• 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?
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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.
• 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.
• 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.
• Most Popular PC World Stories of 2009 Time-wasting Web sites, video games, and the dumbest tech products ever were among the most popular stories on PCWorld this year. Here's our top 10 list.
• Online Retailer Jumpstarts Intel's Core I3 Chip Launch ECost is selling a Hewlett-Packard laptop with Intel's upcoming Core i3 processor, providing chip details ahead of its official launch.
• Did Microsoft Redeem Itself in 2009? Windows 7, the 2010 server series, and more have helped repair Microsoft's reputation
• Microsoft Word Remains Under Scrutiny After Patent Loss Canadian developer i4i plans to keep a close eye on Microsoft for signs of backsliding, even after the $290 million patent suit victory.
• Qualcomm Reorganizes as COO Lauer Leaves Qualcomm COO Len Lauer has resigned to become CEO at an unnamed company.
• Android Smartphones Expected to Shine in 2010 Google's Android mobile OS will make headway, capturing up to 10% of the market next year, Forrester predicts.
• Texas County to Name Drunk Drivers on Twitter Texas's Montgomery County is posting the names of drunk drivers on its Twitter page over the holidays
• See Path to Messages in Snow Leopard's Mail Here's a quick tip on a new feature in Mail in Snow Leopard: the proxy icon at the top of a message window now works as it does in Finder, TextEdit, and many...
• Smartphone Attacks, Cloud Breaches Top 2010 Security Concerns There has never been a year in which security threats diminished, so expect more hacks, exploits, and scams in 2010, researchers warn.
• As DDoS Attacks Go, This One's a Dud Key Internet retailers were knocked offline briefly by a would-be Scrooge -- but it couldn't stop the shopping.
• Latest HDMI 1.4 Specification to Add 3D Support HDMI Licensing will be meeting in January to add 3D to the latest HDMI 1.4 specification.
• Twitter's Mixer Labs Buy Puts Location-Based Services in the Spotlight 2010 is likely to be a big year for services that track and use your location. Here are five services to watch.
• Hacker: I Broke Kindle's DRM Hacker claims he can break through copyright protection on e-books formatted for the Amazone Kindle.
• Videoconferencing at 30,000 Feet: Mostly Amazing Thanks to Virgin America's free in-flight Wi-Fi, I was able to conduct a live video conference while on a plane.
• 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.

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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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  World Tech Update: Lawsuits, RFID, and PhotoDNA The EC ends its investigation of Microsoft, the FTC files a lawsuit against Intel, TeliaSonera launches an LTE network, and PhotoDNA helps find missing children.

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  As DDoS Attacks Go, This One's a Dud Key Internet retailers were knocked offline briefly by a would-be Scrooge -- but it couldn't stop the shopping.
• Today @ PC World
  Twitter's Mixer Labs Buy Puts Location-Based Services in the Spotlight 2010 is likely to be a big year for services that track and use your location. Here are five services to watch.
• Geek Tech
  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.
• Today @ PC World
  Track Santa Online With Google Earth NORAD and Google have teamed up to track Saint Nick's journey, but you can use their tools to teach your kids a little something about the Earth, too.
• Today @ PC World
  Apple Tablet Coming in January? We still know so little about the long-rumored Apple tablet. But that could be about to change, as Apple is reportedly getting ready to introduce the device next month.
• Tech Inciter
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• Today @ PC World
  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.
• Tech Inciter
  Outage: BlackBerry Users May Be Upset, But Have Few Options The second e-mail outage in a week leaves BlackBerry users concerned, but where can they really go?
• Today @ PC World
  OLPC Plans Super-Thin, Super-Cheap Tablet Non-profit says the touchscreen tablet, called the XO-3, will cost $75, and is slated for release in 2012.
• Today @ PC World
  Blackberry Outage: RIM Should Compensate Users For the second time in a week, a service outage has left BlackBerry users without access to e-mail.
• Tech Inciter
  Microsoft Loses Lawsuit, But Word Likely to Stay Microsoft has lost its appeal of a patent case involving Microsoft Office and Word. Good news: We keep our software and sales expected to continue.
• Geek Tech
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