Yahoo! Tech to fold on March 11

By Christopher Null - Posted Tue Feb 9, 2010 3:36PM EST

Yahoo! Tech to fold on March 11 Every day that I work on this blog I'm writing a little bit about myself, but today I'm really writing about myself: A month from now I won't be blogging for Read More

American Airlines to charge for pillows and blankets Where's that soft blanket?If you're at 30,000 feet, you'll either have to pack your own or be prepared to Read More

Microsoft: No battery problem with Windows 7 Microsoft came, saw, and now says it has conquered the alleged battery problems plaguing laptops running Windows 7. ... Read More

The low-tech reason why your flight arrived early Frequent fliers have probably noticed a funny thing over the last couple of years: Flights are landing not just on time but early. Really early. ... Read More

Windows 7 tops 10 percent market share

By Christopher Null - Posted Mon Feb 8, 2010 1:24PM EST

Windows 7 tops 10 percent market share It's official: Windows 7 doesn't suck.At least, that's what the marketplace says so far. In the space of barely three months, Windows 7 has just about hit double-digit market share percentages. ... Read More

General consumers unimpressed with Apple iPad If you listen to the geek crowd (guilty!), Apple's iPad is a rank disappointment. ... Read More

Panasonic responds to gripes over plasma black levels Plasma televisions have a reputation for having dazzling picture quality and extremely bright color levels, but they are widely disliked because over time those qualities change, sometimes erratically. ... Read More

Hachette and HarperCollins: We want more money for ebooks, too! In a move that comes as a surprise to precisely no one, Hachette Book Group and HarperCollins have announced that they too will be Read More

Police want cop network that can read all your email If you're a modern police officer, you're probably well familiar with the hoops you have to jump through to get access to a suspected perp's email account. ... Read More

Google Street Maps goes off the street, into the store Google Street View is an awfully useful little tool, helping you see at a glance whether your road trip will take you into civilization or the hood. But its utility stops at the sidewalk. Once you go inside a building you're on your own. ... Read More

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