Technology: Obama to name former Bush, Microsoft official as cyber-czar

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	Technology Daily Report  Tuesday, Dec. 22, 2009 Web-Wide News Alerts MyWebpost Get The Post's take on whatever you're reading -- anywhere on the Web. » Sign Up | Learn More 2009 Gadgets and Games Guide » Live Q&A | @play columnist Mike Musgrove will answer your video game questions at 1 p.m. ET today. » Special Report | Get holiday buying and gift advice on computers, video games, smartphones, cameras and more. In the News Obama to name former Bush, Microsoft official as cyber-czar (By Ellen Nakashima) Montgomery hopes to breathe life into biotech industry: Entrepreneurs sought for burgeoning field of personalized medicine (By Michael Laris) China to require Internet domain name registration (By Lucy Hornby and Yu Le) The Customer is always right: Jeff Bezos: Since founding Amazon in 1994, he has revolutionized retailing. Now he's out to transform how we read. (By Daniel Lyons) It's the story stupid: James Cameron and Peter Jackson: Directors James Cameron and Peter Jackson are masters of new film technology. But they insist they aren't slaves to it. Hello, again. Anybody out there?: Official endorsements boost the search for extraterrestrial life (By Marc Kaufman) More Technology Stories   From PC World Sony BDP-S560 Blu-ray Disc Player: The Sony BDP-S560 delivers very good images--exceptional ones on DVD--and Wi-Fi connectivity, but its poorly designed remote and lack of streaming extras hurt its value. (PCWorld Staff) Samsung BD-P1600 Blu-ray Disc Player: Despite incorporating a few bone-headed design decisions, the Samsung BD-P1600 is a very good player for its price. (Lincoln Spector, PCWorld) LG Electronics BD370 Blu-ray Disc Player: A terrific picture, a responsive interface, and plenty of streaming goodness make the LG BD370 a terrific player, despite a few shortcomings. (Lincoln Spector, PCWorld) Pioneer BDP-320 Blu-ray Disc Player: This well-designed model delivers consistently pleasing images, and did well on DVD upconversion, but it lacks the streaming capabilities found on many competing models. (Lincoln Spector, PCWorld) From TechCrunch Opera Reports Massive Growth For Mobile Web Usage, Particularly In Asia And Africa (Robin Wauters) Raptr Loses Director Of Product Strategy To Twitter (Robin Wauters) Livemocha Bags Another $8 Million From August Capital, Maveron (Robin Wauters) Voice May Join Google's Enterprise Lineup (Michael Arrington) More TechCrunch News   SECURITY FIX by Brian Krebs • Hackers exploit Adobe Reader flaw via comic strip syndicate • Twitter.com hijacked by 'Iranian cyber army' • Group IDs hotbeds of Conficker worm outbreaks FASTER FORWARD by Rob Pegoraro • Snowbound but not offline • Cheat sheets for setting up a new PC or Mac • Free Shipping Day may be every day POST TECH by Cecilia Kang • Apple to pair with CBS, Walt Disney to take on cable, satellite: WSJ • The different faces of the FCC ... on an M&M near you • Verizon Wireless to FCC: our cancel penalties justified, also goes to all those ads  Featured Comics • Dilbert  |  • The 5th Wave  |  • Main Page
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