's Attitude Toward Android Malware
• US Navy Declares War on Trash
• Oracle Set to Unveil Cloud-themed Application Server, WebLogic 12c
• Gates to Testify in Novell Suit
• Asus Padfone Combo Smartphone-Tablet Specs Leaked
• NASA Prepares for Mars Rover Launch: Here's How You Can Watch
• Black Friday Retail Basics
• Malware Keeps Evolving
• Another Slideshow You May Like
• BEST BUY: 15.6-inch Lenovo Laptop, $180
• OFFICE DEPOT: 15.6-inch Toshiba Laptop, $400
• BEST BUY: 10-1 inch Gateway Netbook, $150
• DELL: 15.6-inch Inspiron Laptop, $400
• TARGET: 10.1-inch Acer Aspire One Netbook, $157
• RADIO SHACK: 15.6-inch Hewlett-Packard Laptop, $350
• WALMART: 15.6-inch Compaq Presario CQ57, $198
• WALMART: 17.3-inch Acer Aspire Laptop, $498
• STAPLES: 14-inch Hewlett-Packard Laptop, $500
• BEST BUY: 17.3-inch Toshiba Laptop, $350
• Awesome Black Friday Laptop Deals Under $500
• World?s Lightest Material Takes Hits Like a Champ
• Seagate Wins $525M From Western Digital in Arbitration
• Adobe: Flash for Ice Cream Sandwich by Year-End
• OpenPGP JavaScript Implementation Allows Webmail Encryption
• Despite Controversy, Cybercrime Treaty Endures
• Deals Arrive Early: Many Phones Practically Free Already
• 10 Questions for Sesame Communications CFO Jon Engman
• At 40,000 Apps, Windows Phone Marketplace Still Lags
• Security Firm Lists 'Dirty Dozen' Unsafe Smartphones
• Skyrim Performance Review: It's Definitely a DirectX 9 Game
• Social Networking Use Among Mobile Users Grows in Europe
• 10 Awesome Black Friday Laptop Deals Under $500
• Report: 2011 Is the 'Year of Mobile Malware'
• Nook Tablet Rooted, Gets You Android Market Apps
• Pakistan Plans to Filter SMS for Objectionable Words
• Japan Mobile Game Giant Gree Sues Rival DeNA for Blocking Developers
• Wyse Acquires Trellia for Cloud-based Mobile Management
• Oracle: HP Paying Intel to Keep Itanium Going
• Samsung Epic Touch 4G and a Roll of Pennies
• iPad 2 and a Woman?s Javelin
• Macbook Air (11-Inch) and a Cast-Iron Tea Pot
• Let's Put the Ounces in Perspective
• Droid Razr and Two Extra Large Eggs
• Kindle (2011) and a Hockey Puck
• Nook Simple Touch and a Cup of Sugar
• Apple iPhone 4S and an Apple
• Kindle Fire and a Football
• Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 and Two Big Bacon Classic Burgers
• Asus Zenbook UX31E and a Human Brain
• Razer Partners With China's Tencent for Games on Blade Laptop
• The Cloud, Day 9: Hey! Where'd My Cloud Go?
• Water Utility Hacked: Are Critical Systems at Risk?
• What Do Your Gadgets Really Weigh?
• Crazy Cellphones From Japan, Korea, and China
• Surveillance Catalog is Creepy Read
• iPhone Claims a Celebrity
• Hack Suspected for Illinois Water Pump Sabotage
• Microsoft's Entrepreneur Program a Good Opportunity for Kinect Fans
• Apple Says Kindle Misuses 'App Store'
• The Cloud, Day 8: A Different Approach to Email
• Five Ways to Create and Send Holiday Photo Cards
• Facebook Continues to be Criticized for Over-Sharing
• Mobile Malware Epidemic Looms
• Two Top Indian Mobile Companies Under Investigation
• iPhone 4S, iPad 2 Top UK Christmas Wish Lists
• Printrbot: The Perfect Beginner 3D Printer Can Expand Itself
• Google's Search Algorithm Challenged
• FAQ: Is Online Piracy Act Overkill?
• Publisher Drops Copyright Claim, Favors Fair Use
• Displays for Next iPad Reportedly Shipped
• Google+ Could Grow Thanks to New Feature, Small Change in Android OS
• Bugs & Fixes: Three Essential iTunes Match Troubleshooting Tips
• Android 4.0: Security Holes in "Ice Cream Sandwich"
• Flash Would Be Welcomed By Some For Ice Cream Sandwich
• Android Malware Explodes, Jumps Five-fold Since July
• Holiday Shopper Beware: Smartphone Thieves Are Getting Smarter
• Smartr Contacts (productivity)
• Lightbox (photo editing)
• You Might Also Enjoy
• Give Your Kid the Building Blocks of Life: Giant DNA Plush Dolls
• Best Free Android Apps of 2011
• Another Slideshow You May Like
• Bonus Pick: Amazon Appstore
• Hanging With Friends (game)
• Grocery iQ (shopping)
• Hipmunk (travel)
• I'm Getting Arrested (niche app)
• MyWeather (information)
• Contract Killer: Zombies (game)
• Defender (game)
• Yahoo Flickr (photo sharing)
• Webroot SecureAnywhere Mobile (security)
• FEMA (disaster preparedness)
• SpeakToit Assistant (voice assistant)
• Drag Racing (game)
• Netflix (media)
• Google Translate Conversation Mode (productivity)
• Words With Friends Free/Scrabble Free (games)
• GoLauncher EX (personalization)
• Google Docs (productivity)
• Skitch (photo management)
• Angry Birds Rio (game)
• Facebook Messenger (communication)
• The Best Free Android Apps of 2011
• Spotify (music)
• Acer Boosts Specs for its Aspire S3 Ultrabook to Better Compete with the MacBook Air
• Microsoft to Help 10 Kinect Startups
• GeekBytes: Do Furry Microbes Dream of Electric Sheep?
• Android Bartender Won?t Cut You Off When You?ve Had Too Many
• Nook Secrets, Google Music, and a Modified Galaxy Tab for Germany
• Google's Next Targets: iTunes and Amazon Music
• Amazon Kindle Fire and Google Music with Guest Carlos Rodela on PCWorld Podcast #128
• Why Are LCD TV Prices Falling? You're Not Buying, That's Why
• There's Nothing Really Wrong with Your Windows Live Account
• App Uses Your Webcam to Detect Your Heart and Breathing Rates
• Ultrabooks Still Trying to Find Their Niche
• Air Apparents! Ultrabooks and Other Slimmed-Down Windows PCs
• Another Slideshow You May Like
• Amazon: Save $240 on an LG Cinema 3D HDTV, Xbox 360, and Halo Bundle
• Best Buy: Samsung 60-inch 3D HDTV
• Best Buy: Logitech Fold-Up Keyboard for Apple iPad 2
• Best Buy: Free Keyboard Dock with Purchase of Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1
• Kohl's: All Electronics 10% to 40% Off
• Best Buy: Toshiba 15.6-inch Laptop
• Walmart: Select Blu-ray Discs Two for $15
• Amazon: Buy One Video Game, Get One 50% Off
• Best Buy: LG 47-inch 3D HDTV & Blu-ray Player Bundle
• Microsoft Store: Lenovo ThinkPad T410 2518-QBU
• Black Friday--A Week Early
• Apple Sues Amazon Over 'App Store' Name
• 123456: The Worst Passwords of 2011
• This Drawing Bot Makes Awesome Graffiti, Little Sense
• Site Tracks 'love,' 'hate' of SAP, Oracle and Other Software Vendors
• 3D-Printed Spider Can Help First Responders Save Lives
• Meet Cotton Candy, the Dual-Core Android USB Device
• New Kernel Patch Slashes Linux's Power Appetite
• Laptops to Sell for Under $200 on Black Friday
• OCCU(PI) Bot Is the 99% of Robots
• What Would be Unique About an Amazon Kindle Phone?
