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  1. dot.Rory
  2. IE9 Won't Support Windows XP (PC World)
  3. China Mobile hopes to agree iPhone deal (AFP)
  4. Nokia Will Launch Music Service in India (PC World)
  5. GameStop shares jump on 4Q profit and '10 forecast (AP)
  6. HTC responds to Apple, 'disagrees' with legal action (Macworld.com)
  7. Ahead of the Bell: LSI upgraded at Kaufman (AP)
  8. Cybersecurity needs global rules: British lawmakers (Reuters)
  9. TriQuint Semiconductor hikes 1Q forecast (AP)
  10. Facebook may get 'panic button'
  11. China Mobile Wants IPad, and Chinese 3G for Apple's IPhone (PC World)
  12. Microsoft rival: antitrust measures helping (AP)
  13. Choice screen gives browser boost
  14. London hospital to treat Internet-addicted teens (AFP)
  15. Amazon allows Kindle application for Mac computers (Reuters)
  16. Pricey Nexus One Moving To AT&T, Sprint Networks (NewsFactor)
  17. Owners threaten to shut down New Jersey nuke plant (AP)
  18. Hello brings mobile messaging to iPhones (Macworld.com)
  19. Facebook Users Targeted in Massive Spam Run (PC World)
  20. Mentor Graphics completes deal for Valor (AP)
  21. Microsoft Sweetens Pot for the Virtual-desktop Curious (PC World)
  22. Amazon Brings Kindle to Macs, But What's Next? (PC World)
  23. HTC to 'fully defend' itself against Apple patent suit (AFP)
  24. Sex.com creditors say domain's too hot to be sold (AP)
  25. Apple director, ex-auto executive York dies (AP)
  26. HP settles patent violation cases with importers (AP)
  27. FCC plans to announce broadband agenda (Reuters)
  28. Desktop computer sales soared in February: NPD Group (AFP)
  29. Amazon unveils application to read Kindle e-books on Macs (AFP)
  30. Apple board member York passes away (Macworld.com)
  31. Amazon.com Offers Kindle for Mac E-Reader Software (NewsFactor)
  32. Sony partners with Lovefilm rental service in UK (Reuters)
  33. LTE May Heat up Mobile Net Neutrality Debate (PC World)
  34. Microsoft says its contentious relationship with open source is changing (InfoWo
  35. Vimpel Communications posts 4Q profit (AP)
  36. Palm's phone sales slump and its stock dives (AP)
  37. Creditors get turned off by sex.com auction (AFP)
  38. Palm revenue forecast lower than analysts' estimates (Reuters)
  39. Producer files $30M suit against Lady Gaga in NYC (AP)
  40. Logic Pro, Express updated to 9.1.1 (Macworld.com)
  41. On the Call: Palm CEO Jon Rubinstein (AP)
  42. Facebook Pulls in More *** Traffic Than Google (NewsFactor)
  43. YouTube accuses Viacom of uploading infringing content (Macworld.com)
  44. Fake MacBook Air, 'big IPhone' Tablet on Show in China (PC World)
  45. Producer files $30M suit against Lady Gaga in NYC (AP)
  46. Viacom, YouTube air dirty laundry in legal battle (AP)
  47. Hollywood and Bollywood join arms to fight piracy (AP)
  48. Google adword win in Europe wouldn't end battles (Reuters)
  49. Tech Equipment Tax Deduction Tips (PC World)
  50. Jamie Foxx to star in "Kane & Lynch" (Reuters)
  51. Review site Yelp under fire in business' lawsuits (AP)
  52. China unveils homemade helicopter
  53. Novell's Pulse Enterprise 2.0 Suite Goes Beta Next Week (PC World)
  54. India's Bharti says to sell Apple's iPhone 3GS (Reuters)
  55. Fargo floods turn farm fields into sprawling lakes (AP)
  56. YouTube hits back in Viacom row
  57. Ice mission given lift-off date
  58. Palm hit by slow smartphone sales
  59. Electric motoring to be assessed
  60. dot.Maggie
  61. Spaceman
  62. Microsoft, Adobe confident there is room for Silverlight, Flash (InfoWorld)
  63. Uncharted leads Bafta nominations
  64. Invisibility cloak created in 3-D
  65. Switching on
  66. Nintendo aims to get consoles in schools (AP)
  67. Palm revenue forecast lower than analyst estimates (Reuters)
  68. Pramati Aims to Integrate Social Networking and Business (PC World)
  69. Google May Leave China By April 10, Report Says (PC World)
  70. Tech addicts offered treatments
  71. Judge: Site must delay copying of broker reports (AP)
  72. Net produces new generation of China activists (AP)
  73. Somali rebels join forces in cyberspace: U.N. report (Reuters)
  74. BugMe brings sticky notes to your home screen (Macworld.com)
  75. Windows Phone 7 Mirrors iPhone with Missing Features (PC World)
  76. Bharti to sell iPhone 3GS in India (AFP)
  77. Apple, Facebook Get Into Geolocation (PC World)
  78. Malware Infected Memory Cards of 3,000 Vodafone Mobiles (PC World)
  79. Consortium wins big weather prize
  80. LHC smashes energy record again
  81. Apple Applies for 'iGroups' Mobile Social Patent (PC Magazine)
  82. Microsoft May Allow USB Storage for Xbox 360 (PC Magazine)
  83. iPad Pre-Orders Reported in 'Hundreds of Thousands' (NewsFactor)
