Stories About internet attacks

• Acer Plans up to 6 New Android Handsets for First Half 2010 Acer plans to launch as many as six new Android handsets in the first half of next year.
• Intel May Give Larrabee Update in Late 2010, Analyst Says Intel is likely to give an update on plans for its delayed graphics chip during the third quarter of 2010.
• Malaysian Company Acquires Friendster, Bets on Micropayments Social networking site Friendster accepted a buyout offer from Malaysia's MOL Global.
• IBM Adding Data Centers, Cloud Computing Lab in Asia IBM invests in data centers and a lab in Asia where it sees a surge in demand for strategic outsourcing and cloud computing services.
• Hackers Find a Home in Amazon's EC2 Cloud CA has found a variant of the Zeus botnet running a command and control server on Amazon's EC2 infrastructure.
• Microblogs Face Uphill Battle With China's Censors Microblogging services are taking off in China, but regulation by an authoritarian government is challenging their growth.
• A First Look at Fusion Garage's JooJoo Web Tablet If you're tempted by a $500 tablet device designed for Web browsing, you should certainly check out the JooJoo (formerly the Crunchpad).
• 15 Best Holiday Video Game Buys of 2009 We've made our list of the season's top hardware and software products for gamers. So check it twice, pick your favorite, and put a bow on it.
• Google Chrome for Mac Is Speedy, A Bit Buggy When Google calls a service or a piece of software "beta" you never know what you're going to get. In this case, you get a work in progress.
• Need Fast Web Access? Try Chromium OS on a Stick Keep a USB key with Chromium OS with you for near-instant access to the Internet from anywhere.
• Facebook Privacy Changes Draw Mixed Reviews Privacy advocates are calling Facebook's latest privacy changes a mixed bag.
• ViewSonic VPD400 MovieBook HD: Right Price, Wrong Design The MovieBook HD is an inexpensive alternative to other portable media players on the market, but on this model ViewSonic has sacrificed design and specs.
• Capturing Critters Reader Don Felton enjoys the wildlife around his home, but finds it difficult to capture it. He writes:
• Red Hat Open Sources Desktop Application Protocol Red Hat open sources its recently acquired virtual desktop management protocol.
• Clearwire Network Down for Hours in Handful of Cities A software update took down Clearwire's network in several cities for about five hours on Tuesday.