| Feb 9 | Virginia Firm Files Encryption Lawsuit Against Tech Giants A Virginia-based encryption vendor has filed a patent infringement lawsuit against several large tech vendors, including IBM, Cisco, eBay, Oracle and Adobe. |
| Feb 9 | Five Sites for Smart Consumers We all have our own opinions about politics, sports, and even technology. We all occupy our own particular neighborhoods, income brackets, and sections of the... |
| Feb 9 | Navigon iPhone GPS app to get social media, panoramic 3D view Navigon is about to release a major update for its MobileNavigator GPS app for the iPhone that adds social media interaction, panoramic 3D views, and Navigon MyRoutes. |
| Feb 9 | NASA's Latest Mission to the International Space Station The Space Shuttle Endeavour is on a mission to deliver a new observation module to the International Space Station. |
| Feb 9 | Digital Music Sales Growth Slowing Since Variable Pricing The nature of cause and effect is sometimes surprising--at other times, it seems so blindingly obvious that all you can do is say "duh." If you'd ever predicted... |
| Feb 9 | Gmail Goes Social with Google Buzz Google introduces social tool called Google Buzz that allows Facebook-like sharing and location-based communication. |
| Feb 9 | Dante's Inferno: Deja vu all over again Much has been made about the game's similarities to the God of War franchise, so let's see if Dante's Inferno stands out by itself. |
| Feb 9 | Swag Bucks: Earn rewards for searching the Web It sounds a little too good to be true, but Swag Bucks looks to be a legitimate way to earn goodies just by running Web searches like you normally would. Originally posted at The Cheapskate |
| Feb 9 | The 404 Podcast 515: Where we look to our hands for inspiration Today\'s episode of CNET\'s The 404 Podcast features a pink Ouija Board, the newest Facebook meme, search engine profiling, and Google\'s latest mapping feature that waves good-bye to your shopping privacy. (Credit: Derrick Chen/The 404) The infamous O.. |
| Feb 9 | Glossy screens on the rise--whether you like it or not Following a trend with laptop screens, TV manufacturers are opting for reflective rather than matte screens--making it harder to find a TV that's easy to view in a well-lit room. |