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CNET News

◆ IBM puts 'Bluehouse' tinge on cloud computing

◆ Study: Uptick in spam-sending zombie PCs in September

◆ Say Where iPhone app lets you search the Web with your mouth

◆ 'Capitol Tweet' widget follows Congress on Twitter

◆ Has Apple hit the 10 millionth iPhone mark?

◆ Palin, Biden bots stage showdown of their own

◆ CNET News Daily Podcast: Catching our breath, post-tech selloff

◆ Spam volume down in September

◆ Report: Yahoo-AOL deal possible this month

◆ Laptop stolen from regional GOP headquarters

◆ Study: Huge growth in Wi-Fi devices expected

◆ Google begins testing image search ads

◆ BlackArrow pulls down $20 million in additional funding

◆ Facebook, MySpace reign supreme in mobile market

◆ MySpace nabs Yahoo sales exec

◆ Enterasys copes with death of CEO

◆ Dear Sega: We want a console, not handhelds

◆ Taking on Twitter with open-source software

◆ Adobe offers Elements with Photoshop.com promo

◆ Earnings alert: SAP takes a hit

◆ Gates-Seinfeld schtick more viral than 'I'm a PC'

TechCrunch

◆ Amazon To Acquire AbeBooks, And With It A Stake In Library Thing

◆ The Reports of Usenet’s Death are Greatly Exaggerated

◆ Skyfire Brings Full Browser Experience To Nokia S60 Phones (200 Private Beta Invites)

◆ Yahoo Turns Yelp, Yahoo Local and LinkedIn SearchMonkey Apps On In Search

◆ Tethering Briefly Comes To The iPhone, Tempers Flare

◆ Tap Tap Revenge Approaches 1 Million Users, Music Industry Takes Notice

◆ NBC Launches On-Demand Olympic Coverage In HD

◆ Philip Rosedale Doesn’t See Browser-Based Virtual Worlds As A Threat to Second Life. Is He In Denial?

◆ GumGum Rethinks Its Approach. Drops Flash

◆ New Recommendation System = 40 Percent More Diggs

◆ Wikinvest Gives the World Embeddable, Interactive Stock Charts

◆ Having Won his Board Seats, Icahn Decides To Skip Yahoo Shareholder Meeting

◆ Delicious 2.0 Launches. Really. It Totally Launched.

◆ SEC To Recognize Corporate Blogs as Public Disclosure. Can We Now Kill the Press Release?

◆ Apple Releases Push Notification Services Developer Kit, Background Apps FTW

◆ Kleiner Perkins’ iFund Invests In Stealth Gaming Startup ngmoco

◆ Wordscraper Hurts My Eyes

◆ LG Releases Blu-ray Player with Netflix Streaming

◆ Dr. Horrible Not So Horrible, And It’s Now On Hulu (Update: And International)

◆ Flickr Co-Founder Caterina Fake Joins New Startup, Hunch

◆ Google To Launch Venture Fund

◆ Socialmedian Brings A New Take On News Filtering

◆ Nokia Plunks Another $150 Million Into Venture Fund

◆ Yahoo Exec Makes Yuil: Looks Like Cuil, With Better Results

◆ Call your Twitter pals with Phweet

slashdot

◆ NSA Open Sources Tokeneer Research Project

◆ Scientists Claim Breakthrough On Holographic TV

◆ Ask Blizzard Employees About Things That Matter

◆ Researchers To Build Underwater Airplane

◆ OpenGL ES 2.0 Programming Guide

◆ Commerce Department Pushing For New "Copyright Czar"

