October 2009

• Ex- CEO Charged in Denial of Service Attack
• 10 Essential Windows 7 Downloads
• Laptops that Go Ghost
• Nasty Halloween Trick: Fake Antivirus Sites
• Sony Promises God of War 3 Refresh
• Windows 7 Upgrade Struggle Continues
• Motorola's Droid May Be a Boon for iPhone Owners
• Apple Claims Apple TV Is 'Still a Hobby' ? Seriously
• Phone Wars: Droid, iPhone Square Off
• Windows 7: How Slow Can You Go?
• Apple Updates iTunes, Apple TV; Changes Are Subtle
• Windows Users Should Wait to Upgrade, Firm Warns
• iPhone Halloween Costumes
• Fat Facebook Fine Won't Ward Off Spam, Analysts Say
• Novell to Los Angeles: Drop Dead!
• Google Chrome: The Fast Browser With Slow Adoption
• Nokia to Pull Plug on N-Gage Gaming Platform
• ICANN Approves Domain Names We Can't Type
• Which Windows 7 Is Right for You -- 32-Bit or 64-Bit?
• Droid and Android, ICANN Votes, Win 7 Residue
• Camino 2 Release Candidate Sees Light of Day
• Verizon Media Manager Streams Photos, Music to FiOS DVR
• Rhapsody User Base Drops, Despite iPhone App Success
• After One Year, Conficker Infects 7 Million Computers
• Delete Networked Files Without Caution Dialog
• iMac Users Grumble About Performance Issues
• Pre iTunes Sync: Is Palm Getting Ready to Cry Uncle?
• Facebook De-friends Its App Verification Program
• World Tech Update: Droid, Netflix, Robots, and More...
• Hands On: IPhone and IPod Touch Remote Controls
• Will New Internet Domain Names Change the Web?
• PC World Podcast 51: Motorola Droid, Sneaky Fees, and Google's GPS App
• Bugs & Fixes: Snow Leopard's Spelling Ignore Button Ignored
• Put Verizon's Motorola Droid to Work with Google Services
• Microsoft Discontinues Accounting Software
• ITunes 9.0.2 Update Blocks Palm Pre Syncing, Again
• Twitter Rolls out Lists Feature to Most Users
• Man Behind '1984,' 'Think Different,' 'I'm a Mac' Steps Down
• Former CEO Charged With Cyber Attack on Firm
• Facebook Dethrones Spam King
• Droid: Motorola's Savior Or Google's False Profit?
• Feds Can Search Your E-Mail Without Notice, Judge Rules
• iPhone Gets Slow Start at China Sales Launch
• The Secret to Spooky Jack-o-lantern Photos
• Action-RPG Divine Divinity Available in High-Def
• Marvel Comics Come to IPhone
• Will Facebook's $711 Million Antispam Win Matter?
• Will Droid Put Motorola Back On Top?
• Palm Lost the iTunes Sync Battle (Again)
• Hands On With Apple TV 3.0
• Spammer Ordered to Pay Facebook $711 Million
• Verizon Droid: First Impressions
• International Domains Get ICANN Thumbs Up
• EPIX Movie Service: A Complete Guide
• Web Goes Worldwide With International Domains
• Unfinished Windows 7 Feature Turns Laptops Into Wi-Fi Hotspots
• Windows 7: The Readers Speak
• Microsoft Cleans up Bugs After Biggest Patch Release
• Acer Posts Record Q3 Revenue, Forecasts Big Netbook Growth
• Acer Aspire Swivel Screen Due Soon, Liquid out in November
• Alcatel-Lucent's Losses Deepen as Sales Drop
• US-CERT Moves in With NCC, NCSC
• Bharti Airtel’s Revenue and Profit Growth Slow Down
• Sony Raises Outlook on Better Than Expected Results
• Google Navigation Is Cool, But It's No Garmin-Killer
• Can Droid Compete with iPhone's Pure Sex Appeal?
