September 2010

• Is Your Android Phone Spying on You?
• Zeus Trojan Bust Reveals Sophisticated 'Money Mules' Operation in U.S.
• Mobilize 2010: 5 Apps to Watch
• How to Keep Your Kids Safe on Facebook
• LTE Leap Suits a Small Carrier, MetroPCS Chief Says
• Yahoo to Lose Three Executives
• Remains of the Day: Unemployed...in Greenland?
• Feds Hit Zeus Group, but the Brains Remain Overseas
• The Chromepad: An iPad That Runs Chromium OS
• Icelandic Company Claims Fully Carbon Neutral Storage
• Survey: Cloud Security Still a Struggle for Many Companies
• Android Now Ties iPhone In Consumer Interest
• Microsoft Releases Web-Based Suite of Apps, Windows Live Essentials 2011
• BlackBerry PlayBook Touts Impressive Specs
• Street View Reaches the South Pole: Will the Penguins Complain?
• HP Picks Former SAP Chief Apotheker as New CEO
• 5 Things Linux Does Better Than Mac OS X
• US Lawmakers Want to Ban Many E-waste Exports
• Pendle IPad Stand Lets Your Tablet Incline or Recline
• MacJournal Writing Software Arrives on the IPad
• HP Picks Former SAP Chief Apotheker as New CEO
• US Charges 60 in Connection With the Zeus Trojan
• Xmarks Considers Comeback as a Paid Service
• Some Merchants to Accept Smartphone-based Purchasing in 2011
• Microsoft Launches Windows Live 11
• ProVue Panorama 6 Now Faster, Easier, Safer
• My Eyes Only Photo Update Improves Performance
• USBfever Releases IPad Memory Card/USB Adapter
• Google Autonomous Search: Proceed With Caution
• Lustre Settles Into Post-Oracle Life
• Android App Spygate: Tips to Put an End to Spying Apps
• Ubuntu 10.10 Approaches With 'Meerkat' Release Candidate
• Free Repairs for MacBook Pro Owners in Nvidia Settlement
• Sony, TomTom Team up for In-car GPS and IPod Systems
• Patent Protection Key to Windows Phone License
• Zoho Brings Business Apps to Gmail
• Sprint Leaders Quit Clearwire Board
• Wordpress 2.6 for IOS Adds Video Support
• Can Nokia N8 Make a Smartphone Splash?
• In Schmidt's Vision, Google Will Search Before You Even Ask
• House Net Neutrality Proposal Falls Apart
• Droplr Sharing Service Gets an IPhone App
• EU Unveils Plan to Strengthen Cybersecurity Efforts
• First 12TB Network Storage Server From Seagate, Chock-Full of 3TB Drives
• Expert's Guide to Windows 7 Security
• Survey Shows Android Gaining Ground on IPhone
• Nintendo Announces the Date for the 3DS Launch
• iOS 4.2 Beta 2 Points to iPad Tethering
• US Charges 60 in Connection With the Zeus Trojan
• Zeus Defendants Denied Bail in UK Court
• Google Phone Gallery Aids Android Shoppers
• The High Price of Nintendo's 3DS, and Why We're Responsible
• Google Celebrates 50 Years of The Flintstones: A Doodle Flashback
• Nokia N8 Ships: 3 Pros and 3 Cons
• Give Your Artwork That Comic Book Look
• PayPal Debuts Check Deposits Via iPhone App
• Feral Interactive Announces Battlestations: Pacific for Mac
• Klipsch AudioRock Puts the Rock in ‘Rock and Roll’
• Android Apps More Open Than Users Know
• Intel Will Not Position the Atom for Server Markets
• Nokia N8 Has Started Shipping
• SugarCRM Offers CRM to OEMs, and Readies Native IPhone App
• TSMC Allowed to Upgrade Chip Technology in China
• 11 Eastern Europeans Charged in UK Zeus Bust
• Unable to Tweet, Bill Gates Starts a Chinese Microblog
• Game Console, Software Sales Sinking in Japan
• Android Texting App Requires No Hands
• A Close Up of Steve Jobs' Fingers
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• Intel Makes WiMax Investment With South Korea's KT
• Apple TV Teardown Gives App Store Clues, Says Analyst
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• Bing vs. Google: The Web Search Wars Heat Up
• Reviewing the Apple TV
• Digg Focused on Regaining Lost Territory
• AOL Swallows TechCrunch -- but Can They Keep It Down?
• Google Says Mobile Will Dwarf the Web; Microsoft Could be the Loser
• Xbox 360′s New Software: An Incomplete Review
• Star Wars 3D Will Be a Moment of Truth
• Remains of the Day: Vox Populi, Vox Google?
