Technology: Long Lines and High Hopes Mark New iPhone's Debut

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	Technology Daily Report  Friday, July 11, 2008 From Newsweek • Microblogging is Huge, But Should Anyone Care? Long Lines Mark New iPhone's Debut » Mike Musgrove explores the release of Apple's new 3G iPhone. In the News LDon't Run Out To Buy An iPhone Today (By Rob Pegoraro) iPhone App Store: The Early List of Top Downloads (By Michael Arrington) Facebook's iPhone App (Almost) Replaces My Contacts List (By Mark Hendrickson) Dow Buys Rohm and Haas to Move Into Specialty Chemicals Market (By David Runk) Lawmakers Assail Digital TV Effort: 'Lack of Planning' Cited in Coupon Program for Converter Boxes (By Kim Hart) FCC chief says Comcast violated Internet rules (By JOHN DUNBAR) More Technology Stories   FASTER FORWARD by Rob Pegoraro • Don't Run Out To Buy An iPhone Today • Social Skills For Address Books • Defective Defaults: Where to Start on a New PC? TECHNOLOGY BLOG by Post Writers • Peer Pressure in Online Shopping • Sony Re-releases PS3 Updates • Activision Blizzard: It's Official REVIEWS by Reviewed.com • Panasonic SDR-SW20 Camcorder Review • Canon Vixia HF100 Camcorder Review • Panasonic HDC-HS9 Camcorder Review From PC World Yahoo Search Adds SearchScan, a Good Security Step: The new feature provides warnings about dangerous sites from McAfee's SiteAdvisor. (Erik Larkin) Casual Friday: The Guitar Hero Rock Band: This week, we pretend we're Aerosmith, complain about having too many plastic guitars, and show you how to make some sweet music with what you already have. (Darren Gladstone, PC World) Top 5 Cell Phone-PDAs: PC World Test Center reviews found that these 10 models are the best of the smart phones, also known as PDA phones. (By Liane Cassavoy) Casual Friday: Virtual Vacationing: Can't see the world? We've got some cheap ways for you to explore the great indoors this summer. (Darren Gladstone, PC World) More News from PCWorld.com   From TechCrunch Guardian Media Group Acquires Paid Content For $30 Million (Michael Arrington) Live iPhone 3G Unboxing and Review (Peter Ha) Odeo Giving It Another Go (Calley Nye) More TechCrunch News   From paidContent.org and mocoNews.net Earnings: GE's NBCU Q2 Revs Up 7 Percent; Income Up 1 Percent (Joseph Weisenthal) Can Consumer Mags Profitably Transition To Digital? Credit Rater Fitch Is 'Skeptical' (David Kaplan) There's No Signs Of Hollywood Entertainment In Apple's App Store (Matt Kapko) Interview: GoTV Networks CEO Thomas Ellsworth Dishes On All Things iPhone (Matt Kapko) More paidContent News   More mocoNews Headlines    Featured Comics • Dilbert  |  • The 5th Wave  |  • Main Page There’s a better way to grow your small business. Email Marketing with Constant Contact is fast, effective, affordable. Start a 60-day free trial today!
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Technology: It Only Looks Like an iPhone

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	Technology Daily Report  Thursday, July 3, 2008 It Only Looks Like an iPhone » Fast Forward | Rob Pegoraro reports on Sprint Nextel's Samsung Instinct, a device that bears a resemblance to Apple's iPhone. The Google Ogle Defense: A Search for America's Psyche (By Monica Hesse) With $100 Million Influx, MiddleBrook CEO Is Out (By Kendra Marr) The Color of Money: Whip Inflation Now, Before It Whips You (By Michelle Singletary) Sony PS3 Catching Up to Wii in Japanese Sales (Reuters) Game Group Falls on Fear Demand has Peaked (Reuters) More Technology Stories   TECHNOLOGY BLOG by Post Writers • Sony Pulls PS3 Update After Users Report Problems • IPO Drought: A Crisis for the Start-up Community? • Sell Out With Sprint SECURITY FIX by Brian Krebs • Apple iPhone Four Months Behind OS X in Patches • Breach Exposes Info on Pre-'06 Google Hires • Apple Pushes Peck of Patches REVIEWS by Reviewed.com • Panasonic SDR-SW20 Camcorder Review • Canon Vixia HF100 Camcorder Review • Panasonic HDC-HS9 Camcorder Review From PC World Canon EOS Digital Rebel XSi Digital SLR Camera: Powerful and versatile entry-level digital SLR camera offers terrific image quality. (Melissa J. Perenson) Casual Friday: Virtual Vacationing: Can't see the world? We've got some cheap ways for you to explore the great indoors this summer. (Darren Gladstone, PC World) HP SimpleSave Photo Backup Software: This software-and-disc package is a drop-dead simple way to protect priceless photos and videos. (Liane Cassavoy) More News from PCWorld.com   From TechCrunch Flowgram Reinvents The Screencast (1,000 Beta Invites) (Erick Schonfeld) Judge Protects YouTube's Source Code, Throws Users To The Wolves (Michael Arrington) Combo Wants to be the Social Network Hub for Your iPhone (Jason Kincaid) More TechCrunch News   From paidContent.org and mocoNews.net Viacom-YouTube Case: Google Doesn't Have To Reveal Innermost Secrets (Robert Andrews) Hearst Business Media And IDG Buy Chinese Tech Site EE365 (Rafat Ali) Nokia Strikes Ovi Deal With Telenor (Dianne See Morrison) MySpace Mobile Goes To Russia With MTS Partnership (Robert Andrews) More paidContent News   More mocoNews Headlines    Featured Comics • Dilbert  |  • The 5th Wave  |  • Main Page There’s a better way to grow your small business. Email Marketing with Constant Contact is fast, effective, affordable. Start a 60-day free trial today!
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