• Microsoft Touts Windows 7 Support, Despite Problems
• Microsoft Says Windows 7 Install Workaround Is Legal
• Analyst: Ignore Financials ? Sprint's on the Rebound
• The Internet?s First 40 Years: Top Ten Milestones
• China Claims Supercomputer Among World's Fastest
• Google: We're Only Slightly Guilty of Blocking Calls
• Obama Invites Open Source into the White House
• Samsung Reports Good Q3, Bright Outlook for 2010
• Microsoft Cleans up Bugs After Biggest Patch Release
• Google Maps Navigation: Free and Easy
• EMC Teams With Intel for Power-efficient Cloud Storage
• Automated Tiering Key to Getting Value From SSDs
• Evolution of the MP3 Player
• Digital Gear: Webcam, Handheld Video Camera Go HD
• Verizon's Motorola Droid: Let the Presales Begin!
• ILuv Releases IMM183 Dual Dock and Weather Alert Alarm Clock
• These 12 Gadgets Let You Cut The Cord For Good
• 12 Gadgets That Let You Ditch Power Cords, Wires, and Hassles
• The Internet at 40: History Began With Its First Crash
• ITunes 9.0.2 Update Adds Apple TV 3.0 Support
• Touchscreen Players
• Standardized Interface
• Top of the Heap: iPod Touch and Zune HD
• Expensive, Bulky, and Limited in Storage
• Let There Be Portable Digital Sound
• Evolution of the MP3 Player
• Apple Introduces the iPod
• Color Screens Go Mainstream
• The Smaller Zune Tries to Compete With the iPod Nano
• Video and Images First Appear on MP3 Players
• Copyright Protection Hits a Sour Note With Consumers
• Funky Form Factors
• The $2000 MP3 Player
• Some Screens Vanish
• All-You-Can-Eat Music Pricing Arrives
• The Missing Link: Part Zip Disk, Part MP3 Player
• US Cyber War Policy Needs New Focus, Experts Say
• Android's Speedy Release Cycle Has Backlash Potential
• Apple Releases Apple TV 3.0 Software
• Canonical Matures Linux-based Netbook OS
• Will TomTom Go Bye-Bye?
• LG Electronics Solar Car Kit HFB-500
• Sony Ericsson HBH-IS800: Stereo Bluetooth Headphones
• Sonos ZonePlayer S5: Wireless Music System
• Dell Latitude Z600: Laptop with Wireless Charger
• Apple Time Capsule: Wireless Onsite Backup
• Logitech Performance and Anywhere Mouse MX: Wireless Mice
• Powermat: Wireless Device Charger
• One Dozen Cord-Free Gadgets
• Big Storage in a Small Package
• HP Officejet 6500 Wireless
• Peel-and-Stick Wireless Cams
• LG's Wireless HDTVs
• LG Solar-Powered E-Reader
• Cutting the Cord
• Motorola on the Rebound With Droid and Cliq
• Restore Your Old Pictures With IPhoto
• Pirate Bay Founders Threatened With Fine If Site Stays Open
• Motorola Posts Surprise Profit
• Five Things You Should Know About Windows 7 Security
• Lala Music Streaming App Awaiting Apple Approval
• See Icon Previews in Folder Quick Look Windows
• Network Engineers Question Need for Net Neutrality Rules
• New IPhone App Translates English Into Spanish as You Speak
• Google Launches Music Search
• Comparing Google Map Nav to iPhone GPS
• Who Wants a Big Screen DSi?
• Asus Debuts First USB 3.0 Motherboard
• Oracle Sheds New Light on Future of Sun Technologies
• Report: Apple Plans Store Changes for Holidays
• Facebook De-friends Its App Verification Program
• Amazon PayPhrase: Just Another Shopping Password To Forget?
• Is Your Windows 7 Install Illegal?
• Apple to Ink Verizon-iPhone Deal Next Year, Analyst Says
• Happy 40th Birthday, Internet!
• MLB 09: Phillies Will Win World Series
• Hardware Remotes for Your Media Center Mac
• 4 Swine Flu Scams Making the Rounds
• Apple Magic Mouse Still MIA
• Ditch the Projector (Well, the Bulky One)
• WordPress 2 Hits the App Store
• Apple TV Software 3.0 on Its Way With ITunes LP
• Windows 7: Where Consumers Lead, Will Businesses Follow?
