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• Delete a Registry Key Buffalo asked the Answer Line forum how to delete a Registry key
• Google Latitude Gets Snoopier: Adds Location History and Alerts It's a little creepy -- but could be handy to trace your own steps and those of your peeps (or not).
• Taiwan Lawmakers Reject Funds for Memory Chip Makers Taiwanese lawmakers rejected applications for funding from two Taiwanese DRAM makers, and asked the government to dump the DRAM revitalization plan.
• New IPhone Malware Steals Data From Jailbroken Phones Another piece of dangerous code that attacks iPhones has been found, although it puts at risk only a very small subset of the smartphone's users.
• Should We Reject Modern Warfare 2 Because It's Violent? Washington Times columnist calls for rejection of violent video games, takes aim at terrorist sequence in Activision's Modern Warfare 2.
• Samsung Intros Bada Mobile OS: Do We Need It? Samsung is introducing a mobile operating system called Bada it hopes will be competitive with Apple's and Google's offerings.
• Nokia Expands CDMA Range in China With Three Phones Nokia has launched three new CDMA (Code Division Multiple Access) phones for the Chinese market.
• Elpida Signs on Another Taiwan DRAM Maker Elpida signed Winbond Electronics to a technology and outsourcing deal, raising its Taiwan allies to four.
• China Lauds IPhone App That Spreads State Views Chinese state-owned news outlets are increasingly offering iPhone apps as the country looks for new ways to project its official political views abroad.
• Kindle for PC: Try E-Books without Buying an E-Reader Amazon releases Kindle for PC, Windows software for reading Kindle e-books on a PC — a Mac version is coming soon.
• Windows 7 on Netbooks: Destined to Disappoint? Most Windows 7-equipped netbooks ship with the underwhelming Starter Edition, and new evidence shows that Linux on netbooks is alive and well.
• Firefox Faces Its Future as It Turns Five As the Mozilla foundation celebrates five years of Firefox this week, bloggers bake a cake and light the candles.
• Facebook Denies Hijack Facebook Groups were disrupted by a warning to "Control Your Info" but no damage occurred besides disruption, Facebook says.
• Snow Leopard Update Nukes Atom Support Apple's Snow Leopard 10.6.2 update kills support for Intel Atom/netbooks — netbook users running Intel Atom likely won't be able to upgrade beyond 10.6.1.
• Motorola Droid: Off to a Fast Start Verizon sold 100,000 Droids over its first weekend, early estimates show.