Technology: Afternoon Edition

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Most Viewed Articles in Technology 1) Google confirms plans to sell own mobile phone Google unveiled its entry into the mobile phone marketplace Tuesday with a smartphone dubbed the "Nexus One." 2) Google Nexus One Product Page Briefly Live, Featuring An Android 2.0 Video? According to TmoNews , the page where the information about the Google phone aka the Nexus One will be put live today around the time of the official announcement at Google's offices in Silicon Valley, was briefly up earlier this morning only to be taken down moments after. 3) 4chan Presents: YouTube Porn Day (NSFW) It looks like 4chan has found its first major target of 2010. In a message sent to what is presumably a huge amount of undisclosed receipients, 4chan is announcing that this coming Wednesday, January 6, is going to be a very special event: YouTube Porn Day. 4) White House urges more wireless Internet access The Obama administration called Monday for federal regulators to provide more spectrum for wireless high-speed Internet services, saying mobile broadband would bring competition to DSL, cable and fiber broadband providers. 5) New vaccine blocks the high of cocaine Scientists may have created a vaccine against cocaine addiction: a series of shots that changes the body's chemistry so that the drug can't enter the brain and provide a high. 6) Prospect of body scans bares privacy worries It has come to this. Already shoeless, beltless and waterless, more beleaguered air passengers will be holding their legs apart, raising their arms and effectively baring it all as they pass through U.S. airport security checkpoints. Add the "full-body scan" to the list of indignities that some t... 7) Portable Hard Drives: A Terabyte in Your Pocket Good things come in small packages--and when it comes to storage, the saying couldn't be more true. No matter what size your data set is, you can find a stylish, pocketable wonder of modern miniaturization to store it and transport it. 8) Questions stall Pentagon computer defenses The Pentagon's plan to set up a command to defend its global network of computer systems has been slowed by congressional questions about its mission and possible privacy concerns, according to officials familiar with the plan. 9) Public interest groups call for antitrust probe of TV Everywhere Public interest groups on Monday will call for federal antitrust watchdogs to investigate an industry-wide strategy by television service providers that they say will strap users to unnecessarily high monthly subscription fees and stifle competition. 10) CES 2010: New Canon PowerShots Are Low-Key, Low-Cost LAS VEGAS -- While Canon aggressively revamped its Vixia camcorder line at CES 2010 in Las Vegas, the company took a much more conservative approach to its camera lineup. UNSUBSCRIBE | Additional Newsletter Services | Advertising | Subscribe to the Paper | Privacy Policy

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