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- Geek 101: HTML5, CSS3, and You (PC World)
- Samsung Releases Bada SDK (PC World)
- Researchers to Cure Blue Pill Virtualization Attacks (PC World)
- Symantec Study Mischaracterizes Linux Spam (PC World)
- Some Palin Facebook fans unhappy with endorsement (AP)
- What's Causing The Apple iPad 3G Shortage? (PC World)
- Sony expands Music Ticket+ program to Latin tours (Reuters)
- New Lindsay Lohan track leaks online (Reuters)
- Life Mobile app lets you explore history (Appolicious)
- Reuters Galleries iPad app good, but could be much better (Appolicious)
- Nokia sues Apple over technology
- Disc or download?
- How an unfixed Net glitch could strand you offline (AP)
- The Macalope Weekly: Mass hysteria! (Macworld.com)
- Some examples of Internet `hijackings' (AP)
- This Week in Geek: iPhone Hacking, HTML5, and Fast New Drives (PC World)
- India's 3G licence auction sees stellar price rise (AFP)
- Chavez rockets to No. 1 on Twitter in Venezuela (AP)
- Eight great iPhone apps for Mother's Day (Appolicious)
- Pocket Agent, Twitter updated and other Best Android Apps of the Week (Appolicio
- Sony Music says eyeing EM: report (Reuters)
- Obama bemoans 'diversions' of IPod, Xbox era (AFP)
- More Trouble for Apple: Nokia Claims iPad Infringes (NewsFactor)
- Lyme Disease Tick Map iPhone app well worth the small price (Appolicious)
- College iPhone apps to make finals bearable (Appolicious)
- Twitter for Android starts making up for lost time (Appolicious)
- "Idol" creator Fuller marks iTunes milestone (Reuters)
- Wi-Fi, WirelessHD Cozy up to WiGig Standard (PC World)
- Sony Pushes Portability With Its Latest Vaio P (PC World)
- Wireless Gigabit Spec Published, Gains Cisco Support (PC World)
- Prosthetic vies for hi-tech award
- Tweeting to the top - huge Twitter following for Chavez
- Start-up visa
- Apple vs. Flash: The InfoWorld peace plan (InfoWorld)
- Dish Network 1Q net income drops 26 percent (AP)
- Microsoft to end support for Windows 2000, XP SP2 on July 13 (InfoWorld)
- Analyst's View: Antivirus Rescue CDs (PC Magazine)
- dot.Maggie
- Vuln: OpenX Arbitrary File Upload Vulnerability
- Wi-Fi to come in a much faster, short-range flavor (AP)
- Wi-Fi to come in much faster, short-range version (AP)
- The best iPhone apps to help you go green (Appolicious)
- Android App Video Review: My Maps Editor (Appolicious)
- Pornography debate on Wikimedia
- UN: new group helps promote broadband (AP)
- British man convicted for Twitter bomb 'threat' (AP)
- NC cities, cable still at odds on broadband entry (AP)
- Tech Brief
- dot.Maggie
- Analyst: Android phones outsold the iPhone in U.S. last quarter (Ben Patterson)
- Tech-savvy Obama tells grads Apple iPads hurt democracy (The Newsroom)
- Google's Android takes No 2 spot from iPhone (Reuters)
- Get Ready for WiGig Wireless Speeds Up to 7 Gigabits (NewsFactor)
- Wait — did Obama just diss the iPad? (Ben Patterson)
- App Industry Roundup: Android overtakes iPhone in key measure (Appolicious)
- Chinese retail site, *****! Japan unveil deal (AFP)
- China says software piracy declines -- to 19 billion dollars (AFP)
- Thirty-Five Antivirus Programs Share Common Hole (PC Magazine)
- Twitter hit by major disruption
- Vuln: Oracle Java SE and Java for Business CVE-2010-0848 Remote Java 2D Vulnerability
- Bugtraq: Turnkey Innovations SQL Injection Vulnerability
- Bugtraq: XSS vulnerability in EasyPublish CMS
- Bugtraq: Vulnerabilities in Sebo - ***store
- Bugtraq: [ MDVSA-2010:093 ] mysql
- Twitter squashes 'auto-follow' bug; follower counts to be restored (update: done!)