• BlackBerry PlayBook Black Friday Deal Is Not Enough
• 10 Early-Bird Black Friday Deals Available This Weekend
• European Parliament Joins Criticism of SOPA
• Brace for Ultrabook Glut
• Is Kindle Fire Already Losing its Spark?
• Engine Yard to Experiment, Add Node.js Support
• How Oracle Made the Sun Deal Work: a Lesson for CFOs
• Hey Torchlight II, Take Your Time, We'll Wait for You
• Boingo Sees Bright Future for Wi-Fi Hotspots
• Fewer Reboots in Windows 8 Is a Patching Shell Game
• EU Parliamentarians Speak out Over Gag Order on Data Deal
• Galaxy Nexus Reviews: Of Course It's the Best Android
• iOS 5.0.2 May Fix Battery Life Problems
• Google Pushes Wallet as Payment System
• Black Friday Steal: BlackBerry PlayBook for $199
• Google Chrome Update Addresses High-Severity Flaw
• Enjoy Sudoku Daily
• Doodle Jump
• Cut the Rope
• AK Notepad
• You May Also Enjoy
• Rhapsody or Rdio
• Imo
• Wi-Fi File Explorer Pro
• Alarm Clock Xtreme
• Fandango
• Plants vs. Zombies
• Atari's Greatest Hits
• Read It Later Pro
• Apps to Get You Started With the Kindle Fire
• Wifi Analyzer
• Pulse News
• Yelp Hopes to Raise $100 Million in IPO
• Small Taiwanese Firms Finally Get Some New Android Code
• Other Slideshows You May Enjoy
• Mac OS X Lion
• Windows 7
• Tour the State of the Desktop
• US Committee to Investigate China's Huawei, ZTE
• Enlightenment
• Xfce
• KDE
• GNOME 3
• Windows 8 Metro
• Unity
• GNOME 2
• Sega Acquires US Online Game Developer Three Rings
• Share Cash on Facebook with PayPal Send Money
• Another Slideshow You May Like
• Glam Phone
• Megapixel Madness, Take Two
• Hello Kitty
• Tickle Me Elfoid
• La Dolce Vita
• Megapixel Madness
• Mmm...Chocolate
• Windows 8 Mobile
• Go Team!
• Flexiscreen
• Motion Control
• Wrist Phone
• Wacky Phones
• Motorola Mobility Shareholders Approve Google Acquisition
• Top 14 Kindle Fire Android Apps
• Alcatel Promises Better Clouds for Carriers
• GeekBytes: Robot Rock
• High-Res Lunar Map Lets You Get Up Close and Personal With the Moon
• Companies 'Save' $2.9 Billion With Pirated Software: Study
• More Doctors Use Tablets to Treat Patients
• Get the iPhone 4S to Work on T-Mobile Without Hacking
• Apple iPhone Passes BlackBerry in Business Use, Survey Finds
• Google, Microsoft Join New Cloud-Security Registry
• Coming Soon to Firefox: Quick Background Updates
• Ultrabooks to Get PayPass Tech for Tap-and-Pay on Your Laptop
• Aruba to Buy Avenda for BYOD Security
• Huge, Multinational Dragnet Takes Down Cyber-Mafia
• Robot Hipster Rides Fixed-Gear Bike Without Brakes
• Google Music, iTunes Match, and Amazon Cloud Drive: Digital Music Services Comparison
• Cancer Treatment
• Smart Thermostats
• Climate Change Insurance
• New Drugs
• Clean Energy
• Elevators to Space
• Driverless Cars
• Robots
• Home Automation
• Looking to the Future
• Another Slideshow You May Like
• Predicting the Future
• Apache Moves Geronimo to OSGi Base
• Facebook to Porn Spammers: We Know Who You Are
• PayPal Launches Facebook App for Sending Money
• Build Your Own Tesla Turbine out of Hard Drive Platters
• US Business Leaders Complain About China's Web Control
• OpDemand Service Aims to Ease IaaS Deployments
• LCD, E-ink Challenger Mirasol Will Be on Devices in Months
• Lego People Are Just Like Us On the Inside
• Spread the net
• Add a Tabbed E-Mail View to Microsoft Outlook
• The Cloud, Day 7: Email in the Cloud
• Microsoft's 'Secret' Social Network Not So Secret Any More
• In This Experiment, the Robot Controls You
• Google Music Store: Strengths and Weaknesses in Catalog
• AOL Revamps AIM with Facebook, Google Chat Apps
• Amazon Cloud Management Tool Gets Integrated Status Monitoring
• Modern Warfare 3 Has Best 5-Day Sales in History of Known Universe
• Facebook and Skype Deepen Integration
• SAP Co-CEO Talks New Product Areas, In-memory Computing
• E-Book Readers as Stocking Stuffers
• Windows Phone 7 Sales Drop Precipitously
• Google to Merge Checkout With Wallet
• ISC Patches BIND Denial-of-service Flaw That Crashed Servers Worldwide
• Android Malware Has Surged 472 Percent Since July
• Google Music: 5 Things You Need to Know
• Net Neutrality Should Be Enshrined in EU Law Says Parliament
• Google Future Tech: 10 Coolest Google R&D Projects
• Visa Introduces Mobile Payments for Emerging Markets
• Samsung to Launch Tweaked Galaxy Tab 10.1 in Germany Next Week
• Kobo eReader Touch Edition: For the Social Bookworm
• Amazon Kindle: For the Basic Bookworm
• E-Readers: Which is Best for Your Bookworm?
• Amazon Kindle Touch 3G: For the Traveling Bookworm
• Sony Reader Wi-Fi PRS-T1: For the Lending Library Bookworm
• You May Also Enjoy
• Barnes & Noble Nook Color: For the Magazine Bookworm
• Amazon Kindle Fire or Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet: For the Multipurpose Bookworm
• Canon PowerShot Elph 500 HS Compact Camera, $198
• Why It's Not Too Late for Windows Phone 7
• E-Readers: Which One Is Best for Your Bookworm?
• Get Started With Google's New Music Store
• Seven Kindle Fire Apps for Getting Work Done
• Small Tech Companies, Big Wins
• Rambus Considers Antitrust Appeal as Stock Falls
• GeekBytes: Camera Obscura
• 4G Promises: Are Wireless Carriers Pulling a Fast One?
• Amazon Kindle Fire: A Fireside Chat
• New Apple Patent Hints at MacBook-Tablet Hybrid
• Mobile Devices, Virtualization Are Biggest Security Challenges: Survey
• Adobe Donates Flex to Apache
• Google Music Comes Out of Beta: New Store, Player, and Social Integration
• Why Law Enforcement Can't Stop Hackers
• Google Music Goes Live in U.S. With Google+ Integration
• The Future of Malware: We Have Nothing To Look Forward To
• Try OpenSUSE Linux 12.1 for Stability and Flexibility
• Boxee Live TV: Another Way to Stick It to the (Cable) Man
• Computer Chip Mimics Human Brain, Still Can't Love You Back
• Spike in Mobile Lawsuits Spurs Changes in Courts, Business Models
• 22 Million Workers Used Social Networks to Land Their Current Job
• The New Word of Mouth
• How to maximize battery life
• Qualcomm's Quad-core Snapdragon Chips to Hit Tablets Next Year
• Jury Rules Against Rambus in Antitrust Case
• Nook Tablet's Superior Storage Has 1GB Gotcha
• The US Stop Online Piracy Act: A Primer
• HP Folio Ultrabook Designed with Business in Mind
• Cox Stops Selling Mobile Service
• Customize Your PC?s Desktop
• Do Smaller Businesses Think They're Immune to Security Threats?
