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- Dr. Sudoku Prescribes: A Shot of Shikaku
- December 2010 Patch Tuesday will come with most bulletins ever
- Military Bans Disks, Threatens Courts-Martial to Stop New Leaks
- Copyright Troll Demands Drudge Report Domain Name
- Apple may drop NVIDIA for Sandy Bridge's IGP next year
- First Look: Google's Netbook Has Its Head in the Cloud
- Wired Beer Tournament Set for Grand Finale
- A Non-Sucky Guide to Siphoning
- Etc: Developers selling software through the Windows Phone 7 Marketplace will now start receiving payments in the fourth week of January. Initially, payments were not due to begin until February.
- Gadget Lab Podcast: Google Chrome OS, Nexus S, Android 2.3
- Dark Horse Comics' Digital Initiative Promises Innovative Ideas, Lower Prices
- DNS Provider Mistakenly Caught in WikiLeaks Saga Now Supports the Group
- Feature: Epic's Mark Rein talks iOS, Android, and we review Infinity Blade
- Vaporware 2010: Call for Submissions
- Dutch Arrest Teen for Pro-WikiLeaks Attack on Visa and Mastercard Websites
- Rumor: Yahoo Cofounder May Purchase NBA's New Orleans Hornets
- Photos: Are These iPad 2 Cases?
- Suspicion Lifts Over Olympic Champ's Asthma-Inhaler Use
- Is WikiLeaks engaged in 'cyber war'?
- Etc: Best Buy is offering free iPhone 3GSs to new customers on December 10 (with restrictions, of course).
- Etc: 90-second music previews are finally being rolled out on iTunes. We haven't had much problem finding them so far, but the Beatles albums definitely have them.
- GM Motorama Concept Car Returns as an EV
- Tentacle-Like Prosthetic Arm Will Haunt Your Dreams
- Process: How to Tag a Fish Every 2.4 Seconds
- Best Apparel for Dressing Snappy
- Photographer Captures Moments of Inception
- Dark Matter Rush: Physics Gives Gold Mine New Life
- Dec. 9, 1968: The Mother of All Demos
- SpaceX Flight Earns Praise, Opens Doors
- Reproduction Hack Makes Mice From Two Dads
- <cite>Tron: Legacy</cite> Inspires Sci-Fi Suite in Swedish Ice Hotel
- Berkeley Considers Declaring Bradley Manning a Hero
- European carriers hope to extract wireless fees from Apple, Google
- Vigilantes Take Offensive in WikiLeaks Censorship Battle
- Taliban Bombs Hit New High; 1,500 in November Alone
- Evolution Survives Assault on Louisiana Textbooks
- Retro Posters Show Off Superheroes' Home Cities
- <cite>Inception</cite> App Augments Your Reality, Acoustically
- Etc: App Store promo codes are no longer limited to downloaders in US.
- Apple iOS chipping away at DS, PSP for handheld gaming crown
- Android users biggest data hogs of them all
- Internet Explorer 9 gets new anti-tracking privacy feature
- Etc: A beta of Visual Studio 2010 Service Pack 1 is now available. The highlight for me is that Microsoft has reinstated the standalone offline help viewer application.
- Report: iPad 2 coming in April
- Etc: The iOS 4.2.1 update reportedly cuts the available power to the iPad's Camera Connection Kit to just 20mA, preventing many keyboards, mics, and other devices from working.
- Feature: Dragon Dictate 2.0 for Mac: the Ars review
- Apple ups ante on Motorola patent infringement suit
- Etc: Some developers are reporting that they've received a Windows Phone 7 update with copy-paste functionality.
- Etc: Some believe the white iPhone won't come until the next release, but supposed Apple signage indicates that a white iPhone 4 is on track for spring 2011.
- Potential NVIDIA/Intel settlement could mean good news for Apple
- Etc: UK carriers are now offering subsidized pricing for 3G-equippend iPads. Will other countries follow?
- Silverlight 5 unveiled: many new features, direction still vague
- Etc: Apple has discontinued its compact Wired Keyboard. You can now either get a wireless keyboard or one with a number pad and a wire—your choice!
