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• Disgruntled IT guy fells blogging site

• January phish buffet: Now with IRS

• Samsung announces HDTVs with Yahoo Widgets

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• Apple's FileMaker launches revamped Mac and Windows database

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• Twitter twormented by phishers

• CES Countdown #4: Who's securing the CE device's end user?

• CES Countdown #5: Are the world's digital plans killing mobile DTV?

• CES Countdown #6: Can the PC adapt to the commodity business model?

• CES Countdown #7: Will someone please do something about battery life?

• CES Countdown #7: Will someone please do something about battery life?

• Web rates UK Web ratings proposal an 'F'

• Top 20 BetaNews stories of 2008

• BetaNews CES 2009 'Better Questions' contest

• 'Y2K9' bug hits 30 GB Zunes

• CES 2009: Netbooks and notebooks from under $500 to over $5,000

• CES Countdown #8: Can smart HDTVs bypass the 'media PC' altogether?

• Samsung boosts its own 4G wireless chip development

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• AMD to terminate 100 more than planned

• LG further diversifies its Blu-ray players with online content

• Virtual worlds firm files IP suit on Christmas Eve

• CES Countdown #9: Will the smartphone become the 'new PC?'

• AnyDVD claims it defeats protection on latest BD+ discs

• Wal-Mart's iPhone launch meets widespread outage

• DHS R&D arm gets new privacy guidelines

• HP premieres its $600 home server before CES

• Mac OS X 10.6 'Snow Leopard' makes a video appearance

• Verizon wins $33M in no-show cybersquatting case

• Mozilla updates its Fennec mobile browser alpha

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• Happy Holidays 2008 from BetaNews

• Google Earth delivers miracle on 34th Street, and 65th Street, and...

• CES Countdown #10: Can technology keep television relevant in the digital era?

• Microsoft acknowledges a long-standing SQL Server flaw

• Psystar throws the 'kitchen sink' defense at Apple

• CES Countdown #11: Are the desktop PC's days waning?

• A buoyant Red Hat rides the economic waves

• Windows XP pauses again in its shuffle out the door

• IBM: Web browsers to change over the next few years

• The Dark Knight may yet save Blu-ray from the lair of the PS3

• Project Playlist gets mixed reception from record labels

• Palm gets a $100M shot in the arm from none other than Bono

• Warner Music pulls its content from YouTube

• In another tease, Sony promises to redefine the laptop