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• 3D Blu-Ray Specs Finalized, But What About Your Gear? 3D Blu-ray promises to bring more dimension to your home theater, but will it mean having to invest in new equipment?
• Oracle Earnings Jump 15 Percent in Q2 Oracle's Q2 earnings topped analyst estimates, and an executive is confident the EU will approve its deal to buy Sun Microsystems.
• BlackBerry Outage Over, Says RIM Some users' e-mail will still be delayed as servers send out queued correspondences; Research in Motion is still investigating the cause of the outage.
• RunCore Pro IV SSD for MacBook Air The MacBook Air has never been known for its performance. Though it's incredibly thin and weighs just three pounds, making it great for portability, the Air is...
• Privacy Groups Bring Facebook Complaints to FTC EPIC and other privacy and consumer groups have filed an FTC complaint against Facebook for its privacy changes.
• JVC Speaker Turns Your IPod on Its Ear JVC has announced its new XS-SR3 iPod speaker dock, whose look is infinitely sleeker than its name.
• Enable Better Font Smoothing on Some LCD Displays One of the unwelcome changes in Snow Leopard, at least for myself and others who use certain third-party LCD displays, was the gross simplification of the font...
• Google Dashboard Shows Android Fragmentation Google released a snapshot that shows the percentages of phones running the different versions of Android software.
• Ghosts N' Goblins: Gold Knights for IPhone Brutally hard gameplay. Unforgiving foes. Fun, right? That's the legacy of Capcom's classic Ghosts 'n Goblins series. The latest sequel, Ghosts 'n Goblins: Gold...
• Is VLC for OS X in Danger? VLC for OS X could go MIA PDQ unless some Mac developers step up ASAP. That's because VLC media player, the (for-now) cross-platform software from the VideoLAN...
• Intel Introduces Next-generation Laptop, Desktop Chips Intel officially announced the new laptop and desktop processors on Thursday.
• BlackBerry Outage Not Winning Any Fans for RIM RIM suffered a brief e-mail outage. The situation is resolved, but in a tough smartphone market any outage is bad for business.
• Is a Google Netbook on the Horizon? What won't Google do to extend its reach into businesses and homes. If a handset seemed far-fetched, a Chrome OS netbook almost makes sense.
• Neato and LG Join Robot Vacuum Fray Two new models of robotic vacuum cleaners are just around the corner, ready to compete with the market-leading Roomba.
• Best Games of 2009 for the iPhone: Macworld's 2009 App Gems Awards Macworld editors describe the five iPhone and iPod Touch games they've chosen as the best of 2009.