20110804

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Road Trip Pic of the Day, 8/4: Where 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.
 
Twitter revamping mobile site for iPad users Top
The company is tweaking its mobile twitter.com site using HTML5 to make it more user-friendly for iPad users.
 
PlayStation Vita to hit U.S., Europe in 2012, report says Top
Bloomberg says Sony Computer Entertainment chief Kazuo Hirai made the release official while talking to reporters today.
 
Galaxy Tab users to get TouchWiz update tomorrow Top
Samsung's Galaxy Tab 10.1 tablet will start receiving an over-the-air update on Friday that will provide the TouchWiz UI and other new and improved features.
 
T-Mobile revenue, subscriber totals fall in Q2 Top
The carrier says its subscriber base has shrunken by 50,000 people. However, customers using 3G or 4G smartphones are up year over year.
 
Why green-tech start-ups depend on big business Top
Corporate partners are vital to nurturing innovations from green-tech start-ups and giving them the gravitas they need to scale beyond niche products.
 
The mystery man behind Megaupload piracy fight Top
A 300-pound hacker, street racer, and convicted computer criminal is allegedly menacing filmmakers. The founder of Megaupload, a service accused in a lawsuit of encouraging illegal file sharing, is a character right out of a studio script.
 
Georgia Tech project arms consumers against restrictive ISPs Top
Researchers developing suite of tools for routers to help users track bandwidth performance and usage.
 
Hands-on with the BlackBerry Bold 9900, BlackBerry Torch 9810 and 9860 Top
RIM gave fans a preview of its upcoming BlackBerry OS 7 devices at a special event in Toronto. CNET was on hand to get a closer look; check out some of our first impressions here.
 
Intel invests $50 million in cloud, Chinese firms Top
Intel invests a total of approximately $50 million in two separate funding moves. One provides funding for Intel Science and Technology Centers. The other invests in Chinese firms.
 
Missouri restricts social networking between teachers, students (podcast) Top
A controversial new Missouri law would prohibit teachers from using social-networking sites like Facebook for carrying out "exclusive" conversations with a current or former student.
 
When hacking Chrome, it's all about your data Top
Not only is Google's Chrome OS hackable, the nature of the vulnerabilities highlights risks to your personal data, say security researchers at Black Hat.
 
Researcher demos attacks on Siemens industrial control systems Top
Researcher opens "can of worms" about security weaknesses in systems running critical infrastructure environments, expert says.
 
Find my Mac tracking tool crops up on iCloud.com Top
A feature that lets users track where their Mac at any given time has gone live on the developer version of iCloud.com.
 
This Day in Tech: Google lawyer takes a jab at Apple, Microsoft, Oracle over Android patent wars Top
To busy to keep up with the tech news? Here are some of the more interesting stories from CNET for Wednesday, August 3.
 
Has Starbucks had enough of laptop loungers? Top
A report suggests that some Starbucks in New York are covering up outlets so that people can't sit there all day on their laptops.
 
Facebook News Feed to get face-lift? Top
Social network is tinkering with an unfiltered News Feed and changes to its "Like" button, according to a Wall Street Journal report.
 
AT&T gets merger support from a key lawmaker Top
Chairman of the House Judiciary Committee is getting behind AT&T for its deal to acquire T-Mobile USA.
 
ITC judge in Kodak vs. Apple, RIM case retires Top
The judge in charge of doling out a ruling in Kodak's complaint against Apple and Research In Motion with the U.S. International Trade Commission has retired.
 
iPhone 5 rumor roundup Top
CNET tracks all the iPhone 5 rumors--from the likely to the crazy--that we've heard so far in 2011.
 

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20110803

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Facebook News Feed to get face-lift? Top
Social network is tinkering with an unfiltered News Feed and changes to its "Like" button, according to a Wall Street Journal report.
 
AT&T gets merger support from a key lawmaker Top
Chairman of the House Judiciary Committee is getting behind AT&T for its deal to acquire T-Mobile USA.
 
ITC judge in Kodak vs. Apple, RIM case retires Top
The judge in charge of doling out a ruling in Kodak's complaint against Apple and Research In Motion with the U.S. International Trade Commission has retired.
 
iPhone 5 rumor roundup Top
CNET tracks all the iPhone 5 rumors--from the likely to the crazy--that we've heard so far in 2011.
 