• Password Reset E-mail Is New Facebook Virus
• Five Unexpected Uses for the Esc Key
• Twitter Warns of New Phishing Scam
• Google Voice Now Blocking "Fewer Than 100" Numbers
• Disney and Nintendo Unveil Epic Mickey for Wii
• Motorola Droid: The Early Reviews Are In
• Google Maps Nav Will Not Kill Standalone GPS
• Verizon Droid Success Limited by Android Market
• Europe Moving Slow on IPv6 Deployment
• Inside One Firm's Private Cloud Journey
• Hands-On: Google's Music Search Is Just So-So
• Verizon Droid vs. iPhone 3GS: How They Stack Up
• AT&T: What Network Problems?
• Amazon Simplifies Payments With New PayPhrase System
• UK Police Smooth Over Rift With Internet Registry
• Amazon to Offer Speedier Checkout
• ReelDirector Beefs up IPhone 3GS's Editing Capabilities
• Microsoft Cuts the Crud on New PCs
• Can Android 2.0 Topple the iPhone?
• Nintendo to Launch DS With Larger Screen Next Month
• Asustek Forecasts Record Eee PC Shipments in Q4
• Twitter Rival Wins Over Popular Taiwanese Politician
• TSMC Reports Best Profit in a Year, Ups Chip Gear Spending
• Nintendo Profit Halved as Wii Console Sales Slow
• Map Wars Begin: Google Introduces GPS App for Android, More to Enter Fray
• Why Verizon's Droid Isn't an iPhone Killer
• SMIC Extends Loss Streak, but Revenue up
• Facebook Unveils Development Roadmap
• Google Nav System Shakes up GPS
• Google Lets the Music Play in Search Results
• Game On: Motorola Droid vs. Apple IPhone
• Hurt by Server Slump, Symantec Sees Market Stabilizing
• Yahoo, Microsoft Need More Time to Close Search Deal
• Verizon Droid: 5 Standout Features
• Sprint Plans Open App Store
• Google Hit With Patent Suit Related to Chrome
• In Pictures: Snow Leopard vs. Windows 7
• Our Tech Holiday Wish List: 10 Cool Gadgets We Really, Really Want
• Ultimate Showdown: Snow Leopard vs. Windows 7
• How Much Should Apple's Tablet Cost?
• Twitter Warns of New Phishing Attack
• Droid vs. iPhone: The Scorecard
• Sony Recalls for AC Adapters for Some Vaio PCs
• Beware the Fake Google Chrome OS Download
• Toshiba Launches its First Fuel Cell Charger
• Fake Google Chrome OS Download Makes the Rounds
• The Best Tech Deals of the Week
• First Look: Verizon Droid with Google Maps GPS
• Babelshot Makes Your IPhone's Camera a Translator
• Supporting Your Family
• FBI: National Data-breach Law Would Help Fight Cybercrime
• Microsoft to Discontinue MSN Direct
• Is New Google Nav Service Really Android-Only?
• Bartz: Yahoo Wants to Regain R-E-S-P-E-C-T
• Motorola and Verizon Officially Announce Droid Handset
• New Google Voice Plan is Pointless
• Improved User Interface Key Issue for Symbian
• UK Customers Get Access to Google's PowerMeter
• Verizon Unveils Motorola's Droid
• Four Smart Tips for Managing Scanned Photos
• Google Gets into the Turn-By-Turn GPS Business
• Why Ditching 'Family Guy' Deal is Good for Microsoft (and Us)
• Windows 7: A Day 7 Scorecard
• Stalqer iPhone App Redefines Creepy
• Verizon Droid's Secret Weapon: Android 2.0
• Net Neutrality Fears: Big Telecom or the FCC?
