• 2009 in Review: Cheeky and Pithy Quotes from Tech Leaders (and Others)

  
  Here's a roundup of our favorite quotes from tech celebrities (and others) including Steve Ballmer, Steve Jobs, Michael Dell, Larry Ellison, Lady Gaga, and more.

• Ghosts of Christmas Games Past

  
  Where can you bowl with elves, battle evil snowmen, and take your shots at flying turkey helicopters? Only in these 12 Christmas games of yesteryear.
• Apple Tablet Coming in January?
• E-Book Piracy: The Publishing Industry's Next Epic Saga?
• What a Dumb Decade: The 87 Lamest Moments in Tech
• PC World's Top 5 Most Dangerous Videos
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Latest News

• Japan Connects to TPE Regional Fiber Network A new undersea fiber-optic cable has gone into operation that links Japan with the regional Trans-Pacific Express Cable Network (TPE), NTT said Monday.
• Toshiba Develops Translation System for Cell Phones Toshiba has developed a cell phone translation system for English, Chinese and Japanese.
• China Mobile Executive Under Investigation A China Mobile executive is being investigated by Chinese authorities for suspected "serious personal violations."
• 2009: Another Bad Year for Data Security Analysis: Despite some improvements in patching and mail security, we've made very little progress against stopping cybercriminals
• Good Guys Bring Down the Mega-D Botnet Chalk up one for the defenders. Here’s how a trio of security researchers used a three-step attack to defeat a 250,000-pronged botnet.
• 2009 in Review: Apple's Big Events, Including The Return of CEO Steve Jobs 2009 was a good year for Apple with a bevy of new products including new MacBooks, iPods and a new iPhone.
• Hot Security Predictions for 2010 I'm looking forward to 2010, while trying to erase the memory of 2009. Here are my security predictions for the new year.
• 2010 Predictions: The Year Ahead in Tech Five predictions about what 2010 has in store for Windows, Apple, Twitter, and more
• Top 12 Sony PlayStation 3 Games Twelve titles that every PlayStation 3 owner should have in their collection.
• 2009's Top 5 Data Disasters From Internet leaks to lost hard drives, this year's security snafus are ordinary but still draw scrutiny of policies.
• Getting Started at the App Store Perhaps you were fortunate enough this morning to find a brand spanking new iPhone or iPod touch under the tree. And doubtlessly, you demonstrated the...
• 2009: Year of the Social Network Social networks went mainstream this year, with the tools moving beyond teenagers and college students to their parents and grandparents.
• 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.
• Home Networking: How to Avoid Traffic Jams Did you add new devices to your home network this holiday season? Here's what you need to know to get the most out of your broadband Internet connection.
• 13 Microsoft Milestones in 2009 A countdown of 13 of Microsoft's most important products of the past year.
• Story of the Year: Newspapers and the Internet Analysis: the continuing saga of the news business symbolizes yet another year of close-to-terminal, Internet-induced confusion for traditional businesses -- or, maybe, panic.
• 2009 in Review: Quotes From the Year's Most Interesting Tech Leaders (and Lady GaGa) Top quotes from tech celebrities including Steve Ballmer, Steve Jobs, Michael Dell, Larry Ellison, Lady Gaga, and more.
• From Digital to Print and Back The great thing about creating a digital scrapbooking page is that there’s almost no limit to the ideas you can try. And with a little thought, you can easily go...
• China Blames Online Games for Drugs, Murder, Teen Pregnancy China's state news channel has blamed hugely popular online games for problems including drug addiction, teen pregnancy and even murder this month.
• Sony's PlayStation 3 Got Sales Boost From Final Fantasy XIII Sony's PlayStation 3 got a boost from last week's launch of "Final Fantasy XIII" with its best week of sales in months, according to data released on Friday.

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  2009 in Review: Apple's Big Events, Including The Return of CEO Steve Jobs 2009 was a good year for Apple with a bevy of new products including new MacBooks, iPods and a new iPhone.
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  2009 in Review: Quotes From the Year's Most Interesting Tech Leaders (and Lady GaGa) Top quotes from tech celebrities including Steve Ballmer, Steve Jobs, Michael Dell, Larry Ellison, Lady Gaga, and more.
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  2009 in Review: Microsoft's Big Year 2009 was a big year for Microsoft. The company launched a new OS, a search engine, and updated its gaming hardware.

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