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• Some Retailers Beat Apple's 'Black Friday' Deals Apple cut MacBook Pro and iMac prices for a day, but ongoing Apple bargains may be found elsewhere.
• Struggling Wikipedia Sheds Thousands of Editors An academic researcher questions the site's viability, but Wikipedia defends its policies.
• How to Buy a Flat-Screen TV Our video buying guide tells you what to look for when shopping.
• Twitter Inspires More to Go Mobile Increasing numbers of tweets are being sent from mobile devices, researchers report.
• Nokia N900 Launch Delayed High demand is forcing users to wait for the Maemo 5 handset.
• Windows 7 Sales Beat Mac OS X Market Share Microsoft's newest OS entry jumps ahead of the Mac's market numbers, one tracking firm reports.
• Snap Screenshots on Your Palm with QuickTake QuickTake screen capture utility for Palm takes pictures of your Palm screen.
• 10 Totally Ridiculous Combo Gadgets From a combo taser/MP3 player to a computer mouse/VoIP phone, these Frankengadgets never should have seen the light of day.
• Dell Offers Custom Chromium OS Download For Mini 10V Dell has made available a custom downloadable version of Google's Chromium OS for their Mini 10V netbook.
• Wal-Mart's Black Friday Rip-off Customers arrived at 5 a.m. to find $198 laptops had all been assigned the day before to people who called the store, never mentioned in ads.
• Cyber Monday: E-Shop Til You Drop If you didn't scoop up all the Black Friday bargains you'd hoped for, get ready for a new round of dirt-cheap discounts on Cyber Monday.
• How to Lose Your Identity This Holiday Season Looking to expose your personal data to online thieves? Follow these five easy steps — or better yet, use them as a cautionary tale.
• Psystar Hoped to Sell 12 Million Mac Clones Annually The unauthorized maker of OS X computers that Apple is trying to put out of business shared fantastic sales projections with potential investors.
• iPhone Owners Gobble Up Online Media According to a new study, iPhone owners are more likely to purchase online media — such as on-demand TV on their phones — than average consumers.
• Why E-book Readers Make Bad Holiday Gifts Sure, the e-book market has never been better — but that doesn't mean you should buy an e-book reader as a gift. At least not this year.
• Retail Mania, IE Woes, EU Charges Although this is a normally slow tech news week, some real news occurred, what with the ongoing IE exploit and the larger world not sidetracked by holidays.
• New Malware Scam Targets Twilight Fans Security firm warns that a free movie offer supplies instead a contaminated viewer.
• Buffalo Brings SuperSpeed To Blu-ray With New External Drive A new external Blu-ray burner from Buffalo promises write speeds of 12X when using USB 3.0.
• British Hacker Loses Another Extradiction Appeal The U.K. Home Minister says Gary McKinnon must face his charges in the U.S., as the latest in a line of rebuffs.
• Get the Most for Your Gear-buying Dollar It's as inevitable as the turkey hangover the day after Thanksgiving: There's a hot new camera, game system or MP3 player everyone wants for the holidays, and...
• Luxand Glamourizer Turns Candids Into Glamour Shots Automatically touch up and enhance skin tones in digital portraits with Luxand Glamourizer.
• Camera Genius for IPhone When counting down the ways Apple set the bar for smartphones, it's safe to say that the phone's built-in camera--even with the improvements introduced with the...
• IRemember 2.5 These days, we can view and share photos almost as fast as we can capture them. With a quick click of a button, your photos can be stored and sent to friends...
• Addicus for IPhone It's usually a good sign when a game makes you curse under your breath every time you lose. Addicus, an arcade puzzle from Get Set Games, looks like Super Mario...
• Derek Jeter Real Baseball for IPhone Follow baseball coverage long enough, and eventually you'll come across an article where some sportswriter, columnist, or pundit will opine something along the...