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Saturday, October 11, 2008

Which Video Editing Program Should You(Tube) Use?

Friday, October 10, 2008

Google Gmail, Other Apps, Vulnerable To Attack

Yahoo Expands Mobile Voice Search

World Bank Besieged By Hackers, Or Not

Wall Street's Wild Ride: Analyst Predicts Hope For Tech

Wal-Mart Reverses Decision To Shutdown Digital Music DRM Servers

U.S. Navy Intranet Realizes Big Savings Through Virtualization

BlackBerry Bold Pulled In U.K. For Software Problems

Verizon Wireless Raises Corporate Text Messaging Fees

Google SketchUp Gets 3D Printing Plug-In

LG Fuels 8-Megapixel Craze With Latest Cameraphone

Apple To Fix MacBook Pros With Faulty Nvidia Part

Credit Crunch Endangers Nextel Sale, Alltel Acquisition

Microsoft, Apple Address Security Issues

Kansas To Get WiMax For Rural Areas

Mobile Gaming Firms Eye Nokia, Apple Boost In 2009

Microsoft To Release Oslo Modeling Software Preview

Investor Proposes Microsoft Buy Yahoo For $22/share

Second Life Faces Otherworldly Competition

Non-Market Meltdown Layoffs Hit Silicon Valley

Thursday, October 9, 2008

What's Sexy In Tech? Big And Boring Or Maybe Nothing

Micron To Reduce Workforce, Cut Memory-Chip Production

Nearly 75% Of Workers Will Be Mobile By 2012

HP Taps Samsung SSDs For Virtualization Blade Server

Android Could Signal Tipping Point In Smartphones

Financial Meltdown Trims Semiconductor Sales Forecast

Tech Stocks Caught In Slide Of Wall Street Avalanche

Oracle To Buy A Leading Project Management Supplier

Entellium CEO, CFO Charged With Fraud

Apple Laptop Refresh Could Include $800 Model

Amazon To Cut S3 Storage Prices

Researchers Teach Computers To Recognize Objects In Images

Verizon Gets Its Own Geek Squad

Asustek Reportedly Plans Eee PC With Touch Screen

Huawei's Bid To Sell Mobile Unit Stalls

Motorola Intros Q 11 Smartphone

Industrial Sector Worry: How Bad Is It Going To Get?

Web Technology Cuts Mobile Calling Fees

Broadcom Renews Its Patent Battle With Qualcomm

Green Car Showroom: 12 Low-Speed Electric Vehicles

Merchants Lack Technical Skill To Spot Online Ad Fraud

Wednesday, October 8, 2008

IBM Preliminary Profit Beats Expectations

Slowing Economy Hurting Cell Phone Sales Growth

Sprint Faces WiMax Challenges, Despite Growing Device Availability

Some Tech Stocks Make Gains, Despite Widespread Losses

Clickjacking Attack Lets Web Sites See, Hear You

Texting Is For Romantics, AT&T Finds

Google Shows Off Maps On Android

Lenovo, Acer, Asus Give Sprint's WiMax Network A Boost

Citigroup, Lehman Bros. Sell India Outsourcing Units