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In Wednesday's IT Blogwatch, we're wowed by Google's new G1 Android smartphone -- iPhone killer or bulky dud? Not to mention things that look a bit like a duck...
In Tuesday's IT Blogwatch, we wonder no more what Microsoft will do with all that cash it has swilling around in the bank -- if it can't buy Yahoo, Microsoft will buy itself. Not to mention the health of North Korea's "dear" leader...
In Monday's IT Blogwatch, we listen to the music industry's latest wheeze to sell us their choonz: a drm-free album on a microSD card for under $10. Not to mention a "clbuttic" mistake...
Welcome to a special IT Blogwatch EXTRA: watching bloggers' reactions to Microsoft's "I'm a PC" ads. Not to mention a new and exciting cereal for these exciting times...
In Thursday's IT Blogwatch, we wonder what's the deal with Microsoft getting rid of Seinfeld? Not to mention a freestyle rap battle gone bad (and translated)...
In Wednesday's IT Blogwatch, we're wowed by the thought of a 786 gigaflops supercomputer sitting on a desktop. Not to mention proof you can buy anything online...
In Tuesday's IT Blogwatch, we worry about how IT will be affected by the current economic problems, what with Merrill Lynch and Lehman Brothers and all. Not to mention why the new Star Trek movie will be disappointing...
In Monday's IT Blogwatch, we watch as VMware kicks off its user conference, while drooling competitors circle hungrily. Not to mention Trent Reznor, the Mac fanboi...
Welcome to a special IT Blogwatch EXTRA: watching bloggers' reactions to the Virginia Supreme Court decision -- that the state's anti-spam law is unconstitutional. Does that mean Jeremy Jaynes is free man? Not to mention a prize maze...
In Friday's IT Blogwatch, we watch Ubuntu's Mark Shuttleworth promise cold, hard cash to improve Linux's usability. Not to mention one of the dumbest conspiracy theories ever...
In Wednesday's IT Blogwatch, we wonder how important the patches were on Patch Tuesday—critically important, it turns out—but Apple scores 18 vulnerabilities to Microsoft's paltry eight. Not to mention fun with Google Images...
Welcome to a special IT Blogwatch EXTRA: watching bloggers' reactions to yesterday's all-day outage at the London Stock Exchange. Not to mention Reese Witherspoon, as you've never seen her before...