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• Why Don't Tech Media Mavens Understand Satire? The amount of bloviating on Dan Lyons’ satirical movement to bring AT&T’s network to its knees has been astounding.
• Don't Lose Everything When You Lose a Laptop: Use FireFound Firefox Add-On Add location tracking and a remote-wipe feature to Firefox with the Firefox add-on FireFound.
• Google's Android Invasion: Prepare For Phase 2 Google's Android operating system has plenty to celebrate this holiday season -- and now, a new trio of studies suggests the platform is poised for even more success in 2010.
• Philadelphia Plans to Buy Its Wi-Fi Network The City of Philadelphia plans to buy the Wi-Fi network built by EarthLink and use it for city services, plus some public hotspots.
• Twitter Hacked by Iran? No Way, Say Bloggers The overnight wires hummed with tales of Twitter being hacked by the "Iranian Cyber Army." But all is not as it seems.
• Windows Mobile Healthier, More Common Than Many Think Some see Windows Mobile as being on life support. I see 7 million users and a platform that Microsoft may be able to grow. But, beware the next 12 months.
• Bugs & Fixes: Apple Updates Disk Repair Advice Apple has released a trio of articles that offer new or updated information regarding disk repairs. Let's take a look at each.
• Microsoft, Intel, Google Legal News Prevails It was a week where competition regulators danced with IT industry behemoths: the U.S. Federal Trade Commission filed an antitrust lawsuit against Intel, while...
• Image Comparer Helps Weed Out Duplicate Photos Photo utility Image Comparer checks large numbers of photos to help you manage duplicates and similars.
• Gov't Broadband Project to Compete With Existing Service A Georgia broadband project funded by the U.S. government will compete with existing broadband service.
• Last Minute Gifts for Mac Lovers We've all experienced some form of holiday shopping panic: "There's only of months/days/hours left before Christmas/Hanukkah/Kwanzaa! What am I going to do?"...
• Make the Most of Your Middle Mouse Button, Part 4 There's one last way to get some extra use out of that third button: Click it, hold it, and drag your mouse to scroll up or down on a page. Very handy!
• Twitter Client Kiwi Lets You Style, Hide, Organize Tweets You would be right in many ways if you said that Twitter clients figuratively cost ten cents for every twelve apps you can round up. They typically compete in...
• Microsoft Updates ERP Suites for Europe VAT Changes Microsoft is updating its Dynamics ERP suites to accommodate changes in Europe's VAT law that take effect next year.
• Take Your Bento to Go Bento is Filemaker, Inc.'s database for Everyman. This easy-to-use application puts powerful relational database capabilities at your fingertips without...