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  1. ***** Buys Indonesian Mobile Internet Company (PC World)
  2. Fun and video games for Jake Gyllenhaal (AP)
  3. News International launches paid-for Times sites (Reuters)
  4. App Industry Roundup: Get ready for iPhone video chat, Android's $100 tablet (Ap
  5. More Than One in Four Use Internet Worldwide, Says ITU (PC World)
  6. Poynt iPhone app can send you in the direction of whatever you’re looking for (A
  7. Internet Speedtest Results Going Public (PC World)
  8. Is 'American Beauty' director shooting iPhone TV ads? (Ben Patterson)
  9. Android-powered Dell Streak mini-tablet on tap this summer (Ben Patterson)
  10. Walmart drops iPhone 3GS price to $97 (Macworld.com)
  11. UK Murdoch newspapers unveil pay-for ***sites (AFP)
  12. IBM, Sy**** Upgrade Analytics Capabilities (PC World)
  13. Dell tablet computer to go on sale in Britain in June (AFP)
  14. Nitro PDF Reader out to blow away Adobe (AFP)
  15. Soluto Utility Shrinks PC Boot Times, Fixes Problems (PC World)
  16. TiVo Software To Be Bundled on Best Buy Insignia TVs (PC Magazine)
  17. Amazon CEO: Color Kindle `still a long way out' (AP)
  18. Hugo Chavez launches ***site in Venezuela (AP)
  19. Microsoft top entertainment executives step down (AP)
  20. How Lohan's SCRAM alcohol monitor works (Christopher Null)
  21. Zappos goofs up with mega-discounts, but honors prices (Christopher Null)
  22. Motorola begins cash tender offer for $400M debt (AP)
  23. Nokia and ***** forge maps and e-**** deal (Reuters)
  24. Google tries where others failed: shaking up TV biz (Reuters)
  25. Dell's Streak readies for battle with iPad (Reuters)
  26. France and Netherlands plan Internet anti-censorship drive (AFP)
  27. India's Infosys quarterly profit disappoints (AFP)
  28. China confirms it renewed Google operating license (AP)
  29. Judge OKs iPhone class action against Apple, AT&T (AP)
  30. Patent holder sues smart phone makers over patents (AP)
  31. Reports: iOS 4 upgrade kills old iPhones’ Wi-Fi (Christopher Null)
  32. Consumer Reports 'can't recommend' new iPhone (Ben Patterson)
  33. Why Twitter waited to take ownership of its iPhone and Android apps (Appolicious)
  34. Conde Nast's Reddit asks readers for help (AP)
  35. Light a bright idea for your iPhone 4 (Appolicious)
  36. Open Mobile Still on the Way, AT&T's Donovan Said (PC World)
  37. Case of kids found on Facebook revives disputes (AP)
  38. Boston judge cuts penalty in song-sharing case (AP)
  39. Remains of the Day: It's all about relationships (Macworld.com)
  40. Why AT&T’s world revolves around integrated devices (Appolicious)
  41. Fujitsu, Microsoft in cloud computing tie up (AFP)
  42. Malware Support Even Better than Security Vendors (PC Magazine)
  43. SCO Appeals Ruling in Novell Case (PC World)
  44. China eases control on *** forums (AFP)
  45. Which Browser Is Best for Your Work? (PC World)
  46. Firefox 4 Beta Offers Little in Security Upgrades (PC Magazine)
  47. Hands On: Firefox 4 Beta 1 (PC World)
  48. Mozilla Releases First of Firefox 4 Betas for Testing (NewsFactor)
  49. Firefox 4 Beta 1: A Visual Tour (PC World)
  50. Mozilla Releases Firefox 4 Beta 1 (PC Magazine)
  51. Mozilla Launches Firefox 4 Beta (PC World)
  52. New Postgres to Add the Polish (PC World)
  53. SkySQL Joins Ranks of MySQL Support Providers (PC World)
  54. Unix Active Directory Software Faster (PC World)
  55. Appeal Lodged Against EU Approval of Oracle-Sun Merger (PC World)
  56. Nokia aims to be the best with Symbian, MeeGo-Vanjoki (Reuters)
  57. IBM endorses Firefox as in-house *** browser (AFP)
  58. Mozilla Sends Firefox Home to iPhone App Store (PC Magazine)
