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Tom Foremski: Top Intel exec suffers stroke
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Mac sees fall in usage share, Windows sees rise
Sam Diaz: Google acquires Picnik, boosts its cloud offering for photos
- Garett Rogers: Google acquires Picnik: Perfect fit for Chrome OS
Jason Perlow: Does Amazon's Tablet Future Lie With Microsoft?
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Google Chrome only browser to make gains in February
CNET: Google launches people finder for Chile earthquake
Larry Dignan: Is the Facebook imperative really so great for Corporate America?
Mary Jo Foley: Microsoft to demo new cloud-computing advances at research showcase
Melanie D.G. Kaplan: TigerText can erase sent text messages. Is it really the 'perfect app for cheating'?
Matthew Miller: Will the T-Mobile HD2 really sell for just $199.99 and will people switch to get it?
Larry Dignan: IBM hopes to upend industry standard server ROI equation
Andrew Nusca: Dell reveals faster, more efficient OptiPlex 980; FX100 Zero Client
Christopher Dawson: Is Google the Walmart of the tech industry?
Rachel King: PlayStation Network, many PS3s are currently down; possibly date-related issue
Sean Portnoy: Intel launches Atom N470 "Pine Trail" CPU. Atom N455 and N475 on the way?
Mary Jo Foley: Microsoft to show off new 'Mobile Surface' at TechFest 2010
Tom Foremski: Computers are annoying says UK computer pioneer...
Dana Gardner: Open source solutions for SOA: Check your bias at the door
Joel Evans: Will your old Windows Mobile device be upgradable?
David Morgenstern: New Mini DisplayPort-to-HDMI dongle supports audio
Ryan Naraine: Googler ships exploit to defeat ASLR+DEP
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Apple's most hated product ... and I've just bought one!
John Morris: More details on HP's new Core i7 business laptops
Ryan Naraine: Zero-days flaws surface in Apple Safari
Rachel King: EviGroup unveils 10.1" Paddle multi-touch tablet computer
Future of...parking: The meter gets a makeover
Mary Jo Foley: March 1: Microsoft downloads and shutdowns
Larry Dignan: Security spending to lag IT budget rebound
Joel Evans: Google, please Sync!
Mary Jo Foley: Windows Server AppFabric reaches Beta 2 milestone
Jennifer Leggio: One year later, Threatpost continues to succeed for Kaspersky
Doug Hanchard: British wireless internet users - you're guilty
Joe McKendrick: Survey: Feds say they are modernizing mainframes; no clouds yet
Jason D.O'Grady: Apple and child labor, why it's a non-story
ZDNet UK: LHC to restart following break and glitches
Rachel King: Infinitec announces 'world's first' Infinite USB memory drive
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Ubuntu 10.04 ... now with iPhone/iPod touch support
Larry Dignan: SAP lands 3M as Business Suite 7 customer
Dana Blankenhorn: Cassandra becoming the nosql alternative
CNET: Skype drops Windows Mobile and Skype Lite
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: iPods: Made for kids, by kids
Rachel King: TESO 10-inch iPad-lookalike pops up in Shenzhen; runs Windows 7
Ryan Naraine: Microsoft investigating new IE browser vulnerability
Dana Blankenhorn: HIMSS tells doctors to beware the stick
Rachel King: Archos announces two new Android-based Home Tablet devices
Michael Krigsman: The twin evils of IT gridlock and denial
Heather Clancy: Microsoft, others continue push to bring energy efficiency home
Mary Jo Foley: Microsoft readies new SharePoint-based healthcare software
Rachel King: Corsair announces new Nova, Reactor SSD models; available now, starting at $184
Christopher Dawson: Is Microsoft starting a "proxy war" with Google?
Rachel King: Conde Nast working to claim 'leadership position' for Apple iPad content
Sam Diaz: News on mobile phones is growing; Newspapers get second chance
Rachel King: Mio to debut 7-inch Moov V780 MID at CeBIT; features 720p HD playback, WiMAX option
Dan Kusnetzky: Site Uptime Network Meeting
Rachel King: LG 15EL9500 OLED TV will start shipping in Europe this spring
Larry Dignan: What enterprise still uses IE 6? Try Intel
Smart Planet: Smarter aerodynamics make big rigs more fuel efficient
Christopher Dawson: Two writers "Googling Google" are better than one