• U.K. Proposes To Cut-Off Pirates Internet Connections
• Windows 7 Upgrade Decision Tied to Bad Economy for Many
• Left 4 Dead 2 Xbox 360 Demo Out, PC Version Today
• Google Adds Bing-like 'Similar Images' Feature
• MacBook (Late 2009) Benchmarks
• Self-promotional Sites With iWeb
• Disney Readies iPhone App
• Apple Set to Pass 100K Available iPhone Apps Milestone
• 10 Reasons You Must Play Torchlight
• SAP Earnings Rise as Revenue Continues to Slip
• Google Signs AdWords Deal With Taiwan Trade Promotion Agency
• UMC Posts Best Q3 in Years on Stronger Chip Sales
• Google Accused of 'malicious Revenge' in China
• Google Apps Scores in LA, With Assist From Microsoft
• Google Ups the Ante for Android with Free GPS App
• Jive Brings Workgroup Collaboration to Microsoft Office
• Internet Phone Systems Become the Fraudster's Tool
• Intel Pulls Firmware for SSDs Just a Day After Release
• Making the Transition from XP to the Windows 7 Interface
• Report: Former AMD CEO Ruiz Was Source in Scandal
• T-Mobile Equinox Makes the 'Dumb Phone' Fun Again
• Android 2.0: Your Complete Primer
• Sneaky Fees
• Wikileaks Leader Talks of Courage and Wrestling Pigs
• Google Delivers SDK for Android 2.0
• Apple Releases Magic Mouse Software Updates
• Plex 0.8.3 Brings Extensive Snow Leopard Compatibility
• Heavenly Holiday Tech Worth Saving Up For
• Kodak Zi8 Pocket Video Camera
• Samsung Go N310 Netbook
• Blue Microphones Eyeball 2.0 Webcam
• Olive Opus No. 4 Digital Music Server
• Gateway One ZX Desktop PC
• FLO TV Personal Television
• LG SL90 HDTV
• Microsoft Zune HD
• HP DreamScreen 100 Internet Touchscreen
• Sony Alpha DSLR-A330 Digital Camera
• Will Windows 7 Sell PCs?
• Broadband Agencies Hear Complaints From All Sides
• Survey Puts IPhone at Close Second in Market Share
• Technology: Why We Love to Hate It
• Apple Travels Down Under to Shop Mysterious Tablet
• Dell Offers Its First Multitouch Rugged Laptop
• Smartphone Etiquette: Mind Your Manners for the Holidays
• Google Releases Android 2.0 SDK, Spills on Features
• Use Your Own Number With Some Google Voice Features
• How Long Until Droid Overtakes The iPhone?
• AT&T Can't Blame iPhone for All of Its Wireless Woes
• Harvard Medical School Develops Swine Flu IPhone App
• Sony Optical Drives May Violate Antitrust Laws
• Does Windows 7 Really Cost a Fortune?
• Intel Solid-State Drives Get 40% Speed Boost
• SAS CEO Unfazed by IBM Analytics Challenge
• Two More Snow Leopard Expose Tips
• Get Google Voice, Keep Your Mobile Number
• Smart-grid Money Could Assist Broadband
• 1Password 3 Beta Now Open to All
• Wikipedia Edit System Should Be in Place by Year's End
• Intel May Allow More Memory on Netbooks
• Dassault Buys IBM's PLM Software Distribution Activities
• Wikia Turns a Small Profit on Advertising
• Windows 7: Made By A Lie
• Has Apple Missed the Netbook Boat?
• MSN Music to Add Content From MySpace?
• Privacy: Why Google Social Search Gives Me The Creeps
• Classic Board Game Catan Arrives for IPhone
• Brightkite 2.0 Brings More Privacy, Social Control
• Macessity Intros TrayStation Convertible Laptop Stand
• PS3 vs. Xbox 360: Feature Smackdown
• Facebook Users Criticize Site's Latest Makeover
• IPod: The Device That Changed Everything
• Docs to Go 2.0 for BlackBerry Gets New Features; Still Pricey
• Sony Ericsson's Equinox: Bringing the Flip Phone's Groove Back?
• BlackBerry Storm Gets Official 5.0 OS
• Avoid Death by E-mail
• Shoeboxed: Making Business Life Less Tedious
• Google Voice Frees Your Voicemail, and Your Number
• EBay-toting IPhone Users Like to Buy It Now
• Outsource Your Photo Scanning Projects
• Windows 7: No, It Wasn't Made By You
• VMware Ships Workstation for Virtualizing Windows 7
• Survey Revives Debate Over Mainframe's Future
• Hands On With Roku?s New HD-XR Internet Video Player
• Netflix Comes to PlayStation 3; Is the Wii Next?
