Stories About Erik Andersen

• National Broadband Plan Gets Down to Business Business can benefit from the FCC's consumer-oriented initiative.
• FCC Wrestles Private Interests for the Public Good The FCC National Broadband Plan is a bold initiative requiring private sector cooperation to protect the national infrastructure for the public good.
• iMac, Not iPad, Forecast to Drive Apple Sales This Year Apple could account for 25 percent of the 2010 desktop market, researchers suggest.
• Google Traffic Dominates the Internet A significant portion of Internet data travels through the search giant's servers, an analysis reveals.
• Bad BitDefender Update Clobbers Windows PCs A bad BitDefender antivirus update has caused 64-bit Windows machines to become unusable.
• Google Reconsiders Privacy Practices New options for Google Analytics may appease users but make the tool less useful.
• Tiny Telecom to Google: You Want 'Nexus One?' Let's Talk Google could still get the trademark for its Nexus One, says Integra Telecom.
• Sex.com Sale Halted by Bankruptcy The firm that owns one of the most sought-after domains was forced into bankruptcy and the domain's sale is delayed.
• Apple Eyes Social Nets with iGroups Analysis: A recent Apple patent application shows the company's interest in mobile social networking.
• How to Get Kicked Out of the App Store An App Store developer disses Apple, messes with prices, and pays.
• Sony Pushes Back at Wii The newest series of TV ads highlights the PlayStation Move and mocks the Wii's omissions.
• Facebook Considers 'Panic Button' for Kids in UK Officials of the social network met with British officials to discuss adding a single-click connection to child protective services and other safety resources.
• FCC Website Pushes Emergency Wi-Fi Plan The agency's proposed National Broadband Plan includes a $16 billion national wireless network for emergency services.
• 'iPad Killer' May be Palm's Last Hope Palm is losing the smartphone battle, but could rebound by returning to its PDA roots and creating a WebOS tablet to take on the iPad.
• How to Secure or Find Your Android Smartphone If you ever lose your phone, you'll want to find it or make sure that if it's truly lost, you can protect your private information.