  84. Apple Files Mobile Social Networking Patent Request (PC World)
  85. Windows 7 XP Mode Loses Hardware Requirement (PC World)
  86. New venture from Facebook co-founder to promote charity (AFP)
  87. Etude offers sheet music, piano instruction (Macworld.com)
  88. Need an iPad case? Take your pick (Macworld.com)
  89. IBM Adds DB2 to Lotus Foundations SMB Package (PC World)
  90. Microsoft Eases Windows XP Mode Requirements (NewsFactor)
  91. Apple Files Patent for Mobile Social Networking (NewsFactor)
  92. Current Mobile Players Dominate India 3G Auction (PC World)
  93. Browser Choice Boosts Downloads of Opera 10.5 (NewsFactor)
  94. Ncomputing's Chip Brings Windows Applications to TVs (PC World)
  95. Airtel says it will bring iPhone 3GS to India (Macworld.com)
  96. Smartphones not enough for carriers at CTIA (Reuters)
  97. YouTube creators cashed in big on sale to Google: ********s (AFP)
  98. The Great Nintendo DS School Invasion (PC World)
  99. Will iPad Sales Beat the iPhone? Who Cares? (PC World)
  100. Basketball, Facebook and Gossip Are Malware Targets (NewsFactor)
  101. Apple sets March 27 deadline for first iPad apps (Macworld.com)
  102. Batman takes best game at Baftas
  103. Viridity's Power Management Tool Aims to Boost Efficiency (PC World)
  104. Special Guests, Android Updates, and the iPad on PCWorld Podcast 69 (PC World)
  105. Ellen, *** site give gay teen $30,000 in prom flap (Reuters)
  106. Microsoft pulls Bing app from non-U.S. App Stores (Macworld.com)
  107. Ex-MySQL Chief Marten Mickos Lands New CEO Job (PC World)
  108. US moots official data 'YouTube'
  109. Music biz insiders say Sony-Jackson deal makes sense (Reuters)
  110. Obama appeals to Iranian people in Internet video (AP)
  111. Smartphone *** use abroad warning
  112. Social search
  113. News: Change in Focus
  114. News: Twitter attacker had proper credentials
  115. News: PhotoDNA scans images for child abuse
  116. News: Conficker data highlights infected networks
  117. Brief: Google offers bounty on browser bugs
  118. Brief: Cyberattacks from U.S. "greatest concern"
  119. Brief: Microsoft patches as fraudsters target IE flaw
  120. Brief: Attack on IE 0-day refined by researchers
  121. News: Monster botnet held 800,000 people's details
  122. News: Google: 'no ti****ble' on China talks
  123. News: Latvian hacker tweets hard on banking whistle
  124. News: MS uses court order to take out Waledac botnet
  125. Infocus: Enterprise Intrusion Analysis, Part One
  126. Infocus: Responding to a Brute Force SSH Attack
  127. Infocus: Data Recovery on Linux and ext3
  128. Infocus: WiMax: Just Another Security Challenge?
  129. Gunter Ollmann: Time to Squish SQL Injection
  130. Mark Rasch: Lazy Workers May Be Deemed *******
  131. Adam O'Donnell: The Scale of Security
  132. Mark Rasch: Hacker-Tool Law Still Does Little
  133. More rss feeds from SecurityFocus
  134. Vuln: Microsoft Windows Media Player AVI File Colorspace Conversion Remote Memory Cor
  135. Vuln: Apache Subrequest Handling Information Disclosure Vulnerability
  136. Vuln: Apache mod_proxy_ajp Module Incoming Request Body Denial Of Service Vulnerabili
  137. Vuln: MIT Kerberos AES and RC4 Decryption Integer Underflow Vulnerabilities
  138. Bugtraq: announcing skipfish, an automated *** app security scanner
  139. Bugtraq: Vulnerability Httpdx v1.5.3b
  140. Bugtraq: IBM Lotus 6.x HTTP Response Splitting Vulnerability
