News to know: Real-time search; JooJoo; Win7; Outsourcing; Yahoo
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Sam Diaz: Google beefs up search, enhances mobile, introduces real-time results
Andrew Nusca: Fusion Garage announces JooJoo cloud tablet; swipes at TechCrunch
- Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: CrunchPad becomes JooJoo and fades into obscurity
- Mitch Ratcliffe: Zombie Alert: CrunchPad rises from grave
- Sam Diaz: The Three T's that will hurt JooJoo's chances at success
- Mary Jo Foley: Microsoft's Courier better have more juju than JooJoo
Mary Jo Foley: Microsoft ends discounted Windows 7 Family Pack deal (but maybe not for good)
Phil Fersht: 2010 Predictions for the Outsourcing Industry
Larry Dignan: Yahoo launches ad privacy tool; Here's what it has on you
CNET: Yahoo, Microsoft finalize search agreement
Rachel King: 22-year-old arrested for recording 'New Moon' on digital camera
Phil Wainewright: Windows Azure and the many faces of cloud
Larry Dignan: IBM's Tivoli Live Monitoring Services now available
Jennifer Leggio: Branded communities have yet to evolve, study shows
Joe McKendrick: Applying metrics to enterprise services, or simply getting people to work together
Sam Diaz: Google's favorite places: Now with window sticker bar codes
- Larry Dignan: Can local media compete with Google?
Doug Hanchard: Iran demonstrations: Plenty of Internet news, but is it reliable?
Andrew Mager: How to seduce your users with web design
Larry Dignan: Follow the money: The ROI Scareware, Spyware, click fraud, pharma spam
Sam Diaz: Virtual conferences bring big savings, demand innovation and creativity
Heather Clancy: Get a grip: Power infrastructure leader updates management software
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Annoyed with AT&T dropping your iPhone calls? There's an app for that!
TechCrunch: LaLa Was Bought By Apple For $17 Million, Not $80 Million
Ed Burnette: Larrabee, we hardly knew ye
Heather Clancy: Are greenhouse gas emissions increasing? You can count on it.
Mary Jo Foley: Microsoft Big Brains: Anders Vinberg
David Morgenstern: Pwgen comes to the Mac
Matthew Broersma: Researchers break into BitLocker
CNET: Facebook forms safety advisory board
Paul Greenberg: Reviewing the 2009 CRM Forecast - Not Bad, Not Great
Zack Whittaker: Nokia to get touchy-feely in 2010
Dana Gardner: TIBCO borrows a Twitter page to bring better information to enterprise workers
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Do Windows users trust Microsoft to keep them safe? Seems the answer is "No!"
Dana Blankenhorn: Will baby boomers drive health IT?
Dennis Howlett: The future of the IT analyst game
Harry Fuller: Copenhagen's carbon footprint and following the money
Christopher Dawson Solving my Classmate problems
Jason D. O'Grady: 1% of App Store inventory removed in ratings scam
Rachel King: Apple in trouble over alleged iPhone camera infringement
Dana Blankenhorn: Can open source and ads save the Palm OS?
Dana Blankenhorn: EtherJet does the Google Wave
Doug Hanchard: Supreme Court of Canada orders new trial for alleged online sexual predator
Larry Dignan: Akamai: Commerce, media customers showing stronger volume
Ed Bott: The 'black screen of death': fact, fiction, or FUD?
Heather Clancy: Danish utility tests gust-guzzling electric vehicles
Dan Kusnetzky: 451 Group survey - user concerns about Oracle's proposed ownership of MySQL
Rachel King: HTC's 2010 Roadmap Leaked
Walt Mossberg: What's new in tech this holiday season?