| Feb 7 | Hackers wanted $50,000 to keep Symantec source code private Symantec\'s agreement to pay $50,000 to prevent the leak of source code for some of its flagship products was part of a \"law enforcement investigation.\" |
| Feb 7 | Nikon woos the pros with long-awaited D800 With a 36-megapixel sensor, new autofocus and metering systems, better viewfinder, and some attractive video features, the D800 might just have been worth the seemingly endless wait. |
| Feb 7 | Nikon D800 photos The D800\'s design doesn\'t differ significantly from the D700\'s. |
| Feb 7 | Brazil sues Twitter users over speed trap and traffic tweets As Brazil\'s attorney general files an injunction to block tweets and suspend accounts of Twitter users warning people about speed traps, the question is will Twitter work with the Brazilian government and use its new tweet removal policy? |
| Feb 7 | Can Amazon replicate Apple\'s brick-and-mortar success? Rumor has it that Amazon is considering opening stores--the real, brick-and-mortar kind. Is that a good idea? |
| Feb 7 | U.K. college offering iPhoneography course If you were still wondering whether the iPhone had made a significant mark on society, news that London\'s Kensington and Chelsea College has a course offering students the ability to learn iPhoneography (the art of taking photographs with your iPhone.. |
| Feb 7 | Top EULA Gotchas: Website Fine-Print Hall of Shame Fine-print gotchas could get you arrested, watched by the Feds, and even strip you of the right to sue. |
| Feb 7 | Programmer Personality Types: 13 Profiles in Code Coding culture offers no shortage of character. Here are the specs for determining your developer breed. |
| Feb 7 | Samsung reduces its LTE chip cost by half ABI Research takes a look inside the Samsung Galaxy Nexus and finds a surprisingly cheap(er) chip tucked in it. |
| Feb 7 | Galaxy Nexus Gets Fixed; Update Makes Ice Cream Sandwich a Little Swee.. A leaked over-the-air update patches up bugs in the Verizon Galaxy Nexus. |