- BBC goes global with iPlayer subs, launching on iPad first
- Windows Phone 7 jailbreak tool comes, goes within a week
- HP kills Windows Home Server line, claims Vail fail not to blame
- Etc: The scant two devices compatible with Verizon's new LTE network—both USB modems for laptops—aren't currently compatible with Mac OS X.
- Chrome usage jumps over 9% from October to November
- iPhone, RIM top US share; iPhone "most desirable" smartphone
- iPad leading e-book reader demand despite Kindle price advantage
- Apple kills super fast MacBook Air SSD replacement
- Etc: The iPad is now available in the following countries: Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, Hungary, Malaysia, Norway, Poland, Portugal, South Korea, Sweden, and Taiwan.
- Etc: Noted data center efficiency expert Olivier Sanche—most recently employed by Apple to help design its huge NC data center—died unexpectedly from a heart attack last week.
- Newly discovered Windows kernel flaw bypasses UAC
- Etc: Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer has promised to "look into" the unpopular decision to remove Drive Extender from Windows Home Server.
- Etc: Visual Basic is now a supported development platform for Windows Phone 7 with the release of the Visual Basic for Windows Phone Developer Tools.
- Etc: Apple is recruiting a phalanx of patent attorneys, since it has become one of the most sued tech companies after releasing the iPhone in 2007.
- Etc: The US Supreme Court will hear an appeal from Microsoft in the long-running XML-editing patent lawsuit brought by i4i. Redmond is seeking to have a $290 million judgement overturned.
- Microsoft working on TV subscription service for Xbox, PCs
- Has Microsoft just ruined Windows Home Server?
- Microsoft claims Kinect left open by design (with bonus hacked vids)
- Week in tech: Missing features, finding data, talking to the other Steve
- Feature: Lies, damned lies, and benchmarks: is IE9 cheating at SunSpider?
- Microsoft Lync 2010 arrives, succeeds Office Communicator
- Is 'Harry Potter' leak good for publicity?
- Adobe testing an "optimized" version of Flash for MacBook Air
- Celebrating National Unfriend Day
- IE9 Platform Preview 7: performance is the priority
- Ars iPad Application redux: where we're going
- Junk Security: 'Naked Scanners' Won't Keep Us Safe
- Etc: Twitter has added push notifications for @mentions and direct messages to its official iPhone app.
- Taiwanese Animators Recreate TSA 'Junk' Incident
- Most Dangerous Object in the Office: Shomer-Tec Sap Cap
- <cite>Space Quest</cite> Ported to iPad in HTML5
- Superhero Camper Vans Are Faster Than a Speeding VW
- Is <cite>Catfish</cite> Just a Tall Tale?
- Nov. 17, 1749: Father of Modern Canning Born
- For Cycling Geeks, Garmin's Edge 800 Is Must-Have Kit
- Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg prefers underdogs
- Feature: Going all-in: Ars interviews Microsoft's Steve Ballmer
- Premier Chat 008: Mike Lee, world's toughest programmer
- Jet Lag May Cause Stupidity
- Tips on Watching the Leonid Meteor Shower
- Warner Bros. Vows to Prosecute <cite>Deathly Hallows</cite> Leaker
- Physicists Tame Bird Songs With Statistics
- Google Voice app finally comes to iPhone
- Periodic Table Gets a Hall of Fame Makeover
- Darpa Now Knows Why Its Mach 20 Ship Crashed
- Google Voice Is Today's Real iPhone Rock Star
- 10 <cite>Harry Potter</cite> Games That Need to Be Made
- Beatles for Sale on iTunes — Yawn
- Chevy Volt Collecting 'Car of the Year' Awards
- NVIDIA brings Fermi Quadro 4000 kicking, mostly screaming, to Mac
- Earth as Art: Stunning New Images From Space
- RIM shows off PlayBook administering Web beatdown to iPad
- Lockheed Turns Jack Daniel's Jet Into Flying Spy
- Net Neutrality Groups Push for FCC to Buck GOP Tide
- Google Hotpot Smartens Up Local Search, But It's No Yelp Killer
- Bundle a Bunch of Sites Behind One Bit.ly Link
- Leonid Meteor Shower Peaks Wednesday
- Etc: Forget the Beatles: an official Google Voice client has finally been approved for the iOS App Store.