• Another Slideshow You May Like
• Smartphone Battery Breakthrough Coming ? In 3 to 5 Years
• Google Music: What to Expect From Today?s Event
• Stop Online Piracy Sponsors Defend the Copyright Bill
• CyanogenMod 9 Coming Soon, Will Bring Tasty Hacking to Ice Cream Sandwich
• Dell Announces New Kace Appliances for 3,500 Seats
• The Cloud, Day 6: Working with Microsoft Office Web Apps
• Obfuscated Code Contest Returns
• Keyboard on the go
• Light bright
• Light up my life
• Fun and gaming
• Head gear
• Jack-of-all trades
• Must-see TV
• Pump up the volume
• A glimpse into our tech future
• Outlet of the future
• Power source
• Say cheese
• Turn up the heat
• Plug and play
• Tough as nails
• Alpine king
• Game on
• Cut another cord
• Bag of hits
• Attention, tailgaters
• Exercise buddy
• Facebook Porn Spam Attack: How to Protect Yourself
• Google Offers Opt-out Method for Wi-Fi Geolocation Mapping
• Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet Ships Early
• CES 2012 Gadget Preview
• Report: Nokia to Offer Windows 8 Tablet in June, Executive Says
• Kindle Fire Gets Rooted
• HP Launches Its First Ultrabook, the $900 HP Folio
• Nokia Plans Windows 8 Tablet by June 2012
• Zelda Skyward Sword Gets Rare Perfect Score in Famitsu
• RIAA Demands ReDigi Stop Sales of 'Used' Tunes
• Tear Down of Amazon's Kindle Fire Shows Texas Instruments Dominates Guts
• Windows 8 Won't Update Third-party Software Via Windows Update
• Unemployed Romanian Hacker Accused of Breaking Into NASA
• Apple to Audit Suppliers After Pollution Concerns, Groups Say
• Orange Introduces Cheap Facebook Phones in Europe, Africa
• Sharp Will Stick With Tablets, Reveals New 7-inch Model
• Elpida Broadens DRAM Patent Lawsuits Against Nanya
• HP Unveils Its First Business Ultrabook
• Happy Birthday, 4004! Intel's First Microprocessor Turns the Big 4-0
• China Mobile, China Unicom Back NFC Technology
• Lenovo IdeaPad U260 Core i5 Laptop, $719
• Is Yelp Fair to Businesses?
• GeekBytes: Android and Lasers and Snakes, Oh My!
• SpectorSoft Provides Peace of Mind for Working Parents
• J-2X Rocket: What's Next in NASA Spaceflight
• 40 Years Ago Today: The Intel 4004 Launches Digital Era
• Apple Readies for Holiday Bonanza
• Facebook Users Hit by Nasty Porn Storm
• Thailand Prime Minister's Twitter Hacked
• GPS on the Run?
• Tablets Top Holiday Wishlists This Year, Says Survey
• Dell Revenue Drops Slightly in Q3, but Earnings Rise
• Apple Names Former Genentech Chief as New Chairman
• New Interfaces Challenge Touch
• Intel to Invest $100 Million in Mobile Software, Services
• Official: USAjobs.gov Woes Are Being Resolved
• Microsoft to Streamline Windows 8's Patch Process
• U.S. Department of Justice Seeks Law Against Lying Online
• Intel Pushes 50-core Chip, Mulls Exascale Computing
• Aerohive Pushes Branch Networks to Cloud
• Lawmakers Seek Alternative to Stop Online Piracy Act
• Hackers Crack Siri; Android Version, Flying Pigs Possible?
• Is Grouponicus for the Rest of Us?
• Social Network Users' Main Focus is Staying in Touch
• Move Over Apple, Microsoft Could Be UI Leader
• Tablet Shipments to Hit 55M this Year, Continue Explosive Growth
• Stanton: Jobs Wanted Own Network With Unlicensed Spectrum
• Red Hat Adds App Lifecycle Tools to PaaS Preview
• WikiLeaks' Assange Appeals to Take Case to UK Supreme Court
• Lighter, More Efficient Solar Cells Look Like Your Retina
• Despite Audit, Facebook Holds Back Personal Data
• Facebook Users Flooded with Adult Images in Mystery Hack
• Windows 8 to Reduce Need for Restarting After Updates
• Another Slideshow You May Like
• Best Buy: Toshiba Thrive 10.1-inch Tablet
• Best Buy: Asus Eee Pad Transformer
• Best Buy: Acer Iconia 8GB Tablet
• Walmart: Xbox 360 4GB with Kinect and $50 Gift Card
• Best Buy: HTC Thunderbolt 4G LTE (Verizon)
• Target: Apple iPod Touch 8GB with $40 Gift Card
• Target: 10.1-inch Acer Aspire One Netbook
• Best Buy: 15.6-inch Samsung Intel Pentium Processor Laptop
• Costco: 15.6-inch HP g6s Intel Core i5 Laptop
• Best Buy: 15.6-inch Lenovo AMD Dual-Core Laptop
• Walmart: 15.6-inch Compaq Presario AMD Dual-Core Laptop
• Best Buy: Assorted Blu-ray Titles
• Walmart: LG Blu-ray Disc Player
• Best Buy: Toshiba Smart Blu-ray Disc Player
• Walmart: Emerson 40-inch 1080p HDTV
• Best Buy: Sharp 42-inch 1080p HDTV
• Doorbusters Galore
• New EU Rules on Spectrum Ignore Interference Issues, Group Says
• Walmart: Assorted Blu-ray Titles
• Assassin's Creed Revelations Review Roundup
• Netflix Goes Android-First with Tablet App Redesign
• Amazon Web Services Adds Supercomputing Service to Its Cloud
• Apple Urged to Cut iPad Prices to Maintain Sales Growth
• W3C Releases Draft Online Privacy Standards
• Advertisers Can't Be Trusted to Self-regulate on Data Collection, Says EFF
• Google Offers Opt-Out for Wi-Fi Location Database
• Black Friday Doorbuster Deals Preview
• RIM Releases BlackBerry Bold 9790, Curve 9380
• Samsung Becomes Biggest Smartphone Vendor, as Android's Market Share Grows
• Western Digital's New NAS Box Touts Easy Setup
• LinkedIn Sets up Engineering Center in India
• SAP to Invest US$2 Billion in China Expansion
• Apple Secures ITunes Update Checking to Address Man-in-the-middle Vulnerability
• Panasonic to Sell TV Panel Factory to New Japan Display Venture
• Adobe Touch Apps Promise Creative Power for Android Tablets
• Google+ Will Gain Enterprise Social Collaboration Features
• FBI Investigating Intrusion Into University Records System to Alter Grades
• Apprenda Updates Software for Private PaaS
• Fujitsu to Team With Whamcloud in Lustre Development
• Salesforce.com to Buy Cloud Computing Services Company
• Mobile Video Might Make Carriers, Providers Clash
• The 20 Most Anticipated Video Games of 2012
• AOL/Microsoft/Yahoo Ad Deal: 'The Devil Is in the Details'
• Canon Pixma MX870 Color All-in-One, $161
• Huawei Buys out Symantec in Joint Venture
• Google Releases Ice Cream Sandwich Source Code, Galaxy Nexus Coming Soon?
• iTunes Match First Look: Apple's New Music Service Not So Hot
• Blogosphere Launches Virtual 'Occupy VMWare' Campaign
• Mac OS X Sandboxing Flaw Reported
• The iPhone Battery's Bad Rap
• Be Wary of iPhone Announcements
• CA Takes to the Cloud for Identity Management
• Explore Space With A Spacecraft The Size Of A Postage Stamp
• Apple Will Replace Your Overheating First-Gen iPod Nano
• Six More Cities Getting AT&T LTE Next Week
• Breaking: Android Ice Cream Sandwich Source Code Released
• Top-Secret Google X Lab Rethinks the Future
• Adobe SendNow Adds New Tools to Simplify Sending Large Files
• HzO Nanotechnology Seal Keeps Smartphones from Drowning
• Security Researcher Says Iran to Blame for Its Own Duqu Infections
• Sprint Slashes Mobile Data Prices
• Has the Spam Problem Been Solved?
