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 Apple's Radical New Mac Server Strategy Mac OS X Lion Server represents a shift toward supporting fleets of iPhones and iPads on business networks Share:   |  Why Apple and Hulu Aren't Made for Each Other There are quite a few reasons to be skeptical of Apple's rumored bid to buy Hulu's streaming video service. Share: | Facebook Scams Popping Up that Exploit Norway Tragedy So-called "clickjacking" scams add fake posts on users' news feeds, encouraging them to click on infected links with the lure of hot news items and disaster footage. Share: | Google+ Games Might Not Be Obnoxious Share: | IT Outsourcing: How Offshoring Can Kill Innovation Analysis: Tech service providers tout outsourcing's cost savings, but a study suggests offshoring can irreversibly damage competitiveness. 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Share: | Apple MacBook Batteries Found Vulnerable to Malware and Destruction A researcher has studied the batteries in several MacBooks, MacBook Pros and MacBook Airs and discovered they are vulnerable to being hacked Share: | Say Goodbye to Google Labs Google is planning to pull the plug on Google Labs, which has been responsible for major services such as Gmail and Google Maps. Find out what the future holds for your favorite Labs projects. Share: | Apple iPad, Day 21: Apple App Store Annoyances With the iPad, the only legitimate way to get apps is through the Apple App Store, but there are a few aspects of the app buying experience that could use some polish. Share: | AT&T Outpaces Verizon in iPhone Sales Whether it's Verizon or AT&T: The iPhone continues to sell well. Share: | Is Google+ Really Google Buzz 2.0? Google+ seems to redeem Google after previous social networking failures, but is it a new social network, or just Google Buzz with a new user interface? Share: | Battle of the 3D Phones: HTC EVO 3D vs. LG Optimus 3D We put two 3D phones to the test to see which one has the superior 3D display and 3D camera. Share: | Chip Makers Downplay the Impact of Tablets on PC Sales The post-PC era is not yet upon us, executives from Intel and Advanced Micro Devices insisted this week in conference calls to discuss their earnings, where the... Share: | Google Buys Facial Recognition Company PittPatt Google has acquired Pittsburgh Pattern Recognition, known as PittPatt, a company that develops technology for recognizing faces in images and video, according to... Share: | Oracle Ordered to Lower Damages Claim Against Google Oracle has been ordered to lower its multibillion-dollar claim for damages in its patent infringement lawsuit against Google and its Android operating system... Share: | RIM Buys Video-editing Vendor JayCut Research In Motion has acquired JayCut, a Web-based video-editing software company, to bolster the multimedia capabilities of its PlayBook tablet. Share: | Toyota Develops Pedestrian Collision-Detection System Toyota has developed a safety system that can automatically stop a car in the moments before a collision with a pedestrian. Share: | |  | | Downloads: Editor's Collection | | Still Awesome After All These Years: Eight Excellent Free DownloadsWine gets better with age. Men get more distinguished-looking. And some programs are like perennials, returning each year with fresh blooms and stronger stems. Indeed, think of some of the world's best productivity tools and system utilities, and I'll wager that some were "planted" at least five years ago--decades in computer years. Take a look at eight of these blossoming apps, all of which are more awesome than ever, and all of which are, amazingly, free. | | WinPatrol 746418 Downloads | Free | Filed Under Security | | Kill off unwanted background programs like worms, adware, and spyware. | | | | | RoboForm 89804 Downloads | Free | Filed Under Internet Tools | | Manage your digital life--including passwords, profiles, and more--with this handy utility. | | | See (5) more Still Awesome After All These Years: Eight Excellent Free Downloads » | | Browse DownloadsAntivirus & Security • Design & Multimedia • Utilities • Games • Chat, Email, & the Web • | | Sponsored Downloads | | Total Screen Recorder StandardMake a movie of your screen--either the full screen or any area of the desktop--with this easy-to-use software. You can even record audio and mouse cursor movements. Record a video from a TV card, live streaming video or a web cam; virtually anything on your screen can be captured and saved. 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