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• Top 12 Sony PlayStation 3 Games Twelve titles that every PlayStation 3 owner should have in their collection.
• Pranks for Geeks: 15 Fun Ways to Pwn Co-Workers Take an episode of The Office and mix with Revenge of the Nerds, and you get these high-tech practical jokes to play on your co-workers.
• The Geekiest Moments in Video Game History A look at some of the geekiest moments in video game history--and we don’t mean geeky-cool. These are the things that make us feel ashamed to be gamers.
• CES: DisplayLink Says USB 3.0 Video Coming Soon DisplayLink plans to show off a new chip that supports the USB 3.0 standard at the Consumer Electronics Show next month in Las Vegas.
• 2009's Most Memorable IT Apologies Top tech companies issued a bundle of apologies for their assorted mistakes and misdeeds in 2009. Some said they were sorry with style, while others offered up mealymouthed mea culpas.
• Ghost of Christmas Past: Tech TV Ads from Yesteryear These holiday-themed electronics commercials are sure to stir your inner geek's sentimental side during the yuletide season.
• An Apple Tablet in January? 50-50 Chance, Analyst Says A top Wall Street analyst said in a research note today that there's a 50-50 chance that Apple will unveil a tablet device in January.
• Google's Nexus One Details: What We Know So Far For all that we know about the Google phone, its business model -- arguably the most interesting thing about it – remains a big question mark.
• Latest BlackBerry Outage Caps a Year of Network Woes RIM, as well as with big names like Google, Microsoft and Salesforce.com, have been among the companies scrambling to restore services in 2009.
• iMac Update a Failure -- New Displays Continue to Flicker According to Apple's own support forum, owners of Apple's 27-in. iMac say the company's firmware update released earlier this week has not solved their flickering display problems.
• Top 10 Stylish Cameras Just in time for the holidays, here are ten of the most fashionable point-and-shoot cameras.
• App Store Success Stories Require a Pinch of Salt There are a few points worth considering before celebrating the iPhone App store or any other mobile marketplace as a limitless source of fame and fortune.
• Wireless Gift Guide for Last-Minute Shoppers Check out these suggestions for last-minute (or late) gifts for the wireless technology lover on your shopping list.
• MiFi: The Best Product of 2009 This year's game-changing product is from Novatel and it is called a MiFi, a super small card that's about the size of a third of a pack of playing cards.
• Yelp Doesn't Need Google, But Google Could Use Yelp Google could integrate Yelp results into its maps searches, or build those results right into Android -- an easy way for Google to improve its own business directory.
• Tough Times for Chip Makers Gartner analysts project semiconductor sales will show a 11.4% decline in 2009.
• Predator Drone's Video Feed Hacked on the Cheap U.S. officials say Iraqi militants have obtained access to the drone’s video feeds by using $26 programs like SkyGrabber.
• 10 Biggest Printer Problems -- And How To Fix Them Don't toss your inkjet or laser out the window -- you need that printer, after all! Here's how you can channel your inner tech support rep to repair that which has failed you.
• Why Don't Tech Media Mavens Understand Satire? The amount of bloviating on Dan Lyons’ satirical movement to bring AT&T’s network to its knees has been astounding.
• Twitter Hacked by Iran? No Way, Say Bloggers The overnight wires hummed with tales of Twitter being hacked by the "Iranian Cyber Army." But all is not as it seems.
• 4 Key Questions for Apple About Lala Analysis: Google has good news for Lala fans, but Apple isn’t talking.
• BlackBerry Outage Over, Says RIM Some users' e-mail will still be delayed as servers send out queued correspondences; Research in Motion is still investigating the cause of the outage.
• YouTube's Most Watched Videos of 2009 YouTube has just released a list of its most popular videos of 2009. Ready to see what the world's been watching?
• Rogue Antivirus Lurks Behind Google Doodle Searches Many of the search results that come up when one clicks on yesterday's Google Doodle are malicious.
• EU Accepts Microsoft Deal on Browser Choice Microsoft's promise to allow Windows users to choose which Web browser they use has been accepted by the European Commission.