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Google+ tweaked to disable private-post sharing Top
Google says it will alter its new social network to move it in an even more privacy sensitive direction.
 
Anonymous group creates whistleblower sites Top
Sites offer place for people to expose government and corporate wrongdoing and for hackers to release stolen data.
 
This Day in Tech: Interview with Mac pioneer and Google+ contributor; Twitter handles 200 million tweets daily Top
Too busy to keep up with today's tech news? Here are some of the more interesting stories from CNET for Friday, July 1.
 
Updated Samsung laptops coming, Apple in sights Top
Samsung's refreshed 11.6-inch ultraportable offers up some stiff competition for Apple's similarly configured MacBook Air.
 
Arizona lawmen hit a third time by hackers Top
Police lobbying group in Arizona is latest targeted by AntiSec group of hackers.
 
For Hulu, Facebook Connect becomes a security headache Top
Video-streaming site pulls the plug on plan to allow Facebook users to log in, after programmer's error exposes personal information.
 
Apple tries to block four Samsung devices in U.S. Top
Apple is seeking to keep four of Samsung's newest mobile devices from being made or sold within the U.S. It's the latest in a two-month legal battle between the two tech giants.
 
Report: Facebook connecting with Skype Top
TechCrunch reports that Facebook is about to announce a browser-based video chat feature powered by Skype.
 
ITC ruling mixed in S3 Graphics v. Apple Top
An initial ruling by the U.S. International Trade Commission finds Apple to be violating two patents held by Fremont, Calif.-based chipmaker S3 Graphics with image compression technology it uses in Macs, iPhones, iPads, and more.
 
Google+ contributor and Mac pioneer talks with CNET (Q&A) Top
A core feature of the new Google+ service is Circles, which makes it drag-and-drop easy to build "circles" of friends in the browser. Meet Andy Hertzfeld, the man behind Circles--and the original Mac.
 
Sex doll tech moves to the dentist's chair Top
Showa Hanako, a robotic dental patient created to help train dental students, gets more realistic, thanks to silicone parts from a Japanese sex doll maker.
 
CNET Road Trip tours Europe Top
CNET reporter Daniel Terdiman travels to Europe for his annual Road Trip adventure. This year, he'll check out the coolest technology, aviation, and cyber-sights the Old World has to offer.
 
Nokia to exit Japan by August Top
Nokia is shutting down its Vertu service in Japan, thus ending all presence in Japan by August.
 
Report: Google is Hulu's latest suitor Top
Google, of all companies, reportedly is expressing interest in acquiring Hulu. It wasn't all that long ago that YouTube employees referred to Hulu as the "clown company." But Hulu has what YouTube does not: plenty of ad-supported TV shows and movies.
 
LAPD asks Gaga, Kardashian, Kutcher to tweet traffic news Top
As the chaos of closing route 405 comes nearer, the LAPD tries desperate measures. It asks Ashton Kutcher, Lady Gaga, and Kim Kardashian to tweet news of the road closure to their fans. For free.
 
Mac OS X Lion hits gold master status Top
The next big version of Apple's Mac OS is just about ready to go. Today the company delivered the gold master version of the software for developers to kick the tires.
 
Clean-tech incubator gets down and dirty Top
Greentown Labs in South Boston is trying to fill the need for work spaces where green-tech entrepreneurs can hack together product prototypes.
 
Windows Phone 7 Marketplace now has 25,000 apps? Top
One app tracker says Microsoft's platform has hit the key milestone, while another shows it's inching closer.
 
Ask Maggie: Can I really live without unlimited data? Top
This week's Ask Maggie column helps current Verizon customers understand their unlimited data options. Maggie Reardon also helps readers choose among Apple, Google Android, and RIM BlackBerry products.
 
Report: iPhone 5 and iPad 3 arriving in October Top
New report says Apple's suppliers are gearing up to source the company with parts for the next major version of the iPhone and iPad, with an October release for both.
 

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Mac OS X Lion hits gold master status Top
The next big version of Apple's Mac OS is just about ready to go. Today the company delivered the gold master version of the software for developers to kick the tires.
 
Clean-tech incubator gets down and dirty Top
Greentown Labs in South Boston is trying to fill the need for work spaces where green-tech entrepreneurs can hack together product prototypes.
 
Windows Phone 7 Marketplace now has 25,000 apps? Top
One app tracker says Microsoft's platform has hit the key milestone, while another shows it's inching closer.
 
Ask Maggie: Can I really live without unlimited data? Top
This week's Ask Maggie column helps current Verizon customers understand their unlimited data options. Maggie Reardon also helps readers choose among Apple, Google Android, and RIM BlackBerry products.
 
