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  1. [Tech] Ruby shining on Java, Windows, and Mac OS (InfoWorld)
  2. [Tech] Qualcomm's Updated 3G Chipset Coming to ThinkPads (PC World)
  3. [Tech] Google Chrome OS: A Simple FAQ (PC World)
  4. [Tech] Lester leads Hofstra past Yale 68-63 (AP)
  5. [Tech] Moody's downgrades Liberty Media LLC ratings (AP)
  6. [Tech] California's Plasma-TV Ban Could Be Costly, CEA Warns (NewsFactor)
  7. [Tech] Two Approaches to NFC Battle for French Hearts and Mobiles (PC World)
  8. [Tech] Mac OS X 10.6.2 Hack Gets Atom Support Back (PC World)
  9. [Tech] Ballmer Says Windows 7 Sales Double Those of Vista (NewsFactor)
  10. [Tech] Sun-Times Media names John Barron group publisher (AP)
  11. [Tech] Gameloft to cut back on Android development (Macworld.com)
  12. Baby gorillas getting playpen: paradise
  13. [Tech] Gephardt pushes for investment in health research (AP)
  14. Bacteria prompts nasal spray recall in U.S., Europe
  15. [Tech] B&N Nook sells out, too late for holiday orders (AP)
  16. [Tech] Malone says DirecTV is not for sale: report (Reuters)
  17. [Tech] Get Chrome OS Now (PC World)
  18. Football fever turns nasty in Cairo
  19. [Tech] Suit over search-engine keywords tries new angle (AP)
  20. [Tech] Medidata files shelf registration for offering (AP)
  21. Blind students sing upon school supplies' arrival
  22. Peru: Arrests made in ring that sold human fat
  23. Three charged as Comcast hackers
  24. [Tech] Mussolini's blood and brain up for sale on eBay (AFP)
  25. [Tech] Xbox LIVE Gold Free Today Through Monday (PC World)
  26. Prosecutor calls for end to Knox saga
  27. Right-wing activists storm TV station over 'bias'
  28. Commentary: Europe job too small for Tony Blair
  29. [Tech] Web sites cater to for-sale-by-owner home sellers (AP)
  30. [Tech] Google's Chrome OS Will Be Optimized for Speed (NewsFactor)
  31. [Tech] Google books hearing set for February 18 (AFP)
  32. [Tech] Cisco releases Web security app for iPhone (AFP)
  33. [Tech] Simpsons' lampoon of Sarkozy sudden French web hit (AFP)
  34. [Tech] EU Gives Oracle Extra Time to Respond to Sun Inquiry (PC World)
  35. Man who killed wife while dreaming is released
  36. Soccer match leads to riot police, diplomatic meltdown
  37. [Tech] Vivendi inching closer to decision on NBC (AP)
  38. Authorities: Gunman kills 4, wounds 6 on Saipan
  39. False alarms prompt space station scare
  40. 11 missing after severe floods in northern England
  41. FIFA turn down Ireland's replay request
  42. [Tech] Library group offers text search to 4.6M books (AP)
  43. [Tech] Sony to launch online download service for TVs (AFP)
  44. [Tech] California Bans Power-Hog TVs: Death Knell for Plasma? (PC World)
  45. [Tech] Cloud Engines updates Pogoplug media sharing device (Macworld.com)