  59. Early Version of MeeGo for Phones Released to Developers (PC World)
  60. Open-source ERP 'most Active' SourceForge Project (PC World)
  61. Cisco Plans Business Tablet for Mobile Collaboration (NewsFactor)
  62. Mozilla Posts First Pre-Release Code For Firefox 4 (PC Magazine)
  63. Cloudera Preps Hadoop for the Enterprise (PC World)
  64. Twitter Catches Cybercriminals and Google Foots The Bill (PC World)
  65. U.S. eavesdropping agency says Private Citizen is purely R&D (Reuters)
  66. S.Korea attacked by reactivated computer virus (AFP)
  67. Philippines to catch corrupt officials in cyberspace (AFP)
  68. Two New Ad-Aware Products Drastically Differ (PC Magazine)
  69. Atlanta Has Dubious Honor of Highest Malware Infection Rate (PC World)
  70. Apple Gives Alleged iTunes Hacker the Boot (PC World)
  71. Natural Disasters and Global Warming Fuel the Malware Flames (PC World)
  72. Security glitch exposes WellPoint data again (AP)
  73. If the DHS Is Serving Malware, Should It Be Our Internet Cop? (PC Magazine)
  74. ATM hack promises teller machine jackpot (AFP)
  75. Many Harmful Android Apps Wear a Friendly Face, Study Warns (PC World)
  76. Internet authorities adopt new .org security (Reuters)
  77. Calif man accused of extortion through hacking (AP)
  78. Aussies: Get a virus, no *** for you! (Christopher Null)
  79. MacOS gets antivirus update (Christopher Null)
  80. Testing Reveals Security Software Often Misses New Malware (PC World)
  81. Keep Kids Safe on Facebook (PC World)
  82. Did Apple Update Mac's Malware Protection--But Not Tell Anyone? (PC World)
  83. Facebook agrees to 'panic button'
  84. Digital champion wants UK online
  85. Unmanned combat plane is unveiled
  86. Google debuts Android code tools
  87. Gamers' victory over real names
  88. China renews Google *** licence
  89. Smartphone firms face patent row
  90. Five quits Project Canvas scheme
  91. East African net fault identified
  92. F1 technology adapted to help British troops
  93. Highs and lows
  94. Tech Brief
  95. dot.Rory
  96. Wet defence
  97. Big screen
  98. dot.Maggie
  99. Delays to Australian firewall
  100. Over 5 billion mobiles worldwide
  101. Row over gamers' true identities
  102. Google accused of "snooping"
  103. Facebook users asked about cuts
  104. Solar plane's night test success
  105. Legal challenge to Digital Act
  106. YouTube aims for all screens
  107. Privacy code of practice issued
  108. Building the Networked World
  109. New era for African independence
  110. Gadgets embraced by Wimbledon
  111. Apple and Adobe lead *** battle
  112. BlackBerry OS6 and Protect Are on the Horizon (PC World)
  113. Google tool aims to make it easy to create Android programs (AFP)
  114. App Inventor Makes Everyone an Android App Developer (NewsFactor)
  115. Microsoft Clarifies OS Downgrade Rights Schedule (PC Magazine)
  116. Welcome to GemFest 2010 (Macworld.com)
  117. Microsoft CEO touts new Windows tablets vs iPad (Reuters)
  118. Microsoft Makes Windows 7 SP1 Beta Available to Business Testers (PC Magazine)
  119. Five Reasons It's Time to Switch to Windows 7 (PC World)
  120. Secunia: Microsoft's Security Is So Much Better (PC Magazine)
  121. Infor to Embrace Microsoft's Azure Cloud (PC World)
  122. Google App Inventor Lets Anyone Make Android Smartphone Apps (PC World)
  123. 3D Coming to Adobe's Flash (PC World)
  124. NTP Sues Smartphone Makers Apple, Google and Others (PC World)
  125. Lawson CEO Mostly Mum on Icahn Talks (PC World)
  126. Speech-to-sign-language Software Wins Microsoft Dev Contest (PC World)
  127. cf/x AG launches image compositing package (Macworld.com)