Report: iPhone 5 and iPad 3 arriving in October Top
New report says Apple's suppliers are gearing up to source the company with parts for the next major version of the iPhone and iPad, with an October release for both.
 
More RIM employees speak out Top
After yesterday's anonymous letter from a RIM executive bemoaning the company's woes, more employees hoping for change at the company post unsigned letters.
 
Zynga files for IPO Top
The FarmVille creator finally follows through on reports that it would be going public. It hasn't said how many shares it will offer.
 
Spotify, Facebook in talks on music service Top
The two are looking to integrate Spotify into the social network, music industry sources tell CNET. With its U.S. debut expected soon, that could give the European music service a nice jump-start.
 
CNET Road Trip tours Europe Top
CNET reporter Daniel Terdiman travels to Europe for his annual Road Trip adventure. This year, he'll check out the coolest technology, aviation, and cyber-sights the Old World has to offer.
 
Getting social with Google--again (week in review) Top
Google+ launches, while MySpace sells to group including Justin Timberlake. Also: California goes after Amazon.
 
Motion-powered gadget charger back on track Top
The makers of the nPower Personal Energy Generator, which charges small electronics from the motion of walking, will take another crack at the portable charging market.
 
Solar thermal plants scrap steam for photovoltaic Top
Developers of solar thermal power plants are scrapping plans to use steam technology in favor of ever-cheaper solar panels.
 
Adobe tries discounts to woo Final Cut Pro ranters Top
Company says anyone who has purchased any version of Apple's Final Cut Pro will be eligible to receive 50 percent off Adobe Creative Suite 5 and Adobe Premiere Pro 5.
 
Road Trip Pic of the Day, 7/1: What is this? Top
If you know what today's picture is, you could be eligible to win a prize in the CNET Road Trip Picture of the Day contest.
 
Hoya sells off Pentax digital camera business Top
The company is selling Pentax to Ricoh in a deal reportedly worth $124 million. The deal is expected to close in October.
 
Twitter tallies 200 million tweets per day Top
The company says that pop singer Rebecca Black has been the most popular pop-culture topic so far this year. Swine flu was tops for world events.
 
Abbey Road Studios at 80 (photos) Top
Road Trip 2011: It is perhaps the best-known recording studio in the world, and not just because of the famous crosswalk. It is a 'mecca' for musicians, and everyone has made music there, including the Fab Four, Pink Floyd, Kanye West, and many more.
 
Behind the scenes at Abbey Road Studios Top
Road Trip 2011: Everyone has recorded there, from The Beatles to Lady Gaga to Stevie Wonder and the Rolling Stones. Now, what may be the most famous recording studio on Earth is turning 80 years old. And it's still going strong.
 
Chrome rises at IE's expense; iPad makes a showing Top
The ascent of Google's browser takes another notch out of IE's overall usage in June, though IE9 is growing. Mobile browsing is hot, now surpassing 5 percent of usage worldwide.
 
Precious Google+ invitation on eBay: 99 cents Top
While Google claims that its new Google + social network is subject to insane demand, it seems that you can score an invitation to Google + on eBay for just 99 cents.
 

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Zynga files for IPO Top
The FarmVille creator has finally followed through on reports that it would be going public. It hasn't said how many shares it will offer.
 
Spotify in talks to help power Facebook music service Top
Music industry sources tell CNET that Spotify and Facebook have engaged in talks about integrating Spotify into the social network. With Spotify expected to launch in the United States soon, a profile on Facebook could give the European music service a nice jump start.
 
CNET Road Trip tours Europe Top
CNET reporter Daniel Terdiman travels to Europe for his annual Road Trip adventure. This year, he'll check out the coolest technology, aviation, and cyber-sights the Old World has to offer.
 
Getting social with Google--again (week in review) Top
Google+ launches, while MySpace sells to group including Justin Timberlake. Also: California goes after Amazon.
 
Motion-powered gadget charger back on track Top
The makers of the nPower Personal Energy Generator, which charges small electronics from the motion of walking, will take another crack at the portable charging market.
 
Solar thermal plants scrap steam for photovoltaic Top
Developers of solar thermal power plants are scrapping plans to use steam technology in favor of ever-cheaper solar panels.
 
Adobe tries discounts to woo Final Cut Pro ranters Top
Company says anyone who has purchased any version of Apple's Final Cut Pro will be eligible to receive 50 percent off Adobe Creative Suite 5 and Adobe Premiere Pro 5.
 
