20110802

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iPhone 5 could double Apple's market share, says analyst Top
A small survey of mobile phone owners by Piper Jaffray analyst Gene Munster showed pent-up demand for the iPhone 5 and the potential for the upcoming new phone to double the iPhone's market share.
 
Road Trip Pic of the Day, 8/2: 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.
 
Android Trojan records your phone conversations Top
The malware is launched after a user tries to place a call. The user's conversation is stored in a .amr file format, research at CA say.
 
PC chip shipments flat, but sales up Top
Shipments of PC microprocessors in the second quarter were about flat compared with a year ago, though sales rose more than 5 percent, says IDC.
 
Cree demo LED bulb turns up dial on efficiency Top
A prototype bulb has an efficiency, as measured by lumens per watt, which is more than double commercial CFLs and LED bulbs available today.
 
T-Mobile's replacement for RadioShack: 7-Eleven Top
The carrier moves further into prepaid in partnership with the convenience store chain.
 
Airbnb revamps its policies in response to vandalism Top
Responding to the case of a customer whose home was vandalized by a guest, travel marketplace Airbnb has rolled out a slew of changes to its policies to guard against future such incidents.
 
Study: Android takes 48 percent market share in Q2 Top
Research firm Canalys says that Apple's iOS platform took the second spot with 19 percent market share, besting the Symbian platform.
 
Windows XP market share dips below 50 percent Top
The aging OS may finally be losing its overwhelming grip on the market, according to new stats from Net Applications.
 
DefCon Kids joins adult hacker conferences Top
Hacker offspring get their own DefCon as talks on critical infrastructure hacks run next door to social engineering contests for kids.
 
How Google+ can keep tech's fashionistas buzzing Top
Google's social networks is no longer the shiny new toy of the week. Now comes the hard part: adding lots of users even as the hype dies down.
 
Sonos: The A/V receiver is dead Top
Sonos co-founder talks about how integrated network-connected audio players will kill traditional A/V components. Eventually.
 
iPad users finally get Skype app--for a while Top
More than a month after its expected debut, the iPad-optimized Skype client is made available on Apple's App Store--and then gets pulled.
 
Analyst: 'Premium' iPad 2 coming Top
In a research note, an analyst says Apple has begun production of a professional iPad, targeting markets that demand slightly higher-end features.
 
Federal court to order film service Zediva shut down Top
In a major setback for Zediva, the latest company trying to build a business model by exploiting perceived loopholes in copyright law, a judge issues a preliminary injunction against the service.
 
This Day in Tech: Square handling $4 million in transactions a day; Microsoft pulled back access to location database Top
Too busy to keep up with the tech news? Here are some of the more interesting stories from CNET for Monday, August 1.
 
Drivers put the brakes on with thought alone Top
German researchers devise and test a system that reads brain activity to detect drivers' intent to hit the brakes. They say it leads to faster braking times and could help prevent collisions.
 
Firefox could get even more Chrome style Top
Preliminary designs for the nightly build of Firefox indicate that future versions of the browser could look even more like its Google competitor.
 
Apple prices out extra iCloud storage Top
Nearly two months since unveiling iCloud at WWDC, Apple has detailed how much it will cost to add extra storage to the cloud service.
 
How companies use Wi-Fi to track you (roundup) Top
The way tech companies such as Google, Apple, and Microsoft collect and use geolocation tracking information has come under scrutiny in recent months out of potential privacy concerns.
 

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20110801

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Analyst: 'Premium' iPad 2 coming Top
In a research note, an analyst says Apple has begun production of a professional iPad, targeting markets that demand slightly higher-end features.
 
Federal court to order film service Zediva shut down Top
In a major setback for Zediva, the latest company trying to build a business model by exploiting perceived loopholes in copyright law, a judge issues a preliminary injunction against the service.
 
This Day in Tech: Square handling $4 million in transactions a day; Microsoft pulled back access to location database Top
Too busy to keep up with the tech news? Here are some of the more interesting stories from CNET for Monday, August 1.
 
Drivers put the brakes on with thought alone Top
German researchers devise and test a system that reads brain activity to detect drivers' intent to hit the brakes. They say it leads to faster braking times and could help prevent collisions.
 
Firefox could get even more Chrome style Top
Preliminary designs for the nightly build of Firefox indicate that future versions of the browser could look even more like its Google competitor.
 