• BlackBerry Storm 2 Arrives Wednesday
• Google Voice Without a New Number
• Microsoft Pulls Out of Family Guy Special
• Vote Wii for Government Run Healthcare?
• PC vs. Mac: Snow Leopard Bests Windows 7
• India's New IT Law Increases Surveillance Powers
• China Security Market Tough to Crack for Foreign Vendors
• Windows 7 is 'Restrictive' for Netbooks, Claims Linux Rival
• Dynamics CRM Online Coming to Europe Next Year
• Nokia Launches Its First Phone for China Mobile's 3G Network
• Rumor: Goldeneye 2010 in the Offing for Wii
• Windows 7 Upgrade Stymies Some PCs
• Google Labs Introduces Social Search: See How It Works
• Toshiba Ekes out Small Operating Profit in First Half
• Microsoft Blames Users for Windows 7 Upgrade Mess
• Android Moving Into Mio MiBuddy Navigation Device
• Making a Case for Windows 7 Migration
• Outsourcer Wipro Continues to Be Affected by Recession
• Google Social Search Unveiled Sans Facebook
• Google Relaxes Single Phone Number Requirement for Voice
• Windows 7's Spotty Driver Support
• The PC World 100: Best Products of 2009
• 2009 PC World 100, Listed by Ranking
• 2009 PC World 100, Listed by Category
• 2009 PC World 100, Listed Alphabetically
• Geocities Shuts Down
• China's Baidu Sees Profit Surge as Lead Over Google Grows
• Windows 7: The $1930 Upgrade
• Report: Nintendo Planning DSi With Larger Screen
• IBM Finds Path to Mobile and Voice Browsers
• Kindle Change Reflects New World of Mobile
• ScreenFlow 2.0 Adds Powerful New Editing Features
• Google Boosts Custom Search's Layout and Results
• Will the Palm Pixi Get Any Love?
• Windows 7: Choosing the Right Version
• Lala for iPhone: Coming Soon (Fingers Crossed)
• Verizon Has Some Droid Tricks Up Its Sleeve
• Apple Flourishes in Europe and Beyond
• Creator of Ubuntu 9.10 Linux Praises Windows 7
• Smashing!
• Still useful, unfortunately
• Hotwired!
• Mac Me II
• Nothing to see here
• Paging Jackson Pollock
• Old yeller
• Air supply
• Crate it up
• Ugliness is more than skin deep
• ?Trash-80" may be too kind
• Does anybody really know what time it is?
• Haunted mansion
• Tablet a la 1996
• We didn?t start the fire
• Prop me up
• Another headless wonder
• The bigger they are, the harder they fall
• Worst PCs in America
• In Search of the Worst PCs in America (We Found Them)
• Are Dedicated Servers for Modern Warfare 2 a Bad Idea?
• Psystar Offers 'Hackintosh Virtualization' Software
• Facebook Service Pays Tribute to Deceased Users
• Yahoo's GeoCities Takes Its Final Bow Today
• New PhotoTrackr GPS Device Released
• Mac Port of ZFS Discontinued
• Verizon Can Reverse Sliding Profits with Successful Droid
• DoorStep X Security Suite Ready for Snow Leopard
• Iconfactory Releases Pickin' Time Game
• Upgrading a MacBook Pro's Hard Drive
• Eight Steps to Internet Unpopularity
• Qualcomm Opens Subsidiary Focused on Open Source
• IPhone Hints: Subscribed Calendars on Your IPhone
• IBM Showcases New Analytics Capabilities
• Windows 7 Upgrade Woes Mount: Endless Reboots and Product Key Problems
• Lenovo: Our Windows 7 Laptops Are Faster
• The Macalope Weekly: 7 Herbs and Spices
• Windows 7's Opening Weekend
• TomTom Car Kit Now Available at Apple Store
• WiMax Roaming Demonstrated for First Time in Taiwan
• HTC: You Ought to Know Who We Are
• Maximize Your IMovie Editing Space
• TomTom iPhone Car Kit: Pros and Cons
• Netflix on PlayStation 3: The Great Sony-Microsoft Equalizer?