- TSA Investigating 'Don't Touch My Junk' Passenger
- Another Delay for EV-Maker Coda Automotive
- 'King of Photo' Animation Parodies Industry Hotshots
- Surfer's Sudden Death Shines Spotlight on Dengue Fever
- 100 Naked Citizens: 100 Leaked Body Scans
- Beatles For Sale... on iTunes
- ITunes: Every Beatles Song Ever for $150
- Feature: Windows Phone 7: The 10 features Microsoft should add ASAP
- Report: mystery iTunes announcement a Beatles deal
- Poll Technica: what iTunes-y thing will Apple announce?
- Etc: Apple is revving up to drop an iTunes-related announcement on us tomorrow at 10am EST, according to its home page. What could it be?
- Week in Apple: R.I.P. Xserve, and wherefore art thou, AirPrint?
- Microsoft releases service pack blocker for Windows 7 SP1
- iTunes 10.1 brings AirPlay, warning about Ping use
- Microsoft Kin to make a feature phone comeback?
- Etc: Despite no official launch date from Apple, iOS 4.2 has supposedly been "delayed" until November 16.
- Apple's OpenJDK project to bring Java SE 7 to the Mac
- Apple fixes broken IPv6 by breaking it some more
- Etc: IMAP client Sparrow gains the top-requested feature—support for Gmail labels—along with a slew of performance and UI improvements in the latest beta 5 release.
- Microsoft not amused by open source Kinect drivers
- Developers discover hack to enable shared printers for AirPrint
- Apple's Ping gains Twitter integration (but still no Facebook)
- Windows Phone 7 updates: can carriers block them?
- Apple releases Mac OS X 10.6.5 with graphics fixes, no AirPrint
- Etc: Contrary to rumors that Apple had acquired Wi-Gear, the company has finally come out to say that it's definitely not true. (Apple wouldn't respond to our inquiries on the topic.)
- Windows Phone 7 already doomed? Don't let early sales fool you
- AirPrint may not print to shared printers out of the box
- Microsoft sues Motorola over "excessive" WiFi, H.264 pricing
- Etc: Microsoft is suing Motorola in another patent dispute, accusing the company of charging "excessive and discriminatory" royalties for technology used in the Xbox 360.
- Apple may halt slider-style iPhone cases to head off "Glassgate"
- Exploit kit inclusion could make IE 0-day a big headache
- Etc: Windows Storage Server 2008 R2 Essentials (previously codenamed "Breckenridge"), bringing Windows Home Server-like storage functionality to small businesses, has been officially announced.
- Etc: It's believed that iOS 4.2 will come out on Friday, and iTunes 10.1 along with Mac OS X 10.6.5 will come out Wednesday.
- Etc: iWork '11 may be set to debut alongside the Mac App Store. The apps will likely be available separately and may only be available from the Mac App Store.
- Etc: A Release Candidate of Forefront Endpoint Protection 2010, Microsoft's anti-malware software for enterprise desktops, is now available.
- Windows Phone 7 launches today in the US: Which will you buy?
- Trend Micro cries "antitrust" over Microsoft Security Essentials
- Dell moves 25k employees from BlackBerry to Windows Phone 7
- Etc: Earlier today the Internet Explorer 8 SmartScreen malware filter was blocking legitimate sites including Visa and MoneyTree. The problem appears to be fixed now.
- Windows Phone 7 to rival iPad for developer attention in 2011
- November 2010 Patch Tuesday: three bulletins
- Another reason to use the cloud: a lower carbon footprint
- UniBrows: new add-on puts IE6 in your IE8
- Feature: Silverlight, HTML5, and Microsoft's opaque development strategy
- Microsoft announces Windows Small Business Server 2011 editions
- Etc: Student discounts for Windows 7 will shortly be available in 11 more countries.
- Phone in Motion: messaging on Windows Phone 7
- The modern tech CEO: Barefoot and 21
- Etc: The price of the Mac mini has dropped internationally, but sorry US buyers, it's still the same for us.
- Stealth Sharpshooter Does Double Duty With Pics, Video
- 3-D TVs Make It Immersive
- Old-School Stereo Components Will Speak to You
- Fall Test: The 39 Best Products of 2010
- Nov. 2, 1815: Boole Born, Boolean Logic Logically Follows
- Photo Gallery: Casting the Ballot in Elections Gone By
- Sites offer voter help, 'I voted' badges
- Etc: The GM release of iOS 4.2 has been released to developers for final testing and submission of updates apps, meaning it should be available to users within a couple weeks.
