News to know: CES 2010, Microsoft, HP, Facebook scams, Google
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CES 2010:
- Toshiba 'Cell' HDTV tech upconverts 2D content to 3D in real time; supports VoIP
- Netgear intros two new routers that connect to 3G, 4G, WiMAX
- Powermat gets smart, offers swappable batteries for popular handsets
- RIM debuts BlackBerry PowerPoint Presenter; present sans computer
- New LG flagship Infinia LE9500 HDTV has near-edge-to-edge 0.33 inch bezel; 0.92" thick
- Klipsch LightSpeakers pack wireless speaker into LED light bulb
- Monster introduces 3.5mm SuperThin HDMI cables; skinny profile, fat price tag
- Marvell upgrades Plug Computer to v3.0; NAS, smart grid applications
- LaCie announces two key-shaped, metal USB flash drives
- Logitech N700 brings booming speakers to lapdesk
- Asus EeePC Keyboard packs netbook in keyboard; gets price, date
- Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Asus EeePC Keyboard ... um, have ergonomics gone out of fashion?
- Rachel King: Kurzweil debuts Blio, a free eReader platform with read-aloud feature
- Panasonic debuts its first 3D Blu-ray player; features include Wi-Fi, Netflix
- Panasonic pushing 3D home entertainment with 1080p 3D HDTV
- Pandigital announces Photo Mail LED digital photo frame; powered by AT&T
- iLive shows up to CES with 33 new iPod/iPhone-friendly sound systems
- Immerz unveils KOR-fx full sensory immersion gear
- Kodak unveils the Playsport HD pocket camcorder
- Kodak debuts super sleek SLICE touchscreen digital camera; selling at $349.95
- HP updates ProBook and EliteBook lines with Core i7 and USB 3.0
- HP announces Pavilion Elite HPE desktops; Quad-core, 15-in-1 card reader
- Matthew Miller: CES 2010: HTC HD2 coming to T-Mobile this Spring
- CES 2010: Motorola announces BACKFLIP Google Android device
- CES 2010: FLO TV comes to the iPhone through Mophie sleeves
- CES 2010: RIM announces wireless BlackBerry Presenter module
- CES 2010: Manage your Chevy Volt with your smartphone and OnStar
- CES 2010: Selected mobile products at CES Unveiled
- Jason Hiner: Boxee remote with QWERTY keyboard on back could become new standard
- Breakdown and full video clip of Ballmer's 'Slate PC' launch at CES
- ASUS unveils high-end aluminum laptop as MacBook Pro competitor
- Lexmark wins CES award for all-in-one printer with $5 ink cartridge
- Larry Dignan: Cisco, Skype set video conferencing duel in your living room
- Sean Portnoy: CES 2010: Breaking from crowd, Panasonic introduces 3D plasma HDTVs
- CES 2010: Sony rolls out 3D Bravia LCD HDTVs, Blu-ray player, home theater system
- CES 2010: Sharp's new Aquos LED HDTVs display more than a trillion colors
- John Morris: Lenovo's laptops shake things up at CES
- Microsoft at CES: The elephants in the room trample the actual announcements
- Mary Jo Foley: Microsoft at CES: The elephants in the room trample the actual announcements
- CNet News: Nokia's Ovi Store comes to AT&T
AT&T hurries along 3G network upgrade, but NY, SF still hurting; Here's why
Sam Diaz: Android's potential is reason enough to celebrate Nexus One
Ryan Naraine: Researcher exposes Google spyware connections
- Jennifer Leggio: Gullibility of Facebook users continues to skyrocket in 2010
- Kingsley-Hughes: Encryption busted on NIST-certified Kingston, SanDisk and Verbatim USB flash drives
Dennis Howlett: Enterprise 2.0: it's not about people it's about process. Part 1
Michael Krigsman: Enterprise systems: "Time to stop the madness"
- Joe McKendrick: Design-time governance killed in the cloud?
- Brian Sommer: Oracle's Primavera Product Update
- Paul Greenberg: CRM Watchlist 2010 - Part IIB
Sam Diaz: Verizon CEO talks 4G, importance of iPhone alternatives
Reports: DOJ to review Comcast-NBCU; hearings to begin in weeks
Oliver Marks: Twitter: Tragedy of the Commons
CNet News: Netflix, Warner Bros. rejigger online movie renting
Vanity Fair on Twitter fame: Twembarrassing
David Morgenstern: Mac OS X Server: Long names, spaces bad, bad, bad
Janice Chen: Panasonic announces two new Lumix ultracompacts: FP3 and FP1
Andrew Mager: Interview with Blippy co-founder Philip Kaplan (invites)
Christopher Dawson: Intel commits $200 million to math/science ed
Best Buy eliminates Napster CEO, president positions
Kingsley-Hughes: Is Apple now abusing its iPhone/App Store market position?
Gawker: AOL Lusts for the Brad Pitt of the Blogosphere (and His Company)
Jason O'Grady: TCO: How the Nexus One stacks up
Garett Rogers: Google vs. the wireless industry
Matthew Miller: Hands-on first impressions of the Google Nexus One
Dennis Howlett: Gartner acquiring Burton: the podcast
Harry Fuller: Auto industry: the 2010 model
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Google/HTC Nexus One centerfold
Heather Clancy: Solar industry wants to do its part
Joe McKendrick: Design-time governance killed in the cloud?
Dana Blankenhorn: Copyright assignment in the wake of myOracle
Dave Greenfield: ActionBase Structures Unstructured Conversations for SharePoint
ReadWriteWeb: Welcome to the Age of Robot Reporters
Cybersitter suit accuses China, PC makers of software piracy
Cult of Mac: Rumor: Apple employee says Tablet UI has “steep learning curve”