Stories About National Conference of State Legislators

• Bluetooth 4.0 Spec Finalized, Designed Around Energy Efficiency The latest iteration of Bluetooth technology is designed to reduce power consumption.
• Barnes and Noble Nook: Tantalizing but Unfinished Sluggish performance that may or may not be owing to an as-yet-unresolved software issue makes an unqualified recommendation of this attractive, innovative device impossible.
• How to Take Great Holiday Photos Herea are a few tips and tricks for improving your holiday photos.
• World Tech Update: Lawsuits, RFID, and PhotoDNA The EC ends its investigation of Microsoft, the FTC files a lawsuit against Intel, TeliaSonera launches an LTE network, and PhotoDNA helps find missing children.
• Windows 7 All-in-One PCs: Big Touchscreens for All Budgets Many of these stylish big-screen all-in-one PCs have built-in Blu-ray drives and double as Media Center HDTVs. Some also provide multitouch displays, which let you use two fingers to pinch, push, rotate, and scroll items on screen.
• Journey of a Tweet Here's how an innocent Twitter note to friends can become an Internet sensation.
• Operation Chokehold Fails as it Succeeds (and Vice Versa) The AT&T network survived, protesters got to complain, loudly. Let's call it a day.
• ITC Says Samsung Infringed Kodak Camera Patents The ITC this week ruled that Samsung infringes on two patents issued to Kodak.
• Google’s Dashboard Approach to Privacy Dashboard gathers privacy controls and settings for most Google services onto one page--but only for Google accounts.
• Verizon: $350 Early Termination Fee Covers More Than Phones Verizon reveals that its ETF doesn't just offset the cost of subsidized hardware, but pays other costs as well.
• Bugs and Fixes: Zero-Day Patch for Internet Explorer 6 or 7 A critical bug in IE; plus patches for Office, Java, Shockwave, and Mac OS X.
• 10 Classic Christmas Movies on Blu-ray More and more holiday movies are now available in all their high-definition glory on your HDTV.
• What's Cheaper: Replacement Ink, or a New Printer? It may sound crazy, but buying the replacement ink you need can cost you almost as much -- if not more -- than a whole new printer.
• Predator Drone's Video Feed Hacked on the Cheap U.S. officials say Iraqi militants have obtained access to the drone’s video feeds by using $26 programs like SkyGrabber.
• 10 Biggest Printer Problems -- And How To Fix Them Don't toss your inkjet or laser out the window -- you need that printer, after all! Here's how you can channel your inner tech support rep to repair that which has failed you.