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Here comes Yahoo's own Web browser -- Axis

news.cnet.com — (Credit: Screenshot by Rafe Needleman/CNET) Yahoo is getting into the browser business with its new Axis browser . There are versions foriPad andiPhone, and plug-ins for the desktop browsers Chrome,Firefox, IE, and Safari.
Roger Cheng Executive Editor, East Coast Coverage, CNET @RogerWCheng
Yahoo actually has something that's cool: Here comes Yahoo's own Web browser -- Axis http://t.co/6bIbbRuE via @CNET
Jimmy Orr Managing Editor, Digital, LA Times @JimmyOrr
CNET is saying that the Yahoo browser is actually good. http://t.co/a7NRqrj6 #goodluck
Jeff Kart Freelance Journalist @jeffkart
finally, something besides Google! Here comes Yahoo's own Web browser -- Axis http://t.co/qo76xP6E via @CNET #fb

Meet the tireless entrepreneur who squatted at AOL

news.cnet.com — (Credit: Eric Simons) It was 6 a.m. when Eric Simons was jolted awake by the yelling. After working until 4 a.m, the 19-year-old entrepreneur had finally passed out. A few hours of sleep would help with the day ahead.
Greg Sandoval Digital Entertainment Reporter, CNET @sandoCNET
Meet the tireless entrepreneur who squatted at AOL. 19-yr-old kid covertly slept, worked at AOL to start his company. http://t.co/kCWd8J68

Jury verdict: Android doesn't infringe Oracle's patents

news.cnet.com — Decision in long-running case claimed as vindication by Google in bitter battle with Oracle over Android. A jury has found that Google did not infringe upon Oracle's patents. "Today's jury verdict that Android does not infringe Oracle's patents was a victory not just for Google but the entire Android ecosystem," Google said in a statement.
Brian Proffitt Freelance Journalist @TheTechScribe
MT @openjonathan: Know where I can score some free range crow? I've got a friend who's been asked to cater a meal. http://t.co/JEyqqmkT
Jon Swartz Tech Reporter, USA Today @jswartz652
RT @jyarmis: Jury verdict: Android doesn't infringe Oracle's patents http://t.co/hwC3dATU via @CNET
Jason Hiner Editor in Chief, TechRepublic @jasonhiner
Jury verdict: Android doesn't infringe Oracle's patents http://t.co/KdSPgagT
Dan Farber Editor in Chief, CBSNews.com, CBS News @dbfarber
RT @CNETNews: Jury verdict: Android doesn't infringe Oracle's patents http://t.co/rRY50mgs
Greg Sandoval Digital Entertainment Reporter, CNET @sandoCNET
RT @CNETNews Jury verdict: Android doesn't infringe Oracle's patents http://t.co/qxGDLNLe

T-Mobile parent DT says another sale unlikely

news.cnet.com — (Credit: CNET/Marguerite Reardon) Deutsche Telekom isn't keen on repeating last year's failed attempt to wed its T-Mobile USA unit to AT&T, or any other carrier, for that matter. A complete sale of T-Mobile is unlikely as DT focuses on turning the business around and ensuring it is a self-funding venture, DT CEO Rene Obermann told shareholders today, according to a Bloomberg report.
Roger Cheng Executive Editor, East Coast Coverage, CNET @RogerWCheng
T-Mobile parent DT says another sale unlikely http://t.co/rXs5rnfD via @CNET

Meet the tireless entrepreneur who squatted at AOL

news.cnet.com — (Credit: Eric Simons) It was 6 a.m. when Eric Simons was jolted awake by the yelling. After working until 4 a.m, the 19-year-old entrepreneur had finally passed out. A few hours of sleep would help with the day ahead.
Daniel Terdiman Senior Writer, CNET @GreeterDan
Meet the tireless entrepreneur who squatted at AOL http://t.co/mFBrC4FE

FBI quietly forms secretive Net-surveillance unit

news.cnet.com — The FBI has recently formed a secretive surveillance unit with an ambitious goal: to invent technology that will let police more readily eavesdrop on Internet and wireless communications. The establishment of the Quantico, Va.-based unit, which is also staffed by agents from the U.S.
Omari Fleming Reporter, Fox 29 Philadelphia @omarifleming
Be careful. Big brother might be watching RT "FBI quietly forms secretive Net-surveillance unit http://t.co/iwXjjwKF via @CNET"
Juha Saarinen Freelance Journalist @juhasaarinen
RT @NanoPunk: http://t.co/DPak9mDz FBI forms secretive Net-surveillance unit
David Roberts Staff Writer, Grist, Grist @drgrist
FBI quietly forms secretive Net-surveillance unit http://t.co/c11XpmW1 Slouching toward a police state ...
Daniel Terdiman Senior Writer, CNET @GreeterDan
FBI quietly forms secretive Net-surveillance unit http://t.co/5DUU4hFu Scoop from @CNET @declanm
Dan Farber Editor in Chief, CBSNews.com, CBS News @dbfarber
RT @CNET: FBI quietly forms secretive Net-surveillance unit http://t.co/1PzBpXwZ
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Why Apple needs to settle its e-book suits