Road Trip Pic of the Day, 7/1: What is this? Top
If you know what today's picture is, you could be eligible to win a prize in the CNET Road Trip Picture of the Day contest.
 
Hoya sells off Pentax digital camera business Top
The company is selling Pentax to Ricoh in a deal reportedly worth $124 million. The deal is expected to close in October.
 
Twitter tallies 200 million tweets per day Top
The company says that pop singer Rebecca Black has been the most popular pop-culture topic so far this year. Swine flu was tops for world events.
 
Abbey Road Studios at 80 (photos) Top
Road Trip 2011: It is perhaps the best-known recording studio in the world, and not just because of the famous crosswalk. It is a 'mecca' for musicians, and everyone has made music there, including the Fab Four, Pink Floyd, Kanye West, and many more.
 
Behind the scenes at Abbey Road Studios Top
Road Trip 2011: Everyone has recorded there, from The Beatles to Lady Gaga to Stevie Wonder and the Rolling Stones. Now, what may be the most famous recording studio on Earth is turning 80 years old. And it's still going strong.
 
Chrome rises at IE's expense; iPad makes a showing Top
The ascent of Google's browser takes another notch out of IE's overall usage in June, though IE9 is growing. Mobile browsing is hot, now surpassing 5 percent of usage worldwide.
 
Precious Google+ invitation on eBay: 99 cents Top
While Google claims that its new Google + social network is subject to insane demand, it seems that you can score an invitation to Google + on eBay for just 99 cents.
 
Apple, RIM in group buying Nortel patents for $4.5B Top
Consortium including Microsoft and Sony buys 6,000 patents and patent applications from the bankrupt Canadian telecom equipment maker.
 
Developer API for Google+: It's coming Top
"We're just getting started" on the newly unveiled social network, Google exec Vic Gundotra tells CNET. "It is inconceivable I would build something without a platform."
 
NASA sues astronaut over Apollo 14 camera Top
Apollo 14 astronaut Edgar Mitchell tries to auction a lunar camera from his mission. NASA insists it is not his property and sues to get the camera back.
 
Intel maps out tablet plans through 2014 Top
Intel's tablet plans are becoming clear, as the chip giant rolls out new Atom processors over the next 12 months and releases a redesign in 2013.
 
Yahoo relaunches Clues trending tool Top
New page allows users to filter data on Web searches by time periods, age, gender, place, and search category.
 
Thunderbird joins Firefox with rapid release Top
Firefox's open-source e-mail sibling and Outlook alternative Thunderbird gets bumped to version 5, incorporating nearly 400 fixes and skipping "version 4" entirely.
 

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Solar thermal plants scrap steam for photovoltaic Top
Developers of solar thermal power plants are scrapping plans to use steam technology in favor of ever-cheaper solar panels.
 
Adobe offers discount to woo Final Cut Pro converts Top
The company says that those who bought any version of Apple's Final Cut Pro will be eligible to receive 50 percent off on Adobe Creative Suite 5 and Adobe Premiere Pro 5.
 
Road Trip Pic of the Day, 7/1: What is this? Top
If you know what today's picture is, you could be eligible to win a prize in the CNET Road Trip Picture of the Day contest.
 
Hoya sells off Pentax digital camera business Top
The company is selling Pentax to Ricoh in a deal reportedly worth $124 million. The deal is expected to close in October.
 
Twitter tallies 200 million tweets per day Top
The company says that pop singer Rebecca Black has been the most popular pop-culture topic so far this year. Swine flu was tops for world events.
 
Abbey Road Studios at 80 (photos) Top
Road Trip 2011: It is perhaps the best-known recording studio in the world, and not just because of the famous crosswalk. It is a 'mecca' for musicians, and everyone has made music there, including the Fab Four, Pink Floyd, Kanye West, and many more.
 
Behind the scenes at Abbey Road Studios Top
Road Trip 2011: Everyone has recorded there, from The Beatles to Lady Gaga to Stevie Wonder and the Rolling Stones. Now, what may be the most famous recording studio on Earth is turning 80 years old. And it's still going strong.
 
Chrome rises at IE's expense; iPad makes a showing Top
The ascent of Google's browser takes another notch out of IE's overall usage in June, though IE9 is growing. Mobile browsing is hot, now surpassing 5 percent of usage worldwide.
 
Precious Google+ invitation on eBay: 99 cents Top
While Google claims that its new Google + social network is subject to insane demand, it seems that you can score an invitation to Google + on eBay for just 99 cents.
 
