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31 August
2010
Hurricane Earl may
test IT teleworkers
How a mediocre iPad
knock-off could foretell Steve Jobs'
eventual doom
Open source benefits
from 7th circle of Apple hell
HP agrees to pay $55M
to settle fraud charges
Old Apple QuickTime
code puts IE users in harm's way
Cisco patches bug that
crashed 1% of Internet
Microsoft Increasing
Price of Xbox Live Gold Membership
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video games,
technology
and popular culture on The Feed
30 August
2010
Microsoft's Windows
Live Sync is Now Live Mesh, With More
Storage
RIP ATI: AMD Rebrands
Graphics Products
Malware Convention --
Not a Good Idea
Paul Allen's Lawsuits:
What's up With That?
Clearwire launches
Rover pay-as-you-go 4G service
28 August
2010
Paul Allen Sues
Google, Apple, AOL, Netflix, others
Blockbuster to file for 'pre-planned
bankruptcy'
Personal Computer Security: Using Uncommon
Sense
How Google Gmail Calling Affects Skype
Murder by Malware: Can a Computer Virus
Kill?
Google Maps Misplaces Lincoln Memorial
Research Experiment Disrupts Internet
How to Murder a Flash Cookie Zombie
Apple tops the IBM
security list with the most vulnerabilities
27 August
2010
Rootkit with Blue
Screen history now targets 64-bit Windows
HP out for Dell blood:
Goes to $30 a share for 3Par
Researchers Warn of
.Zip File Spam Surge
Gmail Users Make One
Million Calls in 24 Hours
The Anti-Facebook
Arrives September 15: Will You Switch?
uTorrent patches
application against DLL vulnerability
Google fixes Gmail bug
that re-sent e-mail messages
MIT builds swimming,
oil-eating robots
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technology
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26 August
2010
Adobe Patches
Shockwave Player Flaws
Attorneys General Want
Craigslist 'Adult Services' Shut Down
Scammers Hit Twitter,
Facebook, Send Free IPad Spam
Facebook Ends IE6
Support, and You Should Too
Infected USB drive
blamed for '08 military cyber breach
Adobe Overhauls
Photoshop.com, Ditches Sign-Up Requirement
The Government's New
Right to Track Your Every Move With GPS
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technology
and popular culture on The Feed
25 August
2010
RIAA can't search for
copyright violators; still wants Web sites
to help
Apple Mac Security
Update Plugs 13 Vulnerabilities
Voice Calling Coming
to Gmail?
RIP, Yahoo Search: Why
I'm Not Shedding a Tear
Security secrets the
bad guys don't want you to know
Yahoo moves to
Microsoft's Bing in North America
Privacy group charges
Apple plans to patent 'traitorware'
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video games,
technology
and popular culture on The Feed
24 August
2010
Dell launches first
U.S. smartphone, the Android-powered Aero
Fact check: malware
did not bring down a passenger jet
Iomega Moving All New
Portable Storage Drives to USB 3.0
Glasses-Free 3DTVs
Coming This Year Courtesy Of Toshiba?
Spray-On Solar Cell
Technology Powers The Future
Malicious Spam
Exploits Fake Celebrity Deaths
Microsoft releases
tool to block DLL load hijacking attacks
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video games,
technology
and popular culture on The Feed
23 August
2010
The dirty little
secret about Google Android
To jailbreak or not to
jailbreak: That shouldn't be Apple's
decision
Details emerge on new
DLL load hijacking Windows attack vector
Verizon 3G Network
Expands, Even as 4G Rollout Underway
Apple Can't Stop
Ongoing ITunes Charge Scam
Intel releases faster
dual-core Atom netbook processor
Big Brother is
searching you
AU Optronics CEO
barred from leaving US
NASA Turns to Public
for Final Shuttle Wakeup Songs
20 August
2010
Friday Rant: Time to
get rid of the legacy support on
motherboards
Intel's McAfee
Acquisition Means Chip-Level Security
Intel, McAfee Deal
Questioned by Analysts
Cameron Diaz: Web's
Most Dangerous Celeb
Places could spark new
privacy fire
South begins blocking
North Korean Twitter account
NAND flash memory
pricing to plummet to $1 per GB
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video games,
technology
and popular culture on The Feed
19 August
2010
Intel buying McAfee
for 7.68 billion - Good move or bad move?
