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• Bookmarks for IPhone Question: When are 2.6 million bookmarked Web sites not enough? Answer: When you can't find the site you're looking for, of course. It's a great big Web out...
• Ericsson to Lay off up to 1,000 Employees Ericsson plans to cut up to about 1,000 employees, and will in the process close its site in the Swedish town of Gävle.
• Seagate Goes Solid State with Pulsar Drive New drive, Seagate's first SSD, is designed for enterprise-level server applications.
• Kerio Mail Server 6.7 Often, reviewing server software can be frustrating, especially for new releases. You rarely have the kind of time needed to do proper testing, to see how it...
• How to Salvage the JooJoo With a smaller screen, smaller price, and by becoming more competitive with e-readers, the CrunchPad could yet find a measure of success.
• Ratings Scandal Kills More than 1000 iPhone Apps Apple learns that developer's highly-rated apps weren't really so well regarded, and pulls them from the App Store.
• Boxee Box Aims for Your TV Boxee, known for its open-source software Web video software, is moving into the hardware realm.
• Use Virtual CD...And Never Completely Lose a CD Again Make and use virtual copies of CDs and DVDs on your hard drive with Virtual CD.
• Google's Real-Time Search Ready to Challenge Bing Now that Google offers a real-time search feature, let's see how it compares with Bing's existing Twitter search feature.
• Why the JooJoo Will Fail The device formerly known as the CrunchPad will be dead on arrival. Here are five reasons why.
• Wal-Mart versus GameStop, Best Buy and Toys R Us: Fight! Wal-Mart rolls out agressive video games discount, knocks $10 off dozens of recent and popular titles.
• Music Organizer MediaMonkey Runs Rings Around iTunes Popular iTunes replacement MediaMonkey does everything you'd want in a music-organizing application.
• Rewards Needed to Boost Mobile Phone Recycling, Says Survey U.S. consumers want to help the environment by recycling mobile phones. However, rewards are needed for consumers to do it, according to ABI Research.
• Google Sues Over Work-at-home Schemes Google filed a lawsuit Monday against a U.S. company it alleges runs a work-at-home scam that unnecessarily charges people's credit cards.
• Elpida Sees DRAM Prices Rising Next Year, Lifts Spending Japanese DRAM maker Elpida sees chip prices rising next year, and that could be bad news for PC buyers.