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• Hands On With the Litl Webbook This odd device looks like a laptop but acts like an Internet appliance.
• HP Experiments With Android Company shows a netbook running Google's Android OS, but it may never be an actual product.
• Podcast: CES Highlights PC World's editors discuss the coolest things they've found in the pre-show buzz at the Consumer Electronics Show.
• First Look: Motorola Backflip With Motoblur Motorola's second phone with Motoblur, the Backflip has a reverse QWERTY flip keyboard as well a touchpad on the behind the display.
• HP Updates Notebook Lineup, Including Touchscreen Netbook New netbooks, tablets, and workstations feature new Intel chips.
• HP Unveils Touch Netbook, Plans to Show Tablet at CES HP and Microsoft are co-developing the 'Courier' tablet PC, to be revealed during Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer's keynote speech at CES this evening.
• Why IE Will Lose Market Share in 2010 Microsoft's Internet Explorer has lost nearly a third of its market share over the past five years, and analysts say it will be tough for Microsoft to stop that trend.
• Sensia: Internet Radio Gets Colorful New Face PURE's Sensia Internet radio uses a large color touchscreen to improve ease of use and access sites like Facebook and Twitter.
• Asustek Shows New Eee PC With Slide-out Battery Asustek unveiled some of its newest products at CES on Tuesday, including a new netbook with slide-out battery and the N90 Bang & Olufsen widescreen laptop.
• Apple Tablet and Lenovo Smartbook Add New Categories to Confusing Market Apple's rumored tablet PC, and Lenovo's new smartbook and hybrid netbook-tablet muddy the waters in an already-confusing market for portable computers.
• New QNAP Storage Servers Boost Speed QNAP adds faster CPU to new business-centric network-attached storage.
• Keep an Eye on These Hot Start-ups in 2010 In spite of a tough economy, these start-ups are poised to tackle pressing problems related to virtualization, the cloud, smartphones, network management, security and power and cooling.
• Facebook Cuts Off Access to Profile-Killing Service Web 2.0 Suicide Machine was designed to systematically disembowel unwanted Facebook profiles.
• New Year, New Attacks Against Adobe Zero-Day The Internet Storm Center reports finding sophisticated attacks using .pdf files that go after an as-yet unpatched security hole.
• 3G vs. Terrestrial Broadband Phil Kunde wants to know if cell phone-type 3G Internet access makes a better choice than conventional broadband
• 10 Ways the Internet Will Change in 2010 Solid predictions for the Internet's continued evolution -- and how it will affect you.
• Namebench Boosts Internet Speed Speed up Web browsing by finding the fastest DNS servers with freebie Namebench.
• Is Cyber Crime a Threat to Your Business? More and more traditional crimes are committed through virtual means. So what are the solutions?
• What Are Your Tech Wishes for 2010? What do our readers want to see this year? Everything from a flying car to an Apple tablet.
• Old-School Secret: Delve Into Usenet With GrabIt GrabIt lets you browse Usenet posts and download binary files without the hassle of decoding, repairing, and extracting.
• Chrome Web Browser Inches Past Safari Google's Chrome Web browser market share rose more than 15 percent from November to December, sneaking past Safari into third place.
• Chrome Passes Safari as No. 3 Browser Less than two years on,Google's Chrome browser is the third most popular, while IE slips.
• Social Network Terms Go Mainstream Oxford research finds tech terms have expanded our vocabulary in unexpected ways.
• Incredible Bookmarks Helps You Find Your Way in Firefox Supercharge your Firefox bookmarks toolbar with free add-on Incredible Bookmarks.
• RockYou Sued Over Data Breach Company, which makes apps for social networking sites, has been sued after admitting a hacker obtained data about 30 million people.