Apple prices out extra iCloud storage Top
Nearly two months since unveiling iCloud at WWDC, Apple has detailed how much it will cost to add extra storage to the cloud service.
 
How companies use Wi-Fi to track you (roundup) Top
The way tech companies such as Google, Apple, and Microsoft collect and use geolocation tracking information has come under scrutiny in recent months out of potential privacy concerns.
 
Apple's iCloud.com goes live ahead of iCloud launch Top
Apple's iCloud.com quietly goes live for developers, putting e-mail, calendaring, and more features of Apple's iCloud on the Web. So far the site appears to be open only to Apple developers.
 
Journalist faces charges over transit card flaw reports Top
Brenno de Winter says case is hindering his writing about smart card security and other security news and restricting his travel.
 
Ion-powered Dawn begins study of asteroid Vesta Top
Four years after launch from Cape Canaveral, NASA's Dawn spacecraft is finally in orbit around Vesta, beaming back spectacular images of a tortured surface dating back to the formation of the solar system.
 
Spectrum auctions not in debt ceiling agreement Top
Authorization for spectrum auctions was not part of Congress's debt ceiling agreement that will be voted on, but it could still become part of a broader legislative plan to generate more cash for the government.
 
Japanese robot pours fake drinks with fake ice Top
Tokyo Institute of Technology SOINN robot can adapt its previously acquired knowledge to tackle new challenges.
 
Developer coalition aims to ward off Lodsys, others Top
A new project aims to help protect mobile application developers with a new group that will pool together resources to fight back against patent infringement suits.
 
Apple facing possible $25.6M location suit in Korea Top
Following the settlement of a Korean lawsuit that targeted location tracking on Apple's iPhone, a new suit coming reportedly aims to bring similar payouts to some 27,800 other iPhone owners.
 
HTC takes Apple patent battle to U.K. Top
The suit follows an initial judgment from the U.S. International Trade Commission that went against HTC.
 
Square handling $4 million daily in mobile payments Top
The mobile payments company says that its credit card reader attachment for mobile devices has raised daily transactions by another million since late May.
 
Microsoft curbs Wi-Fi location database Top
The company restricts access to a Live.com geolocation tool linking Wi-Fi devices with locations after a CNET article draws attention to privacy concerns.
 
Assault charge filed after texting spat in theater Top
A man who was texting in a Texas movie theater claims a woman behind him who complained hit him and grabbed him so hard he got whiplash. The woman says she just touched him with a finger.
 
Facebook makes it easier to announce pregnancy Top
Site adds "expecting" option to its family member section--replete with anticipated date of birth and baby name--which is then published in the member's news feed.
 
S.F. bakery goes whole hog with Angry Birds tribute Top
Bakery owner in San Francisco's Noe Valley constructs elaborate shrine to his favorite game.
 

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Federal court orders film service Zediva shut down Top
In a major setback for Zediva, the latest company trying to build a business model by exploiting perceived loopholes in copyright law, a judge has issued a preliminary injunction against the service.
 
This Day in Tech: Square handling $4 million in transactions a day; Microsoft pulled back access to location database Top
Too busy to keep up with the tech news? Here are some of the more interesting stories from CNET for Monday, August 1.
 
Drivers put the brakes on with thought alone Top
German researchers devise and test a system that reads brain activity to detect drivers' intent to hit the brakes. They say it leads to faster braking times and could help prevent collisions.
 
Firefox could get even more Chrome style Top
Preliminary designs for the nightly build of Firefox indicate that future versions of the browser could look even more like its Google competitor.
 
Apple prices out extra iCloud storage Top
Nearly two months since unveiling iCloud at WWDC, Apple has detailed how much it will cost to add extra storage to the cloud service.
 
How companies use Wi-Fi to track you (roundup) Top
The way tech companies such as Google, Apple, and Microsoft collect and use geolocation tracking information has come under scrutiny in recent months out of potential privacy concerns.
 
Apple's iCloud.com goes live ahead of iCloud launch Top
Apple's iCloud.com quietly goes live for developers, putting e-mail, calendaring, and more features of Apple's iCloud on the Web. So far the site appears to be open only to Apple developers.
 
Journalist faces charges over transit card flaw reports Top
Brenno de Winter says case is hindering his writing about smart card security and other security news and restricting his travel.
 
