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• Broadband Plan, Palm Dreams, More Facebook Woes The U.S. Federal Communications Commission's national broadband plan captured our attention this week and will undoubtedly continue to do that in the weeks (and...
• Google Patches Chrome as Hacking Contest Nears The only browser predicted to survive Canadian hacking contest Pwn2Own gets 11 fixes.
• Will iPad Sales Beat the iPhone? Who Cares? Comparing the iPad's potential to the iPhone's success is fruitless, and here's why.
• Current Mobile Players Dominate India 3G Auction The bidding for 3G licenses in India has attracted only existing service providers in the country.
• Etude Offers Sheet Music, Piano Instruction For the aspiring musician without the paycheck to take lessons, computers have really opened up the traditional teaching field. Sure, programs like Garage Band's...
• Need an IPad Case? Take Your Pick So you've pre-ordered your iPad, or there'll be one with your name on it at the local Apple Store. You've combed apple.com/ipad more times than you can count...
• Make Firefox Immediately Switch to a Newly Opened Tab While we're on the subject of new tabs (see yesterday's post), why not tweak Firefox to automatically switch to them?
• The Great Nintendo DS School Invasion Mario creator and Nintendo R&D guru Shigeru Miyamoto says he's game to introduce the Nintendo DS to the education system, and working to make it happen.
• Ncomputing's Chip Brings Windows Applications to TVs Ncomputing announced a chip that will turn devices like TVs or set-top boxes into virtual desktops.
• Palm CEO: We Could Have Been Bigger Than Droid Palm's CEO says had Verizon been selling his company's Pre, the Droid might not have been such a hit. Meanwhile, Palm's death spiral accelerates.
• Bugs & Fixes: Ringtones Won't Play in ITunes An Apple support article acknowledges a bug that affects playing ringtones in the latest (9.0.3) version of iTunes. The symptom is that, if you attempt to play...
• YouTube and Viacom Go to Battle The accusations are flying -- and the public squabble makes some of us squirm.
• Windows 7 XP Mode Loses Hardware Requirement Microsoft has removed the requirement for hardware-assisted virtualization in order to take advantage of Windows 7 XP Mode.
• Facebook Beacon Lawsuit Settled A judge approves Facebook's offer to pay $9.5 million for a privacy foundation that promotes online privacy.
• IBM Adds DB2 to Lotus Foundations SMB Package IBM's Lotus appliance will now feature the DB2 database.