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• Shoot Civilians and Lose in Censored Version of Modern Warfare 2 Modern Warfare 2's controversial civilian-shooting "No Russian" level rumored to be retooled for upcoming Japanese release.
• DOJ Lets Microsoft Resume Collecting Protocol Royalties Microsoft may begin collecting royalties again for licensing some protocols because clear technical documentation is now available.
• The Motorola Droid Gets Rooted Android forum offers instructions on how to gain administrator access to your Droid, but you may not want to. Not yet, at least.
• Dell Proves That Twitter Can Be Profitable Computer maker has raked in $6.5 million from its Twitter accounts. So how can Twitter itself make money?
• Nintendo Loses Major Anti-Piracy Lawsuit in France Company vows to appeal 'not guilty' judgment favoring France-based flash cartridge distributor, claims company damaging 'whole video games industry'.
• MySpace Opens Activity Stream to External Developers MySpace is opening up to developers the public activity stream of its users.
• Mozilla's Thunderbird E-mail Client Comes With Tabs Mozilla Messaging on Tuesday released version 3 of its Thunderbird e-mail client. It comes with a tabbed user interface and improved search features.
• Chip Maker TSMC Buys Stake in Solar Cell Maker Motech Chip giant TSMC moved firmly into the solar cell business by purchasing a 20 percent stake of Motech.
• Computer of Alleged Sarah Palin Hacker Had Spyware The man accused of hacking Sarah Palin's e-mail had malicious software on his computer, his lawyers say.
• Norton Online Backup 2.0 Adds Mac Support Norton's updated Online Backup utility promises to make cross-platform living easier with the addition of Mac OS X support.
• Virtual SIM Allows Multiple Connections on a Mobile Handset Virtual SIM technology developed by Comviva in India allows up to six users to share a handset.
• Dell's Vostro V13 Is A Lighter, Thinner Workhorse Dell's new Vostro V13 brings a sense of style to Dell's solid--if staid--business PC line.
• 802.11ac Standard Will Bring Gigabit Speeds to WiFi The upcoming 802.11ac standard will bring WiFi speeds inline with ethernet, just in time for the end of the world (if you believe in that sort of thing).
• Google Apps Adds Discussion Forums Google Apps is gaining a discussion forums component.
• Hands-On Review of Barnes & Noble's Nook E-Reader Barnes & Noble's E-reader is hardly perfect. But it's the most formidable Kindle competitor to date.