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Last-minute bug zaps Ubuntu Lucid Lynx
Ubuntu developers on Thursday surmounted a last-minute bug-fixing crisis to release Ubuntu Linux 10.04, codenamed Lucid Lynx. by Matthew Broersma ZDNet UK
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Prototype iPhone finder revealed
The saga of the lost prototype iPhone started with a 21-year-old Silicon Valley resident, who says he regrets not trying harder to find its real owner. by Greg Sandoval, Steven Musil and Declan McCullagh CNET News
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James Cameron to develop 3D camera for new Mars rover
Oscar-winning director James Cameron is helping NASA develop a high-resolution 3D camera for the next Mars rover, Curiosity, due to launch in 2011. by Tim Hornyak CNET News
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What is desktop transformation?
To ensure that the transition to a new or improved desktop infrastructure runs smoothly, IT departments need to consider user workspace management technology as essential, says Bob Janssen of RES Software. by Bob Janssen, RES Software, Special to ZDNet
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US to investigate iPad patent suit
The US International Trade Commission will investigate the patent claims made against Apple by Elan Microelectronics of Taiwan. by Matthew Broersma ZDNet UK
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Gizmodo considers suing police after iPhone raid
A lawyer for Gizmodo says the gadget blog could sue the sheriff's office in San Mateo County, Calif., for raiding an editor's home last Friday. by Greg Sandoval and Declan McCullagh CNET News
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Prosecutors defend Gizmodo search; ID seller
San Mateo County prosecutors are defending the search of a Gizmodo.com editor's home and seizure of his computers that were part of a criminal investigation into an iPhone prototype lost by an Apple employee. by Declan McCullagh and Greg Sandoval CNET News
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Google: Fake antivirus makes up 15 percent of all malware
A rise in fake antivirus offerings on Web sites around the globe shows that scammers are increasingly turning to social engineering to get malware on computers rather than exploiting holes in software. by Elinor Mills CNET News
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Solutions need to fit a business problem, not business problems from 'solutions'
Relying on outdated mathematical models to solve business problems when new computers have the capacity to do so much more is a losing proposition, says Terra Technology's Robert Byrne. by Robert F. Byrne, Terra Technology, Special to ZDNet
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Verizon adds more Net content to Fios
The battle for the 21st century TV viewer is heating up as Verizon Communications adds more Internet content to its Fios TV service. by Marguerite Reardon CNET News
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Police poised to expand iPhone investigation
The criminal probe into Apple's errant iPhone prototype is expected to broaden, said a law enforcement source with knowledge of the investigation. by Greg Sandoval and Declan McCullagh CNET News
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Windows 7 now fastest-selling Windows OS
Just six months after its release, Windows 7 is now installed on one in 10 of the world's PCs, Microsoft has confirmed. by Tim Ferguston silicon.com
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iPad users on Windows targeted with malware
Scammers are distributing e-mails designed to trick iPad owners into downloading software that they think is an iTunes update. by Elinor Mills CNET News
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Schumer calls on FTC to tackle social-net privacy
New York Senator Charles Schumer has come out swinging against new announcements by Facebook that modify how much member data is shared with third-party companies. by Caroline McCarthy CNET News
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Lucid Lynx release paves way for Ubuntu shake-up
Canonical has published the release candidate for Ubuntu 10.04 - codenamed Lucid Lynx - which adds consumer-friendly features, better integration with cloud infrastructure, and a new look. by Matthew Broersma ZDNet UK
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Sony declares official end of the floppy
Sony announced Friday that it would end Japanese sales of the ancient storage medium in March 2011. by Steven Musil CNET News
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Over 1,000 UK desktops part of botnet, says Symantec
Over a thousand UK health systems have been compromised and are part of a data-stealing botnet, according to security company Symantec. by Tom Espiner ZDNet UK
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Top 5 myths about Google data centers
What's important is that you focus on how to run your enterprise data center optimally for your business, not Google's, says Sentilla's Joe Polastre. by Joe Polastre, Sentilla, Special to ZDNet
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Lost iPhone prototype spurs police probe
Silicon Valley police are investigating what appears to be a lost Apple iPhone prototype purchased by a gadget blog, a transaction that may have violated criminal laws. by Greg Sandoval and Declan McCullagh CNET News
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Capitalizing on the promise of cloud services
For many enterprises, the concept of a cloud services model has become a Holy Grail in terms of future IT vision, and it's easy to see why, says Riverbed Technology's Apurva Davé. by Apurva Davé, Riverbed Technology, Special to ZDNet
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