Randi Zuckerberg to leave Facebook to start social media firm Top
The company's marketing director--who's also the sister of CEO and co-founder Mark Zuckerberg--is leaving Facebook after six years to start a new-media firm to help companies become more social.
 
Why you should think twice about buying a new BlackBerry Top
Research in Motion is readying a wave of new BlackBerrys for the market, but should you pick one up? CNET explains why that might be a bad idea.
 
BrightSource adds salt for solar power at night Top
Molten salt storage system will allow its solar power plants to deliver power reliably and into the evening, making solar more valuable to the grid.
 
Clearwire announces LTE shift as losses mount Top
Clearwire reports wider losses for the second quarter. The company also announces it plans to use 4G LTE technology on top of its existing WiMax network.
 
Google's top lawyer rips Apple, Microsoft and Oracle Top
David Drummond, Google's senior vice president and chief legal officer, says the tech troika's attacks on Android patents serve to stifle innovation and drive up costs.
 
White House: Need to monitor online 'extremism' Top
President Obama's new anti-"extremism" strategy hints at expanding monitoring of social networks beyond what Homeland Security already does.
 
Analyst: Future Mac, iPhone on unified platform Top
Analyst at Jefferies & Company spells out his vision of Apple's future in a research note that touches on all of the marquee issues for Apple in 2012 and beyond.
 
Tokyo's Clone Factory thinks you're a doll Top
Shop in Tokyo's Akihabara district will make a surprisingly realistic (or is it creepy?) little doll version of you--in case one of you isn't enough.
 
How to tweet like a man Top
Sociolinguistics gives us the keys to more masculine or feminine tweeting. Hint, guys: Google my jeep my ni$$@, http it up, bro. 4 sale. need $.
 
Get a Samsung Nexus S free at Best Buy today Top
In an uncharacteristic move, Google is offering free Samsung Nexus S smartphones at Best Buy, for one day only.
 
Report: iTunes 'Replay' streaming service nears Top
Streaming and re-downloadable movies and TV shows are said to be headed to iTunes in the form of the Replay feature. Once rumored to launch in 2009, a new report says the feature is ready.
 
New tech modernizes the cash register Top
Call them the cash registers of the future. New technology from a company called Square enables business owners to turn their smartphones or tablets into registers. But not everyone is sold on it. CNET's Kara Tsuboi reports.
 
New 'Bite Counter' a pedometer for eating Top
Device tracks wrist-roll motion to tally how many bites people take in hopes they can better gauge not calories or nutrition, but at least consumption.
 
Behold the fan that muffles itself Top
How to make your noisy PC less obnoxious: Have its fans generate their own anti-noise.
 
Peek inside the flames of shuttle's final launch (photos) Top
For 13 seconds around NASA's final shuttle launch, six cameras captured thousands of images at different exposure settings. The resulting composite gives a view of the powerful engine's exhaust that can't otherwise be seen with the human eye.
 
Microsoft offers $250,000 for security defense research Top
Redmond still says no to bug bounties, but offers a $200,000 first prize and $50,000 second prize instead for research in security defense.
 

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Relief: IE users not stupid after all Top
A research study that purported to suggest that IE users had lower IQs than users of other browsers now appears to have been bogus.
 
72 people charged in online child porn ring Top
And 52 of those suspects charged have already been arrested as part of the investigation, which the Justice Department launched in December 2009.
 
Report: Samsung in hunt for InterDigital's patents Top
Samsung is said to be considering bidding on InterDigital's patent portfolio, which is being prepared for auction. The move comes at a time when Samsung is embroiled in extensive IP litigation.
 
Nissan calls out Top Gear over Leaf review Top
Nissan executive vice-president Andy Palmer asserts that Top Gear created its portrayal of the Nissan Leaf running out of electricity, rather than actually testing the car.
 
MetroPCS's 4G isn't exactly greased lightning Top
CNET takes a look at the prepaid carrier's next-generation network, which has been crucial to drawing new customers, but nowhere near as fast as the similarly named 4G LTE network Verizon offers.
 
