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 Microsoft Backs Off its Gripe About Surveillance Site Microsoft has given up its battle with anti-secrecy website Cryptome.org, after some of Redmond's secrets are revealed. |  After 10 Billion Songs, What's iTunes' Encore? Apple's digital-download service marked a milestone this week, but the iTunes store faces new challenges -- and it must evolve to stay competitive. | | TigerText: The App for Spies and Cheaters Want to ensure all evidence of an affair self-destructs? There's an app for that. | | JooJoo Tablet Release Delayed Fusion Garage says a manufacturing error has stalled shipment of its iPad rival until March 25. | | Bloom Energy Server Uses Innovative Fuel Cell Technology The Bloom Energy Server uses fuel cell technology to create energy out of a combination of oxygen and a fuel, such as natural gas or ethanol. | | T-Mobile Does the Right Thing Will Others Follow? T-Mobile has become the first U.S. carrier to charge people who pay list price for phones less for monthly service than it does subsidy customers. | | Five Tips to Prevent iPad Eye Strain The Apple iPad is designed for consuming media--inviting Americans to spend hours staring at its "magic" backlit display. Here are five tips to help maintain your eye health while using the iPad. | | More Than 100 Companies Targeted by Google Hackers Security vendor Isec partners says that more than 100 companies have been hit by the hackers who broke into Google. | | Google Told to Ditch Street View Images After 6 Months The European Union ordered Google to regularly purge the images in its mapping service to comply with privacy rules. | | Apple's Bikini Ban: A Developer's Story An app developer gets caught in the App Store purge and still isn't sure how it all settled out. | | Cyberattacks Hit Most Firms, Symantec Says 75% of companies have experienced an online attack, the security vendor reports. | | Nintendo DSi XL: Gaming Device and E-Reader Although it will lack a library as large as Kindle's or Nook's, the big brother of Nintendos wildly popular gaming device will double as an e-reader. | | This Week In Geek: Mobile Hacks, Power Concepts, and Hands-On Computing This week in geek saw Android being hacked on Windows Mobile devices, self-ejecting power outlets, and a hands-on computing experience or two. | | Possible Apple iPad Dashboard Key Spotted A mysterious blank key on the forthcoming iPad keyboard dock leads to speculation of a surprise enhancement. | | Intel to Release Atom N470 Processor Intel will release the Atom N470 processor on Monday, a source familiar with Intel's plans said. | | Palm Could Benefit from a WiMax Phone With its smartphone sales below expectations, Palm may be exploring options for its product family. | | New Shuttle Nettop PC Takes Up Even Less Space Than Before Don't have a lot of space? Shuttle's new super-thin power-sipping mini PC is the answer. | | RIM Gives BlackBerry Clamshell the Kiss-Off What appears to be leaked information from Verizon suggests the Pearl Flip is about to be retired, along with the Curve 8330 and Storm 9530. | | Microsoft Says Google Shouldn't Be So Quick to Point Fingers Microsoft criticized Google for pointing fingers after the European Commission said it would look into complaints against the search giant. | | Wyndham Hotels Hacked Again Hackers stole customer data from Wyndham hotels in late 2009, but the company has not yet begun notifying victims. | | | |  | | Advertisement Worry About One Less Thing Intel(R) IT Director is designed for small businesses to improve data security and network health. 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