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• The 12 Most Annoying Types of Cell Phone Users Seen Bluetooth Johnson, the bathroom texter, or the holster master? Hope you don't see any of these 12 annoying cell phone enthusiasts in the mirror.
• 5 Free Tools to Spring Clean Your Twitter Account Regain control of your Twitter account, using these utilities to sort and manage your followers and contacts.
• SXSW Notebook: Geolocation, Geolocation, Geolocation The marriage of geotagging and mobile social networking apps is the hot topic of conversation here in Austin.
• iPad Swapped if its Battery Fails, Apple Says Apple will exchange iPads with dud batteries for a whole new new device for $99 (data backup not included).
• HDTV: Even Critters Prefer It It's the frame rate that adds reality, scientists decide.
• Microsoft's 4 Big Plans for Windows Phone 7 Technical details of Windows Phone 7 will finally go on display at a conference next week.
• Molding the iPad into a Business Tool The Apple iPad is aimed primarily at a consumer audience, but with the right apps it can also be a functional and productive business tool.
• Government Role in ICANN Increases ICANN's Government Advisory Committee has expanded its role, helping choose members of policy review committees.
• The Macalope Weekly: A Sad State of Affairs Online technology journalism. Can't live with it and you can't shoot it in the back of the head and dump it in the creek off the old interstate bypass where all...
• Steve Jobs May Finally Have Approval to Tear Down House Steve Jobs is accustomed to bringing the house down—unveiling remarkable devices like the iPad, the iPhone, and the original iPod make that a pretty common...
• ZeuS Botnet Still Mutating, Still on the Move The newest version of the botnet toolkit is designed to help cybercrooks take remote control of infected systems.
• Plastic Logic Delays Release of Que E-Reader A little extra time for fine-tuning is OK; the Que and other e-readers have bigger challenges ahead.
• FCC's Broadcast Test Met with Skepticism The Federal Communications Commission invites you to test your broadband service, but to any point?
• Hottest Topics in PC Gaming Buzz aat the 2010 Game Developers Conference ranges from social issues to tomorrow's concerns.
• iPad Pre-Orders: For Idiots Only Apple started taking early orders yesterday for its tablet, even though no one's really sure what they're buying.