• 10 Ways to Beat SAP at the Bargaining Table
• Nook Takes on Fire in Lower-Priced Tablet Race
• Server Makers Adopt AMD's New 16-core Chips
• Regulators Sniffing Around Mobile Privacy Issues
• Apple Releases iTunes 10.5.1 with iTunes Match
• Robotic Ostrich May Become the World's Fastest, Most Absurd Robot
• Google Adds 24x7 Phone Support for All Apps Business Customers
• Will IT Certs Get You Jobs and Raises? Survey Says Yes
• App Developers Anxious to Tap Amazon Gold Mine
• Attackers Get Sneakier With Encrypted Malware
• Asus Eee Pad Transformer Hits $250 on Black Friday at Best Buy
• Get an Early Taste of Linux Mint 12
• Developers Eager for Kindle Fire
• iTunes Match Still MIA as Google Readies Music Shop
• Android MP3 Piracy Rampant Amid Google's Muddled Response
• F-Secure Finds Malware Signed With Stolen Digital Certificate
• French Energy Firm Sent Trojans to Spy on Greenpeace
• IANA Contract Is up for Renewal, Only to U.S. Bidders
• Microsoft: Look for Halo 4 on Xbox 360, Not 'Xbox Next'
• Amazon Ships Kindle Fire, Touch Early
• Kindle Fire: What the Critics are Saying
• Researchers Bypass the Restrictions of Mac OS X Default Sandbox Profiles
• Hard Drive Shortages Will Result in More Expensive PCs, Says Gartner
• Five Tips to Avoid Malware in Mobile Apps
• Supercomputer With ARM Processors Being Built in Spain
• Top500 List Passes Another Milestone: 10 Petaflops
• Microsoft to Preview Windows 8 Embedded in First Quarter 2012
• Tibco's Spotfire Ties In-memory Analytics to SharePoint, Tibbr Social Network
• AMD's 16-core Opteron Chips Arrive After Wait
• Intel Peaks on PC Performance With New Six-core Chip
• IBM to Build E-commerce Research Labs for Chinese Retailer
• Lab Tested: Intel Core i7-3960X Extreme Edition
• Apple Battery Woes: An FAQ for iPhone and iPod Nano Users
• E-Reader Wars: $99 Kobo Challenges Barnes & Noble, Amazon
• Facebook 'Idiot's Guide' Inadvertently Makes Case for E-Books
• Exorcise Ghost Click from Your PC
• Amazon Boosts Kindle Fire Orders
• Firewalls Can't Keep up With DDoS Attacks
• Twitter Research: It's Where the Money and Action Is
• PC Gaming Enters a New Cycle
• Is Google+ or Facebook Better for Business?
• Tunesque Lets You Search All of Apple's Media Stores at Once
• Australian Airline Rents iPads in Flight
• Kindle Fire Has a Secret Ingredient: Amazon Prime
• iPhone Battery Glitch Remains After iOS 5.0.1, Users Gripe
• The Cloud, Day 5: Taking a Look at Zoho Docs
• Apple vs Samsung 'Extension of Apple vs Google'
• Shoppers on iPads Spend More
• Gear Supplier Wants out of Syrian Surveillance Deal
• Spam Researchers Help Bust Global Cybercrime Ring
• Wanted: A Kindle Fire Phone
• Gamers Go Wild Over Latest Call of Duty
• New Condition One iPad App Immerses Viewers in a Warzone
• Kindle Fire Intrigues Tablet Shoppers
• Apple: Original iPod Nanos Can Heat Up
• LG Could Debut Google TV at CES
• Siri's Vocals are Six Years Old
• Facebook and Privacy Don't Mix Well
• Another Slideshow You May Like
• Hitman: Absolution (PC, PS3, Xbox 360)
• Grand Theft Auto V (TBA)
• Diablo III (PC)
• BioShock Infinite (PC, PS3, Xbox 360)
• Halo 4 (Xbox 360)
• Minecraft (Xbox 360)
• StarCraft II: Heart of the Swarm (PC)
• Mass Effect 3 (PC, PS3, Xbox 360)
• Metal Gear Solid Snake Eater 3D (3DS)
• XCOM (PC, PS3, Xbox 360)
• Metal Gear Solid Rising (PS3, Xbox 360)
• Uncharted: Golden Abyss (PS Vita)
• Twisted Metal (PS3)
• Syndicate (PC, PS3, Xbox 360)
• Final Fantasy XIII-2 (PS3)
• 2012's Most Wanted
• Far Cry 3 (PC, PS3, Xbox 360)
• The Last Guardian (PS3)
• Borderlands 2 (PC, Xbox 360, PS3)
• Max Payne 3 (PS3, Xbox 360)
• World of Warcraft: Mists of Pandaria (PC)
• New iOS 5.0.1 Glitches: Is Apple Entirely to Blame?
• Online Scrapbook Site Collects World War II Memories
• What to Do If You Find a Lost iPhone
• Will Google Roll Out its Music Store Next Week?
• Another Slideshow You May Like
• Hackers May Have Spent Years Crafting Duqu
• Find the Right LinkedIn Group For You
• RightScale Cozies up to OpenStack, SoftLayer
• The 10 Best Sports Games on the iPhone
• How to Stop Telemarketing Calls to Your Mobile Phone
• Words With Friends HD Free
• Tiny Tower
• Flipboard
• Instagram
• Google+
• SoundCloud
• The Eatery
• Apple Store
• 500px
• Oink
• Vimeo
• Adobe Reader
• Thermo
• Frisbee Forever
• GLMPS
• Photosynth
• Facebook
• Facebook Messenger
• Temple Run
• Dolphin Browser
• This Year?s Best Crop
• The New Nook, an Autonomous Asimo, and the EU Hackathon
• Walmart Tries New Tech With Eye on Consumers
• House Hearing on Stop Online Piracy Act Scheduled
• The Cloud, Day 4: Checking Out Google Docs
• Apple's iPhone 4S Battery Troubles Now Joined By New Problems
• How Do I Find Small Businesses I Can Buy?
• Swivl Is the Camera Stand That Will Keep You in the Shot
• Privacy: Will Facebook Ever Get It?
• Logitech Gives Up On Google TV
• Bionic Bopper Cars Are Life-Size Rock 'Em Sock 'Em Robots
• Duqu Authors Sprinkle Humor in Dangerous Code
• Salesforce.com Hires Ex-Oracle, SAP Software Executive Wookey
• The Best Free iPhone and iPad Apps of 2011
• Speedy Firefox 9 Beta Versions Take Their Place in Line
• Wall Street Beat: IT Rebounds as Nvidia, Cisco Shares Rise
• Oracle to Settle Employee Overtime Pay Lawsuit for $35 Million
• Google Buys Katango to Boost Google+ Circles Feature
• Skyrim Launch Party: 33 Degrees, Snow Coming Down
• Apple's iOS 5 Update: No Battery Drain Fix?