  46. Google OS: the end of the hard drive?
  47. [Tech] Susan Boyle aims to turn celebrity into album sales (Reuters)
  48. [Tech] Sony's Hirai Hopes for Quick Start to Online Content Service (PC World)
  49. [Tech] EU extends Oracle/Sun review deadline until Jan 27 (AP)
  50. [Tech] Nokia to axe 330 jobs in Finland, Denmark (AFP)
  51. [Tech] You don't know tech: The InfoWorld news quiz (InfoWorld)
  52. [Tech] Why Chrome OS will fail -- big time (InfoWorld)
  53. [Tech] China Mobile Says Mobile Market Sales Going Well (PC World)
  54. [Tech] Gameloft says it, others reining in Android plans (Reuters)
  55. [Tech] AT&T's Anti-Verizon Ad Is a Stinker (PC World)
  56. [Tech] Foxconn to Build JIL Handset for China Mobile (PC World)
  57. [Tech] Security Pro Says New SSL Attack Can Hit Many Sites (PC World)
  58. [Tech] Sony hopes online service will build brand loyalty (AP)
  59. Bomber strikes near Afghan governor's house
  60. [Tech] Sony to launch online entertainment service in 2010 (Reuters)
  61. Suspected drone kills 8 militants in Pakistan
  62. Afghan minister: Taliban can be defeated
  63. [Tech] China Unicom 3G Growth Seven Times Faster Than China Mobile (PC World)
  64. [Tech] 200 Web sites spread al-Qaida's message in English (AP)
  65. [Tech] eBay completes Skype sale (AFP)
  66. Honduran de facto leader to step down temporarily
  67. U.S. and Cuba practice softball diplomacy
  68. 'Obama threat' security guard freed
  69. [Tech] Dell's profit, stock drop on weak quarterly report (AP)
  70. [Tech] Obama answers questions from top Cuban blogger (AP)
  71. [Tech] Former CEO of Bricsnet indicted for embezzlement (AP)
  72. Former Rwanda official warns of violence
  73. Russian corruption fight explodes on YouTube
  74. [Tech] First Look: Super Monkey Ball 2 (Macworld.com)
  75. [Tech] Google adds automatic captions to YouTube (AFP)
  76. [Tech] Google PC will start in seven seconds or less (Reuters)
  77. [Tech] AOL shows worst not over for media job cuts (Reuters)
  78. [Tech] Malone: DirecTV would be "compatible" with a telco (Reuters)
  79. [Tech] EBay completes sale of Skype for $2 billion (AP)
  80. [Tech] Glitch snarls air traffic in latest woes for FAA (AP)
  81. [Tech] Google's Chrome OS: A Web appliance, not a PC (InfoWorld)
  82. [Tech] California Energy Commission Rule to Impact HDTV Industry (PC World)
  83. [Tech] Android vs. iPhone: Which Has the More Advanced Users? (PC World)
  84. [Tech] Google's Chrome OS: What's in it for Microsoft? (PC World)
  85. [Tech] SkillSoft 3Q profit up 63 percent; raises outlook (AP)
  86. [Tech] Auto-Updating Chrome OS Will Focus on Security (NewsFactor)
  87. [Tech] AT&T Fires Back at Verizon with 'X and V' Commercial (NewsFactor)
  88. [Tech] Google Will Add Text Captions To YouTube Videos (NewsFactor)
  89. [Tech] Office 2010 Integrates with the Web, But Weakly (NewsFactor)
  90. [Tech] Google Goes for Speed, Security in Chrome OS (PC World)
  91. [Tech] Hack brings 10.6.2 back to Atom processors (Macworld.com)
  92. Android's growth worries some
  93. Online churches draw believers
  94. [Tech] Dell profit falls 54 pct amid PC slump (AP)
  95. [Tech] Google adds automatic captions to YouTube (AFP)
  96. [Tech] Holiday Shopping Notebook: Holiday gimmicks (AP)
  97. [Tech] Google-powered netbooks to debut next year (AFP)
  98. French soccer cheating enrages Irish
  99. Belgian PM is first 'president of Europe'
  100. Closing arguments set in Amanda Knox case
  101. [Tech] Indian Eye Hospital Uses IPhone for Remote Diagnostics (PC World)
  102. [Tech] Google's Chrome OS to be ready for 2010 holidays (AP)
  103. [Tech] Susan Boyle album sets pre-order record on Amazon (Reuters)
  104. [Tech] New AT&T TV Ad More Misleading Than Verizon's Claims (PC World)
  105. [Tech] Google shows off Chrome operating system (Reuters)
  106. [Tech] Shareholders OK DirecTV spinoff but sale uncertain (AP)
  107. [Tech] AOL Offers Voluntary Resignations Instead of Layoffs (NewsFactor)
  108. [Tech] Google adding automatic captions to YouTube videos (AP)
  109. [Tech] SubRosaSoft introduces FileSalvage 7 (Macworld.com)
  110. [Tech] Microsoft says Windows 7 sales strong (Reuters)
  111. [Tech] Making money from open source: Still an issue (InfoWorld)
  112. [Tech] Yahoo jumps on Twitter bandwagon to improve search (AP)
  113. [Tech] Smart Spending: Online help for holiday shopping (AP)
  114. [Tech] Livescribe SmartPen Gets its Own App Store (PC Magazine)