Apple, RIM in group buying Nortel patents for $4.5B Top
Consortium including Microsoft and Sony buys 6,000 patents and patent applications from the bankrupt Canadian telecom equipment maker.
 
Developer API for Google+: It's coming Top
"We're just getting started" on the newly unveiled social network, Google exec Vic Gundotra tells CNET. "It is inconceivable I would build something without a platform."
 
NASA sues astronaut over Apollo 14 camera Top
Apollo 14 astronaut Edgar Mitchell tries to auction a lunar camera from his mission. NASA insists it is not his property and sues to get the camera back.
 
Intel maps out tablet plans through 2014 Top
Intel's tablet plans are becoming clear, as the chip giant rolls out new Atom processors over the next 12 months and releases a redesign in 2013.
 
Yahoo relaunches Clues trending tool Top
New page allows users to filter data on Web searches by time periods, age, gender, place, and search category.
 
Thunderbird joins Firefox with rapid release Top
Firefox's open-source e-mail sibling and Outlook alternative Thunderbird gets bumped to version 5, incorporating nearly 400 fixes and skipping "version 4" entirely.
 
Google shows off its new Gmail inbox Top
Gmail is going to be getting a big visual shake-up, starting with two variations on a cleaner, more modern theme. Soon, you may get your choice of a dark theme and illustrations.
 
Google+ invaded by multiple Mark Zuckerbergs Top
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg turns up on newly announced social network Google+ (twice), preceded by Fake Zuckerberg.
 
How to get the new Gmail right now Top
Gmail's got a new look, and you can try it right now with this quick tip.
 
FTC investigating Twitter? Top
The agency is reviewing the microblogging site's interaction with UberMedia, a potential Twitter competitor, according to a Wall Street Journal report.
 
This Day in Tech: A look at Google+; crowdsourcing questions for Obama Top
Too busy to keep up with today's tech news? Here are some of the more interesting stories from CNET for Thursday, June 30.
 

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Twitter tallies 200 million tweets per day Top
The company says that pop singer Rebecca Black has been the most popular pop-culture topic so far this year. Swine flu was tops for world events.
 
Abbey Road Studios at 80 (photos) Top
Road Trip 2011: It is perhaps the best-known recording studio in the world, and not just because of the famous crosswalk. It is a 'mecca' for musicians, and everyone has made music there, including the Fab Four, Pink Floyd, Kanye West, and many more.
 
Behind the scenes at Abbey Road Studios Top
Road Trip 2011: Everyone has recorded there, from The Beatles to Lady Gaga to Stevie Wonder and the Rolling Stones. Now, what may be the most famous recording studio on Earth is turning 80 years old. And it's still going strong.
 
Chrome rises at IE's expense; iPad makes a showing Top
The ascent of Google's browser takes another notch out of IE's overall usage in June, though IE9 is growing. Mobile browsing is hot, now surpassing 5 percent of usage worldwide.
 
Precious Google+ invitation on eBay: 99 cents Top
While Google claims that its new Google + social network is subject to insane demand, it seems that you can score an invitation to Google + on eBay for just 99 cents.
 
Apple, RIM in group buying Nortel patents for $4.5B Top
Consortium including Microsoft and Sony buys 6,000 patents and patent applications from the bankrupt Canadian telecom equipment maker.
 
Developer API for Google+: It's coming Top
Google SVP Vic Gundotra: It's inconceivable we don't do an API
 
NASA sues astronaut over Apollo 14 camera Top
Apollo 14 astronaut Edgar Mitchell tries to auction a lunar camera from his mission. NASA insists it is not his property and sues to get the camera back.
 
Intel maps out tablet plans through 2014 Top
Intel's tablet plans are becoming clear, as the chip giant rolls out new Atom processors over the next 12 months and releases a redesign in 2013.
 
Yahoo relaunches Clues trending tool Top
New page allows users to filter data on Web searches by time periods, age, gender, place, and search category.
 
Thunderbird joins Firefox with rapid release Top
Firefox's open-source e-mail sibling and Outlook alternative Thunderbird gets bumped to version 5, incorporating nearly 400 fixes and skipping "version 4" entirely.
 
Google shows off its new Gmail inbox Top
Gmail is going to be getting a big visual shake-up, starting with two variations on a cleaner, more modern theme. Soon, you may get your choice of a dark theme and illustrations.
 
Google+ invaded by multiple Mark Zuckerbergs Top
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg turns up on newly announced social network Google+ (twice), preceded by Fake Zuckerberg.
 
How to get the new Gmail right now Top
Gmail's got a new look, and you can try it right now with this quick tip.
 