- Rebellious Coders Home In on Apple TV Hacks, App Store
- Even Crazy Sound Problems Can't Ruin Rally to Restore Sanity
- EFF Defends Former Prosecutor From Righthaven Copyright Suit
- 1.6-Gigapixel Pic Gives Wider View of World Series
- Hot Spot for Life Found on Ancient Mars Volcano
- Sealed Courtroom Sought in Wall Street Code-Theft Case
- Make Sketchy Water Safe to Drink by Purifying it
- Giant Waves Solve Saturn Ring Mystery
- Dual-Basket Deep Fryer Creates Golden Goodness in Comfort of Home
- <cite>Sims</cite> Creator Heads to Current TV With <cite>Bar Karma</cite>
- Photo Gallery: Democracy at Work in Odd Polling Places
- The VLC-iOS license dispute and how it could spread to Android
- Jon Stewart's 'sanity' gets Auto-Tune treatment
- Google sues feds over Microsoft-centric bidding requirement
- Titanium Baseball Neckwear Big on Hype, Short on Science
- Geocities Lives On as Massive Torrent Download
- Ars.TV exclusive: watch us play with Kinect live, in the wild
- Gallery: New York's Nintendo World Store Sports a Slick Makeover
- Range-Extending Trailer Charges Your EV, Hauls Your Gear
- Video: Climate Model Suggests Where the Aliens Are
- Ducati Builds a Devil of a V-Max
- Is the new Bold a real iPhone rival?
- Etc: You can now use the Hotmail front-end and features with any POP3 e-mail account.
- Android market share gain coming at the expense of BlackBerry
- <em>Icons</em> Shines Light on Comics Art Virtuoso Jim Lee
- Windows XP falls under 60%, IE8 loses share for the first time
- Shadow War in Yemen Could Heat Up After 'Printer Bomb' Scare
- Etc: The annoying Daylight Saving Time bug that affected iOS users down under has now migrated to Europe, it seems, and possibly North America.
- Blekko Slashes Way into Search Battle
- Introducing the Ars Technica Reader for iPad
- Nov. 1, 1909: 'The Machine Stops'
- EV Days Are Here Again
- 11 Trailblazing Electric Vehicles
- Apple tries short-circuiting Droid with patent lawsuit
- Week in Apple: Trojan time, Office 2011 arrives, and more
- The future of Microsoft Windows Azure: platform as a service
- Etc: Sprint CEO Dan Hesse says that the iPad has been very good for its mobile hotspot business.
- Apple passes RIM, now number four cell phone maker globally
- Microsoft thanks Windows 7, Office 2010, Xbox for record first quarter
- Competition likely to mean smaller margins for Apple in 2011
- Etc: Pixar demonstrates RenderMan (their epic render farm software) on top of Windows Azure -- video
- Etc: Amazon will make its Kindle app available for Windows Phone 7 devices "later this year."
- IE9 Preview 6 available, now with secret Beta UI
- Etc: Apple has eliminated the white iPhone 4 model from all its online order pages, further supporting rumors that it might be cancelled altogether.
- Apple may cut out carrier middleman with custom SIM chip
- Etc: Taiwan-based PhotoFast is offering a custom 256GB SSD drive module for the 11.6" MacBook Air, complete with a SandForce controller said the be 30% faster than Apple's.
- Etc: Apple may be holding a "secret iOS developer summit" at its Cupertino headquarters just ahead of the planned release of iOS 4.2, ostensibly to help developers use its new features.
- New Java trojan attacks Mac OS X via social networking sites
- Etc: Microsoft's adCenter is now powering paid search ads on Yahoo, meaning Microsoft is now making money on the Yahoo search deal.
- Poll Technica: Apple delays white iPhone 4 to 2011, do you care?
- Jobs turned down Bungie... at first: how Microsoft burned Apple
- Etc: An odd combination of button presses can allow someone to access your contacts and make calls from the lock screen of an iPhone running iOS 4.1.