- Comcast, NBC to sell 1 TV station in Los Angeles (AP)
- FOX News brings signature style to iTunes App Store (Appolicious)
- New Wi-Fi standard aims to eliminate wires everywhere (Christopher Null)
- Dish Network subscriber gain, profit beat street (Reuters)
- Android sales growing, but Apple holding steady (Macworld.com)
- Twitter bug causes users to lose followers (AFP)
- HP Reportedly Working on Tablet Using Palm's ***OS (NewsFactor)
- Android phones overtake iPhones: NPD (AFP)
- Microsoft Office is Just What the iPad Needs (PC World)
- Twitter bug lets users fake followers (AP)
- White Pages on the way out at last? (Christopher Null)
- First Look: Steam for Mac (Macworld.com)
- Cable worries about *** video as fee disputes grow (Reuters)
- Quirky unveils Cradle lap desk for iPad (Macworld.com)
- Sprint scraps plans for Google's Nexus One phone (AP)
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- Nuance reports fiscal 2Q loss with higher expenses (AP)
- Windows 7 'compatibility Checker' Is a Trojan (PC World)
- Apple Pays Price For AT&T Loyalty, Survey Says (NewsFactor)
- Vuln: Multiple Hi *** Wiesbaden Rueckwaerts Auktion System Products 'cafe.php' SQL In
- Vuln: Hi *** Wiesbaden Shop System 'index.php' SQL Injection Vulnerability
- Vuln: ESET Smart Security and NOD32 Antivirus Buffer Overflow Vulnerability
- Vuln: PHPKB Multiple SQL Injection Vulnerabilities
- Bugtraq: Month of PHP Security - Summary - 1st May - 10th May
- Bugtraq: Family Connections 2.2.3 Multiple Remote Vulnerabilities
- Bugtraq: SA00001-2010
- New malware attack laughs at your antivirus software (Christopher Null)
- iPad Usability Problems Revealed in New Report (LiveScience.com)
- Microsoft Downplays VDI Benefits (PC World)
- Face-to-face time makes us happier than Facebook (Reuters)
- Clever Verizon Service Cuts Mobile Roaming Fees in Europe (PC World)
- Over $50 bln lost to software piracy: report (AFP)
- Readers back Apple in Flash-on-iPhone dispute (InfoWorld)
- Telefonica in $7.4B bid to take over Brazil's Vivo (AP)
- Net approaches addressing limit
- Bat studies to aid roving robots
- Man guilty of Twitter bomb threat
- Ahead of the Bell: Electronic Arts to post results (AP)
- Adobe upgrades, renames DRM software for Flash (InfoWorld)
- Google answers privacy questions
- CommVault earnings soar as sales hit record pace (AP)
- Vuln: MPlayer and VLC Player Real Data Transport Remote Integer Underflow Vulnerabili
- Nokia shakes up management to tackle rivals (AP)
- oMoby, IMDb top Free iPhone Apps of the Week (Appolicious)
- Xbox Motion-Sensing Project Natal Coming in October? (PC World)
- The best iPhone apps to help you go green (Appolicious)
- College iPhone apps to make finals bearable (Appolicious)
- Software piracy continues to rise
- T-Mobile brand to be kept in UK
- Tech Brief
- Regulators seek to avoid wireless bill surprises (AP)
- Verizon iPhone looks less likely for 2010 as details of AT&T deal unearthed (Ben
- App Industry Roundup: Square's mobile payment service ready for iPhone and Android
- Apple hints at upcoming fix for iPad connectivity issues (Macworld.com)
- AT&T Maintains Its Grip on the iPhone Until 2012 (PC World)
- Motorola Gets Square with FlipOut Phone, Say Rumors (PC World)
- Epicor Aims at Manufacturers With New SaaS App (PC World)
- Speech bubble to combat pub noise
- Apple questions Android smartphone surge (Reuters)
- Intel CEO says revenue, EPS to grow double digits (AP)
- Xbox’s Project Natal reportedly due in October (Christopher Null)
- Struggling Nokia revamps management team again (Reuters)
- The top 10 singles and albums on iTunes (AP)