• Kindle Fire Creates Dilemma for Android
• Germany Prepares to Sue Facebook Over Facial Recognition Feature
• New Nano-SIM Card Will Result in Thinner Smartphones
• Adobe Will Keep Patching Flash on Mobile -- For Now
• German Court Rules That Free Software Can Be Modified as Users Wish
• Too Much Social Networking Could Lead to Big Brother Fears, Agency Says
• Sony Looks to Trump Apple in Race for Next-Gen TV, CEO Says
• iPhone User Calls 911 5 Times to Report Broken Phone
• Google Wallet Likely Hacker Target
• China Telecom Plans to Launch Mobile Service in US
• China Restricts Local Media From Sourcing Info From Internet
• U.S. Judge Upholds Investigators' Access to Twitter Data
• Inkgard Software and Cartridges Provide Variable Benefit
• What Smartphones Will Be Like in 2012
• The 15 Best Sports Games
• The Hackers are Getting Younger
• Steam Gets Hacked: Here?s How to Keep Safe
• Citrix Exposes APIs for Its Collaborative Software
• Hire a Vet? IT Says Yes
• For Android, Paid Mobile Security Is Better: Study
• Piracy Legislation Needed to Battle Huge Problem, Experts Say
• Facebook: No Comment on Privacy Settlement With the FTC
• RIM Stands by Flash as Adobe Pursues HTML5
• Using iCloud With iWork for iOS
• Senate Votes Against Measure to Kill Net Neutrality Rules
• IDC: Thailand Floods Will Hurt Overall PC Shipments
• Need Linux Skills? 12 Places to Learn Online
• iOS 5.0.1 Brings Battery Fix to iPhone 4S, Multitasking Gestures to Original iPad
• Kinect Hack Makes You a Hand-Waving DJ
• 5 Hidden Features in iOS 5
• Talking Plush Birds Let You Insult Others From Afar
• IT Job Placements Outstripping Dip in Other Sectors
• ARM Co-founder and President Tudor Brown to Retire
• Windows Phone 7 Jailbreak: Microsoft Tops Apple on Openness
• EU Data Protection Reform Will Put Pressure on Foreign Companies
• Mobile Users Want Privacy, Do Little to Protect It
• AT&T App Cuts Rates on International Calls
• Amazon Reportedly Ups Kindle Fire Production
• Microsoft's Biggest Wins and Failures
• Amazon Acquires Voice Recognition Firm, Fueling Siri Speculation
• How to Remotely Access Files on Your Network Storage Device: Step 1 of 3
• Sony Launches Beta SDK for Android and PlayStation Gaming Program
• Kindle Fire Staking Claim as Tablet to Beat this Christmas
• Mobile Flash: Our Long National Nightmare is Over
• 7 Charged with Using Malware to Rack Up $14M in Fake Ad Revenue
• Open-source Toolkit Tracks Down Duqu Infections
• New App Encrypts Your Mobile Data Against Snoops
• ARM Intros Eight-core Graphics Chip for Next-gen Superphones
• Enable iOS 5's Hidden Panoramic Mode Without Jailbreaking
• RIM: BlackBerry Services Affected, but Not Another Outage
• Success 2: Xbox marks the spot
• Failure 5: A succession of failures, a failure of succession
• Canon Pixma MG6120 Inkjet Multifunction Printer, $139
• Going VoIP-Only: Do You Still Need Cellular Voice Service?
• Five Services That Can Move Your Music to the Cloud
• Need to Redesign Your Flash-Based Website? Adobe Still Has the Edge
• Strategies for Pruning Data in the Cloud
• Flash Player Demise on Desktop Inevitable, but Years Away, Say Analysts
• Combining Technology, Science, and Art With Luke Jerram
• How to Find Out What Employees Really Think
• Seven Changes to Watch for in Ubuntu 12.04 'Precise Pangolin'
• A Startup Tech Job Fair With Beer, Music, 80 Employers
• Success 4: Windows 7 heaven
• Success 3: See you at the (Microsoft) Office
• Failure 4: Whom do you antitrust?
• Failure 2: Mobility futility
• Android, iOS Games Rake in More Cash Than Sony and Nintendo
• Another Slideshow You May Like
• Firms Will Flee Cloud If Lessons From Siri and RIM Outages Not Learned
• iPhone Apps: A DIY Skill That's in Big Demand
• Uncle Sam Wants You, Hackers: Cyberwarriors Needed to Stop Cyberspies
• ComScore: U.S. Online Retail Sales up 13 Percent in Q3
• Oracle Solaris Goes to 11
• Do You Need a Quad-Core Mobile Device for Work?
• Report: $79 Amazon Kindle Costs $84 to Make
• Cisco Posts Small Revenue Gain
• The Beginning of the End of Adobe Flash Player
• Success 5: Too big to fail
• Success 1: Gonna party like it's Windows 95
• Failure 3: Hapless help
• Failure 1: Hasta la vista, Vista
• Study Says Kindle Fire Will 'Delay' iPad Purchases -- Or Does It?
• Apple Shoots the Messenger
• The Cloud, Day 3: Choosing an Online Productivity Suite
• Toshiba Ultrabook Laptop Heading to Best Buy for $899
• New Tech Can Reduce Battery Charging Time to Mere Seconds
• Low-income Families Offered Cheap Broadband, PCs
• Underground Calling Service Helps Cybercriminals Extract Sensitive Info
• Polaroid Goes Retro With Z340 Instant Digital Camera
• Amazon Opens New Oregon Data Center for Web Services
• DOJ Charges Seven in Massive Clickjacking Scheme
• The New Autonomous ASIMO Could Serve You Your Next Drink
• Facebook Satisfied With Initial Takeup of Social Music
• CSC Says SEC Investigation Extends to Australian Business
• Lexar Media Platinum II 16GB Secure Digital Card, $21
• Opera Malware Hits the Wrong Note
• Senators Introduce Internet Sales Tax Bill
• Kindle Fire, Nook Tablet Battle for App Supremacy
• Accenture Launches Private-cloud Service for SAP Customers
• Google to Discontinue Gmail App for BlackBerry
• Republic Wireless, You Have a Strange Definition of 'Unlimited'
• Samsung Windows 8 Tablet Coming in Second Half of 2012
• RIP Adobe Mobile Flash: Will Anyone Miss You?
• Mobile Threats Top Holiday Scam List
• World of Warcraft Loses 2 Million Subscribers in a Year
• Spec Showdown: Transformer Prime vs. iPad 2 vs. Kindle Fire vs. Nook Tablet
• How to Control a Computer?s Screen from Afar
• Number of Wi-Fi Hotspots to Quadruple by 2015, Says Study
• Firefox 8 Arrives with Twitter Search Integration
• Tata's UK Subsidiary Gets $2.2 Billion BPO Order
• Adobe Ends Mobile Flash Development, Report
• Lookout Mobile Security Plans Expansion Outside the US
• China to Build More Supercomputers With Homegrown Chips
• HP, Dell Shine in Greenpeace Guide to Greener Electronics
• Japan's Rakuten to Acquire E-book Retailer Kobo
• SAP Pumps up Its In-memory, Mobile and Cloud Strategies
• Asus Announces Quad-core Eee Pad Transformer Prime Tablet
• Tablets Get Snappier With Nvidia's Quad-core Tegra 3
• China's Sina Will Not Force Users to Register With Real Names
• White House Threatens Veto Over Net Neutrality Issue
• Canon EOS Rebel T2i DSLR, $655
• HP Delays Decision on Fate of WebOS
• Add-Ons to Power Up Outlook
• Tech Giants Battle to Control Your Living Room
• Tetris Block-Shaped Sticky Notes Turn Your Desk Into a Game
• Adobe to Reduce Enterprise Software Investment
• Microsoft Builds Giant Windows Phone 7.5 Smartphone
• New Relic Now Monitors Server Performance
• Computer-Controlled Cyborg Yeast: Technology Meets Biology
• AOL, Yahoo and Microsoft Tie up for Display Advertising
• Can Windows Play Well on the iPad?
