News to know: Real-time search; Apple-Psystar; FTC-Intel; AT&T; EU-Microsoft
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Larry Dignan: Google's real-time search: Can it monetize it?
Jason D. O'Grady: Judge grants permanent injunction against Psystar
- Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: End of the line for Psystar
Larry Dignan: FTC sues Intel, aims to shape the GPU market
- Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: FTC: Intel's anticompetitive tactics have stifled innovation and harmed consumer
Doug Hanchard: AT&T to FCC: Open to Net Neutrality ideas - with conditions
Mary Jo Foley: Microsoft's browser bundling battle is over (for this decade, at least)
Sam Diaz: Hollywood's cure for piracy is innovation, not lawsuits
Garett Rogers: Merge your Gmail contacts with two clicks
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Seagate announced super-slim 2.5in Momentus Thin hard drive
Harry Fuller: Copen-failin' ? Copen-farce?
Brian Sommer: ERP Rigidity - What Agresso Found Out - Key Factors
Harry Fuller: Vinod's views on green car tech of future
Matthew Miller: Microsoft removes ads from Zune HD apps, games still have them
Brian Sommer: Dear Santa : The CXO ERP Xmas Letter
Matthew Miller: Hands-on: Twitter comes to the Zune HD, Facebook should be next
Andrew Nusca: LaCie debuts most compact 2.5-in. hard drive ever
Sam Diaz: Morgan Stanley sees bright future for mobile Web, credits Apple for changing game
Jason Perlow: How to avoid modern day public GPL floggings
Jennifer Leggio: Your influencers are not my influencers
Ryan Naraine: Adobe PDF attack update: Patch coming Jan 12
Mary Jo Foley: Just in time for Christmas: How to install, reinstall and uninstall Windows
Dana Gardner: Early thoughts on IBM buying Lombardi: Keep it simple
Heather Clancy: How much can IT change the climate equation?
CNET: FBI makes arrest in 'Wolverine' uploading case
Jason D. O'Grady: Developers defecting from App Store to HTML5
Heather Clancy: How Microsoft keeps its cloud green
Dana Blankenhorn: Open source acceptance is not the end of the world
Rachel King: Moodagent: How to make your iPhone moody
Dan Kusnetzky: Automation in the cloud still in flux
Dancho Danchev: FBI: Scareware distributors stole $150M
Dennis Howlett: 2010 Prediction: nothing (much) will happen
Larry Dignan: Amazon adds streaming media to its CloudFront
Christopher Dawson: Hey, kids! Sexting is a bad idea!
ZDNet UK: Fujitsu recalls laptop batteries over fire risk
Doug Hanchard: Regulators should put wireless operating systems on probation
Larry Dignan: The decade in tech: Top 5 stories of the '00s
Ryan Naraine: Mozilla patches critical, high-risk Firefox vulnerabilities
Podcast: Will the Google phone be subsidized?
Joe McKendrick: Ten examples of SOA at work, circa 2009 (Part 2)
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Hardware 2.0 2009
ZDNet Australia: Aussie adult site fears end of Net porn
Dana Gardner: New HP offerings enable telcos to deliver more safe cloud services fast
Dana Blankenhorn: Alzheimer's the disease of the year for 2009
Rachel King: Holiday Gift Ideas: Five last-minute stocking stuffers for the photographer