  141. Bugtraq: There are lost of xss vul in PHPWind v6.0 !
  142. "iPad Killer" May be Palm's Last Hope (PC World)
  143. The Macalope Weekly: Familiar territory (Macworld.com)
  144. Facebook News Readers More Loyal Than Googlers (NewsFactor)
  145. Novell rejects $2 billion Elliott Associates offer (Reuters)
  146. Bad BitDefender Update Clobbers Windows PCs (PC World)
  147. Google Reconsiders Privacy Practices (PC World)
  148. "Red Steel 2" videogame an homage to spaghetti westerns (AFP)
  149. Spaceman
  150. App boom
  151. L.A. band tries to cash in with free monthly album (AP)
  152. Michigan State urges community to woo Google (AP)
  153. China denounces Google 'US ties'
  154. Venezuela's Chavez: "I'm pro-Internet" (Reuters)
  155. Venezuela's Chavez rules out Internet controls (AP)
  156. Fast broadband 'for all by 2020'
  157. ThickButtons for Android Makes Touchscreen Typing Easier (PC World)
  158. L.A. band tries to cash in with free monthly album (AP)
  159. EBay, NRF to take on organized U.S. retail crime (Reuters)
  160. ThickButtons for Android Makes Touchscreen Typing Easier (PC World)
  161. Vuln: cURL/libcURL CURLOPT_ENCODING Option Buffer Overflow Vulnerability
  162. Internet 'threatens' rare species
  163. Vuln: Libpng 'png_decompress_chunk()' Function Denial of Service Vulnerability
  164. Vuln: GNU Libtool 'libltdl' Library Search Path Local Privilege Escalation Vulnerabil
  165. Vuln: GNU Tar and GNU Cpio Remote Buffer Overflow Vulnerability
  166. Microsoft's browser loses market share in Europe (Reuters)
  167. Viacom vs. Google: The Battle for YouTube (PC Magazine)
  168. Adobe debuts Flash Platform tools, including renamed Flex Builder (InfoWorld)
  169. The InfoWorld Westmere blade server shoot-out (InfoWorld)
  170. Shop window
  171. Earnings Preview: Adobe Systems (AP)
  172. *** inventor to lead British research institute (AP)
  173. dot.Rory
  174. Xerox Researches Technologies for Emerging Markets in India (PC World)
  175. Mixed reaction to fast net pledge
  176. AT&T to sell Palm smartphones (Reuters)
  177. EU: Iran must stop jamming Internet, broadcasts (AP)
  178. Shanda Interactive announces $300M buyback plan (AP)
  179. Amazon, Barnes & Noble prepping iPad e-readers (Macworld.com)
  180. App launcher Alfred is ready to help (Macworld.com)
  181. Quantum tech boosts phone cameras
  182. 5 Things That Could Save Palm (PC World)
  183. Vuln: Advanced Software Engineering ChartDirector 'cacheId' Parameter Directory Trave
  184. Vuln: Microsoft Excel DbOrParamQry Record Remote Code Execution Vulnerability
  185. Vuln: Yahoo! Player Playlist Processing Buffer Overflow Vulnerability
  186. Vuln: SpamAssassin Milter Plugin 'mlfi_envrcpt()' Remote Arbitrary Command Injection
  187. Bugtraq: Aris AGX agXchange ESM Open Redirection Vulnerability
  188. Malware Infected Memory Cards in 3000 Vodafone Mobiles (PC World)
  189. Germany warns against Firefox use
  190. dot.Rory
  191. Adobe Launches Flash Builder 4 (PC Magazine)
  192. Microsoft's IE Browser Loses Market Share in Europe (PC Magazine)
  193. Study: TV, computer use multitasking up sharply (AP)
  194. Foundem confident of EU formal probe into Google (Reuters)
  195. New Sensor Could Upgrade Cameras in Mobile Phones (NewsFactor)
  196. Finnish high tech exports fall 45 pct in 2009: customs (AFP)
  197. Activists launch anti oil-sands online game (Reuters)
  198. Switzerland Takes Aim at Violent Video Games (PC World)
