• Google's Android Invasion: Prepare For Phase 2

  
  Google's Android operating system has plenty to celebrate this holiday season -- and now, a new trio of studies suggests the platform is poised for even more success in 2010.

• 5 Questions About Palm's 2010 Phone Plans

  
  Palm hopes to turn the ship around and make money next year, but much depends on its partners.
• Firefox 3.6 Beta Updated
• Verizon Prepping for Palm Pre, iPhone, Reports Say
• Psystar isn't Closing, Attorney Says
• Facebook Privacy Complaint Ignites War of Words
• The Web's Most Illogical Arguments

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• Survey of Japanese Phone Owners Confuses Media Over IPhone Widespread reports that the iPhone has grabbed a dominant market share position in Japan may be a bit premature.
• Droid Multitouch Enhanced by Add-on Milestone's downloadable ROM improves the smartphone's multitouch functions ahead of Google.
• 11 Video Game T-Shirts You'd Wear Nostalgic, artful, and just plain cool -- Here are 11 gaming T-shirts that are more than collectibles.
• Italian Police Arrest Hacker Sought for Fraud Italian police have arrested an alleged hacker who is accused of defrauding banks and mobile phone operators out of several million dollars.
• Shoppers Spent $1 Billion on Virtual Goods in 2009 Trading in virtual goods is flourishing, thanks to the rising popularity of casual gaming, reports say.
• Firefox 3.6 Beta Updated Mozilla ships a fifth beta of Firefox 3.6 and delays release of the final code until next year.
• Apple Dominates Product Searches Online The most sought-after tech gifts in the UK are made by Apple, according to Web search statistics.
• Google Fast Flip Adds Publications More than 50 newspapers, magazines, sites and TV stations join the selection at Fast Flip, which lets readers preview a variety of sites.
• Twitter's DNS Provider Denies Hack Rerouting was managed from within Twitter's own account, says the microblogging site's domain manager.
• Psystar isn't Closing, Attorney Says The Mac clone maker has sustained some court defeats in its battle with Apple, but denies that it's going out of business.
• Bluetooth 4.0 Spec Finalized, Designed Around Energy Efficiency The latest iteration of Bluetooth technology is designed to reduce power consumption.
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• Journey of a Tweet Here's how an innocent Twitter note to friends can become an Internet sensation.
• Operation Chokehold Fails as it Succeeds (and Vice Versa) The AT&T network survived, protesters got to complain, loudly. Let's call it a day.
• ITC Says Samsung Infringed Kodak Camera Patents The ITC this week ruled that Samsung infringes on two patents issued to Kodak.
• Google’s Dashboard Approach to Privacy Dashboard gathers privacy controls and settings for most Google services onto one page--but only for Google accounts.
• Verizon: $350 Early Termination Fee Covers More Than Phones Verizon reveals that its ETF doesn't just offset the cost of subsidized hardware, but pays other costs as well.
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Today in PCW Blogs

• Today @ PC World
  Droid Multitouch Enhanced by Add-on Milestone's downloadable ROM improves the smartphone's multitouch functions ahead of Google.
• Geek Tech
  Bluetooth 4.0 Spec Finalized, Designed Around Energy Efficiency The latest iteration of Bluetooth technology is designed to reduce power consumption.
• Tech Inciter
  Operation Chokehold Fails as it Succeeds (and Vice Versa) The AT&T network survived, protesters got to complain, loudly. Let's call it a day.
• Privacy Watch
  Google’s Dashboard Approach to Privacy Dashboard gathers privacy controls and settings for most Google services onto one page--but only for Google accounts.
• Tech Inciter
  Verizon: $350 Early Termination Fee Covers More Than Phones Verizon reveals that its ETF doesn't just offset the cost of subsidized hardware, but pays other costs as well.
• Today @ PC World
  Google's Android Invasion: Prepare For Phase 2 Google's Android operating system has plenty to celebrate this holiday season -- and now, a new trio of studies suggests the platform is poised for even more success in 2010.
• Tech Inciter
  Windows Mobile Healthier, More Common Than Many Think Some see Windows Mobile as being on life support. I see 7 million users and a platform that Microsoft may be able to grow. But, beware the next 12 months.
• Today @ PC World
  Amazon Cheers Record Kindle Sales for December Amazon's Kindle e-book reader hits record sales level this December, securing its position as the number one e-book reader.
• Today @ PC World
  Verizon Prepping for Palm Pre, iPhone, Reports Say Hints are everwhere that Sprint and AT&T may be edged out of their handset deals -- or at least forced to share.
• Tech Inciter
  Facebook Target of FTC Privacy Complaint Ten privacy groups have filed a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission that seeks a roll-back of recent changes to Facebook's privacy policy.
• Today @ PC World
  5 Questions About Palm's 2010 Phone Plans Palm hopes to turn the ship around and make money next year, but much depends on its partners.
• BizFeed
  Windows Mobile on Life Support, Drops Behind iPhone The iPhone has jumped into the number two spot for smartphones in the U.S. while Microsoft is pushing Windows Mobile 7 back farther to the end of 2010.
• Today @ PC World
  Twitter's Love-Hate Relationship With Iran Did Iran's ''Cyber Army" really hack Twitter, after the microblogging site's service to Iranian dissidents?
• Today @ PC World
  Twitter Goes Down: Apparently Hacked? Twitter went down for a time late Thursday night, amid reports of a possible hack.