Why did Intel buy
McAfee?
Lobbyists Spur Network
Neutrality Talks with Verizon, Not Google
Consumer Groups
Protest Industry Net Neutrality Talks
10 Facebook Quirks
That Need to Be Expunged Soon
Facebook Places: What
You Need To Know
Michael Dell Faces
Investor Anger Before Quarterly Report
Yahoo to Close
SearchMonkey as Bing Takes Hold
40 Windows apps
contain critical bug, says researcher
Microsoft touts
Mac-Windows compatibility in Office 2011
Laugh at work: True
tales from the IT trenches
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technology
and popular culture on The Feed
18 August
2010
Facebook Warns of
Clickjacking Scam
Oracle suit overwhelms
Ubuntu launch
3 bit-per-cell flash
coming soon
Google Android Game
Doubles as Spy App
The World's Worst
PowerPoint Presentations
Adobe to patch Reader
zero-day bug Thursday
NSS Labs: Testing
shows most AV suites fail against exploits
Old School Color
Cycling with HTML5
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video games,
technology
and popular culture on The Feed
17 August
2010
FCC Takes Another Step
Towards Regulating the Internet
Google CEO Suggests
You Change Your Name to Escape His Permanent
Record
Apple Suppliers Start
Kickback Investigation: Report
Lost Memorabilia,
Including the Hatch's Apple-II, Headed for
Auction
Android Game Is a Spy
App in Disguise
DOJ Won't File Charges
in School Webcam Spying Case
Facebook reportedly
launching location service Wednesday
Auto finance company
scopes GPS tracking
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video games,
technology
and popular culture on The Feed
16 August
2010
Malicious widget
hacked millions of Network Solutions Hosted
Web sites
BFG Tech, once a
primary partner of NVIDIA, winding
down,
"lifetime warranty" no
longer being honored
Internet Explorer - 15
years old today
Apple Manager Charged
in $1 Million Kickback Scheme Due in Court
Beware the Facebook
"Dislike" Button Scam
13 August
2010
Star Wars Convention V
Critical Apple
QuickTime flaw dings Windows OS
Memo from Oracle:
let's sue our way to world domination
Oracle vs. Google over
Java: Android lawsuits may begin to pile up
Microsoft could be a
winner in Oracle's patent attack over Java
Get ready to pay $50
to watch a new movie in your home
ASUS adopts long-life
notebook battery
Microsoft Internet
Explorer 9 Beta Due Sept. 15
Ricoh Introduces
HotSpot Multifunction Printers
Dell Refutes
Withholding Evidence in Faulty-PC Case
Facebook fixes e-mail
notification problem
HP hit with lawsuit
over Hurd's departure
iFixit Teardown
Reveals Droid 2's Deepest, Darkest Secrets
1979 Apple Graphics
Tablet vs. the 2010 Apple iPad
Image gallery:
Building an Apple-1 replica from scratch
Sold on eBay:
New-in-box Apple II, never opened
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technology
and popular culture on The Feed
12 August
2010
The newly-released
Adobe Flash Player for Mac supports GPU
decoding
of H.264 video only for some Mac models
Google takes aim at
critics of net neutrality proposal
Starbucks planning a
'Digital Network' with five specialized
channels
Dell Streak Arrives
Friday -- Then What?
'Dangerous' iPhone
exploit code goes public
Revisions to credit
card security standard on the way
Hotmail users get hot
under the collar after upgrade
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video games,
technology
and popular culture on The Feed
11 August
2010
Google, Verizon Net
Neutrality Proposal Is 'Socially
Irresponsible': Analyst
Google, Verizon Deny
Paid Prioritization for Web Services
First Google Android
SMS Trojan Found, Researchers Report
Microsoft Releases
Massive Patch Tuesday Security Update
Adobe fixes 6 critical
Flash bugs
The scary side of
virtualization
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video games,
technology
and popular culture on The Feed
10 August
2010
How long will
Microsoft support XP, Vista, and Windows 7?
