WIRELESS SECURITY
Spammers Take Over Apple's Ping
Apple launched iTunes 10 with its Ping social network, and within hours, the site fell victim to spammers looking to make a quick buck from Apple's unsuspecting 160 million music lovers. |
LINUX/OPEN SOURCE
Google Updates Chrome Browser
Google's Chrome browser is now two years old, and the youngster -- and its proud parent -- are celebrating its rise in browser market share with an update to a faster Chrome version 6. |
PERSONAL TECH
Samsung Sees Fast Galaxy S Growth
Samsung Electronics is predicting it will sell 20 million to 25 million smartphones this year. The company also aims to ship 50 million smartphones in 2011, according to Samsung's J.K. Shin. |
PERSONAL TECH
Verizon Offers Prepaid Data Plans
In what could be the first phase of a transformation in the way its smartphone users pay for Internet use, the nation's biggest carrier, Verizon Wireless, has introduced prepaid data plans. |
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Smartphone Makers Hurting for Chips
Toshiba's Blu-ray Entry: Solid But Slow
Gmail Will Prioritize Important E-Mail
Paul Allen Sues Major Tech Firms
Plan Your Vacation Using Geoservices
Samsung Unleashes iPad Competitor
Xerox: It's Not Just Copiers Anymore
Review: Dell Streak Is Awkward Phone
FCC Wants Input on Net Neutrality
HP, Hynix Partner To Develop ReRAM
AutoCAD Returns To Mac Computers
Sony Preps Glasses-Free 3-D TVs
China Requires ID for Cell Numbers
