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• SAP Readying Potential Google Wave Rival SAP has big plans for an upcoming "virtual war room" decision-making tool.
• Gates Foundation Funds Library Broadband Projects The Gates Foundation gives $3.4 million to provide broadband connections to libraries in five states.
• Computer Speakers Buying Guide While every Mac includes a built-in speaker (or two), those speakers don't do your audio justice. They're fine for hearing beeps and other alerts, but if you...
• IBM's Analytics Center Focuses on Financial Services IBM opened its latest business analytics center in London on Tuesday, which will focus on services for the U.K.'s financial services sector.
• Failing Hard Drive: Linux to the Rescue A Windows XP laptop that fell victim to a Blue Screen of Death was saved with some help from Linux.
• Why the Nook is Worth Waiting For Want a Nook but wonder if it's worth the wait? January 11 is not such a long delay for the year's hottest gift--that isn't a robotic hamster.
• Five Tips for Safe Holiday Shopping Keep your credit card or debit card info out of the hands of scammers with these counter-fraud tips.
• Goodbye, Google Gears (Sniff!) Google hasn't officially abandoned its Gears technology. But it sure sounds that way.
• Northrop Grumman Launches Cybersecurity Research Group Northrop Grumman and three universities form a consortium to work on cybersecurity research.
• Google Phone: Why I Think It's a Tablet I don't doubt that Google is working on a device that you can use to make calls. But I don't think it's a phone in the traditional sense.
• Yahoo's Top Searches of 2009: Michael Jackson, Twilight Web surfers seem to be looking for escapist entertainment as a way of coping with the recession.
• Office 2010 Coming in June, But Who Needs It? Microsoft has confirmed that Office 2010 will ship in June, but continues to hammer home a marketing line that could spell trouble for sales.
• Last Week's Top Grossing iPhone Games Lots of movement in the top grossing iPhone App space over this past week, in most part fueled by the substantial offers that big players like Electronic Arts...
• Harvard: Computers Don't Save Hospitals Money A Harvard Medical School study that looked at some of the nation's "most wired" hospital facilities found that computerization of those facilities hasn't saved them any money or improved administrative efficiency.
• QuickerTek Unveils Solar-powered MacBook Chargers Planning on being away from a wall outlet with your MacBook for a long time? QuickerTek has released a pair of solar chargers for your laptop, letting you carry...