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·You don't know tech: The InfoWorld news quiz (InfoWorld)
InfoWorld - What happened this week? Online retailer Newegg leaped out of the frying pan and into the fire after it was found to be selling ersatz silicon. ·Chinese minister insists Google obey the law (AP)
AP - Chinas top Internet regulator insisted Friday that Google must obey its laws or "pay the consequences," giving no sign of a possible compromise in their dispute over censorship and hacking. ·China warns Google as Internet row deal seen soon (Reuters)
Reuters - China warned Google, the world's largest search engine, against flouting the country's laws on Friday, as expectations grow for a resolution to a public battle over censorship and cyber-security. ·China warns Google not to stop filtering web searches (AFP)
AFP - China on Friday warned Google it would face "consequences" if it stopped filtering its search results, after the firm threatened to leave the country over cyberattacks and web censorship. ·Lenovo says business will focus on mobile Internet (AP)
AP - Lenovo Group expects wireless Internet products to account for upto 80 percent of its sales within five years as it pursues expansion in faster-growing emerging markets, CEO Yang Yuanqing said Friday. ·FCC releases Internet speed test tool (Reuters)
Reuters - The U.S. Federal Communications Commission on Thursday launched a broadband test service to help consumers clock the speed of their Internet. ·Web will be 'critical' revenue source for Times: publisher (AFP)
AFP - Charging online readers will give The New York Times a critical second revenue stream but the print newspaper will be important for "many years to come," publisher Arthur Sulzberger said Thursday. ·Ga. man who posted Elton John must die arrested (AP)
AP - A Georgia man who posted a video of himself on the Internet holding a sign that said "Elton John must die" has been arrested for making terroristic threats. ·VeriSign to spend more than $300M on tech upgrades (AP)
AP - VeriSign Inc., whose technology is key to allowing Internet users to access Web sites with names ending in ".com" and ".net," plans to spend more than $300 million over the next decade to upgrade its systems.
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·Will iPhone OS Finally Support Multitasking?
A popular blog following all things Apple says that iPhone users will finally get multitasking with the 4.0 release of the iPhone OS. But when will 4.0 make its debut? ·Verizon to Have 4G Handsets in Mid-2011
The nation's largest wireless carrier continues its aggressive push to deploy 4G by pushing up the release date of its next-generation handsets. ·Smartphones Will Shake up Paid Content Debate
Smartphones are on track to surpass PC sales very soon, and some parts of the world balk at paid content, so vendors are about to face a challenge when it comes to making money off these devices. ·SpringSource Adds VMware to Tomcat
New version of commercial Tomcat Java server debuts combining Java smarts with VMware virtualization. ·Researcher Releases Exploit for IE Zero-Day Hole
A modest security warning about a vulnerability in Microsoft's Internet Explorer browser has quickly grown into something much larger thanks to the work of a hacker. ·IBM Tops In Customer Privacy: Poll
A survey of consumers and businesses places Big Blue at the top of the list among technology companies in protecting consumer data and privacy. ·Digg Dumps MySQL for Cassandra
The social networking and voting site is migrating from the MySQL database to Cassandra, an open source non-relational database. ·FCC Mulling Free Broadband Plan, Again
As more details surface of the national broadband plan the Federal Communications Commission is preparing to deliver to Congress, the commission said it will consider a plan to develop a free or low-cost wireless broadband network. ·HSBC Breach Exposes 24,000 Clients' Data
What was first thought to be a minor incident has turned out to be a major embarrassment for HSBC, which now acknowledges that a former employee made off with thousands of customer files. ·Intel, AMD Seen Headed for Lift in Q1 Earnings
Analyst at Broadpoint AmTech looks to the two chipmakers to turn in a healthy first quarter performance, thanks in part to an improved forecast for server sales.
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