◆ Nobel Prize For Medicine Awarded, Physics Soon To Follow

◆ Sanyo Invents 12X High-Speed Blu-ray Laser

◆ Google Profiling Social Network Users

◆ Microsoft Adding jQuery to Visual Studio

◆ Virtual Fence Could Modernize the Old West

◆ Spacecraft Buzzes By Mercury

◆ Senate Votes To Empower Parents As Censors

◆ Plug-In Hybrids Aren't Coming, They're Here

◆ No Naked Black Holes

Wired

◆ Top 10 Wired.com Fall Photos, Decided by You

◆ Top 10 Wired.com Fall Photos, Decided by Us

◆ Oct. 6, 1956: Sabin Polio Vaccine Ready to Test

◆ Convert Your Car to a Plug-in Hybrid

◆ Games Without Frontiers: 'Pure' Shows Off Fun of 'Artistic' Physics

◆ Weird Al: Forefather of the YouTube Spoof

◆ Plug-In Hybrids Aren't Coming They're Here

◆ 'Truthiness' Could Swing Stephen Colbert Into Marvel White House

◆ Supremes Mull Whether Bad Databases Make for Illegal Searches

◆ Air Force's New 'Killer Zombie' Drone

◆ Review: 'Clone Wars' TV Series Packs Action, Kiddy Humor

◆ Q&A: Nintendo's Cammie Dunaway Talks DSi, Club Nintendo

◆ How to Hack Your Apple TV With Boxee

◆ Sci-Fi 'Sanctuary' Makes Leap From Web to TV

◆ Apple Reluctantly Tries Out Transparency

◆ Top 5 Cellphone Busts of 2008

◆ The World's Top 12 Aviation Innovations

◆ Federal Charges Filed Against Alleged Cyber Peeping Tom

◆ Nokia Launches Its 5800 XpressMusic Phone

◆ Fiction or Fiction: IP Piracy Cost 750,000 American Jobs

◆ 'Citizen Journalist' Could Face Prison for Fake Jobs Story

◆ Legal Crackdown Jams Michael Moore's 'Slacker Uprising'

◆ Fossett Identification Rests on Sliver of Bone

◆ Prototype JavaScript Framework for Beginners

◆ Congress Clears Hotly Contested Bailout Bill

◆ How to Handle XML Data in PHP

◆ Uncle Sam Opens His Wallet For Amtrak

◆ Mad Men With an Ad Man: Optimedia Edition

◆ House Schedules Second 'Rescue Plan' Vote Today

Gizmodo

◆ The Highest Skyscraper in the World [Architecture]

◆ Penguins Flying in Military Planes from Brazil's Beaches to the South Atlantic [Holy Flying Penguins]

◆ Chelsea Football Club Owner Building $400 Million Mega-Yacht with Submarine, Missile Defenses [What Bailout?]

◆ First Look at HP HDX 16 Almost Breaks It [Hp Hdx 16]

◆ ESA Space Tech Catapults Olympian to New World Record [Paralympics 2008]

◆ Non Stop Top Never—Wait For It—Stops Spinning [Spinning Tops]

◆ X Sting Wish Fire Extinguisher Turns Firefighting Into a Shoot Out [Fire Extinguishers]

◆ Vatican Fights the 'Sin' of Pollution with $1.5 Million Solar Panel Roof [Greenliness Is Godliness]

◆ Sega Returning to the Hardware Biz with Vision PMP for 2009 [Sega Vision]

◆ Nebo Dispenser Gives Ballpark Vendors a Much Needed Facelift [Vendor Aficionados]

◆ HiPER Laser Fusion Project "Starts" Tomorrow, Could Save Earth [Fusion]

◆ JM Billiard Round Pool Table Has a Stripper Pole Attachment [Balls Deep]

◆ Who Would Win: an Imperial Star Destroyer or the USS Enterprise? [Question Of The Day]

◆ Igloo Satellite Cabin Modular Home Design Is Sarah Palin Approved [IKEA Igloos]

◆ A Look at Steve Fossett's Super Secret Flying, Diving, Space Bound Submersible [Submersibles]

◆ Tony Stark's Boozing Ways, BD-Live Snafu Bring Down Paramount Servers [Iron FAIL]

◆ Official BlackBerry Storm Documents Leaked [Blackberry Storm]

◆ Beer-Filled USB Drive Raises Disturbing Questions [Existentialism]

◆ Apple's 'Brick' is a Revolutionary Aluminum Manufacturing Process? [Rumor]

◆ T-Mobile Launches G1 Emulator to Pass the Time until October 22nd [T-mobile G1]

◆ DSi Will Peacefully Coexist with the DS Lite on U.S. Store Shelves [Nintendo DSi]

◆ Panasonic Smart Home Probably Won't Try to Kill You like HAL 9000 [Ceatec 2008]

◆ Giant iPhone Display Runs OS X (This Time, At Least) [Apple]

◆ Pioneer 3D Floating Vision: Half Wii, Half Surface, All 3D [Ceatec 2008]

◆ Slow Motion Tank Shot Shows How Its Destructive Power Works [Weapons]

◆ Fake Electronic Components Cause Military Malfunctions, Possibly International Espionage [This Week In Fear-mongering]

◆ You Are Not Rich, Sophisticated, or Handsome Enough to Own the Tag Heuer Meridiist Phone [Advertising]

◆ Sony Ericsson Xperia X1 Cleared by FCC [Xperia X1]

◆ Windows XP Gets Another Six Months to Live: Will Not Go Gently Into that Good Night [Microsoft]

◆ Amazon's Kindle 2 Suddenly Appears [Kindle]

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