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Wired News

  • 'Galactica: Sabotage' Creator Discusses Her Brilliant Beastie Boys Sci-Fi Mashup
  • European Parliament Rips Global IP Accord
  • Google Launches Web Store for Cloud-Based Apps
  • Google's Schmidt: China Negotiations Should End 'Soon'
  • Playlist: Gorillaz, Freelance Whales and a Tribute to Mark Linkous
  • Big Designers Find Satisfaction in Small Games

TechCrunch

  • Deja Vu: Eyeblaster Files For $115 Million IPO, Again
  • BoomStartup Gives Utah Its Own Startup Incubator
  • Google Reader Makes A More Visual Play
  • CA Acquires Cloud Monitoring Company Nimsoft For $350 Million
  • hi5 CTO: Zynga Is Mediocre. It Isn’t Social, It Just Discovered An Opening For Spam
  • Technical Glitch Leaks Special SXSW Foursquare Badges Early

SlashDot

  • OnLive Remote Gaming Service Launches In June
  • Google Opens Apps Marketplace
  • Digitizing and Geocoding Old Maps?
  • Sweet, Sour, Salty, Bitter, Protein ... and Now Fat
  • The Lost Film That Accompanied Empire Strikes Back
  • OpenSSH 5.4 Released
  • Amazon 1-Click Patent Survives Almost Unscathed
  • 6 Smartphone Keyboards Compared

Engadget

  • JooJoo revamps interface ahead of launch, adds local video playback -- and changes color
  • 'PlayStation Move' trademarked by Sony in Europe, reeks of motion controller involvement
  • iPad SDK 3.2 beta 4 squashes rumors of a camera, but adds new gesture controls
  • WD's 320GB My Passport AV external HDD wants to have and hold your media
  • Razer promises Mac support for all upcoming products
  • OCZ breaks into bargain market with 'sub-$100' 32GB Onyx SSD

TechDirt

  • And Here Come The Lawsuits From People Who Claim James Cameron Ripped Them Off With Avatar
  • Former Sun CEO: Tech Companies Suing Over Patents Is An Act Of Desperation
  • Since Three Strikes Went Into Effect, Unauthorized File Trading Has Increased In France
  • How Much Money Can You Make For Others, Rather Than Yourself?
  • FT Boss: Positive Thinking And Balls Are The Secrets To A Successful Paywall
  • The First Rule Of Developing For The iPhone Is: You Do Not Talk About Developing For The iPhone

ars technica

  • Researchers get plastic to act totally metal
  • Pushing the speed limits of quantum memory
  • Donkey-politician vid keeps two Azerbaijani bloggers in jail
  • LifeLock fined $12 million over lack of life-locking ability
  • Cellcos hoping to cash in on iPad with 3G/4G mobile hotspots
  • Free wireless broadband plan is déjà vu all over again

TechMeme

  • And now for something completely different (Official Google Reader Blog)
  • New Gestures coming to an iPhone/iPad near you: triple tap and long press (Cleve Nettles/9 to 5 Mac)
  • Google Reader Play: Fullscreen Playback of Popular/Recommended Reader Items (Lifehacker)
  • Apple iPhone targeted in patent lawsuit over sync, Bluetooth (Neil Hughes/AppleInsider)
  • YouTube calling: Now serving ads on the YouTube mobile site (Aaron/YouTube Biz Blog)
  • comScore Reports January 2010 U.S. Mobile Subscriber Market Share (comScore, Inc.)

Gizmodo

  • It's Time to Declare War Against Apple's Censorship [Rant]
  • You Will Have the Power of a PS3 In Your Pocket In 3 Years [Powervr]
  • Giz Explains: How You're Gonna Get Screwed By Ebook Formats [Giz Explains]
  • The Google App Marketplace: Doing It All in the Cloud [Google]
  • Wacom Intuos4 Wireless Review: The Joy of Freedom [Review]
  • 17 Modern-Day Gadgets Dragged Back to the USSR [PhotoshopContest]

Mashable

  • Brizzly Launches a Guide to Twitter Trends and iPhone App
  • Google Apps Marketplace: 6 Great Apps to Try Now
  • Rock Out with PixieTea and Her Amazing iPhone Band [VIDEO]
  • Google Fiber Sparks Online Competition Between Cities Nationwide
  • SXSW 2010: The Complete Social Media Guide
  • Google and Facebook Sued for Mobile Patent Infringement

