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- Bin Laden's death and the Web response (roundup)
- Apple tops Nintendo in MEMS sensor buys in 2010
- Remora ROV fishes out Air France black box
- Scammers exploit bin Laden news in search, Facebook
- iOS 4.3.3 said to address location issues
- Google brand reputation tops all others in U.S.
- Sony tries to make amends for PSN
- RIM takes aim at work-life balance
- RIM expands availability of Mobile Voice System 5
- Is Apple cloud music service in new OS X build?
- Windows 8 leaks reveal alleged app-store details
- BlackBerry PlayBook gets video chat, Facebook apps
- How bin Laden and 9/11 attacks shaped electronic privacy
- BlackBerry 7 OS brings NFC support, voice search
- TiVo, EchoStar case ends with $500 million payout
- IE9 passes Opera in browser usage
- RIM unveils BlackBerry Bold 9900, 9930
- Home lighting diversifies, led by LEDs (photos)
- LED bulbs move in and mix up home lighting
- How apps stay on top in the App Store
Bin Laden's death and the Web response (roundup) | Top |
News that U.S. special forces had killed al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden traveled fast via Twitter and other Web outlets. | |
Apple tops Nintendo in MEMS sensor buys in 2010 | Top |
A new report by IHS iSuppli dethrones Nintendo as the top buyer of tiny components called Micro-Electro Mechanical Systems during 2010. Leading the pack was Samsung, followed closely by Apple. | |
Remora ROV fishes out Air France black box | Top |
An American ROV has finally retrieved the black box of an Air France jet that crashed in the Atlantic in June 2009, killing all 228 people onboard. | |
Scammers exploit bin Laden news in search, Facebook | Top |
Within hours of the news that Osama bin Laden had been killed, malware was found on sites optimized to show up on Web searches related to the event and in scams on Facebook. | |
iOS 4.3.3 said to address location issues | Top |
The iOS update, which is expected to bring changes to how Apple's iPhones and iPads store location data, is said to be nearing completion. | |
Google brand reputation tops all others in U.S. | Top |
The search giant bests Johnson & Johnson, among other notable firms. Apple secured the fifth spot in the Harris Interactive study, followed by Intel in sixth place. | |
Sony tries to make amends for PSN | Top |
News Corp. is switching video-game review sites, BlackBerry OS 7 is on the way, and Sony is working to make amends for the PlayStation network outage and hack. | |
RIM takes aim at work-life balance | Top |
The new BlackBerry Balance service lets RIM smartphone owners engage in both personal and work-related activities with the same device. | |
RIM expands availability of Mobile Voice System 5 | Top |
The service allows the use of a single BlackBerry smartphone to take and place calls from an employee's mobile phone number as well as their office number. | |
Is Apple cloud music service in new OS X build? | Top |
Reports say a service known as Castle, a hidden feature in the latest build of Mac OS X Lion, point to new cloud-based service following the company's rumored purchase of domain name iCloud.com. | |
Windows 8 leaks reveal alleged app-store details | Top |
The latest rumors suggest that a new cloud-based shop is likely to be dubbed the Windows Store and will deliver apps straight to the desktop. | |
BlackBerry PlayBook gets video chat, Facebook apps | Top |
Research In Motion's PlayBook tablet finally gets some much-needed apps, including one for video calls. | |
How bin Laden and 9/11 attacks shaped electronic privacy | Top |
The September 11, 2001, attacks shifted discussions from protecting electronic privacy to the Patriot Act and facilitating government surveillance. | |
BlackBerry 7 OS brings NFC support, voice search | Top |
RIM introduces the latest version of its mobile operating system, which debuts on the company's new BlackBerry Bold 9900 and Bold 9930 devices. | |
TiVo, EchoStar case ends with $500 million payout | Top |
EchoStar and Dish Network agree to pay TiVo to settle a long-running patent tussle. The companies are also swapping patent licenses. | |
IE9 passes Opera in browser usage | Top |
Microsoft's latest version of its browser is catching on, though not fast enough to reverse IE's overall slide. Also: Apple's iOS now accounts for 2.2 percent of OSes used to surf the Web. | |
RIM unveils BlackBerry Bold 9900, 9930 | Top |
Research In Motion kicks off its BlackBerry World 2011 conference with a pair of smartphones that feature touch screens and NFC capabilities. | |
Home lighting diversifies, led by LEDs (photos) | Top |
It's no longer one size fits all when it comes to lighting, as more efficient products, notably good LEDs, are coming to market. | |
LED bulbs move in and mix up home lighting | Top |
There's more diversity coming to home lighting as efficient general-use LED bulbs become available, giving people an alternative to incandescent bulbs and CFLs. | |
How apps stay on top in the App Store | Top |
How do some applications stay on top of the App Store charts for so long? CNET talks to a handful of successful developers to find out their tricks for keeping people interested. | |
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