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• AT&T hit with class action lawsuit over iPhone, iPad data overcharges
• Verizon iPhone has pushed AT&T to focus on Android
• Last blocks of IPv4 IP addresses allocated
• Call of Duty Black Ops releases First Strike DLC today
• Google calls out Bing for copying its search results
• Cisco: Mobile Web traffic growing at a staggering rate
• Google Art Project brings Street View to museums
• Madden picks the Steelers to win Super Bowl XLV
• Update: Apple snubs Sony, abolishes apps that peddle content outside iTunes
• E-book readers chew through more books, still enjoy paper copies
• Metered Internet billing gets an icy reception in Canada
• Runes of Magic publisher refuses to negotiate with blackmailer
• 2011 Infiniti EX35 Review
• Google vs. Bing: The war continues
• Sandy Bridge flaw halts sales of affected Dell, MSI and Gigabyte products
• Verizon iPhone 4 pre-orders start Thursday, in stores Feb. 10
• Body and Brain Connection review
• Leaked ‘AOL Way’ documents expose AOL’s cash-driven content strategies
• Marantz SR6005 Review
• Google introduces Honeycomb, Android Market updates, in-app purchases
• AT&T expands tethering with Wi-Fi hotspot app, offers more data plans
• Instagram raises $7M, reveals its iPhone app is only the beginning
• ‘The Daily Show,’ and ‘Colbert Report’ return to Hulu as part of Viacom deal
• Reddit surpasses 1 billion pageview milestone
• Anonymous hackers strike back against governments of Egypt, Yemen
• Dell, HP, others to offer replacements, refunds for Sandy Bridge systems
• Cameron ($257m) and Depp ($100m) top list of Hollywood earners in 2010
• Flickr accidentally “permanently” deletes user’s 3,400 photos
• WikiLeaks nominated for Nobel Peace Prize
• Google vs. Bing experiment: Half of search results are identical
• Verizon warns heavy data users of slower speeds ahead
• T-Mobile tops J.D. Power customer satisfaction study – again
• The Daily review: Hands on with the first iPad-only newspaper
• PS2 becomes the best-selling video game system of all time
• Campbell’s swoons over soup sales from Apple’s iAds
• Motorola and AT&T completely botched Atrix 4G Laptop pricing
• The Avengers is looking for Nick Fury’s sidekick
• Apple iPad vs. RIM Playbook vs. Motorola Xoom vs. Dell Streak 7
• Verizon iPhone 4 pre-orders maxed-out within 24 hours
• Hacktivists steal 250,000 Facebook profiles, put them on fake dating Website
• Congress questions Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg over privacy concerns again
• Greenp0ison finally unleashes iOS 4.2.1 untethered jailbreak
• Google Nexus S Review
• Windows Home Server ‘Vail’ omits Drive Extender
• ICANN hands over last IPv4 blocks, World IPv6 Day gathers steam
• What is Quora? A simple guide to social media’s new darling
• Pirated Microsoft software funded Mexican drug cartel
• Sanctum Review
• Windows Phone 7 and Nokia: Two wrongs don’t make a right
• AOL buys Huffington Post for $315 million
• Groupon’s Tibet Super Bowl ad offends everyone
• FCC to propose $8 billion broadband expansion plan
• US government wants veto power on new domain suffixes
• The Plaza hotel in NYC offers iPads in every room
• Nokia E7 business phone shipping today
• Canon Rebel T3 and T3i aim to bring DSLRs to the masses
• Music piracy way down, study shows
• Canon updates PowerShot line with CMOS sensors
• Kyocera Echo brings first dual-screen design to Sprint
• Panasonic HDC-SDT750 Review
• Super Bowl movie trailer roundup
• Nasdaq hacks threaten investor confidence more than Stock Market security
• Twin trouble: Five pitfalls of Sprint’s dual-screen Kyocera Echo
• Kyocera Echo hands-on preview
• Update: Current TV becomes the new home of Keith Olbermann
• Verizon iPhone teardown reveals dual-mode GSM-CDMA potential, sparks ‘world phone’ iPhone 5 talk
• Groupon CEO: Our ‘Tibet’ Super Bowl ad was just misunderstood
• HTC to invest $40 million in cloud-gaming service OnLive for mobile development
• European newspaper publishers slam Apple on subscription sales
• Nokia may move to Silicon Valley, adopt Windows 7 or Android
• Survey says smartphones outsold PCs for the first time ever
• Fujifilm X100 and its hybrid viewfinder are here
• The Eagle Review
• Nikon CoolPix revamp brings extreme wide-angle, 36x zoom on a budget
• Leaked Nokia memo acknowledges ‘burning platform,’ big changes ahead
• Verizon iPhone 4 has antenna ‘death grip’ problems, too
• Verizon preparing improved voice calls, video chat with 4G LTE network
• Anti-trust: Google blames Microsoft for turning Washington DC against it
• Android global sales grew 888 percent in 2010
• HP unveils WebOS HP Veer, Palm Pre 3, and HP TouchPad tablet
• HP TouchPad: Game changer or missed opportunity?