FTC investigating Twitter? Top
The agency is reviewing the microblogging site's interaction with UberMedia, a potential Twitter competitor, according to a Wall Street Journal report.
 
This Day in Tech: A look at Google+; crowdsourcing questions for Obama Top
Too busy to keep up with today's tech news? Here are some of the more interesting stories from CNET for Thursday, June 30.
 
NBA to lock out players from its Web sites Top
If the NBA locks out its players at midnight, all images and videos of the players on NBA Web sites must disappear. It may well be that even the mere mention of their names will be verboten.
 
ITC extends Kodak case against Apple, RIM again Top
The U.S. International Trade Commission is delaying a decision on Kodak's patent claims against Apple and Research In Motion until later this year.
 
RIM investors pull proposal to split CEO role Top
Northwest & Ethical Investments has agreed to withdraw its shareholder proposal to split the co-CEO and co-chairmen roles at RIM just weeks before the company's annual meeting.
 
How to use satellite data to track Las Conchas fire Top
Tired of waiting for officials to update you on where the wildfire is active? Satellite data in Google Earth can give you a fast, rough look.
 

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Precious Google+ invitation on eBay: 99 cents Top
While Google claims that its new Google + social network is subject to insane demand, it seems that you can score an invitation to Google + on eBay for just 99 cents.
 
Apple, RIM in group buying Nortel patents for $4.5B Top
Consortium including Microsoft and Sony buys 6,000 patents and patent applications from the bankrupt Canadian telecom-equipment maker.
 
Developer API for Google+: It's coming Top
Google SVP Vic Gundotra: It's inconceivable we don't do an API
 
NASA sues astronaut over Apollo 14 camera Top
Apollo 14 astronaut Edgar Mitchell tries to auction a lunar camera from his mission. NASA insists it is not his property and sues to get the camera back.
 
Intel maps out tablet plans through 2014 Top
Intel's tablet plans are becoming clear, as the chip giant rolls out new Atom processors over the next 12 months and releases a redesign in 2013.
 
Yahoo relaunches Clues trending tool Top
New page allows users to filter data on Web searches by time periods, age, gender, place, and search category.
 
Thunderbird joins Firefox with rapid release Top
Firefox's open-source e-mail sibling and Outlook alternative Thunderbird gets bumped to version 5, incorporating nearly 400 fixes and skipping "version 4" entirely.
 
Google shows off its new Gmail inbox Top
Gmail is going to be getting a big visual shake-up, starting with two variations on a cleaner, more modern theme. Soon, you may get your choice of a dark theme and illustrations.
 
Google+ invaded by multiple Mark Zuckerbergs Top
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg turns up on newly announced social network Google+ (twice), preceded by Fake Zuckerberg.
 
How to get the new Gmail right now Top
Gmail's got a new look, and you can try it right now with this quick tip.
 
FTC investigating Twitter? Top
The agency is reviewing the microblogging site's interaction with UberMedia, a potential Twitter competitor, according to a Wall Street Journal report.
 
This Day in Tech: A look at Google+; crowdsourcing questions for Obama Top
Too busy to keep up with today's tech news? Here are some of the more interesting stories from CNET for Thursday, June 30.
 
NBA to lock out players from its Web sites Top
If the NBA locks out its players at midnight, all images and videos of the players on NBA Web sites must disappear. It may well be that even the mere mention of their names will be verboten.
 
ITC extends Kodak case against Apple, RIM again Top
The U.S. International Trade Commission is delaying a decision on Kodak's patent claims against Apple and Research In Motion until later this year.
 
RIM investors pull proposal to split CEO role Top
Northwest & Ethical Investments has agreed to withdraw its shareholder proposal to split the co-CEO and co-chairmen roles at RIM just weeks before the company's annual meeting.
 
How to use satellite data to track Las Conchas fire Top
Tired of waiting for officials to update you on where the wildfire is active? Satellite data in Google Earth can give you a fast, rough look.
 
Twitter: We're crowdsourcing questions for Obama Top
A Twitter spokesman says questions for the president's town hall meeting will be selected by "curators" drawn from its user base. Let the legalize pot advocacy begin!
 
RIM responds to open letter: We're fine Top
After an anonymous open letter posting detailed problems with RIM's management, products, and marketing, the company responded with its own unsigned response asserting that things are in good shape.
 
MySpace lays off more than half its staff Top
The latest round of cuts at the beleaguered social network come as part of its sale to Specific Media.
 
Facebook to 'launch something awesome' next week Top
Mark Zuckerberg didn't say what his company has planned, but speculation abounds that it might have something to do with the mobile or tablet markets.
 

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