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• Epson Releases IPhone Printing App Epson, the printer colossus, has released an iPhone app that allows photo printing via a Wi-Fi connection. Epson iPrint (iTunes link) lets you send photos stored...
• Force Programs to Run Maximized--an Update If you had trouble with the previous tip on automatically running programs "full-screen," this may clear things up.
• Verizon Business Lights up 100G Backbone in Europe Verizon Business has deployed 100Gb-per-second equipment on a commercial fiber link between Paris and Frankfurt.
• Great Photography Gifts: Tripods, Camera Bags, Stocking Stuffers Even more holiday gift recommendations from Dave: tripods, camera bags and assorted stocking stuffers.
• 4G Mobile Service Debuts: What You Need to Know Swedish telecom firm has become the first carrier to offer 4G wireless service, albeit on a very limited basis.
• Captain Galactic for IPhone Houston, we have a litany of problems.
• Casio G’zOne Rock: Rugged and Competent The sturdy Casio G'zOne Rock phone will appeal to outdoors types, but anyone looking for advanced multimedia capabilities might be disappointed.
• The 'Google Phone': Reasons to Remain Skeptical The tech world is going bonkers over the so-called "Google Phone," but you may not want to automatically believe everything you read.
• Dragon Age: Origins Announced for the Mac If you're a Mac gamer looking with disappointment at this year's holiday gaming releases, take heart, for BioWare and TransGaming may have just granted you an...
• Report: AT&T Reputation Tarnished by iPhone Flaws Independent network surveys suggest that the AT&T network is superior to competitors, and that reported issues may lie with the iPhone itself.
• Synaptics' 3D Smartphone Can Be Squeezed, Tilted An alliance of companies including Synaptics and TI have developed a smartphone that can be squeezed to load applications.
• Google's Smartphone: Nexus One May Rely on Mobile Ads Google could offer its phone at a price comparable to a subsidized phone from a carrier -- as long as customers agree to receive mobile ads on the devices.
• Multiple Consumer Electronics Companies Hit With GPL Lawsuit Multiple consumer electronics vendors have been hit with a lawsuit for GPLv2 violations
• Twitter Rival Says Microsoft China Stole Its Code Micro-blogging service Plurk claimed that its site design and underlying code were copied by a recently debuted service from Microsoft's China division.
• Microsoft Patch Fixes Office 2003 Lockout Bug Microsoft on Saturday fixed a bug that locked out Office 2003 users from accessing documents safeguarded with the company's rights-management security technology.