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HEARD ON THE STREET: Ellison Picks Up Hurd Off the Street Wall Street Journal By ROLFE WINKLER Oracle investors appear a bit overexcited about the hiring of Mark Hurd as their company's new co-president, adding about $6 billion to the company's market capitalization in early Tuesday trading. It is certainly a great hire, ... See all stories on this topic »

Samsung's Fascinate goes on sale Wednesday for $200 online Computerworld By Matt Hamblen Computerworld - The Samsung Fascinate smartphone goes on sale online Wednesday for $199.99 after rebate and will be in Verizon Wireless stores on Thursday. The Fascinate smartphone, part of the Galaxy-S series from Samsung, ... See all stories on this topic » Computerworld

Google CEO: Web TV Service to Be Offered Worldwide in 2011 Bloomberg By Ragnhild Kjetland and Douglas MacMillan - Tue Sep 07 14:58:36 GMT 2010 Google Inc. Chief Executive Officer Eric Schmidt, seen here, said, "You should expect that other TV manufacturers would love to have this product. It's free. ... See all stories on this topic »

What's Behind Google's Bouncing Ball Homepage Logo? PC Magazine Coming off the holiday weekend, Google's homepage on Tuesday featured a doodle with a variety of fast-moving, colored balls. While some speculated the interactive logo was in honor of Google's 12th birthday, the company was coy when asked about its ... See all stories on this topic »

Origin PC announces "Big O" PC/Xbox 360 hybrid CNET by Rich Brown Origin PC made a strong impression on us a few months ago when, in its first-ever CNET review, it earned an Editor's Choice award for its high-end Genesis gaming desktop. As strong as we found that near-$5000 PC, it was a relatively ... See all stories on this topic »

The Pros and Cons of Craigslist's Shutdown of the Adult Services Section PC World Craigslist's Adult Services section may be gone after pressure from 17 state attorneys general, but was the site's apparent decision to self-censor a good idea? The 17 state attorneys general and their supporters probably think so. ... See all stories on this topic » PC World

Many Kinds of Universes, and None Require God New York Times By DWIGHT GARNER Stephen Hawking, the most revered scientist since Einstein, is a formidable mathematician and a formidable salesman. "I want my books sold on airport bookstalls," he has impishly declared, and he's learned how to put them there. ... See all stories on this topic » New York Times

New iPod Touch Has a Vibrator Reuters By Charlie Sorrel at Wired.com Steve Jobs wasn't kidding when he called the iPod Touch the "iPhone without a phone". We have been calling it that for years, of course, but with each iteration the two iOS devices get closer and closer in terms of ... See all stories on this topic »

2 Sides to Apple's Success Story msnbc.com By Rick Aristotle Munarriz Good news! Apple's Ping -- the social-music network that Cupertino's sultans of style embedded into iTunes last week -- notched a million users in less than 48 hours. Bad news! Earlier in the week, Apple had hyped Ping's ... See all stories on this topic »

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