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Oracle's plans for Sun, a question of whether Psystar is out of business and thoughts on Google's Android market are today's leading headlines
Written by Sam Diaz, Inactive

Here are today's notable headlines. You can get News To Know via email alert and RSS daily. For continuous updates are BNET's around-the-Web tech coverage:

Larry Dignan: Oracle lays out its vision for Sun: Will it work?

Tom Foremski: Analysis: Is GOOG gunning for Craigslist?

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

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

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

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

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