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Pro-WikiLeaks cyberattacks show growing threat USA Today By Oren Dorell and Jack Gillum, USA TODAY A cyberattack by supporters of WikiLeaks against the MasterCard and Visa websites foreshadows a new generation of increasingly dangerous assaults on the Internet, security experts say. ... See all stories on this topic »

Google Chrome OS Has Enterprise Friend in Citrix eWeek Citrix Systems has pledged its support for Google Chrome OS in 2011. The company will pair its Citrix Receiver virtualization app with Chrome OS netbooks for its customers. Google's Chrome Operating System isn't yet ready for prime time on notebook ... See all stories on this topic »

Splashdown! A sense of space deja vu msnbc.com Alan Boyle says:SpaceX's Dragon capsule was launched aboard a Falcon 9 rocket rising from Florida, and at the end of its flight the Dragon parachuted down into the Pacific Ocean, 500 miles off the coast of Southern California. ... See all stories on this topic »

Taking 4G to the track Boston Globe By Hiawatha Bray Sure, the first of these high-speed wireless data systems came to Boston in September, courtesy of Sprint Nextel Corp. and its subsidiary, Clearwire Corp. About the same time, T-Mobile USA revealed a speed bump in its own wireless data ... See all stories on this topic »

Twitter becomes a digital melting pot San Jose Mercury News By Mike Swift People have grown used to the idea of Twitter as America's stream of consciousness, but a new study suggests that the fast-growing microblogging service is also becoming a kind of digital melting pot for US adults. ... See all stories on this topic »

AT&T coverage woes: What's the problem? USA Today This week a Consumer Reports survey confirmed what many iPhone owners already knew --that carrier AT&T has some serious issues with its network. CR said AT&T's customer satisfaction was the "worst" of the top 4 carriers--Verizon, Sprint, T-Mobile and ... See all stories on this topic » USA Today

HP on SPARC/Solaris: "Larry Ellison bought a money-losing business" Ars Technica By Ryan Paul | Last updated December 8, 2010 6:15 PM HP and Oracle have been trading barbs in recent months following a spat over HP's ousting of former CEO Mark Hurd, who is now working for Oracle. Outspoken Oracle CEO Larry Ellison resumed ... See all stories on this topic »

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