• Lego Minifigures Inspire Awesome 3D Street Art
• Critics of AT&T/T-Mobile Merger Question Job Gain Estimates
• FTC Settles Privacy Complaint Against Online Ad Network
• Steve Jobs' Advice to Mark Zuckerberg
• It's a Good Time to Try Amazon Prime
• Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Web Tracking
• iOS 5 Has a Hidden Panorama Mode That Works on Jailbroken iPhones
• Google+'s Business Pages Fall Short Against Facebook's
• Facebook Rebounds From May Slump Despite Google+
• Four Strange Places to Find Open Source
• GPS Group Seeks Partial Ban on LightSquared
• iPhone Security Flaw Shows Potential for App Store Malware
• Microsoft Leaves Duqu Worm Exploit Unpatched
• Now with GNOME 3, Linux Mint 12 Will Meet Users Halfway
• Panasonic Announces the 3D Lumix DMC-3D1 Digital Camera
• LG Signs Deal With Intellectual Ventures
• Music Via Subscription Projected To Grow More Than 300% in Next Four Years
• E-readers Are Big Winners in Tablet Wars
• Tablet Wars Update: If You Can't Beat 'Em, Out Consume 'Em
• More Apps Being Downloaded but Few are Put to Use
• Apple Bans Researcher for Exploit Exposing iOS Security Flaw
• Relive the 80s With This iPhone Boombox
• Your Phone Can Be Infected By a Barcode
• Oracle Accused of 'scare Tactics' in Rimini Street Case
• Republic Wireless Rolls Out $19 Unlimited Voice, Data, Text Service
• US Agencies to Test Emergency Alert System
• iPhone 4S Avoids Antennagate Controversy
• Google's Director of Public Policy Quits at Critical Time
• European Information Security Agency Warns About Data-profiling Risks to Minors
• Oregon Introduces Voting by iPad
• RackConnect Gets Security, Automation Features
• Motorola Droid Razr: Reviewers Love Design, Hate Battery Life
• Quad-Core HTC Edge Revealed (Maybe)
• Spotify App Lands on Windows Phone 7
• Finding Your Router?s IP Address
• Why Do Metacritic Users Hate Modern Warfare 3?
• MediaTek Friends Facebook With Feature Phone Integration
• Salesforce.com Launches Do Project Management App
• Software AG Updates Cloud Road Map
• Cisco Invests in Korean Venture for Smart Buildings and Cities
• World's Fastest Computer Gets an Upgrade, Breaks Its Own Record
• 10/31 runner-up: "New Hampshire Rye" by Eric Hoar, Dover, New Hampshire
• 10/31 Hot Pic: "A Bug's Perspective" by Brian Sierfeld, Las Vegas, Nevada
• 10/3 runner-up: "Quince Blossom in Sunlight" by Constance Renda, Little Falls, New York
• 10/3 Hot Pic: "Sentinel" by Philip Gentili, Overland Park, Kansas
• 10/10 runner-up: "Loose and Free" by Ryan Kuster, Potosi, Wisconsin
• 10/10 Hot Pic: "Crow" by Holly Amber, Plano, Texas
• 10/17 runner-up: "Golden Gate Fog" by David Dickenson, Centennial, Colorado
• 10/17 Hot Pic: "Leading the Way" by Barbara Andersen, Las Cruces, New Mexico
• 10/24 runner-up: "A Rose," by Forrest York, Grand Rapids, Michigan
• 10/24 Hot Pic: "Calm Pacific Sunset," by Kyle Doudrick, Tempe, Arizona
• Vidyo Virtualizes Its Video-call Infrastructure
• T-Mobile Launches SpringBoard, Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus Tablets
• SkullCandy Riot Blue Red Earbuds, $11
• Dell Inspiron 14R Intel Core i5 Laptop, $675
• Zuckerberg: Google Building "their Own Little Version of Facebook"
• Panasonic Announces Two New Toughpad Tablets
• Group Video Chat Showdown: Google Hangouts and AnyMeeting Come Out on Top
• Adidas.com Shut Down After 'criminal Attack'
• Google's 'green Energy Czar' to Leave the Company This Week
• Photo Contest: Hot Pics for October
• Deploying Hybrid Cloud Email: What You Need to Know
• Twitter Aids Thai Flood Victims
• HP 3D: Passive vs. Active
• Google TV Gets Its First Porn Channel
• RIAA: The Courts Don't Get Copyright Laws
• Rackspace to Offer Support for Clouds in Other Data Centers
• Apple to Use New LEDs for Next-Gen iPads
• HP Touchpad on Sale Again, This Time for Developers
• Chinese Cyber-Spy on Trial for Stealing Motorola Secrets
• Samsung Mobile Exec Joins Windows Phone Team
• The 15 Best PC Games
• U.S. Cyber Chief Says Cloud Computing Can Manage Serious Cyber Threats
• Microsoft to 'align' Windows Phone, Future Windows OSes
• Apple Awards Senior Execs $60 Million Each
• Profiles in Geekdom: Ben Heck, Serial Modder
• 5 Hot Tech Projects to Boost Your IT Career
• 9 Secrets of Getting Stuff Done in a Big Company
• Verizon Doubles Data Allowance for 4G LTE Phones
• OpenFlow vs. Programmable ASICs
• Google Launches Google+ Pages for Businesses
• Former IBM CEO John Opel Dies
• Huawei Releases Pricing for New Smartphone, Tablet
• Amazon Cloud Drive vs. Apple iCloud
• How the IPv6 Shuffle Will Affect You
• This Book Wants to Make You a Genius
• Nook Tablet vs. Kindle Fire: Media Tablet Spec Showdown
• CIA Monitors up to 5 Million Tweets Daily, Report Says
• Waiting for Firefox 8? It's Already Here
• Palo Alto Firewall Upgrade Closely Inspects Network Traffic
• Your Tweets Stink! Scent Machine Lets You Smell the Internet
• 10 Questions for Fonality CFO Dan Rosenthal
• New Tech Lets You Look Like a Jedi While Unlocking Your Phone
• Buy an HP Laptop at Wal-Mart, Get a TouchPad for $149
• Your Wireless Carrier Probably Is Selling Your Personal Information--But Does it Matter?
• What Android Fans Think of iPhone Users
• Open-source Proponents Blast Proprietary Software in Dutch Schools
• Telefónica to Improve Home Networks With Wi-Fi Investment
• Buy Modern Warfare 3, Get a Free Smartphone
• Barnes & Noble Launches Nook Tablet
• The Cloud, Day 2: A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Cloud
• HP Goes 3D with Touchscreen PC, Monitor
• Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet Takes on Amazon's Kindle Fire
• NSS Labs Claims Its New Tool Can Detect All Duqu Drivers
• Microsoft Lures New IE9 Users With Freebies
• Modern Warfare 3 Thieves Crash Into Van Carrying 6,000 Copies
• The Desktop Wireless Adapter Difference: USB vs. PCI
• What?s New in Android Ice Cream Sandwich
• Siri as Google Challenger: Sorting Fact from Fiction
• HTC Details First Round of Android 4.0 Upgrades
• Are Secure Web Sites Truly Secure?
