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  Wired.com discovers Google Docs flaw, but that's not the only one

  Publié: janvier 24, 2009, 4:06am CET

  A writer at Wired.com this week pointed to a document editing issue in Google Apps, and that's just the latest in a list of security holes -- of varying severity -- uncovered by users of Google's suite.
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  The DTV delay -- would this be the last?

  Publié: janvier 24, 2009, 2:57am CET

  How much could you accomplish in 115 days? The DTV Delay Act, provisionally delaying the switchover to DTV, appears to have overcome GOP objections and is moving toward a full Senate vote sometime next week. The Act would push mandatory rollover back to June 12.
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  Air Force applies brakes to satellite program

  Publié: janvier 24, 2009, 1:55am CET

  Nextgov reports that the ambitious Transformational Communications Satellite (TSAT) project, a $16 billion program that would allow surveillance satellites to move masses of data to troops in and near battle, is in a holding pattern.
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  Your multitouch update: Apple: "Grr." Palm: "GRR."

  Publié: janvier 24, 2009, 12:35am CET

  That didn't take long: After Apple's cranky comments concerning multitouch and intellectual-property rights on Wednesday, Palm has responded with a tone that suggests that Apple execs might want to invest in asbestos undies if they insist on proceeding along their apparent current path.
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  Analysis: After yesterday, it's time to reset

  Publié: janvier 24, 2009, 12:03am CET

  Among the comments we received yesterday after our all-day, wall-to-wall coverage of the deluge that struck the technology industry, was a complaint asking, why we didn't pick some happier news?