Ion-powered Dawn begins study of asteroid Vesta Top
Four years after launch from Cape Canaveral, NASA's Dawn spacecraft is finally in orbit around Vesta, beaming back spectacular images of a tortured surface dating back to the formation of the solar system.
 
Spectrum auctions not in debt ceiling agreement Top
Authorization for spectrum auctions was not part of Congress's debt ceiling agreement that will be voted on, but it could still become part of a broader legislative plan to generate more cash for the government.
 
Japanese robot pours fake drinks with fake ice Top
Tokyo Institute of Technology SOINN robot can adapt its previously acquired knowledge to tackle new challenges.
 
Developer coalition aims to ward off Lodsys, others Top
A new project aims to help protect mobile application developers with a new group that will pool together resources to fight back against patent infringement suits.
 
Apple facing possible $25.6M location suit in Korea Top
Following the settlement of a Korean lawsuit that targeted location tracking on Apple's iPhone, a new suit coming reportedly aims to bring similar payouts to some 27,800 other iPhone owners.
 
HTC takes Apple patent battle to U.K. Top
The suit follows an initial judgment from the U.S. International Trade Commission that went against HTC.
 
Square handling $4 million daily in mobile payments Top
The mobile payments company says that its credit card reader attachment for mobile devices has raised daily transactions by another million since late May.
 
Microsoft curbs Wi-Fi location database Top
The company restricts access to a Live.com geolocation tool linking Wi-Fi devices with locations after a CNET article draws attention to privacy concerns.
 
Assault charge filed after texting spat in theater Top
A man who was texting in a Texas movie theater claims a woman behind him who complained hit him and grabbed him so hard he got whiplash. The woman says she just touched him with a finger.
 
Facebook makes it easier to announce pregnancy Top
Site adds "expecting" option to its family member section--replete with anticipated date of birth and baby name--which is then published in the member's news feed.
 
S.F. bakery goes whole hog with Angry Birds tribute Top
Bakery owner in San Francisco's Noe Valley constructs elaborate shrine to his favorite game.
 
NTP scores legal victory in patent case, report says Top
The technology patent company which won a settlement from Research In Motion notches another win as a court validates seven of its patents. The patents are being used in suits against several smartphone players.
 

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Apple facing possible $25.6M location suit in Korea Top
Following the settlement of a Korean lawsuit that targeted location tracking on Apple's iPhone, a new suit aims to bring similar payouts to some 27,800 other iPhone owners.
 
HTC takes Apple patent battle to U.K. Top
The suit follows an initial judgment from the U.S. International Trade Commission that went against HTC.
 
Square handling $4m daily in mobile payments Top
The mobile payments company says that its credit card-reader attachment for mobile devices has raised daily transactions by another million since late May.
 
Microsoft curbs Wi-Fi location database Top
The company restricts access to a Live.com geolocation tool linking Wi-Fi devices with locations after a CNET article draws attention to privacy concerns.
 
Assault charge filed after texting spat in theater Top
A man who was texting in a Texas movie theater claims a woman behind him who complained hit him and grabbed him so hard he got whiplash. The woman says she just touched him with a finger.
 
Facebook makes it easier to announce pregnancy Top
Site adds "expecting" option to its family member section--replete with anticipated date of birth and baby name--which is then published in the member's news feed.
 
S.F. bakery goes whole hog with Angry Birds tribute Top
Bakery owner in San Francisco's Noe Valley constructs elaborate shrine to his favorite game.
 
NTP scores legal victory in patent case, report says Top
The technology patent company which won a settlement from Research In Motion notches another win as a court validates seven of its patents. The patents are being used in suits against several smartphone players.
 
Exclusive: New information about Sony tablets Top
CNET exposes some juicy new details about the Sony S1 tablet, including the launch date and battery life, and a glimpse into the screen technology.
 
Google buys The Dealmap to bolster Groupon rivalry Top
The Web giant picks up a daily deals start-up, adding to its arsenal as it beefs up its Google Offers business.
 
Patent filings a hint at new gestures in Windows 8? Top
A number of recently published patent applications highlight several new finger and stylus input gestures possibly slated for Windows 8-based tablets.
 
AppleTV update adds TV show buying, Vimeo Top
A new Apple TV software update has added the option to view purchased TV show content on demand, overcoming the $99 box's lack of built-in storage.
 
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.
 