news.cnet.com — (Credit: Screen shot Greg Sandoval/CNET) commentary Amazon.com has outmaneuvered Apple in the e-books sector. Nowhere was this made more apparent than in court documents released last week. In antitrust lawsuits filed by the U.S. Department of Justice and others, Apple stands accused of conspiring with five of the six largest U.S.
Ian Sherr Technology Reporter, Dow Jones Newswires, Wall Street Journal @iansherr
RT @Techmeme: Why Apple needs to settle its e-book suits (@sandocnet / CNET) http://t.co/h7p9clkt http://t.co/fZSnXtNE
Stephen Shankland Reporter, CNET @stshank
RT @jimkerstetter: Why Apple needs to settle its e-book suits http://t.co/BplUnTD8 via @CNET
Dan Farber Editor in Chief, CBSNews.com, CBS News @dbfarber
RT @CNETNews: Why Apple needs to settle its e-book suits http://t.co/J5wctNNN
Roger Cheng Executive Editor, East Coast Coverage, CNET @RogerWCheng
This paints Steve Jobs in a different light: Why Apple needs to settle its e-book suits http://t.co/djhWwsY8 via @CNET
Zack Whittaker Editor, ZDNet @zackwhittaker
MUST READ >> Why Apple needs to settle its e-book suits -- http://t.co/NRNJWzNI via @CNET by @sandoCNET
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Browser choice: A thing of the past?

news.cnet.com — Like to pick your browser? Beware, because new mobile devices threaten to stifle the competitive vigor of the market for Web browsers on PCs. On personal computers running Windows, Macs, and Linux, you can pick from a variety of browsers, finding the best combination of user interface, performance, expansion, customization, and other attributes.
Ina Fried Senior Editor, All Things Digital, Wall Street Journal @inafried
If you read just one article on the state of the modern browser wars, read this one by @stshank http://t.co/4QYj5q2r
Katherine Noyes Blogger, PC World @noyesk
Browser choice: A thing of the past? http://t.co/d9Q67RCb via @CNET
Zack Whittaker Editor, ZDNet @zackwhittaker
Really good piece >> Browser choice: A thing of the past? http://t.co/45wGP9S8 via @CNET by @stshank
Stephen Shankland Reporter, CNET @stshank
Real browser choice: an artifact of the PC era? http://t.co/odpF6EKP

Lego for girls, this time hardware-hacker style

news.cnet.com — (Credit: Adafruit Industries/Bruce Lowell) For Limor Fried, a hardware hacker and leader in the booming maker and do-it-yourself movements, there was never a question of waiting for someone else to jump in and do a better job of inspiring girls than Lego has done with its widely-panned Lego Friends set.
Roger Cheng Executive Editor, East Coast Coverage, CNET @RogerWCheng
Lego for girls, this time hardware-hacker style http://t.co/v2ZKTtwU via @CNET
Greg Sandoval Digital Entertainment Reporter, CNET @sandoCNET
This is interesting story but double for anyone who has daughters. Lego for girls, this time hardware-hacker style http://t.co/cHboLuGX
Paul Sloan Executive Editor, CNET @PaulSloan
Lego for girls, this time hardware-hacker style http://t.co/NCb8C29L
Roger Cheng Executive Editor, East Coast Coverage, CNET @RogerWCheng
RT @richbcnet: I'd recommend @greeterdan's girl-oriented Lego hacker story even if I hadn't just had a daughter: http://t.co/Rfd6w2R4

Zuckerberg cashes in $1.1 billion selling Facebook stock

news.cnet.com — Turns out, Mark Zuckerberg -- like all the insiders who sold shares into the IPO -- got a good deal. Facebook's CEO has completed a transaction of the 30.2 million shares that he was slotted to sell, according a document filed with the SEC.
Paul Sloan Executive Editor, CNET @PaulSloan
Zuckerberg cashes in $1.1 billion selling Facebook stock http://t.co/6DIgNKmy
John Dodge Freelance Journalist @Thedodgeretort
RT @cnetnews: Timing is everything: Mark Zuckerberg cashes in $1.1B selling Facebook stock http://t.co/ICBAXLEV
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