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Top Editors Picks Google: Program for the Web Sam Diaz: At the Google I/O developer's conference, the message from Eric Schmidt and Company is clear: Programming for the Web is the way to go. Sure, native apps are still important, but the future is on the Web. So what about Apple's closed-wall App store? READ FULL STORY Video: Google CEO touts always-on computing Ed Burnette: A developer reports from Google I/O Google gives away hundreds of free Android phones to developers Sergey Brin: Newspapers can still prosper but need time to "figure it out" First look: Google Chrome 2.0 - Fast but lacking features Google's biggest threat in mobile search: iPhone apps Sponsored Discover how you can work smarter and increase efficiency with Enterprise 2.0 Are you often bogged down by information overload and handicapped by lack access to reliable and updated source of information? Learn how you can. The Web's most dangerous keywords to search for Dancho Danchev: Which is the most dangerous keyword to search for using public search engines these days? It's "screensavers" with a maximum risk of 59.1 percent, according to McAfee's recently released report "The Web's Most Dangerous Search Terms." READ FULL STORY Cybercriminals syndicating Google Trends keywords to serve malware Twitter hit by multiple variants of XSS worm Thousands of legitimate sites SQL injected to serve IE exploit Gallery Tour: Inside the botnets that never make the news Over 1.5 million pages affected by SQL injection attacks Bartz can carry a room; Can she carry Yahoo? Larry Dignan: Yahoo CEO Carol Bartz sure can carry a room -- especially the crowd at the D7 conference. The formula: Drop an F-bomb, talk Dilbert, mock the silos at Yahoo and tease us about a search deal with Microsoft. READ FULL STORY Mary Jo Foley: Unless Bartz is a poker queen, there's no imminent MSFT-Yahoo deal Yahoo search: Time to kill the 10 blue links Pre-Bartz Yahoo: Bonuses and more for execs RIM and Google: Perfect storm? Jason Perlow: The Linux-based Android OS, and tight integration with Google's web services, running on BlackBerry hardware and connected to RIM's messaging/calendar syncing infrastructure would be an unstoppable enterprise platform. But could the marriage ever be consummated? READ FULL STORY The Ultimate Tablet: On Palm's webOS? Review: Documents To Go rocks Android with unique Office functions Google's biggest threat in mobile search? iPhone apps Reorganizing the mobile market when all devices get smart Clash of the Touch Titans: iPhone vs. BlackBerry Storm CIOs on mobile security: Choosing a platform Sponsored Discover how you can work smarter and increase efficiency with Enterprise 2.0 Are you often bogged down by information overload and handicapped by lack access to reliable and updated source of information? Learn how you can. Day 1 without my Mac Christopher Dawson: Today, I left my MacBook at home. On a day when I would be online frequently, both for class and to keep in touch with the office, I just took my Classmate instead. Was it effective enough? I find out. READ FULL STORY Apple quietly updates white MacBook Poor economy saves Mac community from clone crap Reminder: Don't install an earlier version of Mac OS X than is supported by your hardware Apple Airport Express: Okay, Okay, I love the damn thing Featured TalkBack Blog Are we getting fracked? Harry Fuller: New word for your energy tech vocab: "fracking." It is the practice of using hydaulic pressure and chemicals to get inderground natural gas to the surface where it can be piped and marketed. And it's one more costly energy practice that is highly political. READ FULL BLOG What do you think? Do companies own work-related data on your own personal computer? Post Your Thoughts in TalkBack Reader TalkBacks Nehalem-EX - 8 cores, 16 threads, 2.3 billion transistors, very cool! "Whats next, stacking chips?" -- pcguy777 Poor economy saves Mac community from clone crap "If you are looking for guaranteed premium support for a long time, don't bother buying a Mac." -- Rob Oakes Elsewhere on ZDNet Photo Gallery Documents To Go for Google Android devices There is no native Office viewer in the Android OS, but DataViz stepped up to the plate with a fully functional Word and Excel suite in Documents To Go. VIEW THE GALLERY Inside Google I/O Google's freebie Ion phone for developers More ZDNet Photo Galleries ZDNet Reviews Canon announces manual exposure video control for EOS 5D Mark II Janice Chen: In a special edition e-newsletter sent to EOS users yesterday, Canon announced a firmware upgrade that will add full manual exposure control for video -- including ISO, aperture, and shutter speed -- to the Canon EOS 5D Mark II. READ THE REVIEW Sony HT-SS360 home theater system Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ28 More ZDNet Reviews Sign up for ZDNet's Product Watch Newsletter for the latest product reviews, news, and expert analysis	News and Blogs Time Warner sets AOL spin-off Zune HD: Trying to compete with yesterday's iPod Touch AT&T plans 3G upgrade; Promises 'considerably' faster mobile broadband speeds Review: Documents To Go rocks Google Android with unique Office functions BGR early hands-on with the Palm Pre; QWERTY too compact? New Android challenge to give away millions State DMV: Facial recognition requires 'No Smile' rule Cloud? SOA? BPM? Call it part of the era of 'transparent computing' Transforming customer relationships with social media Skyfire 1.0 rolls out for WM and Symbian, rocks on the E71x Illustrating the dangers: Why the e-waste problem must be addressed Best tools for local governments to track stimulus spending Smartphone operating systems: The market share, usage disconnect Most Rated Posts Nine worst social media fails of 2009...thus far Nehalem-EX - 8 cores, 16 threads, 2.3 billion transistors, very cool! Google: Programming for the Web is the way to go 'Cashmere': Another (possible) destination on Microsoft's embedded roadmap The $17.5 million hard drive   Videos and Podcasts Google CEO touts always-on computing At the Google I/O developer's conference in San Francisco, Calif., company CEO Eric Schmidt shares his vision for a new computing paradigm. In his keynote, Schmidt says "this is the beginning of the real win of cloud computing, of applications." PLAY VIDEO What's the cloud's killer app? At the Interop conference in Las Vegas, SAP CTO Vishal Sikka shares his views with M.R. Rangaswami, co-founder of the Sand Hill Group on application development in the cloud. He pinpoints two key areas for continued research, real-time search and mobility. PLAY VIDEO VMWare executive shows off fluid network switching Russ Daniels, CTO of cloud services strategy for Hewlett- Packard, predicts that in the coming years, technology will move towards being customizable for every aspect of our lives. PLAY VIDEO Microsoft and HP announce alliance at Interop The Interop Conference in Las Vegas, Microsoft's Stephen Elop and Hewlett-Packard's Ann Livermore announce a partnership between the two companies to bring a better, faster, less expensive, unified communication solution to businesses. PLAY VIDEO The future of clean-tech investing At the Enterprise Carbon Accounting Symposium, venture capitalists discuss the outlook of investing in smart grids, carbon management, and energy-monitoring tools. At debate is how to invest capital in an efficient way. PLAY VIDEO Play more video and audio New Technologies Sponsored White papers Discover how you can work smarter and increase efficiency with Enterprise 2.0 Are you often bogged down by information overload and handicapped by lack access to reliable and updated source of information? Learn how you can. Live Virtual Conference: Lowering datacenter costs through server refresh Discover how today's newest generation of rack servers provide extreme performance?along with dramatically reduced IT costs. (IBM) Enterprise PBX comparison guide Download this guide for a convenient, head-to-head comparison of leading VoIP and IP PBX providers and the products they offer. 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