• Apple Tablet: Did The New York Times Spill the Beans?
• Verizon Revenue up Slightly in Third Quarter
• Guardian Jobs Site Falls Victim to 'sophisticated' Hack
• Windows 7 Upgrade Hell: Some Vista Users Face 'Endless Reboots'
• Netflix Movie Streaming Comes To PlayStation 3
• Asustek Teams With Nvidia on 1.1 Teraflop Supercomputer
• Yahoo Inks News Research Pact in Taiwan
• Virtual Bears, Futuristic Pods and Spaghetti Rain in Tokyo
• China Unicom Aims for Rival's Gray-market IPhone Users
• India's 3G, Wimax License Auctions Scheduled for January
• The TV You Want Today
• How We Test HDTVs
• 3DTV: The Next Big Thing?
• Netflix Coming to the PlayStation 3
• Is Windows 7 the Greatest OS Ever? Let Me Count the Ways
• Salesforce.com, Adobe Partner on Flash Toolkit
• Tilera Targets Intel, AMD With 100-core Processor
• Facebook?s New Front Page Looks DOA
• Sony Optical Disc Drive Unit Being Investigated by DOJ
• Microsoft Offers Netbook Upgrade Tool for Windows 7
• Windows 7 And You: Wait For The Service Pack?
• How Victims Encourage Cybercrime
• BlackBerry -- What's in a Name?
• Windows 7 Compatibility Issues Remain
• Sony Unveils a 360 Degree 3D Display
• Facebook Makeover: The Good, the Bad, and the Backlash
• Might Google Overdo?
• Microsoft Should Fear Netbooks, Analyst Says
• Windows 7: Two Strikes and You're Out
• How to Prep for an XP-to-Windows 7 Upgrade: FAQ
• Your Windows 7 Upgrade: Why and How
• Cybersecurity Quiz: Know Your Threats
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• Microsoft Confirms Windows 7 Upgrade Install Snafu
• Verizon Droid FAQ: What We Know So Far
• Net Neutrality FAQ: What's in it for You
• Search Wars Intensify: Google, Microsoft Pile On
• Trust the Cloud? Americans Say No Way
• The Web's Creator Tweets
• Windows 7 on Multicore: How Much Faster?
• Will Windows 7 Change Our Minds About Microsoft?
• Phishing Gang Dominates Online Devilment
• Facebook Gets Another Homepage Makeover
• Facebook Dominates Global Social Nets - For Now
• Windows 7 Upgrade Made Cheaper
• Verizon Droid Makes Unplanned Preview
• Windows 7 Needs Boot Camp Upgrade to Play Nicely
• Judge Throws out Craigslist Lawsuit
• NTT DoCoMo Sticking to Original 2G Schedule
• For Gamers, the Microsoft Stores a Rip (and a Mend)
• Net Neutrality: Two Huge Positives for Business
• Falling Back in Love with Microsoft -- and Windows 7
• Net Neutrality Foes: What If The 'Bad Guys' Are Right?
• Does Father of Linux Favor Windows 7?
• PC World Podcast Episode 50: Windows 7, Droid, Acer Aspire One, and Net Neutrality
• Volkswagen Revs Up a New Sales Engine: Your iPhone
• U.S. Nuclear Power Plants Hobbled by Dial-Up
• Report: US Regulators to File Complaint Against Intel
• Investor Carl Icahn Quits Yahoo Board
• Surprise: McCain Biggest Beneficiary of Telco/ISP Lobby Money
• Google Wave: Ingenious ? But Is It Useful?
• Amazon Says Kindle Reader Coming for Mac, Too
• Trend Micro CEO: Hackers Hitting AV Infrastructure
• The IPod Turns Eight Years Old
• Epson Adding Tethering Feature to Photo Viewers
• 5 Ways I'd Pay for Hulu
• Sex and Smartphones: 5 Apps Edgier Than Pepsi's 'Amp Up'
• Windows 7: Time For Microsoft To Go After Apple--Hard
• Windows 7: Top 5 Under-the-Radar Tweaks
• XShot IPhone Case Helps Steady Your Snapshots
• Are Flash Cookies Devouring Your Privacy?
