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News to know: Here are today's notable headlines. You can get News to Know via email alert and RSS daily. For continuous updates are BNET's around-the-Web tech coverage:
Jason D. O'Grady: Apple sues HTC for patent infringement (updated)
- Larry Dignan: Apple's HTC patent suit: Can it derail Google's Android devices?
- Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Apple sues HTC over patent infringements
- Christopher Dawson: Apple HTC lawsuit: If I can't get my Nexus One...
- David Morgnestern: Apple's patent slap on Android & HTC products may be the tip of the legal iceberg
Sam Diaz; Investment firm offers to buy Novell; shares skyrocket
Larry Dignan: RSA chief: Use cloud technologies to secure it
- RSA keynote: Security industry should adopt cloud technologies
- White House reveals latest cybersecurity plans
Sean Portnoy: TiVo announces $300 Premiere and $500 Premiere XL Series4 DVRs
Sam Diaz: Ballmer on search: Google did it right first
Larry Dignan: IBM layoffs underway, union says
Jeremy Allison: How Sun's need to control the code cost them the company
ZDNet Asia: EMC, Intel team up on cloud security, compliance
Tom Foremski: Internet companies may face criminal penalties over human rights abroad
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: NVIDIA introduced next-gen ION netbook graphics processor
- John Morris: Nvidia introduces new ION chip for netbooks
Rachel King: ASUS EeeKeyboard PC delayed until April
- Asus announces 9-inch DR-900 e-reader with 3G option
- ASUS unveils trio of Bang & Olufsen ICEpower N-series laptops with USB 3.0
Sean Portnoy: Netgear unveils new Powerline, Wi-Fi adapters to connect HDTV, home theater devices to home network
Andrew Nusca: Google Chrome gets instant language translation, privacy settings
- Christopher Dawson: Google Chrome: instant web translation flattens earth even more
- ZDNet UK: Google boosts Chrome privacy in new beta
Ed Burnette: How to use Multi-touch in Android 2
Heather Clancy: LED e-tailer to accept trade-ins indefinitely
Andrew Nusca: Is this slider smartphone the next BlackBerry?
Doug Hanchard: Clean energy: For President Obama, it's more than a talking point
Phil Wainewright: Cloud, it's a web thing
Mary Jo Foley: Microsoft: 90 million copies of Windows 7 sold
- Microsoft resumes XP patch distribution; says rootkit remover coming soon
- Microsoft: More than 2,000 major Web sites still not fully compatible with IE 8
Ryan Naraine: Mozilla's Window Snyder heads to Apple
Dan Kusnetzky: Site Uptime Network Day 2 Question about Power
Jennifer Leggio: Evil memes: Securing your corporate reputation in social media
Jason D. O'Grady: Top 10 iPhone camera apps
Doug Hanchard: How did Congress pass extension of U.S. Patriot Act? Ask your doctor
Dana Blankenhorn: Health IT takes the first step down the open source road
Dana Gardner: Cloud Security Alliance research defines top threats and best paths to secure cloud computing
Phil LeClare: IBM is innovating in servers again
- Larry Dignan: IBM hopes to upend industry standard server ROI equation
Larry Dignan: Cisco's security lineup aims to support IT consumerization
Mary Jo Foley: European lobbyist group pushes for Microsoft's browser ballot to go worldwide
Rachel King: Nokia debuts C5 smartphone with S60 3rd edition OS, GPS
Dana Blankenhorn: Microsoft health reform actually works
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Opera 10.50 final release available for download
Mary Jo Foley: Microsoft mobile search cache enables 'search on the go' (SONGO)
Heather Clancy: New $90 million fund will extend SolarCity integration service to new states
Dan Kusnetzky: Site Uptime Network Day 2
Matthew Miller: Microsoft releases broken Zune HD Facebook application
Heather Clancy: Feds to undertake massive data center consolidation project
TechRepublic product spotlight: Nexus One for business
Rachel King: iLuv iMM178 Vibe Plus iPod dock has many ways to wake you up