• INQ shows off Facebook-optimized Cloud Touch on video; UPDATE: Specs detailed
• Five reasons why the sun is setting on Windows dominance
• Activision finally kills Guitar Hero
• Google, Facebook considered buying Twitter for $8-10 billion. A sign of the second tech apocalypse?
• Google helps mortgage scammers con needy homeowners, study finds
• Opera Mini coming to the iPad
• Internet Explorer 9 release candidate available
• Publisher greed: Little girl amasses $1,400 iPhone bill playing ‘Smurf’s Village’
• White House unveils five-year wireless broadband plan
• Will Sony open up the PlayStation Move to hackers?
• 2011 Dodge Avenger Review
• Google rolls out 007-style ‘two-step verification’ security
• HP claims great relationship with Microsoft, cryptic about WebOS PC plans
• Insiders say RIM will enable Android apps on the PlayBook
• Nokia chooses Windows Phone 7 as its primary operating system – full details
• Nokia outlines restructuring, benefits of Microsoft WP7 partnership
• Egypt’s ‘Facebook generation’ pressures Mubarak to step down
• MacBook Airs to get Sandy Bridge processors this summer?
• PayPal to become eBay’s biggest business?
• MPEG LA calls for patents essential to VP8/WebM
• Is Sony threatening to pull its music content from iTunes?
• Digital Trends’ top 5 viral videos for February 11, 2011
• An open relationship: A good move for Nokia and Microsoft
• Uwe Boll sues Berlinale film fest over $175 entry fee
• How JC Penney gamed Google
• WSJ: New smaller iPhone real, MobileMe may become free, iTunes music streaming coming soon
• Reinventing Yahoo: Four ways to save the former king of search
• LG Optimus 3D, Optimus Pad, YouTube 3D partnership official at Mobile World Congress
• Nokia deal to cost Microsoft ‘billions of dollars’
• BlackBerry Style 9670 Review
• Intel still committed to MeeGo
• Microsoft at MWC: multitasking and a speedy IE9 for Windows Phone 7
• HTML5 to be complete in 2014
• Trinity: Souls of Zill O’ll review
• LiMo Foundation announces LiMo 4, devices due mid-year
• Twitter is not just a ‘microblogging’ service, argues CEO
• Springpad gets social: What’s next for Evernote’s biggest competitor
• 2011 Nissan Juke Review
• Sprint: Natural selection will be cruel to tablet makers
• Power to the pocket: The next generation of superphones
• Apple supplier responsibility report addresses Foxconn suicides, underage workers
• Motorola happy with Android, promises smoother upgrades
• LG Optimus 3D Vs. Samsung Galaxy S II
• Nokia Plan B calls for Elop’s ouster
• Will Apple release three versions of the iPhone 5?
• Comcast, Time Warner sign up for World IPv6 Day
• Clinton puts Internet freedom at forefront of U.S. foreign policy
• EA and NFL reach new contract as work stoppage looms
• Schmidt: Google hopes to know your thoughts and save your memories, forever
• The best of Toy Fair 2011
• Is Microsoft killing off the Zune?
• Iomega SuperHero Review
• Rhapsody won’t bend to Apple’s new iTunes policy
• Tablet showdown: Motorola Xoom Vs. LG Optimus Pad Vs. Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1
• Jeopardy! IBM Challenge continues as Watson takes a huge lead
• Angry Birds headed to Windows Phone 7, 3D version ‘in the works’
• Facebook is stressing you out, says study
• Justice Department defends Wikileaks Twitter data request
• Verizon iPhone sales fall short of expectations
• Borders files for bankruptcy
• Official Motorola Xoom prices: $799 on Verizon, $600 Wi-Fi only model
• Study: Casual games ease anxiety and depression
• SRS iWow 3D brings 3D audio to iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch
• Advertising memo leaked: Twitter wants to bring in $100M off ads this year
• Leaked Dell road maps show next-gen smartphones, tablets on the horizon
• Wind-powered car sets records in a 3,100-mile road test
• The National Enquirer gives Steve Jobs 6 weeks to live
• Google boosts Social Search by giving friends’ posts higher page priority
• U.S. government mistakenly shuts down 84,000 websites
• Verizon, Motorola hold little hope for Windows Phone 7
• Sprint looking to embrace LTE 4G technology?
