| Can Google survive its blind faith in the algorithm? It's been a tough year for Google search. It's had a difficult time targeting content farms and has accidentally removed good content. Read more Editor's note
In addition to the lead story on Google's search problems, don't miss the news about UK hiring cloud experts, Amazon starting a lending library for Kindle, and Apple confirming the iPhone 4S battery problem. -Jason | News from ZDNet | | | Amazon debuts Kindle Owner Lending Library Amazon has launched the Kindle Owner Lending Library. It offers bestsellers to Amazon Prime members that can be borrowed at no cost. Read more | | PANIC OVER! Apple confirms iPhone 4S/iOS 5 battery problem, promises fix Update already pushed out to developers. Read more | | New House of Representatives bill may strangle the Internet or nerf the First Amendment If you love your Internet, you must read this article. Congress is once again mucking around with our rights, and it ain't good. Read more | | HTC Rezound coming to Verizon Wireless to challenge Galaxy Nexus HTC held an event in New York this afternoon to announce the next generation of their Incredible look-alike black slab Android phone, the HTC Rezound. Read more | | If Steve Jobs were starting out today Silicon Valley VCs would reject him We need more people like Steve Jobs is a popular refrain but Silicon Valley VCs wouldn't fund them -- they want engineers and they disdain marketeers. Read more | | Only one out of ten hospitals surveyed is ready for electronic records prime time According to a recent HIMSS report, only one out of ten hospitals is ready to meet the core measures for Stage 1 compliance with meaningful use. Read more | | HP looks to set new standard for datacenter density Bringing ARM to the datacenter is HP's first step in changing the way the datacenter game is played. Read more | | Apple's Android fragmentation, Kindle Fire case: Does the argument hold up? In Apple's view, Android fragmentation can derail a big chunk of the tablet army gunning for the iPad. Does fragmentation matter that much? Read more | | Microsoft: Hey, we're supporting Apple's iOS, too Microsoft's Bing and Hotmail teams are both doing more to improve their experiences on iOS, Android -- and, oh, yeah, Windows platforms, too. Read more | | HP Slate 2 is a Win 7 tablet for road warriors, $699 (video) HP's new tablet trades webOS for Windows 7, and consumers for businesses/professionals -- meet the Slate 2 Tablet PC. Read more | | Target selling the iPad cheaper than Apple Apple forces retailers to sell the iPad 2 at the full retail price, just as it does. Target is getting around that by giving an instant gift card with the purchase of an iPad. Read more |
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