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Did E-mail and the Internet Kill the 9-5 Workday?
A recent survey indicates that the 9-5 workday and the 5-day workweek are both dead as workers no longer know when to disconnect and walk away.
Workweek - United States - Labor - Social Sciences - Arts
Workweek - United States - Labor - Social Sciences - Arts
Android Snags More of Apple's Market Share
While Apple's iOS is still the dominant player within the U.S. mobile market, it's been on a pretty steady roller coaster ride downward in terms of share.
Roller coaster - Apple - Recreation - Theme Parks - Attractions
Roller coaster - Apple - Recreation - Theme Parks - Attractions
Duke Nukem Forever Promised in 2011
Duke Nukem Forever gets a new lease in life, and even makes an appearance on the PAX show floor.
Duke Nukem - Duke Nukem Forever - 3D Realms - United States - Gearbox
Duke Nukem - Duke Nukem Forever - 3D Realms - United States - Gearbox
Watch for Duke Nukem Forever in 2011
Duke Nukem Forever gets a new lease in life, and even makes an appearance on the PAX show floor.
Duke Nukem - Duke Nukem Forever - 3D Realms - Gearbox - George Broussard
Duke Nukem - Duke Nukem Forever - 3D Realms - Gearbox - George Broussard
Is Apple's Ping a Haven for Spammers?
Analysis: Apple's Ping is a new iTunes-based social network. Unfortunately, it's already beset with a very old problem: rampant comment spam.
Apple - iTunes - Social network - Spam - E-mail
Apple - iTunes - Social network - Spam - E-mail
Bless These Gadgets
Anglican church invites all to a blessing of the tools of their 21st century trades, agnostic of their operating system.
Anglicanism - Christianity - Religion and Spirituality - Denominations - Anglican
Anglicanism - Christianity - Religion and Spirituality - Denominations - Anglican
Investigators Find Famous DJ's Credit Card Details for Sale
UPDATE: Armin Van Buuren is one of the world's best-known trance music DJs. He also apparently has had his credit card details stolen.
Armin van Buuren - Disc jockey - Trance music - Music - dj
Armin van Buuren - Disc jockey - Trance music - Music - dj
Texas Conducting Antitrust Review of Google
UPDATE: Texas joins the European Union and others with gripes against Google's practices; a coming of age or web bully?
Google - Searching - Search Engines - Companies - Web search engine
Google - Searching - Search Engines - Companies - Web search engine
Disk Storage Still Bouncing Back, IDC Says
UPDATE: The enterprise disk storage market is continuing to bounce back from the depths of the recession, IDC says.
International Data Corporation - Hardware - Storage - Information technology - Hewlett-Packard
International Data Corporation - Hardware - Storage - Information technology - Hewlett-Packard
Google Settles Privacy Lawsuit Over Buzz
Google agrees to pay $8.5 million to settle a class-action lawsuit over privacy problems with Google Buzz.
Google - Google Buzz - Class action - Searching - Search Engines
Google - Google Buzz - Class action - Searching - Search Engines
Google Settles Buzz Privacy Lawsuit
Google agrees to pay $8.5 million to settle a class-action lawsuit over privacy problems with Google Buzz.
Google - Class action - Google Buzz - Searching - Search Engines
Google - Class action - Google Buzz - Searching - Search Engines
Early Ping Reviews Strike Sour Note
Spam is already clogging Ping's boards, and many bloggers aren't thrilled with Ping's implementation.
Apple - Spam - iTunes - E-mail - Social network
Apple - Spam - iTunes - E-mail - Social network
IBM Code Unfetters Virtual Workloads
New IBM research shows a way to move live cloud deployments across different storage networks.
IBM - Hardware - Mainframe - Operating Systems - Historical
IBM - Hardware - Mainframe - Operating Systems - Historical
Apple Browsing Share Tops Linux, Android Steals Share Everywhere
Apple scores a first: More people browsed the Net last month with its mobile operating system than used Linux to do so.
Linux - Android - Mobile operating system - Operating system - Apple
Linux - Android - Mobile operating system - Operating system - Apple
Apple's Latest IPods: What You Need to Know
The latest batch of iPods unveiled by Apple earlier this week are about to begin shipping, and this latest generation brings some pretty big changes across...
Apple - IPod - IpodTouch - Steve Jobs - IpodNano
Apple - IPod - IpodTouch - Steve Jobs - IpodNano
Rounding up the New iPod Touch and iPod Nano Cases
An iPod event is always followed by some cases, and here are some of the highlights of the first batch.
IPod - IpodTouch - IpodNano - Shopping - Digital Portable Players
IPod - IpodTouch - IpodNano - Shopping - Digital Portable Players
Shorten URLs With an Automator Service
Twitter and other online services have made shortening URLs a regular chore; such URLs are handy not only on social networks, but anytime you need to share links...
Twitter - Social network - Uniform Resource Locator - Online Communities - Trending and Popularity
Twitter - Social network - Uniform Resource Locator - Online Communities - Trending and Popularity
To Watch 'Avatar' on 3D Blu-ray, You’ll Need a Panasonic TV
TV makers lock down these deals to convey the idea that 3D content actually exists, and Hollywood studios like the deals because they provide a guaranteed return on the 3D investment.
Television - Avatar - Blu-ray Disc - Panasonic Corporation - Movies
Television - Avatar - Blu-ray Disc - Panasonic Corporation - Movies
Consumer Watchdog Thinks Google's Schmidt Is a Data Perv
A consumer rights group has created a cartoon showing Google CEO Schmidt as an child-baiting ice cream truck driver and put it on a billboard in Times Square. Who's being evil here?
Google - Times Square - Consumer Watchdog - Ice cream - Eric E. Schmidt
Google - Times Square - Consumer Watchdog - Ice cream - Eric E. Schmidt
