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• Microsoft Offers Twitter-style Service in China Microsoft has launched a microblog-style service in China based on Windows Live Messenger, called MSN Juku.
• Holiday Wii Sales Rise or Fall? Flip a Coin, Mario Nintendo Wii sales reportedly slumped during the Thanksgiving holiday shopping week, or did they?
• Inside the World's Most Advanced LCD Factory A robotic forklift picks up a sheet of glass thinner than a credit card and as big as two table-tennis tables, and effortlessly swings it 90 degrees before...
• Satyam Opens Its Largest Services Center Outside India Satyam expands in Malaysia; planning to make its center there the largest services delivery center outside India.
• Google Reveals Winners of Android Developer Challenge 2 Google revealed the winners of its second Android Developer Challenge, a contest aimed at encouraging development of Android apps.
• Yahoo: Michael Jackson Leads Top Ten Searches of 2009 Yahoo unveiled its list of 2009's top searches on Tuesday, with Michael Jackson in first place.
• Paragon System Upgrade Utilities Can Help You Migrate to Windows 7 Possibly handy imaging, partitioning, and boot utilities highlight Windows 7 migration suite Paragon System Upgrade Utilities.
• How to Switch to a Solid-State Drive Several factors have a bearing on whether you should replace your hard-disk drive with a solid-state drive. We look at the key variables--and explain how to proceed if moving to SSD makes sense for you.
• Stardom Announces Safe Capsule Storage Device Stardom Storage Solutions announced on Monday the new Safe Capsule, a two-drive RAID 1 solution designed to work with Time Capsule. Easily connected via USB, the...
• Dell Tweaks Chrome for Mini 10v A modified version of Google's Chrome open-source OS can run natively on the Dell netbook.
• CrunchPad, We Hardly Knew Ye Michael Arrington's CrunchPad is dead before it even had a chance to see the light of day.
• Fix the Most Common Windows 7 Upgrade Problems Upgrading to Microsoft's latest OS can be fraught with frustration for some users. Here's how to tackle the three biggest showstoppers.
• IBM Offers Tivoli Monitoring for Amazon Cloud Deployments IBM has begun letting users of Amazon Web Services monitor their environments using Tivoli.
• Yahoo's Head of Mobile Takes on New Duties Yahoo's David Ko has taken on a new role at the company, heading up its mobile business as well as audience properties.
• Broadcom Buying Dune Networks for Cloud Switching Broadcom has agreed to acquire Dune Networks, a privately held maker of high-speed switch fabrics, for about US$178 million.