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  • 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.
  • Facebook Privacy: Zuckerberg's Profile Unzipped Facebook CEO's Facebook page reveals the ups and downs of the social networking site's new privacy settings.
  • Google Phone: Why I Could Care Less...For Now So. It seems the oft-rumored and--until recently--never-pictured, "Google Phone" exists.
  • Why the Cloud Should Have Your Back-Up Hard drives die, computers get stolen, and storage media becomes obsolete. Here's why and how you should back up your personal data in the cloud.
  • Scrooged: 12 Xmas-themed Scams While the risk of being hacked, conned or having sensitive information stolen is possible all through the year, most security experts agree that the holiday...
  • Creating Diacritics Internationalist Chris Rattan wonders how to create non-English characters. He writes:
  • AT&T IPhone Users Irate at Idea of Usage-Based Pricing In less than two years, the iPhone has changed the way people think about and use their phones. As with any paradigm shift, reverberations can be felt in many...
  • Nook Hacked; Has Hidden Support for MMS and Speech Recognition Barnes & Noble's new e-reader has some intriguing hidden features. MMS and speech recognition, anyone?
  • ERP Vendor Offers to Take Over MySQL French ERP vendor Nexedi is offering to take over management of the MySQL database.
  • Kodak EasyShare S730 Kodak is straddling traditionalist and multimedia worlds with its EasyShare S730 frame, and we applaud it for getting the balance right. This stylish...
  • App Store Redesign Meets With Mixed Reviews Apple's rearranging boxes on its retail shelves again. The company tweaked the layout for App Store entries late last week, bringing the appearance into line...
  • I Blew Off Final Fantasy, True Story While you're waiting for your Japanese import copy of Final Fantasy XIII, take a stroll down memory lane with the installment that launched a roleplaying empire.
  • Shrek Kart for IPhone Both kids and adults seem to love Shrek. The comedy-fantasy films were all huge commercial successes, in large part because the humor appealed to audiences of...
  • Report: AT&T Network Problems Are IPhone's Fault? Over the weekend, the New York Times reported a rather surprising story: as it turns out, it's not AT&T's fault when your iPhone drops a call or fetches your...
  • Google's Test Phone Nexus One, a Snoozer From what's known about Google's Nexus One test phone, it sounds like a snoozer.

From Around the Web

  • 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.
  • Facebook Privacy: Zuckerberg's Profile Unzipped Facebook CEO's Facebook page reveals the ups and downs of the social networking site's new privacy settings.
  • Google Phone: Why I Could Care Less...For Now So. It seems the oft-rumored and--until recently--never-pictured, "Google Phone" exists.
  • Why the Cloud Should Have Your Back-Up Hard drives die, computers get stolen, and storage media becomes obsolete. Here's why and how you should back up your personal data in the cloud.
  • Scrooged: 12 Xmas-themed Scams While the risk of being hacked, conned or having sensitive information stolen is possible all through the year, most security experts agree that the holiday...
  • Creating Diacritics Internationalist Chris Rattan wonders how to create non-English characters. He writes:
  • AT&T IPhone Users Irate at Idea of Usage-Based Pricing In less than two years, the iPhone has changed the way people think about and use their phones. As with any paradigm shift, reverberations can be felt in many...
  • Nook Hacked; Has Hidden Support for MMS and Speech Recognition Barnes & Noble's new e-reader has some intriguing hidden features. MMS and speech recognition, anyone?
  • ERP Vendor Offers to Take Over MySQL French ERP vendor Nexedi is offering to take over management of the MySQL database.
  • Kodak EasyShare S730 Kodak is straddling traditionalist and multimedia worlds with its EasyShare S730 frame, and we applaud it for getting the balance right. This stylish...
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