Wired TV

The Dusk Tiger: Gibsons Robotic GuitarFlyfire VisionCES 2010: Hands-On With Transparent Display of the…iPhone Controlled DroneHow to Clock an OlympianThrough the Looking Glass: The Tech Behind Alice

Lifehacker

  • Deep Water Bath Fills Your Tub to the Brim [Stuff We Like]
  • Twice-Monthly Half Mortgage Payments Might Save You Money [Personal Finance]
  • Google Reader Play: Fullscreen Playback of Popular/Recommended Reader Items [Google Reader]
  • How to Skip Commercials in Windows 7 Media Center [Windows Media Center]
  • Set Google Calendar Alerts to Gentle Reminder Mode for Less Intrusive Reminders [Google Calendar]
  • Kiwi Monitors Your Running Apps, Performs Actions Based on Their Status [Downloads]

dzone

  • World’s first Supermicro 2026TT chassis
  • A* Algorithm for Path Planning in Java
  • 5 Tips To Optimize Your Wordpress.org Blog For Search Engines
  • Acceptance Test-Driven Development
  • Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs
  • Best Practices for DSLs and Model Driven Development
  • Help create/select a great "OSQA" logo!

The Register

  • Zeus botnets suffer mighty blow after ISP taken offline
  • Intel's redemos six-core Gulftown
  • Citrix tunes XenApp for Windows Server R2
  • Google boss says something will happen in China 'soon'
  • Google flips switch on mobile YouTube banner ads
  • LG 3D TV line to debut in May

Gadgetell

  • Android killer app: Decals of the lovable little green robot
  • YPABU: Your Parents Are Behind You!  Facebook to add location status
  • Samsung E6 ebook reader headed to Barnes & Noble, to be available “this spring”
  • Palm releases the webOS PDK public beta
  • MSI Wind12 U230 notebook now shipping
  • Gowalla now available on Palm Pre and Pixi devices

Geek.com

  • Sprint fumbles and Verizon Wireless takes the football
  • Facebook and Google Buzz sued for infringing on mobile social networking patent
  • Rock Band 3 slated for the holidays
  • Final Fantasy XIII ships 5 million copies
  • Partnership could lead to ticket sales on Facebook for events
  • New gestures for 2010 iPhones: Triple tap and long press

TechieBuzz

  • StumbleUpon Releases Official Badges
  • Google Reader Play Allows Users To Visually Browse RSS Feeds
  • Android, RIM Gain Market Share, Apple Stable, Motorola Drops [Mobile Market Share]
  • Translate Foreign Language RSS Feeds To Your Language
  • HTC HD2 For $450 No Contract, $200 With Contract On T-Mobile
  • Free F-Secure Internet Security 2010 6 Months License

Tech Evangelist

  • Leaving Classmates.com
  • The Blind Respond to the Author's Guild Kindle Position
  • My Killer iPhone App: Instapaper
  • Replacing a MacBook Pro Fan
  • Restaurant Web Design Done Right
  • When is the Right time to Start Marketing a Website?

CNET News

  • Woman, fearing apocalypse, tries to halt collider
  • Attention shoppers: Target offers mobile coupons
  • Microsoft Outlook makes friends with MySpace
  • Firm: Toyota, industry need more rigorous testing
  • Apple tops Consumer Reports' tech support survey
  • Twitter to block malicious links

ZDNet News

  • Twitter aims to filter out malicious links
  • Potential console killer OnLive to go live June 17
  • Drudge Report accused of serving malware
  • Curt Schilling's 38 Studios, EA in Big Huge game deal
  • HP sues Asian firms over patents
  • Apache bug prompts update advice

NYTimes BITS Blog

  • Tech Talk Podcast
  • Mobile Apps That Outperform Web Sites
  • Google Opens App Store for Business Software
  • What We're Reading: Barbie, Steve and Carly
  • H.P. Barks, Then Bites Apple on the iPad
  • A Talk With Charles Thacker, the Turing Winner

LATimes Tech Blog

  • Five must-have iPhone photo editing apps
  • Google Maps adds biking routes for the intrepid cyclist
  • Google wants U.S. to include Internet freedom in trade agreements
  • Twitter targets phishing scams by screening links
  • Apple Inc. is now a $200-billion whopper

