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• 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.
• Why Don't Tech Media Mavens Understand Satire? The amount of bloviating on Dan Lyons’ satirical movement to bring AT&T’s network to its knees has been astounding.
• Don't Lose Everything When You Lose a Laptop: Use FireFound Firefox Add-On Add location tracking and a remote-wipe feature to Firefox with the Firefox add-on FireFound.
• Google's Android Invasion: Prepare For Phase 2 Google's Android operating system has plenty to celebrate this holiday season -- and now, a new trio of studies suggests the platform is poised for even more success in 2010.
• Philadelphia Plans to Buy Its Wi-Fi Network The City of Philadelphia plans to buy the Wi-Fi network built by EarthLink and use it for city services, plus some public hotspots.
• Twitter Hacked by Iran? No Way, Say Bloggers The overnight wires hummed with tales of Twitter being hacked by the "Iranian Cyber Army." But all is not as it seems.
• Windows Mobile Healthier, More Common Than Many Think Some see Windows Mobile as being on life support. I see 7 million users and a platform that Microsoft may be able to grow. But, beware the next 12 months.
• Bugs & Fixes: Apple Updates Disk Repair Advice Apple has released a trio of articles that offer new or updated information regarding disk repairs. Let's take a look at each.