• Keyboard
• Portable Computer Keyboard
• Method and Apparatus for Entering Data using a Virtual Input Device
• Virtual Reality Keyboard and Method
• User-Friendly and Efficient Keyboard
• Handheld Messaging Device with Keyboard
• Expandable Keyboard
• Impact Absorbing Keyboard, Contoured to the Natural Shape of the Hand
• Snap-on Ergonomic Keycaps
• Pyramid-Shaped Ergonomic Keyboard
• Chair with a Supplemental Keyboard
• One-Handed Keyboard
• Ergonomic-Interface Keyboard System
• Ergonomic Keyboard
• Keyboard Having Convex Curved Surface
• Cybernetic Interface for Computer that uses a Handheld Chorded Keyboard
• Computer Workstation with Mnemonic Keyboard
• Combination Computer Keyboard and Mouse Data Entry System
• Keyboard Assembly and Typing Method
• Typewriter Keyboard
• Improvement in Type-Writing Machines
• 21 Bizarre Keyboards
• Keyborgs! Check Out the Bizarre Keyboards
• Bugs and Fixes: Stymie Malicious Media, Network Attacks
• Add Notes to Events, Contacts Created With Data Detectors
• Bugs & Fixes: Font Duplicate Misadventures
• Google's Blogger Service Suffers Widespread Outage
• Kingston To Release New Low Priced SSD Boot Drive
• Former Federal Worker Sentenced for Passport Snooping
• Phishers Dangle Some Brand-New Bait
• Multiple-Clipboard Utilities & Why You Should Use One
• Study: US Gov't Cybersecurity Spending to Grow Significantly
• Windows 7 Launch Parties Fizzle
• Amazon Shakes up Kindle Selection
• Smooth Windows 7 Launch? Look Closer.
• 5 Big Hopes for Net Neutrality
• GameFly Launches GameCenter App for IPhone
• Kanex Adapter Gets Digital Audio, Video to HDMI
• New 'Get a Mac' Ads Take a Shot at Windows 7
• Windows 7's Boring Launch, Just As Microsoft Planned It
• Psystar Selling Software to Run Mac OS on Generic Hardware
• US Man to Serve Prison Term for Selling Counterfeit Software
• Motorola Droid Debuts, Then Disappears
• McCain Moves to Block FCC Net Neutrality
• Mozilla Releases Raindrop, a Prototype Messaging Tool
• Apple Slams Windows 7 in Ads
• BioWare's Flash-based Dragon Age Journeys Available Now
• Nokia Lawsuit Seeks a Piece of the iPhone Pie
• Pepsi Removes "Amp Up" iPhone App, Humanity Rejoices
• Microsoft Sales and Earnings Drop Less Than Expected
• No Internet for French Pirates After Constitutional Ruling
• Microsoft's Windows 7 'Whopper' Campaign: The Worst Promotion Ever?