• Google Upgrades Instant With Keyboard Navigation
• Google Apps and Microsoft: Frenemies in More Offices, For Now
• UK Police Arrest 19 in Zeus Crimeware Bust
• iPhone App Maker Exploits Craigslist Adult Services Shutdown
• Senators Propose Changes to Website Takedown Bill
• Openwave Chief Sees Paid Priority on Mobile Networks
• Why I Hate Gmail's Conversation View
• LightSpeed Mobile Brings Mac POS System to IOS
• IFixit Takes Apart Apple TV, Catalogs Innards
• Many Android Apps Leak User Privacy Data
• Parodies Poke Fun at 'The Social Network'
• Linux News Roundup: Fedora 14 Gets MeeGo, Madriva Is Reborn
• Microsoft Security Essentials: Soon Free for Small Businesses
• Google Instant Blacklist Not an Exact Science
• New Kobo 2 E-reader: A Compelling Kindle Alternative
• Even Amazon.com Doesn't Exclusively Use the Cloud
• Weather HD Goes Universal, Adds IPhone Support
• Microsoft's Yusuf Mehdi Pooh-poohs Google Instant
• Mozilla: Forget About Firefox on IPhone
• Amazon.com Launches Kindle for the Web Beta
• Google Yields to the Haters of Gmail?s Conversation View
• Google Voice For the iPhone Is a Good Call
• Microsoft Strengthens Security for Hotmail
• AOL Buys TechCrunch: Will The Scandals Continue?
• Google to Let Apps Admins Disable 'Conversation' Mode
• Is the Web Going Away? Or is It Going All Over the Place?
• ADP Runs New Tax Service on IBM Cloud Software
• Virtualization to Supercharge New Tablets, Smartphones
• Apple TV Jailbreak Confirmed; Let the Hacking Begin
• A Brief History of Android
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• LinkedIn Quick Tip: 'Company Follow' Now Works Better
• Cyber Storm III Simulates Large-scale Attack
• EarthDesk Updated With Dual GPU Support, New Projection
• Arm Plans to Add Multithreading to Chip Design
• 8 Things We Know About the 3DS Launch So Far
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• LightSpeed Mobile Brings Mac POS System to IPhone
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• Google's CEO Dreams of Google-tastic and Creepy Future
• Lenovo IdeaPad U460, $629
• Google to Let Apps Admins Disable 'conversation' Mode
• Ivi Sued for Streaming Copyrighted Video
• Satyam Faces Challenges a Year After Financial Scandal
• Facebook-Skype Alliance Threatens Google Dominance
• Sonos Releases IPad Controller
• Keynote Theme Park Releases New Keynote Videos and Objects
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• Nintendo's 3DS to Hit Japan in February, Elsewhere in March
• VoodooPad 4.3 Adds Mobile Web App Capability
• PlayBook Tablet OS Might Move to BlackBerry Phones
• Dell 7-inch Tablet Launch is Weeks Away
• A Bose TV? Sounds Good - Literally
• UK Police Notified of Ongoing Zeus Mobile Attacks
• Facebook, Skype Poised to Enter Partnership
• Five Things Apple iPad 2 Needs to Keep Its Edge
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• Online IP Protection Bill Sparks Outrage
• Amazon Web Services Adds PHP Development Kit
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• Nintendo Slashes Financial Outlook as Sales Slump
• Nintendo's 3DS to Hit Japan in February, Elsewhere in March
• Chile Aims for the High-end of Offshore Outsourcing
• Nintendo's 3DS to Hit Japan in February, Elsewhere in March
• Dell Looks for a Bigger Role in the Virtual Data Center
• China Unicom Sells 100,000 IPhone 4s in First Four Days
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• Top 10 Funniest Internet Memes
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• Government Wiretapping: Coming Soon to a Computer Near You?
• Can PlayBook Tablet Serve Both Consumers and Workers?
• Microsoft Issues Emergency Patch for Windows Web Bug
• Report on Biometrics Raises Hard Questions
• Bloglines Execution Delayed by One Month
• Google Is World's Most Attractive Employer; Microsoft Drops
• Fed's IPv6 Plan Called a "Game Changer"
• Remains of the Day: It's the Crunchiest
• Forrester: Social Media Content Creators Down in U.S.
• Macworld to Host Session at MacTech 2010
• First Look: Outlook 2011
• Scrabble Makes Kindle's Bestseller List
• Apple Gives Google Voice App the Nod of Approval, Says Report
• Rhomobile Brings IPhone App Dev to Windows PCs
• Yammer Creates Facebook Clone for Businesses
• Microsoft Boosts Hotmail Password Reset Security
• BlackBerries Gain Remote Support Tools
• Xmarks Is Gone, But Browser Sync Lives On
• Leaked Bill Aims to Create Net Neutrality Law
• TiVo, Roku to Add Hulu Plus Support
• Hulu Plus Comes to TiVo, Roku Set-Top Boxes
• Will BlackBerry PlayBook Bridge the Video Divide?
