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"Dirtiest Web Sites of Summer '09"


Tech analyst Larry Magid talks to Symantec's director of security response about their report featuring "the worst of the worst" when it comes to malware threats. (8/20; 8:50)

Preview of the Palm Pre


A few days before the launch, Technology Analyst Larry Magid spoke with Paul Cousineau, Palm's director of product management for WebOS. (6/5; 9:52)

The Conficker Worm


Millions have already been infected and it's programmed to start doing real damage on April 1st. Larry Magid talks to David Perry of Trend Micro. (3/31; 8:17)

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AT&T launches Verizon counter-punch ad, keeps digging that hole
AT&T counters Verizon's "There's a map for that" marketing campaign with a commercial of its own and a new Web site - but both fall short. by Sam Diaz
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Make Facebook Lite your default experience
I discovered a new setting in Facebook that allows you always use the lighter, faster version of the website. Just login here and check the Facebook Lite box: http://lite.facebook.com/settings/defaultsite/ If you use Facebook a lot, you know it's kinda sluggish....
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U.K. minister wants enhanced monitoring of Internet usage
U.K. Home Office Minister David Hanson is pushing for further data archiving of information by Communications Service Providers, including such web portals as Facebook. by Doug Hanchard
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Banned PSN player takes aim at Microsoft, Nintendo
Gamer appeals tossing of case against Sony, files new suit against Microsoft over red ring failure, Nintendo for disabling homebrew channel.
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Sony 'studying' paid PSN subscriptions
Kaz Hirai reportedly says premium level may be added on top of PS3 and PSP's online service, which is expected to generate $500 million this fiscal year.
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Star Trek Online open beta warps to January
Cryptic Studios' latest MMORPG will enter large-scale testing period January 12-26; keys offered as first come, first served.
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COMPUTER TECH
MobileTechRoundup show #190; Should we call them Pocket PCs again?
I spent a couple of days at the Microsoft Mobius event here in Seattle, but couldn't share much of what was discussed on MobileTechRoundup show #190 due to NDA agreements. However, each attendee did receive an HTC HD2 from HTC so I shared a few thoughts about that device. As...
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MobileTechRoundup show #190; Should we call them Pocket PCs again?
I spent a couple of days at the Microsoft Mobius event here in Seattle, but couldn't share much of what was discussed on MobileTechRoundup show #190 due to NDA agreements. However, each attendee did receive an HTC HD2 from HTC so I shared a few thoughts about that device. As...
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Panel: do cloud computing economic advantages break down in enterprises?
A public cloud provider, private cloud operator, consultant, network provider, and venture capitalist were all put in the same room. Here's what they had to say about cloud's business value. by Joe McKendrick
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Office Starter 2010 private beta, with 'Office to GO,' goes to testers
Microsoft released a bunch of public betas of various Office 2010 products this week. But it also released another one under non-disclosure to a select group of testers: Office Starter 2010. Microsoft made the code for Office Starter 2010 available to select testers via its Connect Web site late this...
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Our daily Q&A with KCBS Technology Analyst Larry Magid.
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More Technology News on "KCBS Tech Space"

Google's Chrome
KCBS Technology Analyst Larry Magid says Google showed off its brand new Chrome operating system today, but it won't be available until next holiday season. (11/19; 2:27)
Cloud Computing
KCBS Technology Analyst Larry Magid explains how Microsoft’s Azure, a cloud-based operating system, allows developers to build applications that run over the internet. (11/18; 2:48)
Smart Phones Slowing Us Down?
The KCBS technology analyst says AT&T has finished $65 million worth of improvements to the Bay Area to handle high-bandwidth traffic. (11/17; 1:54)
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