• Swann DVR4-2600: monitor four live security cams via smartphone
• Libya inspired by Egyptian revolution, uses social media in midst of protests
• Nikon D7000 Review
• NYT: Apple planning a cheaper, but not a smaller iPhone
• Will Apple and Dell be the vise that cracks HP?
• Comcast to launch 24-hour Xfinity 3D channel
• What it’s really like to work at an Apple Store
• Pulling back the curtain on Minecraft with creator Markus Persson
• US antitrust regulators investigate Apple’s subscription plan
• Telltale Games working on episodic Fables, The Walking Dead adaptations
• Best Science Pictures and Visualizations of 2010
• Digital Trends’ top 5 viral videos for February 18, 2011
• Clearwire expects “imminent” solution to Sprint feud
• Behold, the world’s first anti-laser
• Architect of China’s “Great Firewall” gives rare interview
• The Social Network epilogue: Where Facebook founders are now
• Twitter suspends Twitdroyd and UberTwitter apps
• Nokia tempts developers with free E7 and WP7 phones
• Cedar Rapids Review
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• God hates hackers: Anonymous warns Westboro Baptist Church, ‘stop now, or else’
• Internet ‘kill switch’ bill revised, still angers civil rights activists
• All signs point to new MacBook Pro release this week
• Judge rules suit against China’s Green Dam can proceed
• Groupon planning to launch in China?
• Dead Island trailer attracts Hollywood and possibly lawsuits
• Anonymous: We didn’t threaten Westboro Baptist Church
• The Amazing Spider-Man will not be a reboot
• Cell phone plan comparison: The best deals at every price level
• Lenovo unveils six long-lasting business ThinkPads
• PS3 hacker raises money for legal fight against Sony
• Production delays push iPad 2 release to June, say analysts
• Killzone 3 review
• Paul Frank Julius Dance Machine Review
• Apple wants to improve iTunes file quality
• New device will allow you to smell the games you play
• DJ Caruso signed to direct Preacher
• Windows 7 Service Pack 1 update released
• Google takes heat for collecting kids’ Social Security Numbers
• WikiLeaks now selling t-shirts, coffee mugs to raise money
• Apple confirms March 2 iPad event
• HP’s new business notebooks sport up to 32 hours battery life
• Creepy ePhone Tracker smartphone software lets people spy on you
• Apple achieves most product placement of any brand in the last 10 yrs
• Best of Quora: Social media insiders spilling secrets
• Panguso search, Baidu monopoly investigation leave Chinese Internet at crossroads
• Netflix vs. Amazon Prime Instant Streaming
• Motorola Xoom preview: Hands on first impressions
• Toyota recalls 2.17 million vehicles due to sudden-acceleration issues
• Apple discontinues sales of MobileMe — free version coming March 2?
• New Google plug-in takes Micrsoft Office into the cloud
• Apple releases Mac OS X 10.7 “Lion” developer preview
• SEC investigating sales of Twitter, Facebook stock for conflicts of interest
• Boxee Box Review
• Anonymous seizes Westboro Baptist’s domain during live TV confrontation
• Total War: Shogun 2 Preview
• Google weeds out content farms with algorithm update
• University of Michigan researchers unveil very, very small computer
• Google heads into the kitchen with new recipe search feature
• Huawei open letter defends company reputation
• T-Mobile sheds subscribers in the fourth quarter
• Survey: Three out of four say mobile manners worse than in 2009
• China blocks, then restores, LinkedIn in after pro-democracy posts
• Who’ll take home the Oscars? Our picks for the 2011 Academy Awards
• Anthem MRX-700 Review
• Digital Trends’ top 5 viral videos for February 25, 2011
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• Facebook translates privacy policy for non-legal experts
• Craigslist to Oodle: Who are you calling a ‘cesspool of crime’?
• OnLive offers free MicroConsole and bonus game with the purchase of Homefront
• Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 announcement probably not coming at GDC this week
• ‘The Social Network’ takes home three awards at 2011 Oscars, not Best Picture
• Nuclear war could reverse global warming, NASA says
• No, Saudi Arabia’s King Abdullah did not offer to buy Facebook for $150 billion
• Best Buy’s genius gimmick: Buy Back trade-in program is a total ripoff
• Operation Wisconsin: Anonymous targets billionaire Koch brothers
• SocialEyes video calling blends Facebook, Skype
• SoftKinetic beats Microsoft to the punch, releases Kinect SDK first
• New Trojan could mean attackers are waking up to Mac OS X?
• W3C to consider Microsoft’s “do not track” proposal for standard
• Nokia N950 to be the sole 2011 MeeGo device
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• Knights Contract review
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