  128. Last Patch Tuesday for Windows 2000 and Windows XP SP2 (PC World)
  129. Vuln: FireStats Multiple Cross Site ******ing Vulnerabilities
  130. Vuln: iSCSI Enterprise Target Multiple Implementations iSNS Message Stack Buffer Overflow Vulnerabil
  131. Vuln: Hitachi *** Server Reverse Proxy Denial of Service Vulnerability
  132. Bugtraq: ****sploit Framework 3.4.1 Released
  133. Bugtraq: Re: IIS5.1 Directory Authentication Bypass by using ?:$I30:$Index_Allocation?
  134. Bugtraq: IE6 css set Denial of Service Vulnerability
  135. Bugtraq: Opera Crash by Element
  136. New AIDS policy: much social media and little cash (Reuters)
  137. Apple: Selling Ice Cubes to Eskimos (PC Magazine)
  138. Airships to protect British troops
  139. TeleCommunication receives order worth up to $10M (AP)
  140. Kayak's iPad app offers new ways to explore (Macworld.com)
  141. Privacy fears over gay teen site
  142. Outlook gets Facebook integration
  143. Microsoft to launch Windows slate
  144. China *** filter hit by problems
  145. Morpurgo welcomes book technology
  146. Tech brief
  147. dot.Rory
  148. Cheap Chipsets for Google Android Smartphones Due out in Q3 (PC World)
  149. Vuln: Linux Kernel 'btrfs' File Permissions Security Bypass Vulnerability
  150. Vuln: Linux Kernel ethtool 'info.rule_cnt' Local Buffer Overflow Vulnerability
  151. Vuln: Linux Kernel 'pppol2tp_xmit' Null Pointer Deference Denial of Service Vulnerability
  152. Vuln: Mono 'EnableViewStateMac' Cross-Site ******ing Weakness
  153. Latest BlackBerry tablet chatter: dual cameras, Flash support? (Ben Patterson)
  154. Apple shares fall amid Consumer Reports finding (AP)
  155. The iPhone 4's biggest problem is not its antenna (Appolicious)
  156. BMW Group announces support for iPod Out (Macworld.com)
  157. ****storm Brings Workflow Modeling to the Cloud (PC World)
  158. What to Expect from New Windows Service Pack Betas (PC World)
  159. Amazon Introduces Cluster Computing for HPC Apps (PC World)
  160. GFI Buys Sunbelt's VIPRE Tech, Products (PC Magazine)
  161. Windows Phone 7 Bells and Whistles Lure Developers (NewsFactor)
  162. Summary Box: India's Infosys posts lower profit (AP)
  163. MacFriendly releases new software bundle with 12 apps (Macworld.com)
  164. Zendesk Integrates Twitter Into Customer Service App (PC World)
  165. Should Apple recall the iPhone 4? (Ben Patterson)
  166. Apple shares slide as iPhone 4 concerns grow (Reuters)
  167. Vaseline launches skin-whitening Facebook app for India (AFP)
  168. The top 10 singles and albums on iTunes (AP)
  169. iPhone 4 case roundup: Part one (Macworld.com)
  170. Internet groups sue Mass. over new obscenity law (AP)
  171. Ambitious ti****ble for electronic medical records (AP)
  172. Windows XP downgrade rights extended to 2020 (Christopher Null)
  173. AT&T giving away MicroCell to a few 'valuable' subscribers (Ben Patterson)
  174. Handicapping an iPhone recall (Christopher Null)
  175. Mobile App Pinpoints Nearby Facebook and Twitter Friends (Mashable)
  176. Gays more frequent blog readers, social network users (AFP)
  177. Sonos adds Wolfgang's Vault live concerts (Macworld.com)
  178. Analyst cuts McAfee, sees weak consumer sales (AP)
  179. Azure Appliance Allows Private Clouds for Enterprises (NewsFactor)
  180. eBay sued for $3.8 billion (Reuters)
  181. Milo comes out to play at TED
  182. Outlook Links To Facebook, Windows Live Messenger (NewsFactor)
  183. Microsoft Discloses Four Patches, Three Critical (PC Magazine)
  184. Vuln: Multiple RealNetworks Products Multiple Remote Vulnerabilities
