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	Technology Daily Report  Wednesday, Feb. 22, 2006 From Slate • What Does a Chinese Keyboard Look Like? • Confessions of a Bedroom Filmmaker Exploit Published for Unpatched Mac Flaw » Security Fix by Brian Krebs | The blog reports that security experts have uncovered a serious security hole that could be used to infiltrate Mac OS X systems through Safari, the operating system's default Web browser. » Bonus Points DVD Reviews | washingtonpost.com's Jen Chaney critiques the enhancements made to the Watergate classic, "All the President's Men." In the News Chinese Media Assail Google: Internet Giant Said to Face Probe for Operating Without License (By Philip P. Pan) Canada Lobbies for Maker of BlackBerry: Officials Contacting U.S. on Patent Review (By Yuki Noguchi) Microsoft Rivals File Complaint With EU (By AOIFE WHITE) Sprint Nextel quarterly profit falls on charges Baidu Posts Jump in Fourth-Quarter Profit More Technology Stories   From PC World Burners That Do More: These three external drives aren't just DVD burners. (Melissa J. Perenson, PC World) Mobile Operators Target Global IM Service: Major phone operators in several countries join forces to make easy worldwide mobile instant messaging a reality. (John Blau, IDG News Service) T-Mobile Catches Windows Mobile Fever: T-Mobile's MDA is the latest hybrid device based on Windows Mobile 5, a handheld OS that's clearly gaining momentum. (Yardena Arar, PC World) More Stories from PC World   In what year was the design for the first basic memory chip -- called CCDs, or charge-coupled devices -- drawn? A. 1969 B. 1977 C. 1982 D. 1985  Featured Comics • Dilbert  |  • The 5th Wave  |  • Main Page
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