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• Google Partners with Canonical for Chrome OS Rather than seeing Google's Chrome operating system as competing with Linux desktop distributions, Canonical is working with Google to make the OS.
• iPhone Hogs Half of World's Mobile Data? Not Really A report from AdMob has a lot of people in the blogosphere claiming iPhone users are bandwidth hogs.
• Use Aero Snap to Simplify File Management Think Aero Snap is one of those Windows 7 features that has no real practical value? Think again.
• Keep Your Passwords Private--and Handy--With LastPass An online airing of tens of thousands of stolen Webmail passwords suggests that it’s time to find extra protection.
• Perfectly Clear for IPhone Even the best photos can often be improved by a few quick edits. This is true with traditional digital cameras, and it's true photos taken with an iPhone. As its...
• Mobile Groups Protest Proposed Net Neutrality Rules Mobile groups raise concerns about proposed net neutrality rules.
• Apple to Offer Black Friday Deals Shoppers, start your engines! Er, well, maybe not just yet.
• Google Releases Open Source Version of Chrome OS The new Chrome operating system is aimed at the increasing mobile and netbook sector, Google says.
• Bugs & Fixes: Firefox Squashes a Buggy Microsoft Plug-In Plus: A massive Microsoft patch batch, and fixes for Adobe Reader and Acrobat.
• 1TB SSD Drive Available Now; A Steal At Just Over $3,000 OCZ Technology's new Colossus Series of solid-state drives includes a pricey 1TB option.
• Frequently Asked Photo Questions for November Dave answers reader questions about taking group portraits, eliminating duplicate photos, making double exposures, and more.
• Photo Contest: Hot Pics for November Subscribers to Dave Johnson's Digital Focus newsletter took these shots.
• Google to Buy Display Ad Company Google said it plans to buy display ad company Teracent for an undisclosed sum.
• Samsung Omnia II Arrives Just in Time for Holidays The Samsung Omnia II has some impressive specs and an attractive look, but can it compete with the latest Android super smartphones?
• Apple's Schiller Talks App Store, Approval Process As the controversy over the best-selling phenomenon App Store and the Approval Process of Mysteries (take that, Harry Potter) continues, Apple has awoken...
• AOL Changes Its Logo, and More AOL changes logo as the most obvious part of a makeover to help the fading online giant regain some of its past glory.
• Critical Zero-Day Flaw Opens Holes in IE 6 and 7 A newly discovered security hole in IE 6 and 7 allows for attacks against either browser.
• Windows 8 in 2012? Microsoft appears to be on track to update Windows every three years.
• Wipro, Other Indian Outsourcers Expand in the US Wipro and other Indian outsourcers expand in the U.S. both for business and political reasons.
• Can Apple's iPhone 'Walled Garden' Continue to Thrive? As mobile app competition mounts, Apple may find it harder to maintain its iron hand over app submissions.
• The Missing Sync for Windows Mobile 4 For syncing Macs with Windows Mobile smartphones, The Missing Sync for Windows Mobile from Mark/Space has been the top solution. Version 4 adds support for new...
• Samsung SyncMaster 2233SW Measuring less than 22 inches, Samsung's SyncMaster 2233SW certainly won't replace your big-screen HDTV. But in our subjective tests, this 21.5-inch LCD monitor...
• Windows 8 Release Expected in 2012 Hints and slips indicate Microsoft plans to stick with its schedule of updating versions every three years.
• The Macalope: Stupidium Is an Infinite Resource It was a banner week for stupid opinion pieces about Apple. Indeed, the Macalope had a hard time narrowing the field. He did eventually pick two lucky winners...
• Chrome Unveiled; Microsoft Cheers Now that we've all had a chance to check out the source code, Microsoft is likely breathing a sigh of relief at Google's OS entry.