• Microsoft, Yahoo Finalize Search Deal

  
  Microsoft and Yahoo said Friday they've finalized their search agreement.

• Google Launches Dictionary and Translated Web Search

  
  Google's Dictionary goes beyond simple definitions, and its search draws on existing translation tools for a wider scope.
• Expect Apple's iPad Tablet in 2010, Analyst Says
• Picture This: Epson PictureMate Show Printer Includes Digital Frame
• Sneak Peek: Nokia's Symbian OS Upgrade
• Bing Maps Beta: The Good and the Bad
• Bing's Cool New Search Tools: A Visual Tour
• Windows 7: Seven Points of Imperfection

Latest News

• Atom N450 Netbooks Hit Full Force in January, More Upgrades to Come Next Generation Intel Atom processors are expected next month, according to reports.
• Single-Atom Transistors Are The Smallest Yet The discovery of a single-atom transistor could eventually lead to more processing power getting squeezed in ever-smaller devices.
• HSBC Exposed Sensitive Bankruptcy Data Some HSBC customers may have had sensitive information exposed due to a glitch in the way the company redacted data.
• iGo Green Power Charger New notebook charger delivers targeted power to devices.
• Intel Delays Larrabee Graphics Processor Intel on Friday delayed the commercial launch of the Larrabee graphics processor.
• Early Intel Core i9 Makes Its Way Onto Ebay Intel's six-core processor is not due to hit the market for a few months yet, however that hasn't stopped the Core i9 from showing up on eBay.
• Despite the Cost, SSDs Are a Great Value In comparisons between SSDs and traditional spinning disks, price is only one small factor to consider.
• Microsoft, Yahoo Finalize Search Deal UPDATE: Microsoft and Yahoo said Friday they've finalized their search agreement.
• Android SDK Doesn't Address Issues Faced by Developers Google released a minor Android update with SDK 2.0.1., but it needs to provide more tools to bolster Android success.
• Google Buys Collaboration App to Boost Wave Google has bought AppJet, maker of the EtherPad collaboration application, to bolster its Wave product.
• Gboard Automates Gmail Tasks A new keyboard add-on puts the most common Gmail operations at your fingertips. I took it for a spin to see how it works.
• Bing's 30-Minute Outage: A Sally Field Moment? So is Bing just like Sally Field? Do we really, really like it? Not necessarily, but we are thinking about it.
• What Office 2010 Can Teach Us About Security The upcoming version of Microsoft’s productivity suite rethinks how desktop applications should approach security.
• Dell to Set up Mobile Business Unit Dell is setting up a new mobile business unit, the company said on Friday.
• World Tech Update: New Microsoft Bing Maps, Facebook Changes, and Intel's New CPU Microsoft upgrades its online mapping service, Intel unveils a 48-core chip, Facebook announces major changes, and China has slow iPhone sales.
• Experts Not Surprised By iPhone Malicious App Report According to one developer, iPhone apps that sneak through Apple's approval process could attack even non-jailbroken iPhones.
• Web Services Should Add 'Scam Protection' If Yahoo and Google already search e-mail to generate targeted ads, why not targeted warnings?
• Start a New Mail Message From Any Application Does your Mac usage involve sending lots of e-mail messages? So much so that you'd love to be able to send an e-mail from any application, regardless of whether...
• Bugs & Fixes: Spin Doctor, Heal Thyself I am of a certain age--the age where I have a collection of vinyl LPs acquired years ago. Every so often, I get the urge to transfer some of my favorite LPs to...
• Google Public DNS, Cisco Gets Tandberg Google is getting into the DNS resolution business with a new service out in an experimental version, while Microsoft also is experimenting with a maps service...

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Today in PCW Blogs

• Geek Tech
  Atom N450 Netbooks Hit Full Force in January, More Upgrades to Come Next Generation Intel Atom processors are expected next month, according to reports.
• Geek Tech
  Single-Atom Transistors Are The Smallest Yet The discovery of a single-atom transistor could eventually lead to more processing power getting squeezed in ever-smaller devices.
• Geek Tech
  Intel Delays Larrabee Graphics Processor Intel on Friday delayed the commercial launch of the Larrabee graphics processor.
• Geek Tech
  Early Intel Core i9 Makes Its Way Onto Ebay Intel's six-core processor is not due to hit the market for a few months yet, however that hasn't stopped the Core i9 from showing up on eBay.
• Net Work
  Despite the Cost, SSDs Are a Great Value In comparisons between SSDs and traditional spinning disks, price is only one small factor to consider.
• BizFeed
  Android SDK Doesn't Address Issues Faced by Developers Google released a minor Android update with SDK 2.0.1., but it needs to provide more tools to bolster Android success.
• BizFeed
  Gboard Automates Gmail Tasks A new keyboard add-on puts the most common Gmail operations at your fingertips. I took it for a spin to see how it works.
• Today @ PC World
  Bing's 30-Minute Outage: A Sally Field Moment? So is Bing just like Sally Field? Do we really, really like it? Not necessarily, but we are thinking about it.
• Today @ PC World
  Experts Not Surprised By iPhone Malicious App Report According to one developer, iPhone apps that sneak through Apple's approval process could attack even non-jailbroken iPhones.
• BizFeed
  Microsoft Promises Six Updates for Final Patch Tuesday of 2009 Next week is the final Patch Tuesday for 2009. Here is a quick look at the six security bulletins expected from Microsoft.
• Tech Inciter
  FCC Examines Verizon's Doubling of Early Termination Fees The FCC wants to know why the carrier doubled what customers must pay if they bail out of their contracts early.
• Today @ PC World
  CrunchPad Demo Promised Next Week Arrington's tablet may surface even after a dispute between the project's partners.
• Tech Inciter
  Apple Should Approve Fewer But Better iPhone Apps With IDC predicting 300,000 iPhone apps by the end of next year, maybe it's time for Apple to be more selective in what it approves.
• BizFeed
  Google Strives to Make Public DNS Secure Google introduced Google Public DNS to offer an alternative DNS system and hopefully speed things up on the Web. Google has included additional security controls to address weaknesses in DNS security.