Operation: Shady RAT Top
AT&T will release three new BlackBerry phones running the new OS 7, AOL launches it own daily iPad-only magazine called Editions, and McAfee reveals a massive, worldwide hacking attack called Operation: Shady RAT that has been targeting government and private industry.
 
Rumor: iPad 3 could launch by Thanksgiving Top
A report from Taiwan Economic News cites industry executives as saying they estimate Apple will release the next version of its tablet as early as Thanksgiving--"or next year."
 
Philips brings home 'L Prize' with efficient LED lamp Top
Philips' 60-watt equivalent LED bulb, expected in stores next year, wins the L Prize for the most energy-efficient and long-lasting lighting product.
 
Google offers workshops to lure Android developers Top
The search giant is holding a series of developer workshops in the coming weeks, specifically geared toward optimizing apps for Android tablets.
 
Cloud Engines recalls Pogoplug Video devices Top
Product safety officials warn that about 11,000 of Cloud Engines' Pogoplug Video media streaming boxes could possibly overheat or catch fire.
 
Nintendo apologizes to early adopters for 3DS price cut Top
Company's CEO says Nintendo was forced to drop the price of the 3DS in order to help the platform "gain popularity."
 
Comcast gets boost from NBC Universal Top
Comcast's NBC Universal division helped boost profits, and the company held its own against phone company competitors as it added more broadband subscribers and lost fewer TV customers.
 
Window and insulation experts the next plumbers? Top
Emerging technologies geared toward closing a "thermal envelope" in green building, already the largest growth market in construction, are poised to see increased growth by 2020, report says.
 
Leyden Energy funded for better gadget batteries Top
Battery company lands $20 million in funding to commercialize energy-dense lithium ion batteries for consumer electronics, which promise longer life.
 
Gmail voice calling offering lower international rates Top
Accessible through Gmail, Google's phone call feature is being rolled out in 38 new languages with cheaper rates across more than 150 international regions.
 
Keeping up with the hackers (chart) Top
This handy chart provides a timeline of the computer attacks and hacks that have happened over the past few months.
 
Road Trip Pic of the Day, 8/3: 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.
 
Yahoo Mail suffers outage; users react Top
Mail service was down for many, and affected users took to Twitter to complain. Yahoo now says all's well again, after acknowledging problems for "some users in certain locations."
 
AOL launches Editions, a magazine for the iPad Top
The competitor to Flipboard and Zite takes the form of a free iPad app called Editions that lets you build your own daily digital magazine.
 
Apple fined $2,800 for location tracking Top
Company's South Korea unit was fined 3 million South Korean won following the company's location-tracking troubles earlier this year.
 

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MetroPCS's 4G isn't exactly greased lightning Top
CNET takes a look at the prepaid carrier's next-generation network, which has been crucial to drawing new customers, but no where near as fast as the similarly named 4G LTE network Verizon offers.
 
Operation: Shady RAT Top
AT&T will release three new BlackBerry phones running the new BlackBerry OS 7, AOL launches it own daily iPad-only magazine called Editions, and McAfee in a report in Vanity Fair reveals a new major hacking attack called "Operation: Shady RAT" that has been targeting government and private industry.
 
Rumor: iPad 3 could launch by Thanksgiving Top
Apple could launch its next iPad as early as Thanksgiving, according to a story in the Taiwan Economic News, which further claims that the company will then discount the price of the iPad 2.
 
Philips brings home 'L Prize' with efficient LED lamp Top
Philips' 60-watt equivalent LED bulb, expected in stores next year, wins the L Prize for the most energy-efficient and long-lasting lighting product.
 
Google offers workshops to lure Android developers Top
The search giant is holding a series of developer workshops in the coming weeks, specifically geared toward optimizing apps for Android tablets.
 
Cloud Engines recalls Pogoplug Video devices Top
Product safety officials warn that about 11,000 of Cloud Engines' Pogoplug Video media streaming boxes could possibly overheat or catch fire.
 
Nintendo apologizes to early adopters for 3DS price cut Top
Satoru Iwata says Nintendo was forced to drop the price of the 3DS in order to help the platform "gain popularity."
 
Comcast gets boost from NBC Universal Top
Comcast's NBC Universal division helped boost profits, and the company held its own against phone company competitors as it added more broadband subscribers and lost fewer TV customers.
 
