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Andrew Nusca: Dell Latitude Z 16" thin-and-light revealed; Lamborghini angles hide boardroom muscle
Larry Dignan: Xerox buys ACS; Makes its big services bet
Joe McKendrick: Android as mobile SOA: consider the possibilities
Jason O'Grady: Newton engineer returns to his Apple roots
Sam Diaz: Newegg announces IPO, plans for expansion
Ed Bott: Windows 7 in action: A smarter way to manage windows
- Windows 7: Upgrades; Microsoft marketing and Apple envy
- Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Windows 7 reliability scorecard - looking good!
- Windows 7 OEM pricing emerges ... some serious discounts available
Jason Hiner: Could Microsoft fix Windows Mobile by buying Palm?
Andrew Nusca: Palm Pre: $79.99 with contract, at Walmart
Mary Jo Foley: Microsoft offers no reasons for discontinuation of two Dynamics mobile products
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Apple ends iPhone exclusive distribution deal in the UK ... US next?
Sam Diaz: Microsoft vs. Google: An e-mail showdown at L.A. City Hall
Andrew Nusca: Apple App Store apps top 2 billion; that's 6.6 million downloads per day
- Larry Dignan: Apple's App Store: 2 billion apps downloaded
- Jason D. O'Grady: App Store surpasses 2B apps downloaded
Richard Koman: AT&T: Google Voice doesn't play fair
Sam Diaz: Health warnings on iPods? EC is thinking about it
Andrew Nusca: Dallas Cowboys Stadium: World's largest HD video display, says Guinness
Genius.com: From Tweet to deal: The art of listening
Andrew Nusca: Ivy League students: Kindle DX a 'poor excuse of an academic tool'
Harry Fuller: Global warnings. Will China dominate green tech as world melts down?
Jennifer Leggio: 10 Fortune 500 companies doing social media right
Andrew Mager: Easier access to Twitter thumbnails with Tweetimag.es
Jennifer Bergen: Gadget Gal's daily deals: PSP Go, Dell Latitude notebook, Toshiba Regaza HDTV
Andrew Nusca: Dell Latitude Z 16" thin-and-light revealed; Lamborghini angles hide boardroom muscle
Christopher Dawson: What if my kid went to Dawson's School of Online Learning?
Jennifer Leggio: SocialToo gives social networkers a false sense of security
Andrew Nusca: Yahoo kicks off new 'It's You' campaign with video ad
- Andrew Mager: Fake Carol Bartz is now using Twitter
Jason D. O'Grady: Light Peak fiber optic connector to replace Firewire, USB, monitor cables
Heather Clancy: New Eaton UPS line offers VoIP power protection while creating less heat
Zack Whittaker: University registration dogged by poor communication and ancient IT
Mary Jo Foley: Helios: Another Microsoft operating system project to watch
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: PSP Go teardown
Dana Blankenhorn: I for one welcome no overlords
Rachel King: Poll: What kind of camera equipment do you need when traveling?
Dennis Howlett: NetSuite's Zach Nelson on competition, cost, the Next Big Thing
CNET: GeoEye spots Iranian nuclear site
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Hardware 2.0 - Best software applications/tools/utilities
Paul Greenberg: A List: CRM(ish) Reading Worth it.
Dan Kusnetzky: What's a datacenter? It depends on whom you ask
Larry Dignan: Forge consensus on decision-making with these three tricks
Garett Rogers: Google Base no longer for products
Heather Clancy: Dataram storage appliance squeezes more out of storage infrastructure
Tom Foremski: Debate over different forms of online advertising misses the point
Dion Hinchcliffe: Community management: The 'essential' capability of successful Enterprise 2.0 efforts
Mary Jo Foley: Report: Final version of free Microsoft Security Essentials to ship September 29