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• Twitter's Mixer Labs Buy Puts Location-Based Services in the Spotlight 2010 is likely to be a big year for services that track and use your location. Here are five services to watch.
• Best-of-Breed Online Backup Memopal Gives You More For Your Money (Or No Money) Get 3GB free online backup with excellent backup utility Memopal.
• What a Dumb Decade: The 87 Lamest Moments in Tech A year-by-year look back at the biggest blunders and goofiest stories of 2000 through 2009.
• Yelp Rejects Google, Google Walks from Yelp: Bad News Either Way Google and Yelp don't seem to agree on why the deal between the two unraveled, but it's unfortunate regardless of how it happened.
• Half-Open Limit Fix Speeds Up Torrents in XP Increase your torrent and Web browsing speeds with small, effective, and free utility Half-Open Limit Fix.
• Insignia NS-WBRDVD Blu-ray Disc Player The Insignia NS-WBRDVD offers excellent image quality, wireless connectivity, and a pleasing Netflix interface; but it stumbles in its Wi-Fi setup.
• Toshiba BDX2000 Blu-ray Disc Player Great image quality saves the Toshiba BDX2000 from being just another mundane, low-cost Blu-ray player.
• Pioneer BDP-320 Blu-ray Disc Player This well-designed model delivers consistently pleasing images, and did well on DVD upconversion, but it lacks the streaming capabilities found on many competing models.
• Sony BDP-S560 Blu-ray Disc Player The Sony BDP-S560 delivers very good images--exceptional ones on DVD--and Wi-Fi connectivity, but its poorly designed remote and lack of streaming extras hurt its value.
• LG Electronics BD370 Blu-ray Disc Player A terrific picture, a responsive interface, and plenty of streaming goodness make the LG BD370 a terrific player, despite a few shortcomings.
• Samsung BD-P3600 Blu-ray Disc Player The Samsung BD-P3600 delivers great-looking images and Internet streaming. But it should be a lot easier to use than it is in practice.
• LG Electronics BD390 Blu-ray Disc Player Great Blu-ray images and the best networking and streaming we've seen to date on a Blu-ray Disc player justify the LG BD390’s lofty price.
• HDTV: 10 Top Trends Coming to a Screen Near You in 2010 When you step into a consumer electronics store next year, these will be the hottest HDTV products and features that your salesperson will be hawking.
• CrossGL SnapDraw Makes It a Snap to Capture and Work With Images Take screenshots, manipulate them, and add magnifications and annotations to them with CrossGL SnapDraw
• Excellent Picture Quality: Three HDTVs from Samsung and Sony If you're in the market for a new HDTV, these three models all have great picture quality.
• 10 Classic Christmas Movies on Blu-ray More and more holiday movies are now available in all their high-definition glory on your HDTV.
• Image Comparer Helps Weed Out Duplicate Photos Photo utility Image Comparer checks large numbers of photos to help you manage duplicates and similars.
• MaxiVista Turns Other PCs Into Multiple Monitors Extend your monitor onto another PC with MaxiVista.
• HDTVs: Are More ‘Hertz’ Worth More Money? TV makers are touting flat panels with higher refresh rates, but the difference in image quality may be hard to see.
• Inexpensive AOC Envision L42H961 Worth a Look for Those With Tight Budgets AOC's HDTV stumbles on fast-motion content, but otherwise is a decent no-frills set at a rock-bottom price.
• New Blu-ray Titles for Showing Off Your Home Theater With a great HDTV, a top-notch Blu-ray player, and a powerful sound system, your home theater is sure to impress. Here are ten recent Blu-ray releases that will wow your family and friends.
• HDTV Holiday Pricing: How Low Can It Go? Retailers continue to offer deep discounts on HDTVs, but watch out for the gotchas
• VistaSwitcher a Sight Better Than Vista's Task Window Replace that boring old alt-tab window with the prettier--and more useful--VistaSwitcher.
• Google's Chrome OS Aims to Speed Up Netbooks Look for Google’s lightweight, browser-based operating system to debut on mobile systems sometime in 2010.
• Oops!Backup Is A Delightfully Easy Way to Back Up Data Friendly continuous-backup utility Oops!Backup includes a useful timeline restore feature.