Window and insulation experts the next plumbers? Top
Emerging technologies geared toward closing a "thermal envelope" in green building, already the largest growth market in construction, are poised to see increased growth by 2020, report says.
 
Leyden Energy funded for better gadget batteries Top
Battery company lands $20 million in funding to commercialize energy-dense lithium ion batteries for consumer electronics, which promise longer life.
 
Gmail voice calling offering lower international rates Top
Accessible through Gmail, Google's phone call feature is being rolled out in 38 new languages with cheaper rates across more than 150 international regions.
 
Keeping up with the hackers (chart) Top
This handy chart provides a timeline of the computer attacks and hacks that have happened over the past few months.
 
Road Trip Pic of the Day, 8/3: 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.
 
Yahoo Mail suffering outage; users react Top
The service has been unavailable for many, and affected users are taking to Twitter to complain. Yahoo acknowledges problems for "some users in certain locations."
 
AOL launches Editions, a magazine for the iPad Top
The competitor to Flipboard and Zite takes the form of a free iPad app called Editions that lets you build your own daily digital magazine.
 
Apple fined $2,800 for location tracking Top
Company's South Korea unit was fined 3 million South Korean won following the company's location-tracking troubles earlier this year.
 
Apple OS woes: The Lion ate my laptop Top
When the new Apple Lion OS seized up the computer of a CNET blogger, it was a good case study of Lion's early glitches and possible solutions.
 
Disposable sensor detects heavy metals in humans Top
A team at the University of Cincinnati says its sensor is the first lab-on-a-chip able to consistently pinpoint levels of highly electronegative manganese and will be tested in rural Ohio in 2012.
 
Google+ speeds to 25 million users in first month Top
Growing at around 1 million members per day, Google+ had captured 25 million visitors as of July 24, becoming the fastest site to reach that level, according to ComScore.
 
Report: Apple orders 10 million iPhone 5 units for September Top
Company has hired manufacturer Pegatron, which will start shipping the smartphone in September, according to Taiwan's DigiTimes.
 

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20110802

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This Day in Tech: Obama signs debt limit bill; ZocDoc announces $50M funding round Top
Too busy to keep up with the tech news? Here are some of the more interesting stories from CNET for Tuesday, August 2.
 
World's smallest battery will put power everywhere Top
University researchers make a battery out of a nanowire, setting the record for the smallest powerpack. Someday the batteries could be inside your body.
 
Google, TI cozy up on Android Ice Cream Sandwich Top
TI and Google are getting together on Ice Cream Sandwich, the version of Android that unifies the phone and tablet platforms.
 
States weigh in on AT&T-T-Mobile merger Top
So far, 28 state governments have voiced an opinion on the proposed merger between T-Mobile and AT&T. Most are in favor, but a few are expressing concern.
 
Twitter ready to close the door on old site Top
Popular microblogging site says it will migrate users still on old home page interface to the redesigned home page this week.
 
Start-up ZocDoc announces $50 million funding round Top
The medical appointment booking service plans to use the DST Global investment to expand its presence to more cities nationwide.
 
Newt Gingrich accused of Twitter follower fraud Top
Gawker and an anonymous ex-staffer of Newt Gingrich are accusing the presidential candidate of buying more than a million (fake) followers on Twitter.
 
Personal Audio's second suit against Apple denied Top
Personal Audio's attempt at getting more money out of Apple with a second patent infringement suit has been denied by a U.S. District judge.
 
Researchers warn of SCADA equipment discoverable via Google Top
Google searches find critical infrastructure equipment that could be remotely controlled over the Internet.
 
Taxi dash cam nabs phone thief in the act Top
A man rips a cell phone out of a woman's hand. Little might he have imagined that a 180-degree camera on a taxi's dashboard would capture the whole thing.
 
Broadband subscribers mostly get what they pay for Top
A report from the FCC shows that on average broadband customers are getting about 80 percent of the advertised speed of broadband services. This is a huge improvement from two years ago.
 
A free lunch for Netflix? Top
The video company is butting heads with ISPs over the issue of how the costs of streaming are covered. But it's hardly time for the FCC to step in, Robert Hahn and Peter Passell argue.
 
iPhone 5 rumor roundup Top
CNET tracks all the iPhone 5 rumors--from the likely to the crazy--that we've heard so far in 2011.
 