Newsweek - Steven Levy

  • Technology: Bring The Olympics Online
  • Lyons: How Google & Facebook Violate Your Privacy
  • The iPad Is Apple's Return to Vertical Integration
  • Why the iPad is a Letdown
  • Lyons: Why Cloud Computing Isn't So Secure
  • Google Chips Away at China's Great Firewall

PhoneScoop TV

HTC myTouch FenderNokia Ovi MapsHTC DesireAndroid Flash 10 DemoSagem Puma PhoneDell Mini 5

Consumer Reports Blog

  • Daily Dispatch: Jet pack can be yours for $86k; Biking directions added to Google Maps
  • The first Panasonic, Samsung 3D TVs: Looking good!
  • FCC urged to ban service outages during TV-channel disputes
  • New Ratings: Best & worst computer tech support
  • Panasonic offers $2,900 3D TV/Blu-ray bundle at Best Buy
  • Daily electronics deals

BBC News Technology

  • Internet up for Nobel Peace Prize
  • Mobile phone allows boss to snoop
  • Facebook calls for 'iconic games'
  • File-sharing sanctions 'unfair'
  • dot.Rory
  • Final Fantasy

Chronicle Wired Campus

  • Some Participants Criticize Format of Blockbuster Ed-Tech Conference
  • U.S. Naval Academy Expands Cybersecurity Program
  • North Carolina State U. Shares Campus History via New Smartphone Service
  • The Google Book Search Case: March Madness Edition
  • Report Measures Librarians' Time Reading Job-Related Materials

OS News

  • CodePlex Refresh, FOSS Projects More Compatible with Windows
  • Code Bubbles: Rethinking the User Interface Paradigm of IDEs
  • Mozilla To Update the Mozilla Public License, Invites Input
  • * Peering at Paldo 1.21 *
  • Palm Releases Plug-in Development Kit Beta
  • Mozilla Borrows from WebKit to Build Fast New JS Engine

Daily Wireless

  • Brain Interface: New Frontier?
  • SXSWi: Where It’s At
  • Google Apps Marketplace
  • Evernote: Cloud App for Mobile
  • Tablet News
  • Free Internet Access Proposed by FCC

Boy Genius Report

  • More gestures coming in the next iPhone OS?
  • February search engine market share number are in, more of the same
  • Verizon Wireless touts the benefits of a MiFi-connected Apple iPad
  • Google Apps Marketplace open for business(es)
  • Verizon Wireless and Skype integration explained through animation
  • Cisco dumps its WiMAX base station and modem business

New Media Photographer

  • The Latest on Google Wave
  • The links say it best
  • New Media Photographer Podcast 91
  • What good is a Facebook fan page?
  • New Media photographer Podcast 90
  • Take my seat, please

DP Review

  • UK minister aims to reassure photographers
  • Pentax unveils 40MP 645D medium format DSLR
  • Pentax announces D FA 645 55mm F2.8 lens
  • Tamron develops SP 70-300mm F4-5.6 Di VC USD lens
  • Mamiya announces DM40 medium format camera
  • Panasonic Lumix DMC-G2 announced and previewed

Digital Photography School

  • Photo Trekking: A Traveling Photographer’s Guide to Capturing Moments Around the World [Book Review]
  • 31 Stunning Black and White Subject Study Photos on Imagekind
  • How to Pop Color Selectively Using Channel Mixers and Layer Masks in Photoshop
  • Win a Bokeh Kit: Competition
  • 8 Tips for Photographing Wildflowers
  • 6 Tips for Writing an Artist’s Statement

DailyTech

  • HDD Makers Adopt Improved Storage Format, Windows XP Users Beware
  • U.S. Looking Into Continued China Internet Censorship
  • NASA Prepares for Remaining Manned Shuttle Flights
  • Korea Shows Electric Trams Which Receive Power from Buried Recharging Strips
  • 3/10/2010 Daily Hardware Reviews
  • Bing Gobbles Up Some of Yahoo's Search Market Share

Tech Sanity Check

  • TechRepublic's 2010 salary survey reveals state of IT jobs in U.S.
  • Directory: 140 tech experts on Twitter (updated for 2010)
  • Podcast: Will Apple's lawsuit against HTC halt Android's momentum?
  • If you're avoiding iPhone or AT&T, the Nexus One is your answer
  • Podcast: Is Windows Phone 7 Microsoft's last stand in mobile?
  • Why Google Buzz confirmed our two worst fears about Google

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