  115. [Tech] Agile Web Solutions releases 1Password 3 (Macworld.com)
  116. With Internet Explorer 9, Microsoft fights back
  117. [Tech] China tightens supervision of online games (AFP)
  118. [Tech] Incase debuts new chargers for iPod and iPhone (Macworld.com)
  119. [Tech] Camino 2.0 adds Tab Overview, improved annoyance blocking (Macworld.com)
  120. Clinton pleased with Karzai's promises
  121. [Tech] FAA glitch causes widespread US air travel delays (AP)
  122. [Tech] Game sales lift GameStop 3Q profit 12 percent (AP)
  123. [Tech] Wikipedia, iPhone among decade's top 10 Internet moments (Reuters)
  124. [Tech] AT&T strikes back at Verizon in new ad (Macworld.com)
  125. [Tech] Review: Old Italy lives in 'Assassin's Creed II' (AP)
  126. 10 killed in Afghan suicide bombing
  127. [Tech] Sony Plans PlayStation Expansion (PC World)
  128. [Tech] Google's Chrome May Shift the OS Landscape (PC World)
  129. How Microsoft blew it on Windows Mobile
  130. [Tech] AOL to lay off a third of staff (AP)
  131. [Tech] AOL to cut one-third of workforce (Reuters)
  132. South African gender test athlete to keep gold medal
  133. 200 million children's growth stunted, report says
  134. [Tech] China Wants Fewer Monsters, More 'culture' in Online Games (PC World)
  135. Obama wraps up 4-nation tour of Asia
  136. [Tech] How the poll on health care was conducted (AP)
  137. [Tech] Nokia sees corporate interest for netbook (Reuters)
  138. [Tech] Sony chief executive outlines turnaround plan (AP)
  139. [Tech] Calif. requires TVs to be more energy-efficient (AP)
  140. Afghanistan's Karzai sworn in to 2nd term
  141. U.S. soldiers missing in Afghanistan named
  142. Deadly suicide bombing in Peshawar
  143. [Tech] Singapore Takes Stake in China's Shanda Games (PC World)
  144. [Tech] All Blacks face dressing down over Twitter leak (Reuters)
  145. [Tech] China wants content, values censored in online games (Reuters)
  146. [Tech] Malaysia's Maxis debuts at 9.2 percent above IPO (AP)
  147. The politics of filling the EU's top jobs
  148. Pirates clash over Spanish ransom
  149. California approves new energy efficiency standards for TVs
  150. [Tech] Setback For AT&T in Suit Over Verizon Ads (PC World)
  151. [Tech] Judge: 2 sites selling Beatles songs should remain shut down (AP)
  152. [Tech] Five Best Features in the Office 2010 Beta (PC World)
  153. [Tech] NetEase 3Q results miss estimates, shares fall (AP)
  154. [Tech] T-Mobile Tap (T-Mobile) (PC World)
  155. Kenya orphanage takes in elephant babies
  156. [Tech] Yahoo Go To Go Bye-Bye (PC World)
  157. [Tech] Apple fixes problem with LED Cinema Display iSight camera (Macworld.com)
  158. [Tech] Trends & Innovations - Thursday (Investor's Business Daily)
  159. [Tech] Red Hat Works On Square Box; Acc/Dis At B (Investor's Business Daily)
  160. [Tech] Webby Awards name top 10 Internet moments of the decade (AFP)
  161. [Tech] Google Chrome OS: Rounding Up The Rumors (PC World)
  162. [Tech] Facebook users can help Chase find small charities (AP)
  163. [Tech] IE9 Expected To Let Browser Access PC Hardware (NewsFactor)
  164. [Tech] Apple Clears Final Hurdle To Sell iPhone in South Korea (NewsFactor)
  165. [Tech] Microsoft Releases Betas of Office 2010 and More (NewsFactor)
  166. [Tech] Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 Shatters Game Records (NewsFactor)
  167. [Tech] Salesforce Chatter Brings Social Networking To Business (NewsFactor)
  168. [Tech] Sony may not fill some e-reader orders by holidays (AP)
  169. [Tech] IBM signs $500M deal with UK agency (AP)
  170. Iran rejects key part of nuclear deal
  171. Top 10 Internet moments of the decade
  172. [Tech] Microsoft shows off Silverlight 4's feature list at PDC (InfoWorld)
  173. [Tech] Firefox Edges Towards 3.6 with Another Beta (PC Magazine)
  174. [Tech] NJ man sentenced in Scientology cyber attack (AP)
  175. [Tech] Nintendo's Mario endures even as games come and go (AP)
  176. [Tech] Review: $100 Palm Pixi is stylish but sluggish (AP)
  177. [Tech] eBay founder launching online Hawaii news service (AFP)
  178. Obama brothers meet in China
  179. [Tech] CatPaint iPhone app adds cats to any photo (Macworld.com)
  180. [Tech] DirecTV appoints Pepsi exec White as CEO (Reuters)
  181. Senate studies 'shocking' online-marketing ploys
  182. Solar gadgets for when you're on the go
  183. [Tech] State pressure affecting Internet social networks: forum (AFP)