• HTC Phones To Get Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich in 2012
• KPN Stops Issuing SSL Certificates After Possible Breach
• Motorola Gets Injunction Against Apple in Germany
• Israel Says a 'server Glitch' Took Several Government Websites Offline
• Yahoo Says Ignore the Rumors, Nothing to Announce Yet
• Mobile Patent Wars: A Closer Look at How Everyone Loses
• China's Internet Firms Vow to Tighten Regulation of Web
• Israel Govt. Websites Down, After a Hacker Threat
• Microsoft Quietly Changes WP7 Specs to Allow Phones without Cameras
• Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Web Tracking (But Were Too Paranoid to Ask)
• DIY Wooden Postcard Proves Low-Tech Is Still Awesome
• iOS Refresh Fixes iPad 2 Smart Cover Security Flaw
• 3D-Printed Guitar Impresses Geeks, Musicians Alike
• RIM Slumps in US, but Enters New Markets
• Overhaul of All Apple Products Expected in 2012
• Apple iPad App Spotlight: CardioTeach
• SportCaster, PlayUp Share the Agony of Defeat
• 7 Software Makers to Bring Integrated, Cheaper Add-ons to Google Apps
• Amazon's Prime Lending Library Collection Now Viewable Online
• Digital Lego Clock Goes Tick-Tock
• Google's Tough Week
• GameStop Starts Selling Android Tablets
• Amazon Plans 8.9-inch Kindle Fire, Reports Say
• Microsoft Posts a Fix for Duqu Zero-Day Trojan
• Three Surefire Ways to Screw Up Cloud Computing
• Anonymity vs. Real Names on Social Networks
• Hacker Group Member Released by Drug Cartel
• Bugs & Fixes: When OS X Lion Slows to a Crawl
• Robot Roadies Game Coming to iOS
• When You Tweet, the CIA Listens
• Anonymous Again Says it Will Not Attack Facebook on Saturday
• Apple Fixing iPhone 4S Battery Problem, Other User Issues
• Harvard Business Review: Gates, Not Jobs, Deserves Recognition
• Mars500 Crew 'Lands' After 520-Day Simulated Mission To Mars
• Siri Outages Indicate Apple Still Doesn't Get the Cloud
• Robots vs. Humans: Real Steel or Dumb Metal?
• Senator Vows to Block FCC Nominees Over LightSquared
• SSL Certificate Authorities vs. ???
• Microsoft Pumps Up Rhetoric Against Google
• 'Top' News and People Make Twitter Search More Useful
• Zestcash to Expand Web-based Loans Into More US States
• Mac OS X Snow Leopard vs. Mac OS X Lion
• Laptop Stolen from Checked Bag, Recovered on Craigslist
• Wired Network Edge vs. Wireless Edge
• One Quick Fix for the Apple iOS 5 Battery-Drain Issue
• Android Now Accounts for Nearly 45% of U.S. Smartphone Users
• Gecko-Like Robot Can Climb Your Walls
• Black Friday Deals Start This Weekend
• LomoKino Film Camera Shoots Lo-Fi Movies
• Assange Loses Appeal, HTC is Tops, and Amazon's Free Books
• Wall Street Beat: Mixed News for Chips as Groupon IPO Soars
• Mastering Static IP Addresses
• SSDs vs. Hard Drives: What?s the Big Deal?
• Tech Argument: LTE vs. WiMAX
• Debate on New Copyright Enforcement Bill Heats up
• Official Windows Phone 7 Jailbreak Now Available
• Most Managers Handle Security on Mobile Devices: Poll
• Siri Outage Leaves iPhone 4S Owners Bereft
• Is Google Your Next Cable TV Provider?
• AT&T Extends Date for T-Mobile Deal to Close
• China Conducts First Orbital Docking; Manned Dockings In The Works
• Free Service Lets You See If Your Email Address Has Been Compromised
• Intel, MIPS Scramble to Support Android 4.0 on Tablets
• Samsung Galaxy Nexus Already Rooted, Phone Not Even In Stores Yet
• Six Good Reasons to Try Fedora 16
• PlugBug Charges Macs and iPads With a Single Plug
• Google Chrome Beta Adds Multiple Profile Support
• MSI GeForce GT Graphics Board, $25
• Apple: Amazon's Kindle Fire Is a Good Thing
• App Store Sandboxing Coming in March; Developers Wary
• Modern Warfare 3 'No Russian' Moment Outed in Leaked Video?
• Samsung Ships More Smartphones Than Apple
• 4G Wireless vs. 5G Wireless
• Hacker Selling Access to Compromised Websites Gets Hacked
• CBS Said No To Apple TV Streaming, CEO Says
• It's Shockingly Easy to Hack a Phone
• Siri Goes Down For a Day; Apple Says Network Outages Are Possible
• EU Antitrust Authority Investigates Samsung's Use of Patents Against Apple
• Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet Prepares For Deathmatch with Kindle Fire
• Airtel's Profits Continue to Be Weighed Down by Africa, 3G
• Microsoft Issues Workaround for Duqu Attack While It Prepares a Patch
• Alcatel-Lucent's Saw Revenue Drop in Q3, but Still Made a Profit
• Mozilla, Microsoft Withdraw Trust in Malaysian Intermediate CA
• Foxconn's Parent May Be Planning to Make Robots
• 15 Apps and Tweaks That May Convince You to Jailbreak Your iPhone
• New Android Seen Easing OS Fragmentation
• SnapTap
• You May Also Enjoy
• Bonus App: FakeCarrier
• MyWi and My3G
• Activator
• Display Recorder
• ManualCorrect
• iFile
• MultiIconMover
• Pull to Refresh Safari
• SpringFlash
• SBSettings
• WinterBoard
• The Best Jailbreak Apps
• Color Keyboard
• Gridlock
• BiteSMS
• Infinifolders
• Microsoft to Host Unveiling of New Windows Phone Handsets
• Logitech K750 Wireless Solar Keyboard, $60
• Holiday Projects for Your Network and Data Center
• Adobe Flash vs. HTML5
• eBooks vs. Print Books
• 'Do a Barrel Roll' is Google's Latest Loony Easter Egg
• HTC's Multimedia Rezound Smartphone to Ship Ready for Android 4.0
• AMD to Lay off 10 Percent of Global Workforce
• One Laptop Per Child Plans to Throw Tablets Out of Helicopters
• Apple's Steve Jobs vs. Tim Cook
• Tablets vs. Laptops vs. Smartphones
• Virtualization vs. Native Apps
• QR Codes Help Paint the Deeper Pictures Behind Art
• Open Source vs. Proprietary Software
• Google Search Tweak Alters 35% of Searches, Focuses on Newer Results
• As Chrome Inches Ahead, Firefox Slims Down
• 30 Days With the Cloud
• Private Cloud vs. Public Cloud vs. Hybrid Cloud
• Another Ninjavideo.net Founder Pleads Guilty
• IBM Open Sources Messaging Client for Embedded Devices
• This iPod Nano Watch Gives the iWatch Bluetooth Power
• Study: IT's Future Lies With Cloud Computing, Security and Mobile
• More Unlicensed Mobile Spectrum Needed, Group Says
• Mozilla Devs to Test New Phone OS This Year
• YouTube Gets Tighter Integration With Google+
• Intel Loses Laptop Chip Market Share to AMD in Q3
• Amazon Adds App for Easier Two-factor Authentication
• Tweephone: The Retro-iest Rotary Tweeting Machine
• GarageBand Comes to the iPhone
• Organize Your Work Life with WorkFlowy
• Pricing and Weak Ecosystems Behind Slow Tablet Sales
• Grand Theft Auto V: 4 Questions
• Romanian EBay Hacker and Prosecutor Both Unhappy With Appeal Ruling
• Simulated Cyberattack Unites EU and US Security Experts
• US Report Warns of Russia, China Cyber Spying
• Google Offers App for Android: Just in Time for Holiday Bargain Hunting
• Motorola Xoom 2 Brings Better Specs, Slighter Build
• Jawbone Wristband, App Track Your Total Health
• Oracle, Google Again Fail to Settle Android Lawsuit
• Amazon Prime Book Lending: Your FAQs Answered
• Android Developers Praise Ice Cream Sandwich's User Interface
• Want to Play Skyrim Early? Bethesda's Working On It
• Ongoing Drive-by Download Campaign Hijacked MIT Server
• France's Viadeo Taps China for Professional Social Networking
• iOS 5.0.1 Beta Addresses iPhone 4S Battery Woes
• Hotmail Mobile Usage Spikes Thanks to iOS 5
• A Stolen Laptop Can Cost You More Than the Price of the Hardware
• Germany Pressures Facebook on Tracking Technologies
• Amazon Sets up Kindle Lending Library
• Sprint Suit Against AT&T/T-Mobile Deal Allowed
• HP Releases New Slate Tablet After Retaining PC Unit
• HP Slate 2: A Light Refresh For Biz-centric Windows 7 Tablet
• Sprint Product Chief Touts ?Open? Approach to Voice, Apps, NFC
• HP TopShot Printer Attempts to Take Truly Three-Dimensional Images
• XE Currency
• World Customs & Cultures
• Taxi Magic
• Google Maps With Places
• Google Translate and Google Goggles
• Free Wi-Fi Finder
• FlightAware
• Gate Guru
• Airline Check-In Apps
• 16 Free Smartphone Apps for Hassle-Free Travel
• Weather Channel
• Pack Free and Packing List
• TripIt
• Seat Guru
• Trip Advisor
• Kayak
• Hipmunk
• 16 Free Smartphone Apps for Hassle-Free Travel
• Another Slideshow You May Like
• Speech Recognition Through the Decades: How We Ended Up With Siri
• Help Us Make a Better PCWorld
• AOL Discontinues LISTSERV Mailing List Service
• Barrett Brown Says Anonymous Attack on Drug Cartels Still Alive
• Businesses Grapple With Social Networking
• The 15 Best DS Games
• Innovative Air Travel Concept Puts You On a Cloud, Not Just Among Them
• Google Aims to Mobilize Your Website with GoMo
• Apple Promises a Fix for iPhone 4S Battery Issues
• Robot Helps You Get Dressed, Will Not Provide Fashion Sense
• HP Makes More Executive Changes
• Don?t Let This Happen To Your iPad: 5 Fire Prevention Gadgets For Geeks
• Microsoft's Bing Mobile App Ships for IPhone, Android--Not Windows Phone
• Supreme Court Set to Hear Landmark GPS Tracking Case
• Angry Birds Tops Half-a-Billion Downloads: What's Next?