  185. Vuln: Avahi 'avahi-core/socket.c' Zero Size Packet Denial Of Service Vulnerability
  186. Vuln: Avahi 'avahi-core/server.c' Multicast DNS Denial Of Service Vulnerability
  187. Vuln: Microsoft Outlook SMB Attachment Remote Code Execution Vulnerability
  188. Bugtraq: [USN-961-1] Ghost****** vulnerabilities
  189. Bugtraq: ZDI-10-117: Microsoft Office Access AccWizObjects ActiveX Control Uninitialized Imports Rem
  190. Bugtraq: [security bulletin] HPSBOV02539 SSRT090267 rev.1 - HP OpenVMS Auditing, Local Information D
  191. Bugtraq: [security bulletin] HPSBMA02555 SSRT100064 rev.1 - HP Client Automation Enterprise Infrastr
  192. Intel posts biggest quarterly profit in a decade (AP)
  193. Apple reputation challenged after iPhone 4 tests (AP)
  194. Apple Policy Would Kick AdMob off IAds, Hamoui Says (PC World)
  195. App stores will be more social, says Facebook mobile chief (Appolicious)
  196. LaCie XtremKey survives heat, cold, pressure, water (Macworld.com)
  197. Sector Wrap: Internet stocks rise (AP)
  198. EBay sued in $3.8 billion patent infringement case (AP)
  199. 'Blood gadgets' raise consumer awareness, ire (Christopher Null)
  200. Summary Box: Apple silent on antenna critique (AP)
  201. Windows Phone Live Details Emerge: What We Know So Far (PC World)
  202. Jewel goes undercover at karaoke bar for *** video (AP)
  203. Remains of the Day: Oh no, you didn't (Macworld.com)
  204. Intel sets bright tone for earnings (Reuters)
  205. 5 Ways Social Media Helps Promote Good Health (Mashable)
  206. Apple's iPhone 4 Fiasco: There's No Good Way Out (PC World)
  207. Android apps worth paying for (Appolicious)
  208. Intel sets bright tone for earnings (Reuters)
  209. In Lawsuit, XPRT Says It Gave EBay the Idea to Buy PayPal (PC World)
  210. Vuln: Oracle Solaris CVE-2010-2386 GigaSwift Ethernet Driver Local Vulnerability
  211. Vuln: Oracle Java SE and Java for Business 'MixerSequencer' Remote Code Execution Vulnerability
  212. Vuln: Oracle Java SE and Java for Business CVE-2010-0839 Remote Sound Vulnerability
  213. Freer budgets help Intel's best-in-a-decade profit (AP)
  214. Bing Client for Android Due Within Weeks (PC World)
  215. Mobile Facebook Users Hit 150 Million (PC World)
  216. Mel Gibson takes aim at Hispanics in fresh rant (AFP)
  217. With Fix Now Out, Microsoft Sees Jump in XP Attacks (PC World)
  218. Bebo returns
  219. Big screen
  220. Canon launches the Vixia HF M32 (Macworld.com)
  221. Singapore forces removal of dissident YouTube video (AFP)
  222. US lifts lid on WikiLeaks probe
  223. Mobile firms failing on coverage
  224. 'Virtual human' makes Xbox debut
  225. Privacy fears over gay teen site
  226. Outlook gets Facebook integration
  227. Microsoft to launch Windows slate
  228. Airships to protect British troops
  229. China *** filter hit by problems
  230. Morpurgo welcomes book technology
  231. Facebook agrees to 'panic button'
  232. MOD unveils new unmanned combat plane
  233. F1 technology adapted to help British troops
  234. Can gadgets help someone get fit?
  235. Can someone download a doctor?
  236. Building the Networked World
  237. The net is not just for the young
  238. The disruptive future of printing
  239. Resurrecting Victorian technology
  240. Lane Fox 'to get all Britons online'
  241. How a helicopter gets its blades
  242. Meeting the rocket inventors
  243. 'Dating scam cost me £50,000'
  244. Cameron chats to Facebook founder
  245. Round-the-clock solar flight takes off
  246. Classic computers at retro festival
  247. Improvements to the BBC News ***site
  248. Tech Know: The sky is not the limit
  249. Highs and lows
  250. Wet defence