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Larry Dignan: Oracle lays out its vision for Sun: Will it work?
Tom Foremski: Analysis: Is GOOG gunning for Craigslist?
- Larry Dignan: Google covets Yelp; Here comes the Borg of local content
Sam Diaz: Is the fat lady singing? Psystar calls it quits - or does it?
Garett Rogers: How Google could turn the Android Market into something huge
- Zack Whittaker: Google: Best tech place to work in 2010
Sam Diaz: PALM closes week with Wall Street beating; focus shifts to CES
Dan Kusnetzky: HTC customer support via twitter
Doug Hanchard: Google loses book copyright case in France
Jason D. O'Grady: Top 20 posts of the year - Nos. 11-20
janice Chen: CIPA announces new camera and photography show in Japan
Dana Blankenhorn: Swine flu was the topic of the year for 2009
Zack Whittaker: 2009: It's been all about the iGeneration
Mary Jo Foley: Microsoft delays Visual Studio 2010 launch due to virtual memory performance issues
Phil Wainewright: The battle for your email in 2009
Sam Diaz: Verizon prepares for iPhone? Don't believe the headlines
Doug Hanchard: Copenhagen: It's all about trade, not global warming, and China is the target
- Harry Fuller: Copenhappenin' could be all over but the pouting
Mary Jo Foley: Microsoft begins testing new tech support forum staffed by paid 'independent experts'
Matthew Miller: MobileTechRoundup show #193, Ending the year with Google
Dana Gardner: Careful advance planning averts costly snafus in data center migration projects
Jono Bacon: Unchaining the opportunistic programmer
Larry Dignan: Twitter, security and business app integration
Chris Jablonski: An LCD screen with multitouch and off-screen gestural control
Andrew Nusca: Ultimate Ears 700 earphones pack powerfully accurate sound in dime-sized package [review]
Harry Fuller: GM's Saab story and other car tales
Sean Portnoy: Final pre-Christmas HDTV deals from Best Buy, Sears, and Target: How good are they?
Harry Fuller: Cars, crooks, money and hackers--2009 was a rich year indeed
Robin Harris: Are you ready for 4k sector drives?
Larry Dignan: Reality check: Rackspace's cloud goes down; A few blog sites notice
Paul Murphy: The year that was
Heather Clancy: Dell, Goodwill help make more room for the new stuff
Janice Chen: Year in Review: DSLRs and compact megazooms popular in 2009
Harry Fuller: Copenhagen after hours: we have a deal
Forrester: Innovation Matters More Than EU's Acceptance Of Microsoft Browser Menu
Christopher Dawson: Will Shuttleworth's move affect Edubuntu?
Heather Clancy: Paperless office will move out of the realm of pulp fiction in 2010
Michael Krigsman: Modern SOA governance: Adoption and measurement
Heather Clancy: Creme de la GreenTech: My 10 most-read green IT posts this year
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Firefox 3.6 rev 5 is out
- Paula Rooney: Firefox 3.6 beta 5 now available
Jason Perlow: Frugal Friday: Corvettes, SFLC GPL Lawsuit, Apple Thought Police, FaceBook Privacy, Astak EZReader
Dana Blankenhorn: The boys from Brazil came by in 2009
Rachel King: Year in Review: 10 most popular camera and camcorder posts of 2009
Rachel King: Holiday Gift Ideas: Five last-minute gadget stocking stuffers
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Why the EU's "browser ballot" is a bad idea
Larry Dignan: A dispatch from Antarctica