- Vivendi Q1 net up 21 percent (AP)
- Apple was 'calm,' 'boring' without Jobs (Ben Patterson)
- Mozilla wants to make Firefox a speedster (InfoWorld)
- Microsoft CTO Discusses IT's Future Apart From the Cloud (PC World)
- Mozilla Discusses Firefox 4 Plans (PC World)
- Vuln: Samba 'mount.cifs' Utility Local Privilege Escalation Vulnerability
- Vuln: RETIRED: Samba 'mount.cifs' Utility Symlink Attack Local Privilege Escalation V
- Vuln: Apache 'mod_proxy_http' Interim Response Denial of Service Vulnerability
- Bugtraq: XSS in Saurus CMS
- Bugtraq: XSS in DynamiXgate Affiliate Store Builder
- Bugtraq: {PRL} Microsoft Windows Outlook Express and Windows **** Integer Overflow
- Bugtraq: Re: [Full-disclosure] Month of PHP Security - Summary - 1st May - 10th May
- Drifting satellite threatens US cable programming (AP)
- Fox and CBS return to broadcaster trade group (AP)
- Sales of Android-****d Devices Top Apple's iPhone (NewsFactor)
- Game sales strong for EA but outlook hurts shares (AP)
- Neanderthal App Turns You into a Caveman (LiveScience.com)
- Skip Office 2010, Google Says, and Add Google Docs (NewsFactor)
- IBM to boost tech donations to nonprofits (AP)
- Microsoft gets more aggressive with free software (AP)
- Firefox 4 has simpler design, more privacy control (AP)
- FCC Wants Warning Texts for Cell-Phone Overages (NewsFactor)
- Google, Verizon working on tablet computer: WSJ (AFP)
- Verizon Shows LTE Running at 8.5M Bps (PC World)
- Electronic Arts breaks losing streak (AFP)
- Goober 3 beta offers HD VoIP calls and video-conferencing (Macworld.com)
- Canadian man pleads guilty in *** gambling scheme (Reuters)
- Mozilla Outlines Plans for Firefox 4 To Overtake Chrome (NewsFactor)
- Google in the clear on e-book store (Christopher Null)
- When did Apple become uncool? (Christopher Null)
- Verizon, Google working on a tablet, WSJ reports (Ben Patterson)
- EA's profit beat not enough to satisfy investors (Reuters)
- Remains of the Day: Robo Jobs vs. the Androids (Macworld.com)
- Microsoft updates Office, vies online with Google (Reuters)
- Summary Box: Microsoft updates Office 2010 (AP)
- IBM Points Predictive Analytics at Social *** (PC World)
- Microsoft launch aims at Google
- No comment
- Mozilla Rallies Fans with Firefox 4 Plans (PC Magazine)
- Vuln: Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications Text Parsing Stack Buffer Overflow Vuln
- Vuln: HP OpenView Network Node Manager 'getnnmdata.exe' Stack Buffer Overflow Vulnera
- Bugtraq: [security bulletin] HPSBMA02527 SSRT010098 rev.1 - HP OpenView Network Node
- Microsoft Continues "Feast or Famine" Patch Tuesday Cycle (PC World)
- Apple Disputes Android Market-Share Report (PC Magazine)
- Goalbook iPhone app not much more than a glorified notepad (Appolicious)
- Mozilla CEO Lilly to Step Down (PC World)
- Intel CEO says revenue, EPS to grow double digits (AP)
- China Mobile interested in bringing Apple iPad to China (Reuters)
- AMD Introduces New Laptop Chips to Close Gap With Intel (PC World)
- BSA Piracy Study: Quantifying Piracy Data Easier Than We Thought (PC World)
- Free Office
- Study finds that technology contributes to happiness
- dot.Maggie
- Sharp develops 3D camera system for mobile phones (AFP)
- Wireless companies among presenters at NY conf. (AP)
- Mozilla Corp. CEO Lilly Will Step Down (PC Magazine)
- German *** users must use password to secure WLAN (AP)
- oMoby, IMDb top Free iPhone Apps of the Week (Appolicious)
- Ahead of the Bell: Electronic Arts (AP)
- Time Out iPhone apps worth a look for city tips (Appolicious)
