November 2010 Tec. News

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Unix copyrights to stay with Novell in merger - 3 hours agoNovell says it will retain its hard-won copyrights to Unix, though the question of how that plays into Novell’s acquisition by Attachmate is still up in the air.
Top tech turkeys of 2010 (photos) - 5 hours agoWe offer our unscientific list of the biggest mistakes and bad ideas of the last year, from the Kin to Mark Hurd to several flaps involving the iPhone.
IE9 beta patches bring stability, feedback fixes - 5 hours agoNew updates to Microsoft’s beta of Internet Explorer promise to bring better stability, along with fixing a bug that left some users unable to offer their feedback.
Windows Home Server to lose drive pooling - 6 hours agoThe next major version of Windows Home Server will arrive without a popular feature that let users pool together storage drives. The company says the decision was consumer-driven.
Bing updates its movie search - 8 hours ago

Google fans egg-bomb blurred German homes - 4 hours agoIn a protest against blurring on Google Street View in Germany, supposed Google fans throw eggs at blurred buildings and leave notes that say “Google is cool” on mailboxes.
SAP owes Oracle $1.3 billion - 4 hours agoJury says SAP owes Oracle $1.3 billion for the theft of Oracle’s intellectual property by its now shuttered TomorrowNow division.
Amazon Black Friday deal: $89 Kindle 2 - 5 hours agoAmazon will be selling its “older” 3G-only Kindle for $89 on Black Friday. We don’t know how long the sale will last, but it’s an intriguing deal.
Acer unveils Iconia, new tablets - 6 hours agoCNET’s Dan Ackerman provides an in-depth look at Acer’s dual-screen Iconia, and the company’s upcoming line of 2011 tablets.
Army launches video-sharing site for the military - 7 hours ago