  184. [Tech] YouTube Direct Provides 'Citizen Journalist' Clearinghouse (PC World)
  185. [Tech] Upscale McDonald's brings European style to NYC (AP)
  186. [Tech] DirecTV to appoint PepsiCo executive as CEO (AP)
  187. [Tech] 'Call of Duty' setting entertainment records (AP)
  188. [Tech] Concur Technologies shares fall on weak guidance (AP)
  189. [Tech] Lead US disaster agency reaches out electronically (AFP)
  190. [Tech] Probe launched into British T-Mobile data breach (AFP)
  191. [Tech] 'Modern Warfare 2' sets entertainment industry records (AFP)
  192. [Tech] UK Police Reveal Arrests Over Zeus Banking Malware (PC World)
  193. [Tech] Union ramps up efforts to organize T-Mobile (AP)
  194. [Tech] EMI music videos, concerts coming to Hulu.com (AFP)
  195. [Tech] UK police make 2 Trojan computer virus arrests (AP)
  196. [Tech] Sony Ericsson closing NC site among global cuts (AP)
  197. [Tech] A quiet Palm releases WebOS update (InfoWorld)
  198. [Tech] "Call of Duty" game sells $550 million in five days (Reuters)
  199. [Tech] Nokia Ousts Symbian OS From High-End Handsets (PC World)
  200. [Tech] California targets TVs to lower electricity demand (AP)
  201. [Tech] EU Closes 54 Web Sites for Consumer Law Violations (PC World)
  202. [Tech] 'Uncharted 2' leads Video Game Award nominations (AP)
  203. [Tech] Red Giant Software releases Holomatrix (Macworld.com)
  204. [Tech] Google-Branded 'Super' Phone Expected in 2010, Report Says (PC World)
  205. Social network sites criticized on bullying
  206. [Tech] Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 friend Facebook (AP)
  207. Germany extends Afghanistan mission
  208. North Korea, trade on agenda as Obama visits South Korea
  209. In space race, watch out for China
  210. [Tech] House lawmakers push ban on peer-to-peer software (AP)
  211. [Tech] Ahead of the Bell: Autodesk falls after forecast (AP)
  212. Hillary Clinton makes surprise visit to Afghanistan
  213. Vice president's veto threatens Iraq election
  214. [Tech] PS3 Firmware 3.10 Released, Adds Facebook Support (PC World)
  215. [Tech] China Defense Ministry Site Fends off Hackers (PC World)
  216. 'Catastrophic' fire warning in Australia
  217. U.S. ship thwarts second pirate attack
  218. [Tech] China Mobile's 3G Coverage to Rapidly Expand (PC World)
  219. [Tech] IPhone Cleared for Sale by South Korean Regulator (PC World)
  220. [Tech] Microsoft told to stop some Windows sales in China (AP)
  221. [Tech] China Mobile Still in Talks to Sell IPhone (PC World)
  222. [Tech] Video spurs explosion of Internet traffic (AFP)
  223. [Tech] China Mobile says still in iPhone talks with Apple (AFP)
  224. [Tech] EMC Brings Avamar Backup to PCs, Macs (PC World)
  225. [Tech] India to have 'billion' mobile users soon: exec (AFP)
  226. [Tech] IBM takes a (feline) step toward thinking machines (AP)
  227. [Tech] South Korean regulator approves iPhone (AP)
  228. Sex slave breaks silence
  229. [Tech] How to Hack China for Just $1,800 (PC World)
  230. [Tech] Telecom giants converge at Asia's top mobile show (AFP)
  231. [Tech] No Chrome OS This Year, But A Google Event Promises To Pull Back The Curtain
  232. U.S. Army suicides set another record
  233. [Tech] Service Lets Users Build Own IPhone, RIM, Windows Apps (PC World)
  234. [Tech] Photo Essentials 3 plug-in released for Photoshop Elements (Macworld.com)
  235. [Tech] China court rules against Microsoft in IPR case: report (Reuters)
  236. Puerto Rico fire linked to faulty gas tank monitor
  237. Israel approves plan to build 900 houses
  238. [Tech] Senators blast Web sites for scamming shoppers (AP)
  239. [Tech] GAO: Los Alamos computer security has weaknesses (AP)
  240. [Tech] AP Sources: MySpace in talks to buy imeem (AP)
  241. Can you be liable for your tweets?
  242. [Tech] House lawmakers push ban on peer-to-peer software (AP)
  243. [Tech] Autodesk posts lower 3Q profit, sales, shares fall (AP)
  244. [Tech] AP Sources: MySpace in talks to buy imeem (AP)
  245. [Tech] Microsoft 'cloud' service Azure to launch January 1 (AFP)
  246. [Tech] Web security company warns of 'cyber arms race' (AFP)
  247. [Tech] GAO: Los Alamos computer security has weaknesses (AP)
  248. [Tech] Verizon Says AT&T's Lawsuit Seeks To Hide 3G Truth (NewsFactor)
  249. [Tech] Wal-Mart confirms some Black Friday deals (AP)
  250. [Tech] Mac News Briefs: Better scanning in Snow Leopard (Macworld.com)