• Man Creates Life-Size R2-D2 Replica, Takes It for a Spin
• California Bans Malicious Online Impersonation
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• Despite Rugged Look, Panasonic Toughbook S9 is a Lightweight
• The Cloud: A Threat to Incumbents, Opportunity for Startups
• Microsoft Fixes ASP.NET Zero-Day Flaw
• iPad Runs Windows 95, Universe Stays Intact
• Fedora 14 Tests Desktop Virtualization
• Bans on Texting While Driving Don't Work: No Surprise!
• CDT Protests Bill Requiring Registrars to Enforce Copyright
• Cloud Services Empower Startups
• Calling Dick Tracy: Sony's Wristwatch Remote for Android
• Microsoft Live Spaces Moves to WordPress: An FAQ
• Amazon Launches Beta of Kindle for the Web
• Amazon Prepping Android App Store, Tablet?
• Will Feds Commit to Another IPv6 Mandate?
• 5 Reasons RIM's PlayBook Isn't Ready for Business
• New Audio-Technica USB Turntable Offers Quality, Convenience
• Restart Safari Plug-ins, Not Safari
• Pixelmator 1.6.1 Gets Aperture, PhotoBooth Support
• Insuring High-Tech Products: A Safety Net for All Users
• Office 2011: Should You Upgrade?
• Office for Mac 2011: What Are Your Questions?
• Hog Bay Releases PlainText for IPhone, IPad
• AOL Buys TechCrunch and 5min Media
• Gartner: Server Virtualization a Challenge
• Google Voice Cleared for IPhone: Report
• What's Up With Encryption?
• Microsoft Sets Oct. 26 Launch of Mac Office 2011
• Texting While Driving Bans Don't Work, Study Finds
• ?LibreOffice? Is Good News for OpenOffice
• Xmarks Browser Sync Tosses in Towel
• IBM Buys Blade to Fight for Data Center Dollars
• Planescape: Torment Reanimated on GOG
• Apple Releases Remote 2.0 for IPhone and IPad
• Goodbye Xmarks, I Hardly Knew Ye
• Microsoft Launches Status Dashboards for BPOS
• CA Technologies to Buy Hyperformix
• Toshiba to Show No-glasses 3D TV Next Week
• Five Wishes for the iPhone 5
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• RIM PlayBook: The Tablet Business Is Waiting For
• Leading EU Broadband Providers Commit to Energy Saving
• Amazon to Launch Android App Store -- and Tablet, Too?
• Idappcom Seeks to Displace Penetration Testers
• Alarms Helps You Quickly Manage the Day's Tasks
• Appigo Rolls out 4.0 Update for Todo on IPhone, IPad
• BlackBerry PlayBook vs iPad vs Galaxy Tab
• Kno Announces 14-inch Single-Panel Tablet
• Nokia Loses Share in India to Chinese and Local Brands
• Google Labs: 5 New Tools to Try Now
• With Kindle App, Amazon Buys the Blackberry PlayBook Hype
• Sony Ericsson Preps Micro Display for Android
• Apple Peel, Which Turns IPods Into IPhones, Coming to US
• Survey: Android's Future Bright, IOS Interest Still Strong
• Public Wants Online Privacy Rules, US Official Says
• How to Get Bought by Google, Facebook
• Tablet, Phone Software Developers Face Multicore Challenge
• Bing App for IPhone Updated With Travel, Map Features
• Packing Pro 5.0 Adds IPad Support
• Audible.com Adds Mobile Store to IPhone App
• Remains of the Day: On Again, off Again
• After Attacks, Microsoft to Rush out Fix for ASP.net Bug
• Tilera: Server With 800 Cores May Ship Next Year
• CodePlex Foundation Now Called Outercurve
• OpenOffice.org Developers Move to Break Ties With Oracle
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• Warning: Fake LinkedIn Spam Can Steal Your Bank Passwords
• 6 Internet Explorer 9 Beta Pros and Cons
• Apple TV Now Shipping
• Is Google Calendar Time-Zone Challenged?
• Battle of the Android Browsers
• BlackBerry PlayBook: Can This Tablet Put RIM Back in the Game?
• The Cloud Issue You Really Can't Ignore
• Biggest Insider Threat? Sys Admin Gone Rogue
• 5 Reasons Nokia's N8 Is Dead On Arrival
• 6 Facebook, Twitter Mistakes That Can Get You Fired
• Report Finds Developers Favor Android Over iPhone in Record Numbers
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• Segway Company Owner Dies in Segway Accident
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• Sharp Announces the Galapagos e-Book Reader
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• Stuxnet Compromise at Iranian Nuclear Plant May Be By Design
• Microsoft Pulls Plug on Live Spaces Blog Platform
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• Verizon Goes Star Wars-Crazy With Droid R2-D2 and App
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• DOJ, Tech Companies Settle on Employee Poaching
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