Booming data center electricity use slows Top
Virtualization, more focus on data center efficiency, and server consolidation slowed the still-rapid pace of data center electricity use in the second half of the last decade.
 
YouTube as an art film: 'Life in a Day' Top
In new feature film that opened this weekend, the brothers who gave us "Top Gun" "Black Hawk Down," and "Gladiator" try to boil down humanity into a single day--with help from the Web and YouTube.
 
Adobe shows off Edge HTML5 tool Top
Vimeo launches a new Pro service for $199 a year that offers a large amount of video storage and streams, Logitech drops the price of its Google TV-powered Revue to $99, and Adobe releases a preview of a new HTML5 design tool called Edge.
 
Regulation, automation, and cloud computing Top
An interesting debate recently between groups calling for regulation of the cloud and those opposed to it, highlights an interesting problem with big repercussions: how do we safely regulate a complex automated system?
 
Report: Windows Phone 7 revenue an 'abysmal' $613 million Top
The Seattle PI calculates the fiscal 2011 sales that Microsoft took in from Windows Mobile and Windows Phone 7 at no more than "a mere" $613 million.
 
A tale of Facebook woe: Nobody 'Likes' me anymore Top
A technical glitch disconnects a CNET editor from all the people who "Like" her, leading her to ponder what it even means to be "Liked" in the first place.
 
Security firm warns of new Twitter threat Top
Compromised Twitter accounts are being used to scam people into signing up for a "make money fast" Web site, security firm Sophos says.
 

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Booming data center electricity use slows Top
Virtualization, more focus data center efficiency, and server consolidation slowed the still-rapid pace of data center electricity use in the second half of the last decade.
 
YouTube as an art film: "Life in a Day" Top
In new feature film that opened this weekend, the brothers who gave us "Top Gun" "Black Hawk Down" and "Gladiator" try to boil down humanity into a single day. With help from the Web and YouTube, they go a long way to succeeding.
 
Adobe shows off Edge HTML5 tool Top
Vimeo launches a new Pro service for $199 a year that offers a large amount of video storage and streams, Logitech drops the price of its Google TV-powered Revue to $99, and Adobe releases a preview of a new HTML5 design tool called Edge.
 
Regulation, automation, and cloud computing Top
An interesting debate recently between groups calling for regulation of the cloud and those opposed to it, highlights an interesting problem with big repercussions: how do we safely regulate a complex automated system?
 
Windows Phone 7 revenue reportedly an 'abysmal' $613 million Top
Calculating the fiscal 2011 sales that Microsoft took in from Windows Mobile and Windows Phone 7 at only $613 million, Seattle PI calls the numbers "abysmal."
 
A tale of Facebook woe: Nobody 'Likes' me anymore Top
A technical glitch disconnects a CNET editor from all the people who "Like" her, leading her to ponder what it even means to be "Liked" in the first place.
 
Security firm warns of new Twitter threat Top
Sophos says that compromised Twitter accounts are being used to scam people into signing up for a "make money fast" Web site.
 
Google+ plots demise of private profiles Top
Google had warned that it planned to start deleting Google+ profiles that had not been made public sometime after yesterday, July 31. It's unclear whether this has started happening yet.
 
Logitech's Google TV box matches Apple TV at $99 Top
Logitech announces that its chopping the price of its Google TV box, the Revue, to $99 from $249.
 
Angry Birds maker slingshots into China Top
Rovio is operating corporate and marketing divisions in China now and, in September, will launch the "Moon Festival" episode for Angry Birds Seasons.
 
Road Trip Pic of the Day, 8/1: 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.
 
Samsung halts tablet sales in Australia due to Apple fight, report says Top
The patent fight between the two consumer electronic giants escalates as Samsung agrees to pull the product in Australia until the lawsuit is resolved.
 
Smart thermostat links to cloud for energy savings Top
EnergyHub's Mercury service, which connects to smart thermostats to optimize home energy settings, will be offered through broadband providers, thermostat makers, and utilities.
 
PlayStation Vita launching October 28? Top
IGN says it received a flier indicating that the portable is launching that day, but so far Sony has been tight-lipped about a release date.
 
Verizon, American Express partner on mobile payments Top
Verizon customers will be able to make purchases on their phones by typing in their phone number.
 
iPhone 5 slated for September or October? Top
The latest in a series of rumors points to the next iPhone reaching the consumer market in October, sources tell AllThingsD, contradicting another recent rumor eyeing late September.
 