Life has been 'utter hell,' says Airbnb victim Top
The victim in the Airbnb incident writes on her blog that the company should have had protection measures in place from the start.
 
New Samsung ad screams: iPad 2's too slow Top
In an ad for the Galaxy Tab, Samsung assails the iPad over its alleged tortoise-like nature.
 
The major players in mobile payments Top
A who's who of the most recent partnerships for the hot, and rapidly growing, mobile payments sector.
 
Giant teddy bear robot can pick you off the floor Top
Too tired to get up? Get a leg up from Riba II, the latest teddy bear robot nurse from Japan. No, you can't take it to bed.
 
Study: Cybercrime costs on the rise from last year Top
A new study says the cost of dealing with, and the frequency of, cybercrime is up sharply from last year, due in part to the sophistication of attacks.
 
Chrome 13 delivers Instant Pages Top
The latest update to Google Chrome brings the new Instant Pages feature to the stable version of the browser, along with print preview--but not for all.
 
EnviroKats replaces kitty litter with recycled tires Top
Rinse and repeat. Those instructions work for the EnviroKats recycled-tire cat litter system. Ground-up tires are designed to replace disposable litters.
 

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T-Mobile wades into mobile payments Top
The carrier is allowing customers to make purchases on the phone and have the charge sent to their cellphone bill.
 
Samsung plans Apple-OK'd Galaxy Tab Down Under Top
Samsung said in a statement that it's working on a version of its Galaxy tablet for the Australian market that will differ from its U.S. counterpart in order to comply with Apple's legal complaints.
 
MetroPCS says 25% of its customers use smartphones Top
Executives defend its strategy, which includes offering prepaid plans with no lock-in, as the company posts disappointing second-quarter results.
 
Porn site dings Megaupload in copyright case Top
A porn site with a lackluster record fighting copyright cases is taking on one of the largest, most mysterious and highly controversial sources of pirated video on the Web.
 
iPad 2 ship times cut to 24 hours in U.S., Canada Top
Apple has carved the ship times for its second-generation tablet down to 24 hours in the U.S. and Canada for the first time since launch.
 
Peak radiation spots found at Fukushima plant Top
Operator Tepco finds pockets of radiation at the Fukushima Daiichi plant so high they could kill a person after just several seconds.
 
Elon Musk: Humans should be 'multi-planet species' Top
The SpaceX founder said that if humans don't establish a settlement on Mars, it wouldn't make for "a very bright future."
 
New airport scanners alarmed by sweaty armpits Top
Australia's Sydney Airport debuts allegedly the most sophisticated scanners in the world. However, they appear to be unreasonably sensitive to sweaty armpits.
 
ITC to investigate Apple's complaint vs. Samsung Top
The U.S. International Trade Commission will look into whether Samsung infringes on Apple's intellectual property with its mobile phones and tablets.
 
iCloud gets tested and priced Top
Skype releases and then pulls its iPad app, Microsoft stops publishing the locations of millions of mobile and Wi-Fi devices, and Apple opens up iCloud.com for testing and reveals pricing for extra storage.
 
Sprint to sell 4G services to wholesale customers Top
The move is designed to broaden the customer base using its 4G service, which faces competition from the likes of Verizon Wireless.
 
Man arrested in News of the World phone-hacking scandal Top
A 71-year-old man has been arrested by the U.K. Metropolitan Police, but so far, his identity has not been revealed.
 
Analyst: iPhone 5 could double Apple's market share Top
A small survey of mobile phone owners by Piper Jaffray analyst Gene Munster shows 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 conversation is stored in the .amr file format, research at CA say.
 
PC chip shipments flat, but sales up Top
Global 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, that 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 cell phone services in partnership with the convenience store chain.
 
Airbnb revamps policies in response to vandalism Top
After a customer's home was vandalized by a guest, travel marketplace Airbnb makes a slew of changes to its policies to help guard against future incidents.
 
Study: Android takes 48 percent market share in Q2 Top
Research firm Canalys says that Apple's iOS platform snagged the second spot with 19 percent market share, besting the Symbian platform.
 

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