• Mac Chrome Delays "Disappointing" says Google's Brin
• FCC Votes for Net Neutrality, McCain Wants to Stop Them
• Report Says China Ready for Cyber-war, Espionage
• Man Arrested for Snatching Data From German Social Network
• Still No Internet or SMS Allowed in China's Muslim Region
• Huawei Still Eyes Developed Markets From Outside
• Google Placates India, China With Different Map Versions
• With Hyper-V R2, Microsoft Sets Its Sights on VMware
• Five Ways Windows 7 Could Become another Vista
• WiMax Coming to Chicago Next Month
• Windows 7: A Whopper of an OS, with a Side of Fries
• AOL Hard at Work on 'content Platform'
• Snow Leopard Purring on a PC? New Application Promises Cross-Platform Breakthrough
• Top 10 No-Shows at Microsoft's Windows 7 Launch Party
• Sergey Brin Laments Yahoo's Microsoft Search Deal
• Apple Releases Server Diagnostic Tool for Snow Leopard
• Pro Applications Update Tackles Final Cut Studio
• Microsoft Promotion Cuts Windows 7 Upgrade Price
• Mac News Briefs: Chronos Updates SOHO Notes, Organizer
• Amazon's Kindle for PC App: 10 Things to Know
• AT&T Considers Raising Fees for Data Gluttons
• Canonical Takes on Win 7 With Ubuntu 9.10 RC
• First Pics, Video of Microsoft Store Grand Opening
• Adobe CEO: Omniture Acquisition 'a No Brainer'
• The Money (and Job) Trail Leads to Android
• News Corp.'s Jon Miller: MySpace Stopped Innovating
• Apple Applies for Patent on OS With Embedded Advertising
• Five Reasons to Upgrade to Windows 7
• News Corp. Exec Suggests Hulu May Begin Charging in 2010
• Find Recently-used Apps and Documents in Snow Leopard
• What Happens in an FCC Rulemaking Proceeding?
• Microsoft Celebrates Windows 7 OS Launch Worldwide
• Adobe Releases Photoshop Lightroom 3 Beta
• Nokia Files Patent Lawsuit Against Apple
• Apple: Boot Camp Will Be Late to the Windows 7 Party
• FCC Moves Toward Net Neutrality
• Salesforce.com's Service Cloud Sparks Legal Storm
• Botnets Contributing More Than Ever to Click Fraud
• AT&T Sees Record IPhone Activations in Last Quarter
• Lenovo Releases New Windows 7 ThinkPad Laptops
• Windows 7 Launch: Plain and Simple
• McCain Introduces Bill to Block FCC's Net Neutrality Rules
• Ballmer Headlines Global Windows 7 Launch Events
• Microsoft's Ballmer Announces Windows 7 Launch
• Apple Sued Over iPhone 'Free Ride' by Nokia
• EU Lawmakers Seek Compromise in Internet Access Row
• IFixit Tears Down the Magic Mouse
• Magic Mouse Manual Suggests OS X Update is Coming
• Windows 7 Launch: Kindle Comes to Windows
• Apple's New 27-inch iMac: The Mac to Have
• Nokia Sues Apple Over iPhone Patent Infringements
• MacMiniColo.net Looks at the Mac Mini Server
• FCC Takes First Step Toward Net Neutrality Rules
• Amazon Streamlines Kindle Line-up
• Microsoft Adds PCs, Third-Party Software to Online Store
• Report: Employee Holiday Shopping Will Strain Security
• AT&T Has a Record Quarter for iPhones
• Adobe Launches Lightroom 3 Public Beta
• Social Search from Google and Bing: My 8 Big Concerns
• A Game in the Life of Windows 7
• Indian Telecom Department Officials Face Charges
• All About ITunes Windows
• Real-Time Search: Google and Bing Rivalry Intensifies on Facebook and Twitter
• Businesses Love Windows 7, Survey Says
• Xbox 360 Finally Getting Blu-ray Peripheral Support?
• Windows 7: What the Reviews Say
• Magic Mouse Gets The Tear-Down Treatment
• MySpace Hopes to Reinvent Itself With New Music Features
• Retail Sales of Windows 7 Delayed in India
• Gaping Security Hole Turns Cable Modems Into Hacker Prey
• Google Battles on With Bing, Announces Its Own Twitter Deal
• TeliaSonera Scores LTE Modems in Bid to Be First
• RIM Is Working on a Better BlackBerry Browser
• Twenty-Three Years of Wacky Windows Launches
• Fraudsters Trying to Capture Bank Cards at Machines
• Eyes on With Sony's 360 Degree 3D Display
• Toshiba Launches Methanol Fuel Cell Charger
• Google, Facebook to Offer Music Sales
• PC Makers, Stores Look to Cash in on Windows 7 Hype
• Microsoft Strikes Search Deals With Twitter, Facebook
• Technology Fails: 8 Extreme Electronic Disasters
• Active Media Ships USB Friendly 2.5-Inch Solid State Drives
• Windows 7 Could Help PC, Chip Sectors Rebound
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