U.K. police arrest teen with alleged LulzSec ties Top
The 18-year-old man could be "Topiary," a key member of LulzSec, reports claim. He has been charged with five offenses related to Web-based attacks.
 
Circuit City, a Web-video pioneer? Top
The defunct electronics merchant ceased operating in 2009 but not before spending more than $100 million on technologies that might have some use today for distributing streaming media.
 
Vimeo goes pro Top
Small businesses should like the new Pro version of Vimeo's reasonable price and understandable capacity ceiling.
 
Hulu accused of infringing on program guide patents Top
Lawsuit by Rovi, a provider of digital home-entertainment products, adds to the online video service's woes.
 

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iPhone 5 slated for September or October? Top
The latest in a series of rumors points to the next iPhone reaching the consumer market in October, sources told AllThingsD, contradicting another recent rumor pegging late September as the launch date.
 
U.K. police arrest teen with alleged LulzSec ties Top
The man could be "Topiary," a key member of LulzSec, reports claim. He is charged with five offenses related to Web-based attacks.
 
Circuit City, a Web-video pioneer? Top
The defunct electronics merchant ceased operating in 2009 but not before spending more than $100 million on technologies that might have some use today for distributing streaming media.
 
Vimeo goes pro Top
Small businesses should like the new Pro version of Vimeo's reasonable price and understandable capacity ceiling.
 
Hulu accused of infringing on program guide patents Top
Lawsuit by Rovi, a provider of digital home-entertainment products, adds to the online video service's woes.
 
Best Buy unveils Insignia Connected TVs with TiVo interface, Chumby widgets Top
The long-rumored Insignia Internet-enabled TVs are now official, with Chumby widgets and TiVo interfaces--but no DVRs.
 
Adobe dives into HTML with new Edge software Top
The maker of Flash is embracing Web standards, too, with the public preview release of Edge, a tool for making dynamic, interactive Web sites.
 
HP or Apple for small business? Top
Hewlett-Packard is making a renewed push into the small business market. And so is Apple. Which is a better choice for a business that has dozens of employees, rather than thousands?
 
Computer conducts couple's wedding Top
As if more proof were needed that computers can do anything, a Texas bridegroom writes a computer program that acts as the minister at his and his bride's wedding. The virtual minister is called Rev. Bit.
 
Foxconn to replace workers with robots Top
Hardware maker famous for a rash of factory worker suicides plans to install more than 1 million robots to improve efficiency and combat rising labor costs.
 
Notre Dame football tests smart mouthguards Top
Notre Dame's Fighting Irish will test the new X2IMPACT intelligent mouthguard this season. The device records impact data for concussion research while also protecting players during games.
 
Time Warner CEO: Web porn eating our profits Top
The CEO of Time Warner moans that free Web porn is adversely affecting the profits the company makes from porn.
 
Road Trip Pic of the Day, 7/31: 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.
 
Outfitting Porsches for Arabian kings, American ostrich farmers Top
Road Trip 2011: For 25 years, Porsche has offered its customers a high degree of customization for their new cars. Buyers can choose from any number of unusual interior-leather color combinations, and can even have their ranch's brand embossed on the seats. For a price, of course.
 
Porsche's Exclusive customization shop Top
Road Trip 2011: Anyone who buys a Porsche can choose to have just about anything on the car customized--unless it's unsafe. CNET reporter Daniel Terdiman took a look at some of the ways new owners have their vehicles outfitted.
 
A beginner's guide to telecom jargon, part 3 Top
This week, CNET tackles one of the hottest words in the industry, "spectrum," and explains the difference between selling a product and shipping one.
 
Dead British gamer's father warns of blood clot risks Top
Chris Staniforth, 20, died in May of a pulmonary embolism brought on by marathon Xbox sessions. His family wants gamers to know the risks of prolonged sessions.
 
World's first 'printed' plane snaps together and flies Top
English engineers used 3D laser printers to build up the unmanned plane layer by layer.
 
Anonymous touts its own social network: 'Anon+' Top
With the DefCon hacking conference set to begin in Las Vegas next week, hacking group/movement/"idea" Anonymous is touting its own "social network," a site with the Googly moniker Anon+.
 
Road Trip Pic of the Day, 7/30: 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.
 

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