  199. AT&T to soon offer Palm Pre Plus, Pixi Plus (Macworld.com)
  200. Amazon Takes Wraps Off Kindle App for iPad (PC World)
  201. Quantum Cell Phone Camera Tech: Doom for Digicams? (PC World)
  202. TeleNav Unveils GPS Navigator 6.0, OnMyWay (PC Magazine)
  203. Palm Announces Pre Plus, Pixi Plus for AT&T (PC Magazine)
  204. Opera Gaining Ground from Microsoft Browser Ballot (PC World)
  205. CSG Systems to buy back $120M of senior debt (AP)
  206. Google tries a route around Chinese *** censorship (AP)
  207. Enthusiasts revive Polaroid film, plan to sell it (AP)
  208. EU to seek publication of anti-piracy deal (AP)
  209. Jobs speaks about transplant, champions donor bill (Macworld.com)
  210. Red Hat boosts JBoss SOA platform and developer tools (InfoWorld)
  211. Cybercrime Risk Is Highest in Seattle, Study Finds (NewsFactor)
  212. Sprint advertises Overdrive mobile hotspot with an iPhone (Macworld.com)
  213. Microsoft Pushes Benefits of Desktop Virtualization (NewsFactor)
  214. Demo Kicks Off With Focus on Mobile Apps (PC Magazine)
  215. Internet Explorer Loses Share in European Markets (NewsFactor)
  216. Microsoft Unveils Talk to Text Mobile App for Sprint (PC Magazine)
  217. Google stops censoring in China
  218. Thumbplay Music Enters Public Beta on BlackBerry (PC Magazine)
  219. Competition missing from broadband plan, some say (AP)
  220. AT&T Scores Palm and Dell Smartphones (NewsFactor)
  221. CTIA Show Will Focus on 4G and Mobile Applications (NewsFactor)
  222. IPad Alternatives (PC World)
  223. Apple adds 'Gift This App' option to App Store (Macworld.com)
  224. New WiFi-enabled TV From Toshiba Sports LED Backlight, 1080p (PC World)
  225. Vuln: Uiga Fan Club and Personal Portal 'id' Parameter SQL Injection Vulnerability
  226. Vuln: Linux Kernel 'drivers/connector/connector.c' Local Denial of Service Vulnerabil
  227. Vuln: Linux Kernel PI Futex Invalid Pointer Dereference Local Denial of Service Vulne
  228. Bugtraq: [SECURITY] [DSA 2020-1] New ikiwiki packages fix cross-site ******ing
  229. Bugtraq: [SECURITY] [DSA-2019-1] New pango1.0 packages fix denial of service
  230. Bugtraq: [ MDVSA-2010:062 ] curl
  231. Bugtraq: IBM Lotus 6.x names.nsf Cross Site ******ing Vulnerability
  232. Seattle, Boston, D.C. Named 'Riskiest' Online Cities (PC Magazine)
  233. Dish Network sues DirecTV for false advertising (AP)
  234. Apple inks iPad deal with largest independent publisher (Macworld.com)
  235. Active Media releases eSATA USB SSD Drive (Macworld.com)
  236. The 50 Riskiest Cities For Cybercrime in America (PC World)
  237. SanDisk's 32GB Memory Card: Mega Storage, Mega Price (PC World)
  238. Google ends 4 years of censoring the *** for China (AP)
  239. China media accuse Google of violating promises (AP)
  240. Kindle for iPad Could Heat Up E-Book Business (PC World)
  241. Now Software ceases operations (Macworld.com)
  242. Doing Business in America's Riskiest Cities for Cybercrime (PC World)
  243. Google stops China censorship, Beijing condemns move (AFP)
  244. Sprint, Radioshack ex-CEOs go into phone recycling (Reuters)
  245. "Spy Hunter" video game getting movie treatment (Reuters)
  246. Zale considers financing deal with Sun Capital: report (Reuters)
  247. Dish Network and DirecTV trade suits over ad claims (Reuters)
  248. Wi-Fi Spreading Fast Among Phones (PC World)
  249. China slams Google censorship move
  250. Some companies thrive as Red, other rivers flood (AP)