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• Intel to Chip Away Despite Legal Issues Next year will be challenging for Intel as it fends off accusations of monopolistic behavior while trying to establish a larger presence in the mobile and...
• Tired Technologies that Should Die Off in 2010 Let's hope these long-in-the-tooth tech clunkers finally kick the bucket this year.
• Now Hear This: Apple Wins Appeal in iPod Hearing Loss Lawsuit A federal appeals court has slapped down a class-action lawsuit that suggested Apple's to blame for "possible hearing loss" caused by iPod use.
• Asphalt 5 for IPhone With the release of Asphalt 5, Gameloft careens its way into the upper echelon of arcade-style racing games on the iPhone. This racer lets you blaze down streets...
• Microsoft Zune Eats Apple iPod Dust in Holiday Sales It's no iPod, but the Zune HD has a lot going for it. So why is it languishing at the 89th spot on Amazon's list of Bestsellers in Electronics?
• Pocket Devil for IPhone Pocket Devil is a hilariously evil game from the makers of Pocket God.
• Macworld's 2009 Game Hall of Fame If there's one thing that 2009 will be remembered for in the annals of Apple-related gaming, it's the year that the iPod touch (and the iPhone) clearly eclipsed...
• Five Jobs Other Browsers Do Better In case you haven't heard, the browser war is over. It's not that there aren't still competitors--in fact, there's a bountiful landscape of Web browsers for OS...
• Google Chrome OS: Hot Target for Hackers in 2010 Google's operating system, announced in July and released as open-source in November, will likely attract attention from hackers due to its status as "new kid on the block," predicts one security researcher.
• 2010 Prediction Roundup: From Outlandish to Likely 2010 may be the year of augmented reality, 3D video, and the demise of the Web as we know it, according to a smapling of 2010 predictions.
• Apple Tops Customer-Satisfaction List for Holidays Holiday shoppers were happier with their experience at Apple's site more than they were with any other computer or electronics maker.
• Study: Online Spending Rises During U.S. Holiday Season The e-commerce sector is turning around as online spending went up during the U.S. holiday season, ComScore said on Wednesday.
• Group: Online Ad Networks Mostly Comply With Privacy Rules NAI's member advertising networks are generally complying with privacy guidelines, the group says.
• Windows 7 Manager Tweaks The OS To Your Liking Master and customize just about every part of Windows 7 with Windows 7 Manager.
• What's More Intelligent Than a Genius? Appsaurus Appsaurus, dubbed "a thesaurus for apps", provides iPhone and iPod Touch users with a smarter way to search for apps to meet their needs.