• Google Real-Time Search Provides Fresh Results

  
  Just unveiled: Google Real-Time Search offers up results that may be mere seconds old.

• AT&T's 'Mark the Spot' iPhone App Admits Coverage Woes

  
  The latest round of carrier battles is a creative app from AT&T asking customers to help it solve problems.
• A Peek at HTC's Purported 2010 Android, WinMo Plans
• The CrunchPad is now the JooJoo
• Apple Acquires Lala: A Sour Note?
• Do Consumers Even Want Tablets?
• Verizon's Must Answer to FCC (and Customers)
• Now Showing: Chrome -- The Movie

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• Nook's Slow Responses Hurt Its Appeal After trying out a Nook e-reader at a Barnes & Noble store, I'm not sold.
• Top Quotes of the Year As the year draws to a close, we thought about the memorable quotes related to IT and offer, in no particular order, 15 that stuck with us.
• Company Sued by Google Had a Profitable Year Pacific WebWorks has had a very profitable year despite a raft of complaints from its customers and a new lawsuit from Google.
• Five Technologies to See Huge Growth in US Gov't, Group Says Cloud computing, virtualization, and open-source software could see big growth in the U.S. government, an analyst firm says.
• What the Apple-LaLa Deal Could Mean for Video Streaming Sure, Apple may be planning to offer a subscription-based streaming music service, but I think they should be looking at video. Here's why.
• Samsung's Bada Aims to Bring Apps to All New mobile phone platform is designed to bring iPhone-like apps to cheaper smartphones. So, what's the catch?
• Orange Says Life Is Better on Its Mobile Social Network Mobile phone operator Orange plans to open Life Is Better On, its take on mobile social networking, on Wednesday.
• D-Link and Boxee Unveil Boxee Box On Monday D-Link and Boxee announced the Boxee Box, a set-top device for enjoying local and streaming video content, at an event in Brooklyn that also demoed a...
• Bookmarks for IPhone Question: When are 2.6 million bookmarked Web sites not enough? Answer: When you can't find the site you're looking for, of course. It's a great big Web out...
• Ericsson to Lay off up to 1,000 Employees Ericsson plans to cut up to about 1,000 employees, and will in the process close its site in the Swedish town of Gävle.
• Seagate Goes Solid State with Pulsar Drive New drive, Seagate's first SSD, is designed for enterprise-level server applications.
• How to Salvage the JooJoo With a smaller screen, smaller price, and by becoming more competitive with e-readers, the CrunchPad could yet find a measure of success.
• Ratings Scandal Kills More than 1000 iPhone Apps Apple learns that developer's highly-rated apps weren't really so well regarded, and pulls them from the App Store.
• Boxee Box Aims for Your TV Boxee, known for its open-source software Web video software, is moving into the hardware realm.
• Google's Real-Time Search Ready to Challenge Bing Now that Google offers a real-time search feature, let's see how it compares with Bing's existing Twitter search feature.
• Why the JooJoo Will Fail The device formerly known as the CrunchPad will be dead on arrival. Here are five reasons why.
• Wal-Mart versus GameStop, Best Buy and Toys R Us: Fight! Wal-Mart rolls out agressive video games discount, knocks $10 off dozens of recent and popular titles.
• Rewards Needed to Boost Mobile Phone Recycling, Says Survey U.S. consumers want to help the environment by recycling mobile phones. However, rewards are needed for consumers to do it, according to ABI Research.

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Today in PCW Blogs

• Today @ PC World
  What the Apple-LaLa Deal Could Mean for Video Streaming Sure, Apple may be planning to offer a subscription-based streaming music service, but I think they should be looking at video. Here's why.
• Today @ PC World
  Samsung's Bada Aims to Bring Apps to All New mobile phone platform is designed to bring iPhone-like apps to cheaper smartphones. So, what's the catch?
• Tech Inciter
  How to Salvage the JooJoo With a smaller screen, smaller price, and by becoming more competitive with e-readers, the CrunchPad could yet find a measure of success.
• Today @ PC World
  Ratings Scandal Kills More than 1000 iPhone Apps Apple learns that developer's highly-rated apps weren't really so well regarded, and pulls them from the App Store.
• Today @ PC World
  Google's Real-Time Search Ready to Challenge Bing Now that Google offers a real-time search feature, let's see how it compares with Bing's existing Twitter search feature.
• Today @ PC World
  Why the JooJoo Will Fail The device formerly known as the CrunchPad will be dead on arrival. Here are five reasons why.
• Game On
  Wal-Mart versus GameStop, Best Buy and Toys R Us: Fight! Wal-Mart rolls out agressive video games discount, knocks $10 off dozens of recent and popular titles.
• Today @ PC World
  Boxee Gets Boxed, by D-Link The net video management software enters beta, adds some new content partners, and becomes a physical set-top box made by D-Link
• Tech Inciter
  Is the CrunchPad - JooJoo Battle For Real? Perhaps the fight, real or put-on, will help the JooJoo get a start in the world. Even if it doesn't deserve one.
• Today @ PC World
  A Hands-On Tour: Google Goggles Visual Search Google Goggles brings visual search to your cell phone: Simply point and click your camera, and the app delivers detailed information about what you're seeing.
• BizFeed
  CrunchPad Faced with Bad JooJoo Fusion Garage is rebranding and launching the CrunchPad as the JooJoo, but the costly device seems doomed to obscurity.
• Today @ PC World
  Will 2010 (Finally) Be Blu-ray's Year? Consumers are finally migrating to the slow-to-catch-on HD format, but DVD remains the dominant physical disc format for the home entertainment market.
• Today @ PC World
  AT&T's 'Mark the Spot' iPhone App Admits Coverage Woes The latest round of carrier battles is a creative app from AT&T asking customers to help it solve problems.
• Today @ PC World
  The CrunchPad is now the JooJoo The CrunchPad is reborn, and will be available for preorder this Friday.