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  An exec for pop singer Justin Bieber's label faces charges for not tweeting away a shrieking crowd.
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• Windows 8 Release Expected in 2012
• Chrome Unveiled; Microsoft Cheers
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• Spotify Lands App for Symbian Phones
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• Microsoft Issues Security Advisory on IE Vulnerability Microsoft has issued a security advisory that provides customers with guidance and workarounds for dealing with a zero-day exploit aimed at Internet Explorer.
• Buffalo Ships USB 3.0 Hard Drive First model available with next-generation USB 3.0 connectivity.
• Sanyo Delays Increase in Solar Cell Production The story headlined "Sanyo delays increase in solar cell production" and posted Nov. 17 has been removed from the wire. Online editors are asked to immediately...
• HP Sees PC Sales Jump in China HP's Personal Systems Group saw its fiscal fourth-quarter PC sales increase 40 percent in China over the same period last year.
• Top-Notch Laptop Repair? Expect to Pay Top Dollar Toshiba customer loses faith in vendor after unexplained failures render his repair bill nearly as high as his sticker price.
• Verizon Ads: Apple Strikes Back Not one to take the "misfit toy" comparison lightly, Jobs & Co. produce some indirect responses to Verizon’s recent iPhone/AT&T attack ads.
• RIM, Motorola Latest Defendants in Visual Voicemail Suit Klausner Technologies has charged Motorola and RIM with patent infringement.
• Intel Core i9: Six Cores Of Speed Early tests prove positive for Intel's upcoming Core i9 CPUs.
• Apple Enters AT&T vs. Verizon Ad War Apple is defending its iPhone from attacks by Verizon Wireless with two ads that debut Monday night.
• Inside Google's Advertising Empire Google's announced plans to buy display-ad company Teracent. Here's a look at how the purchase fits into Google's advertising empire and your online life.
• Drobo Expands Line With Drobo S and Drobo Elite Data Robotics, makers of the popular Drobo ( Macworld rated 4 out of 5 mice ) "storage robot," is expanding its product line with two devices, the Drobo S and...
• HP Reports Solid Q4 on Services Growth Hewlett-Packard reported an 18 percent jump in profit for its fiscal fourth quarter, thanks in large part to the strength of its services business.
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• IPhone Hints: Give Thanks for the IPhone's Physical Controls Thursday is Thanksgiving in the U.S, so in this week's super-sized edition of iPhone hints we give thanks for the few, the proud, the useful--the iPhone's...
• Momentum Builds for Open Content Management Standard A proposed standard for making content management systems interoperable is close to being ratified.
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• Twelve South Announces BassJump Laptop Subwoofer Twelve South on Monday announced the BassJump, a portable, USB-powered "subwoofer" designed to enhance your MacBook's audio output by adding midrange and bass...
• Google Partners with Canonical for Chrome OS Rather than seeing Google's Chrome operating system as competing with Linux desktop distributions, Canonical is working with Google to make the OS.

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• Geek Tech
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• Geek Tech
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• Today @ PC World
  Inside Google's Advertising Empire Google's announced plans to buy display-ad company Teracent. Here's a look at how the purchase fits into Google's advertising empire and your online life.
• Today @ PC World
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• Privacy Watch
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• Geek Tech
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• Mobile Computing
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• Today @ PC World
  AOL Changes Its Logo, and More AOL changes logo as the most obvious part of a makeover to help the fading online giant regain some of its past glory.
• Security Alert
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  Windows 8 in 2012? Microsoft appears to be on track to update Windows every three years.
• Today @ PC World
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