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Special interests are already undermining the National Broadband Plan and the FCC's vagueness on implementation is playing into their hands -- Web users must act now. | | HTC Vows to Defend Against Apple Patent Suit HTC has issued a response to Apple's patent lawsuit, vowing to vigorously defend against the allegations. | | Nvidia Warns of Graphics Drivers With Overheating Risk Nvidia is asking customers to remove drivers that caused some GeForce graphics cards to overheat. | | Is the FBI Watching Your Every Move on Facebook? It seems U.S. law enforcement wants to be your friend on Facebook, Twitter, etc. The good news? Personal privacy may actually be making a comeback. | | Amazon Brings Kindle to Macs, But What's Next? Amazon has raised the stakes in a turf war among e-book sellers by releasing a beta of its Kindle software for Mac computers. | | Six Satellite Projects Set to Take Flight Take a look at the new satellites that will likely lead to superior GPS, better military and private communications, and stronger national security. | | Apps are a Goldmine for Developers A new study predicts a huge market for apps, and illustrates what a significant business opportunity app development represents. | |  | Free White Papers for Your Business |  |  | | | Top News on PCWorld.com | | Sony Mocks Wii, Xbox 360 in PlayStation Move Ad Sony's "vice president of realistic movements" promotes the company's upcoming PlayStation Move and torches Microsoft's Project Natal and Nintendo's Wii along the way. |  Google TV: Its Inevitable Tech giants Google, Intel, and Sony are working together to bring a Google TV branded service to Internet-enabled televisions and set top boxes | | Downloads: Editor's Collection | | Most Popular Firefox Add-OnsFirefox aficionados love the browser's customizability. Mozilla.org offers add-ons for everything from search help to under-the-hood scripting. Everybody needs better privacy and security, of course. And once your Firefox is just the way you want it, you may need to manage tabs and even back up all these useful extras. 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