• Facebook vs. Google+ vs. Twitter vs. LinkedIn
• Hard Drive Shortage Expected to Hurt Consumers Most
• New Software Lets Mobile Devices Use Corporate Printers
• 'Socialbots' Invade Facebook: Cull 250GB of Private Data
• Hospital Electronic Records Adoption Jumps, but Still Low
• 3D Scanning with HP TopShot LaserJet Pro M275?s Camera Scanner on a Stick
• Gmail iOS App Released, Then Pulled
• Employees Refusing to Use Clunky Enterprise Software
• "Like" the Acer Aspire S3 Ultrabook? If So, You Could Win One on Facebook
• TI Conservative on Quad-core Chips for Mobile Devices
• This Arduino-Equipped Lego Robot Will Rip Your DVD Collection for You
• The Best Android Apps for Boosting Battery Life
• Informatica Rolls out Data Parser for Hadoop
• Facebook's Timeline, Still M.I.A. for Most Users
• Yahoo Finally Ships Livestand IPad App
• Siri, When Will Apple Launch its iTunes Match Music Service?
• LightSquared Will Be a 'dumb Pipe,' CEO Says
• Cylindrical Mirror Brings 3D To The iPad
• Tablet Shopping Online? Watch Out for Fakes
• Duqu Worm Targets Microsoft Zero Day Flaw
• New Way to Infect a Web Site: Just Buy Advertising
• Brother MFC-9970CDW Color Laser All-in-One, $520
• Facebook Easily Infiltrated by Data-harvesting Bots, Researchers Find
• Grand Theft Auto V Flies Back to San Andreas in Debut Trailer
• Google Now Indexes Facebook Comments: Paranoid Can Relax
• VMware Out, Twitter in at Java Oversight Committee
• Motorola Xoom 10.1-inch 32GB Wi-Fi Tablet, $398
• What Phones Get Google's Ice Cream Sandwich Mobile OS First?
• Android Market Trumps Apple's App Store With Auto-Update Feature
• Nokia Picks New Chip Vendor for Dual-core Windows Phones
• House Passes Freeze on New Mobile Taxes
• Apple's iPhone 4S Goes Regional, Benefits Could Be National
• Google Offers Free Websites to 500,000 Indian SMBs
• Track Cloud Spending With Cloudability
• Secunia Offers to Coordinate Vulnerability Disclosure on Behalf of Researchers
• Lenovo's Third Quarter Profit Grew 88 Percent
• Wikileaks' Assange Can Be Extradited to Sweden, Say Appeals Court Judges
• China's Alibaba Invests $157M in Own Search Engine
• Sony Books 2Q Loss as TVs, PlayStation Weigh on Profits
• PayPal Sets up Global Operations Center in Malaysia
• Yahoo to Buy Advertising Services Provider Interclick for $270M
• Study: User Tools to Limit Ad Tracking Are Clunky
• 20 Best Browser Apps of 2011
• Ghostery
• You May Also Enjoy
• In-Stat: Faster Wi-Fi Will Grow Rapidly
• How to Share Privately With the New Google Reader
• HTML5 WebSocket to Hasten Web App Comms
• AMD Gains Processor Market Share Over Intel in Q3
• DHS to Set up Policies for Monitoring Twitter, Facebook
• Rdio
• Ge.tt
• DownThemAll
• Entanglement
• Download Statusbar
• Super Mario Bros. Crossover
• FoxTab
• Xmarks
• Astrid Tasks
• Slideshow
• FoxyTunes
• Speckie
• Yoono
• Adblock Plus
• RandomMagic
• Morning Coffee
• Speed Dial
• Angry Birds
• LastPass
• Make Your Browser More Useful and Fun
• HTC Takes Top Spot in U.S. Smartphone Market
• Google Aims to Help Businesses Make Better Mobile Websites
• IBM Watson Beats Harvard and MIT Students in 'Jeopardy!'
• Microsoft Unlikely to Patch Duqu Kernel Bug Next Week
• Dell XPS 14z Thin and Light Laptop Now Available for $1000
• Check Out Gmail's New Look: Rolling Out Now
• Catastrophe Becomes Art With 3D Printing
• Microsoft's IE Posts Biggest Share Drop in Three Years
• Duqu Exploits Zero-day Windows Kernel Vulnerability to Infect Computers
• Calxeda's Chip Boosts ARM's Server Fight With Intel
• US Air Force Mulling Changes as Major ERP System Project Stumbles
• Is Ubuntu Linux Too Late to the Mobile Game?
• Facebook Denies Vulnerability, Then Quietly Fixes It
• Spherical Flying Drone Looks Like Something From Sci-Fi Movies
• UK Foreign Secretary Warns of 'darker' Online Scenario
• Stanford Program Decrypts Captchas, Spam Bots Inbound
• Republic Wireless to Offer $19 Unlimited Talk, Text and Data Plan
• HP's First ARM Server for Testing Only
• Biden, Cameron Hit out at Internet Censorship, Hacking
• Gmail iOS App: 8 Features for the Rumored App
• iPhone 4S Battery Woes: Where is the Outrage?
• Researchers Defeat CAPTCHA on Popular Websites
• Google to Let Users See the 'Why?' Behind Gmail, Search Ads
• HP TouchPad Returns to Best Buy
• Google+ App for Android Gets Major Overhaul
• What's Inside a Giant Box of Skyrim?
• Acer Debuts Four New All-in-One PCs
• IPass Lets Businesses Control Mobile Wi-Fi Usage
• Sybase IQ 15.4 Features 'Big Data' Theme, Support for Hadoop, MapReduce
• Apple Blasted As 'Digital Vampire' by The Who Guitarist Pete Townshend
• Tiny Add-on Turns IPhone Into Hand Projector, Throws 25-inch Screen From 1 Meter
• Security Group Urges Better Protection at App Stores
• GoGrid to Offer Dedicated Line Between Its Data Centers
• HortonWorks Hones a Hadoop Distribution
• Adobe Acquires Auditude to Address Video Advertising
• MarkLogic Ties Its Database to Hadoop for 'Big Data' Support