- Despite lack of gaming vision, Jobs angered when Microsoft bought Bungie
- Office 2011 for Mac arrives with Outlook, online collaboration
- Etc: PBS has launched PBS for iPad, an app that streams full episodes of 25 different shows including Nova, Frontline, Antiques Roadshow, and Masterpiece Theatre.
- Etc: Windows Phone 7 Connector for Mac beta is available from Microsoft, allowing Mac users to sync music, photos, videos and podcasts "from your existing iTunes and iPhoto libraries."
- Etc: VLC for iPhone is now available on the App Store today. We expect it works a lot like VLC for iPad, but smaller.
- Windows Phone 7 from an iPhone user's perspective
- $799 HP Slate aimed squarely at businesses
- Week in Microsoft: Windows Phone 7 arrives
- Microsoft offers annual Zune Pass option for $150
- Microsoft readies browser-based Windows store for PC games
- Etc: Netbook makers can no longer offer Windows XP as an option effective today. It's another nail in the coffin of Windows XP.
- Feature: Windows Phone 7: The Ars Review
- Etc: Windows 7 was launched a year ago tomorrow. Microsoft has sold over 240 million Windows 7 licenses so far.
- Etc: Anyone buying a Windows Phone 7 phone on AT&T between October 25 and the end of the year will get a free one month Zune Pass subscription, 30 days of U-Verse Mobile streaming video, and a game.
- Microsoft repackages its productivity services as Office 365
- Chief Software Architect Ray Ozzie leaving Microsoft
- Microsoft sees "unprecedented wave" of Java malware exploits
- Feature: The 21st century guide to platform trolling: Windows edition
- Competitors declare MSE is not enough for small businesses
- Feature: A quick look at the Windows Phone 7 demo
- Intel's upgradable processor: good sense or utter catastrophe?
- Probabilistic processors possibly pack potent punch
- Cars hacked through wireless tire sensors
- Using Iterators in PHP (Internet.com)
- Improving Application Quality with Windows Error Reporting (Internet.com)
- Direct RIA: Future of RIA (Internet.com)
- Constructing your First PowerShell Provider (Internet.com)
- Java/.NET Interoperability: Web Services Aren't Always the Answer (Internet.com)
- Nonvisual interface may allow blind people to drive cars
- Courier lives, kinda, with new Toshiba dual-screen portable
- Hands-on with Wii Classic Controller Pro: fingerprinty!
- Hands-on with Articles for iPhone: Wikipedia in your palm
- SXSW Scenes: Hot Dogs, Hare Krishna and Rock
- Week in Apple: Macs, iPods see sales boost, more iPad news
- Palm Can Still Win: Here Are Five Things They Need To Do
- Week in Microsoft: Windows Phone 7 and Internet Explorer 9
- Review: 'Hubble 3D' Takes You on Beautiful, Brief Space Journey
- Google-China decision on Monday?
- Tesla's Roadster Sport Zips the Light Fantastic
- Bad Magic Comic <cite>Mysterius</cite> Makes Good Tech Satire
- Artists Get Their Geek On to Celebrate Yuri's Night
- Lenovo Ultralight Combines High-Grade Looks, Low-Octane Performance
- Apple to iPad devs: on your mark, get set, submit!
- SXSW: Scenes From a Musical Madhouse
- 6 Cars So Alluring They're in an Art Museum
- etc: Some iPad developers have early access to the device for testing, but are heavily hushed by Apple. We know of several devs who have already broken this agreement, though.
- iPad Developers Code Their Apps in the Dark
- Rich Get Richer in 'Hot News' Stock-Tip Fight
- Shark-Bitten Crocodile Poop Fossils Found (No, Really)
- Large Hadron Collider Triples Its Own Record
- Lucasfilm's 'The Clone Wars' Best Political Cartoon Ever?
- 12-core Mac Pros, 27" Cinema Display may be coming soon
- etc: Microsoft has increased the default mailbox size for Exchange Online from 5GB to 25GB.
- Unprecedented 25-Year Sentence Sought for TJX Hacker
- etc: Microsoft has removed the Bing iPhone application from all international App Stores except the US, saying that releasing it in other countries was a mistake.
- etc: All signs point to Mac OS X 10.6.3 being released soon. Start revving your Software Updaters!
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