• How to Steal Corporate Secrets in 20 Minutes: Ask
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• Windows 7 Tablets: Just Say No, Microsoft
• World Tech Update: Defcon Hacking Conference, Electric Cars, and More...
• Microsoft Scrambles to Catch up with the iPad
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• Microsoft To Release Emergency Patch For Windows
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• Privacy Gets A Senate Hearing
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• [$$] At What Price Will Oracle Shares Close? (at The Wall Street Journal)
• Analysts encouraged by Microsoft's cloud progress (at MarketWatch)
• Sites Feed Personal Details To New Tracking Industry (at The Wall Street Journal)
• Microsoft's Latest Revenue Stream: Acquisition Yard Sale (at AllThingsD)
• McAfee Meets Zacks Consensus (Zacks)
• Justice Joins Whistle-Blower in Suit Accusing Oracle of Overcharging U.S. (at New York Times)
• Dot VN, Inc. Announces Fourth Quarter and Year End Results (GlobeNewswire)
• Surprise! Microsoft's Xbox 360 Kinect impresses (at Fortune)
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• Sony, McAfee, others sued for patent infringement
• Tool will test for phone bugs
• YouTube adds five minutes to video limit
• Botnets, money mules lead check counterfeiting scheme
• Expert: Critical system flaws a 'ticking time bomb'
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• Apple sued over iPad overheating in sunlight
• Most data breaches tied to the mob, report
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• Google Search Off Again, On Again in China
• Android Market Wallpaper App Sends User Data to China
• Google Piling Up Social Network Arsenal to Challenge Facebook
• Apple Search Engine Lightning Bolt to Strike Google?
• Google Apps Gets GSA Certification, Runs Late in LA
• Google Must Buy Zynga to Gain Leverage Vs. Facebook
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• Google Offers Tags Free for 30 Days to Lure Businesses
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• UK Government Prefers Firewalls Over Internet Explorer Upgrade
• Former NSA Director Calls for Clear Understanding of Cyber-war
• Android Wallpaper App that Steals Your Data Was Downloaded by Millions
• Bunker-busting ATM Attacks Show Security Holes
• Intel Turns to Light to Transfer Data Inside PCs
• Botnet Hacker Caught in Slovenia
• What Google Apps for Government Means for Small Business
• Citi Discloses Security Flaw in Its iPhone App
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• [video] Why Palm needed HP (at Fortune)
• Windows Upgrade Helps Microsoft to a Record Quarter (at New York Times)
• Flipboard, the first social magazine, makes its debut (at Fortune)
• Microsoft Corporation F4Q10 (Qtr End 06/30/10) Earnings Call Transcript (at Seeking Alpha)
• Rising PC sales help Microsoft revenues (at Financial Times)
• On the Call: Microsoft CFO Peter Klein (AP)
• Oracle plans to double acquisition budget (at Fortune)
• [video] PM Report: Reid Shelves Cap-and-Trade [9.1 min] (at MarketWatch)
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• Keynote Systems and OPNET Technologies Announce Strategic Application Performance Management (APM) Alliance (Business Wire)
• Microsoft shares remain up with earnings on tap (at MarketWatch)
• Earnings Preview: Microsoft (at Seeking Alpha)
• Replace Steve Ballmer? (CNBC)
• SolarWinds shares tank on 3Q, 2010 outlook (AP)
• Bio Box: Salesforce.com's Marc Benioff (AP)
• UPDATE: Fast Money 360: Microsoft (at CNBC)
• SolarWinds, Mellanox Technologies: Biggest Price Decliners (SWI, MLNX) (at The Wall Street Journal)
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• Palm fueled by rumors, but price would be high
• Tech Stocks: Techs edge higher, led by Palm
• What to do with Apple's stock now that iPad is out
• Apple takes wraps off latest iPhone software
• Canadian Markets: Consumer stocks blunt energy gains in Canada
• Earnings Outlook: Google seen posting sharp profit, sales gains
• Tech Stocks: Tech stocks rebound led by Amazon
• Amazon shares get lift from Target rumor
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• Amazon just announced that Amazon EC2 will soon run Windows Server and SQL Server. The announcement was made to Amazon Web Services developers this morning. This announcement may be partly in response to Microsoft who has been building a hosted development platform of their own. In fact, Microsoft is expected to announce the hosted platform officially at its Professional Developers Conference (PDC) in Los Angeles. Bob Muglia, Senior Vice President of Microsoft's Server and Tools Business, will keynote and is expected to unveil Microsoft's cloud computing solution. …full story

• SAN FRANCISCO — Google Inc. is releasing its own Web browser in a long-anticipated move aimed at countering the dominance of Microsoft Corp.'s Internet Explorer and ensuring easy access to its market-leading search engine. The Mountain View-based company took the unusual step of announcing its latest product on the Labor Day holiday after it prematurely sent out a comic book drawn up to herald the new browser's arrival. …full story

• Silicon chips could become even more densely packed with transistors thanks to a breakthrough that carves features in silicon that are many times smaller than the wavelength of the light used to make them. The new approach produces grids of parallel lines just 25 nanometers wide using light with a wavelength of 351 nm. The grids are not functional circuits but could be made into working chips by adding extra small features. …full story