- Indian Online Retailer Offers Electronic Publishing Services (PC World)
- Lasers scan future possibilities
- Apple questions iPhone figures
- Bionic arm
- Vuln: Adobe Shockwave Player Director File Multiple Remote Code Execution Vulnerabili
- Vuln: Adobe Shockwave Player CVE-2010-0127 3D Parsing Remote Code Execution Vulnerabi
- Vuln: Adobe Shockwave Player DIR File Parsing Remote Code Execution Vulnerabilities
- Vuln: Zervit HTTP Server Directory Traversal Vulnerability
- Drifting satellite threatens US cable programming (AP)
- Did Apple just lose another iPhone? (Ben Patterson)
- Dash for Jimmy Choo shoes ends with a winner (Reuters)
- Appigo launches Todo for iPad (Macworld.com)
- Microsoft launches new Office, vies online with Google (Reuters)
- MedQuist 1Q net income rises 7 pct on lower costs (AP)
- IBM expects earnings of $20 per share in 2015 (AP)
- Firefox Aims to Make IE, Safari Browsing More Secure (PC World)
- Tech Brief
- EBay CEO envisions PayPal in more offline settings (AP)
- Care for some light music? LEDs make it possible (AP)
- Redbox toys with higher DVD rental prices (again) (Ben Patterson)
- Nearing your cell limit? FCC considers requiring overage *****s (Ben Patterson)
- Apple's iPhone 4G: What We Know So Far (PC World)
- Latvian police arrest alleged hacker, search reporter's home (AFP)
- Ad campaign to derail US net plan
- Microsoft looks to 'cloud' with Office 2010 (AFP)
- IBM expects to double profit by 2015 (Reuters)
- HTC swipes back at Apple in patent dispute (AP)
- Aerial7 to release new iPhone-friendly DJ headphones (Macworld.com)
- HTC strikes back at Apple with patent complaint (AFP)
- Steam gaming service: Where is it? (Macworld.com)
- Vuln: TeX Live DVI Font Data Parsing Buffer Overflow Vulnerability
- Bugtraq: PolyPager 1.0rc10 (fckeditor) File Upload Security Issue
- Bugtraq: [ MDVSA-2010:094 ] tetex
- Bugtraq: Palo Alto Network Vulnerability - Cross-Site ******ing (XSS)
- Bugtraq: Secunia Research: Adobe Shockwave Player Signedness Error Vulnerability
- SAP buying Sy**** for $5.8B (AP)
- Cisco sees recovery continue in 3Q (AP)
- AMD triples its notebook footprint; 109 new models arriving this summer (Christop
- iPhone users reporting early upgrade offers (Christopher Null)
- Summary Box: HTC swipes back in patent dispute (AP)
- Review: Microsoft Kin phones not smart enough (AP)
- YouTube expands 'unlisted videos' feature (AFP)
- Second iPhone 4G Prototype Reported in Vietnam (NewsFactor)
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- U.S. struggles to ward off evolving cyber threat (Reuters)
- SAP to buy Sy**** for $5.8 billion (Reuters)
- Germany's SAP buying Sy**** for 5.8 billion dollars (AFP)
- Special Report: Can that guy in Ironman 2 whip IBM in real life? (Reuters)
- Appeals Body Ducks Question of Software Patentability (PC World)
- Clouds Hang Over Microsoft Office, SharePoint 2010 Launch (PC World)
- Microsoft: Office 2010 Designed for Connected Workers (PC Magazine)
- Here's How to Check URLs You Don't Trust (PC Magazine)
- Office 2010: Small Changes Make it Alright (PC Magazine)
- Possible next-gen iPhone surfaces on Vietnam sites (AP)
- Nearly a quarter of U.S. homes only use cellphones (Reuters)
- Apple rival HTC urges iPhone ban
- Bheestie Bag rescues wet gadgets (Christopher Null)
- HTC sues to block iPhone, iPad, iPod sales (Reuters)
- Sprint to launch first 4G phone on June 4 (Reuters)
- US judge rules against LimeWire in music piracy case (AFP)
- Comcast to make your iPad a giant remote (Macworld.com)
- Canadian *** stars move to big screen (Reuters)
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