DRAM Market Facing
Supply Challenges, Report Finds
Verizon iPhone Prepped
by Apple: Report
ATandT Prepared to
Lose Apple iPhone: SEC Filing
Google, Verizon Net
Neutrality Plans Are Announced
Net Neutrality
Advocates Blast Google, Verizon Plan
South Korean Police
Raid Google's Office Over Street View
Skype Files for IPO
Registry hack allows
Windows XP SP2 patching
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video games,
technology
and popular culture on The Feed
9 August
2010
Next HP CEO needs to
deliver growth and vision not just cost cuts
Woman at center of
HP's Hurd probe 'surprised, saddened'
Softcore Porn Star
Linked to Former HP CEO's Resignation
Hurd's HP severance:
$12.2M cash, $16M in stock
The Truth About
Google, Verizon and Net Neutrality
Google Buys Slide to
Get Facebook Data
Apple Exec Out after
iPhone 4 Antenna Controversy
Toss Your Cookies
Flash for iPhone Now
Available, Thanks to Jailbreak
6 August
2010
FCC painted into
corner after fallout over Google-Verizon
talks
End of Net Neutrality
Negotiations Good News for Internet
Michael Dell Under
Fire From AFL-CIO
VOIP Provider Vonage
Gives Facebook a Voice
Microsoft to Release
Most Patch Tuesday Bulletins Ever
Adobe Rushes Patch for
PDF Hole
Yoko Ono: 'Don't Hold
Your Breath' for Beatles on iTunes
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video games,
technology
and popular culture on The Feed
5 August
2010
Fighting Today's
Malware
Your tax dollars are
being used to train foreign IT workers to
take your jobs
Russian firm releases
iPhone 4 password cracker
Patch or we go public,
says bug bounty program
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video games,
technology
and popular culture on The Feed
4 August
2010
Massive Anti-Trust
Lawsuit May Lower PC Prices
Get out your decoder
rings: More Microsoft codenames
Microsoft Adds Taxi
Fare Calculator, OpenStreetMap, Color
HP, DOJ Agree on
Settlement of Kickback Case
AMD Starts Talking
'Bulldozer'
What's Scarier: Apple,
Google, Microsoft or God?
Motorola, Verizon to
launch TV tablet, report says
Microsoft sticks to
plan, denies emergency patch for XP SP2
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video games,
technology
and popular culture on The Feed
3 August
2010
Microsoft Issues
Shortcut Vulnerability Patch
BlackBerry Torch 9800
smartphone debuts on AT&T
Microsoft Turns On the
LightSwitch for Non-Programmers
Firefox Is Losing the
Browser War to Internet Explorer, Chrome: 10
Reasons Why
Google Earth 5.2 Gets
Real-Time Weather Layer
Windows 7 Passes Vista
in Users, XP Still King
StarCraft II Sales
Tops 1.5 Million Copies in 48 Hours
The Price of Free
Internet: a Piece of Your Soul
iPhone jailbreak
exploit 'sweet' and 'scary'
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video games,
technology
and popular culture on The Feed
2 August
2010
Open source is
increasingly unAmerican
Qualys does more than
complain about insecure open source
Windows 7 up, Mac OS X
down
IE up, Firefox down
Google Chrome Loses
Market Share to IE, Safari
Microsoft Releasing
Windows Security Fix Next Week
Jailbreaking an iPhone
is a Snap Thanks to New Website
Hackers Update iPhone
Jailbreak App
Free Android apps
scrape personal data, send it to China
Students, Wanna Make
Easy Money?
Microsoft Office Ultimate 2010 Edition
software is now being sold to college
students
and you can make money when the people you point
to the site make a purchase!
Free
Microsoft Security Essentials!
Never Pay For Anti-Virus Again
Direct Download
Microsoft adds free
Web development tools
Microsoft to offer cheap Windows 7 for
students
Microsoft DreamSpark
The Microsoft Ultimate
Steal!
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