Stories About Jeff Finkelstein

• Report: Google TV Is Coming to Your Living Room Update: Google and Sony won't comment on reports that say they are working on Google TV, a service aimed at putting the Internet in living rooms.
• IE9 Won't Support Windows XP Microsoft becomes first major browser maker to drop support for world's most popular OS.
• Twitter Hit by Site Outage Users of popular micro-blogging service Twitter have been unable to access the site since just after 3am GMT Thursday.
• Kindle Comes to the Mac Mac OS users will now be able to read their Kindle e-books on their computers.
• Nokia Will Launch Music Service in India Nokia is planning to offer in India free music downloads under its “Comes With Music” program
• Coming Soon: Nexus One on Sprint Google will sell a Sprint version of the Nexus One, but price and date of availability remain a mystery.
• Panasonic's Lumix DMC-ZS5 Digital Camera Features Manual Controls And a Top-Notch Lens Panasonic's Lumix DMC-ZS5 digicam has an ultrawide lens with excellent picture quality and image sharpness.
• Add-on Collector Keeps Your Favorite Firefox Extensions Together to Save or Share Create shareable collections and backups of your Firefox add-ons with Add-on Collector.
• Amazon Brings Kindle App to the Mac After months of anticipation, Amazon on Wednesday night released a beta of Kindle for Mac, software that lets you read Kindle e-books without the need for any...
• HTC Says Will Fight Apple Lawsuit, Stresses Innovations HTC plans to "fully defend itself" against the patent lawsuit filed by Apple.
• Apple's Ban on Screen Protectors Makes (Some) Sense Apple is pulling screen protectors from its online and retail stores -- because screen protectors stink.
• IBM, Insurer Develop 'eHarmony for the Call Center' IBM and insurer Assurant Solutions have come up with a program that matches callers with the call center agent best suited to handle their issue.
• Windows Phone 7: Copy and Paste, MIA Developers can implement their own clipboards within apps, but Microsoft favors contextual tapping instead.
• FCC: Broadband Public Safety Fee a Bargain The agency's plan for a $16 billion nationwide wireless network for emergency responders will cost less than $1 monthly.
• FTC Member Rips into Google's Privacy Efforts UPDATE: A member of the U.S. FTC urges Internet companies to better protect consumer privacy.