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ThinkPad X1; Data-leaking Androids; Ivy League porn; Skype alternatives [TECHUPDATE]

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Review: ThinkPad X1, solid MacBook Air competitor

The ThinkPad X1 combines a thin, light form with new technology to produce a notebook that competes favorably with the MacBook Air. Check out the review and photo gallery to see why.

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99.7% of all Android smartphones vulnerable to serious data leakage

A whopping 99.7% of Android smartphones are leaking login data for Google services, and could allow other access to information stored in the cloud.

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Harvard.edu: An Ivy League pornographic playground

Porn on Harvard.edu? Yes, but that's only the start. Try Yale, Stanford, MIT, and more!

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Beyond Skype: VoIP Alternatives

Tired of Skype's problems? Don't trust Microsoft's plans for Skype? Then give these programs a try.

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The Obama Cyberdoctrine: tweet softly, but carry a big stick

When the Obama administration yesterday issued its cyberspace doctrine, it's big news in terms of how the government of the United States officially intends to treat the issue of cyberspace.

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Google's Blogger outage will bruise, but not hurt, cloud momentum

A hybrid model is still the better approach.

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HP cuts profit outlook for year amid weak services, consumer PC demand

Hewlett-Packard has cut its outlook for the fiscal year as the company's PC and services businesses struggle.

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VMware Horizon App Manager debuts as user-centric platform for cloud apps

VMware has announced the Horizon App Manager, a new solution with the intention of streamlining access to both personal and business-related cloud-based applications.

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University of Kent 'unlawfully' disclosed disability data

The University of Kent 'unlawfully' disclosed personal data which could identify other students with disabilities, the UK data protection agency has found.

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Gallery: 10 great gifts for grads

For high school and college graduates, sometimes the basics make the best gifts: Mobile computing, coffee, exercise, fresh water and air.

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Lenovo's sleek ThinkPad X1 arrives this week

Lenovo is expected to announce the latest addition to its popular X Series ultraportables this week, but we already know many of the details of the ThinkPad X1 thanks to a steady series of leaks.

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NVIDIA blames everyone (except NVIDIA) for lackluster Android tablet sales

 

Groklaw 2.0: PJ Leaves Groklaw but legal news site to continue under new editor

 

Exoskeleton robot suit helps Berkeley student walk at commencement

 

Tech ninja Amazon is poised for mobile domination

 

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