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With Twitter Inc. co-founder Biz Stone ruling out advertising on the social network, the question for the online business world is: What will Twitter do to
More Americans Play Video Games than Go to Movies
I thought the revelation that video gamers outnumbered cinema goers was old news, but maybe only partly so. According to a new NPD Group report, 53 percent of
Hands On With Bing, Microsoft's New Search Engine
At last, Bing has arrived. I tested a preview release of Microsoft's new search/decision engine, previously called Kumo, to see how well it compares with its
Mobile Banking Expected to Soar in Next Few Years
The number of people actively using mobile banking in the U.S. will grow by more than five times by the end of 2013, Tower Group Inc. predicted in a report
Report: Yahoo's CEO Ready for a Microsoft Deal
Yahoo's CEO said Wednesday she was open to discussing a Microsoft acquisition, provided the deal were sweet. During an onstage interview at the All Things
What to Expect From Next Week's E3
Now that Apple has a successful gaming platform with the iPhone and iPod touch, software designed to run on it will take center stage at next week's Electronic
Metal Gear Solid, Natal "Full Body Motion Control" Revealed for Microsoft's Xbox 360
Microsoft's E3 2009 press conference is all-systems-go, so what did Redmond, Washington have up its sleeve? Some pretty amazing stuff, actually. Metal Gear
Digg Users Can Now Vote on Both Ads and News
Social news site Digg is introducing an advertisement platform that will allow its users to vote advertisements up and down as they now do with news stories.
Flying Car Passes Its Test Flight Program
A Massachusetts company today announced that its flying car has has successfully completed its initial flight testing program. Woburn, Mass.-based
Palm Pre (Sprint) Smartphone
The Palm Pre smartphone ($200 with a two-year contract from Sprint as of 6/4/09), along with the company's much-anticipated webOS operating system, has had
Sears Settles Online Tracking Complaint From FTC
Sears Holdings Management has agreed to settle a complaint from the U.S. Federal Trade Commission that it failed to tell customers about the wide range of their
Facebook Overtakes MySpace in U.S.
Facebook has officially taken the throne as the most popular social network in America. Facebook surpassed MySpace in U.S.-based traffic for the first time in
Google Warns of Issues With Its Outlook Sync Tool for Apps
After promising that people can use Outlook seamlessly with the Gmail component of its Apps suite, Google is toning down those expectations. A week
Senators Challenge AT&T's Exclusive IPhone Deal
U.S. senators on Thursday struggled at a committee hearing to understand AT&T's explanation for how exclusive deals for phones like the iPhone stimulate
Who Won E3? Halo ODST and God of War III, says Nielsen
What upcoming video game do a majority of you most want to buy coming off this year's Electronic Entertainment Expo? Microsoft's Halo ODST, blogs Nielsen,
Facebook Lets Any Site Add Live Comment Streams
Any Web site owner can now put up a stream of Facebook status updates, using a feature that the social networking platform introduced on Wednesday. The
Jobs Has New Liver, 'Excellent Prognosis,' Doctor Says
Methodist University Hospital in Memphis confirmed late Tuesday that Apple CEO Steve Jobs recently underwent a liver transplant. News of the transplant was
Is a $99 Palm 'Eos' in the Works to Challenge Apple?
The Palm Pre may have just debuted at $199 (after rebate), but a cheaper, smaller Palm smartphone may be just around the corner. According to Mike Abramsky, an
The Simpsons: Worth More on Hulu than Fox
A tectonic shift has taken place for the digital age: ad rates for popular shows like The Simpsons and CSI are higher online than they are on prime-time TV. If
Citibank Tests out Payments Using Mobile Phones
Citibank is starting a large trial of the use of mobile phones to make credit card payments at retail outlets and other points-of-sale in Bangalore, which the
Facebook Simplifies Privacy Settings, Calls Them Too Complex
Facebook will simplify the way in which it offers privacy options to its users, as it gets ready to give its members for the first time the option to make the
Google Fixes Search Problem in Outlook Sync Tool for Apps
Google has fixed an issue with the Outlook synchronization tool it released recently for its Apps hosted communications and collaboration suite, Google said
Gov't Official: We're Serious About Cybersecurity This Time
The U.S. White House is determined to follow through on its efforts to make cybersecurity a top priority, despite earlier government efforts that have fallen
Americans Spend Most Online Time on Facebook
Ever wonder what your co-worker or friend is doing online? The Nielsen Company has a pretty good idea what they're up to. Nielsen Online reported this
Blockbuster ONDemand Movie Service Headed to Samsung Devices
Blockbuster's push into the living continues with a new alliance announced yesterday with Samsung, the world's largest supplier of flat-panel TVs. This fall,
How Much Does It Really Cost to Own a Smartphone?
Concerned about the long-term expense of owning a smartphone? You should be. But we found that, among the most popular smartphones on the market today, there
PC Shipments Stronger Than Expected in Q2, IDC Says
PC shipments were slightly stronger than expected in the second quarter, propped up by consumer spending and lower prices, according to IDC research released on
Google Wave Opens to Select Users this Fall
Are you looking forward to the day when Google Wave, Mountain View's all-in-one communication and collaboration tool, goes public? Well, for a select group of
It's Official: Windows 7 Goes RTM
Microsoft has announced this afternoon that Windows 7 has been released to manufacturing. In other words, Windows 7 development has wrapped up, and it'll now
Suicide Ignites Apple Culture Debate
A Chinese worker's suicide over an alleged missing fourth-generation iPhone prototype has sparked debate over Apple's code of secrecy, begging the question
Barnes & Noble to Offer Free Wi-Fi
Barnes & Noble Inc. took free Wi-Fi a step further this week by announcing that anybody can walk into one of its nearly 800 stores nationwide and surf the Net
Scaled-down E-Census Project 'a Great Success,' Bureau Says
The U.S. Census Bureau took a significant step toward its eventual goal of a true paperless census with the successful completion of a national address
The Microsoft-Yahoo Deal: Questions and Answers
Well, friends, sound the wedding bells: The longest-running courtship in the history of mankind has finally reached its climax. No July Fools' joke here --
Researcher Reveals Massive 'Professional Thieving' Botnet
A ferocious piece of malware that's infected up to a million PCs is stealing a tremendous amount of financial information from consumers and businesses that
DDoS Attackers Continue Hitting Twitter, Facebook, Google
The distributed denial-of-service (DDOS) attacks that knocked out Twitter for hours and affected other sites like Facebook, Google's Blogger, and LiveJournal on
Palm Coders Go to Camp
After weeks work, a grassroots group of Palm Pre enthusiasts will launch a one day developers camp in 80 cities this Saturday. So far, about 1,800
Windows 7: The Good, The Bad, and The Unknown
For most people who are considering moving to Windows 7, October 22 is D-Day. On that date Microsoft's newest operating system lands on store shelves, both as a
Is Apple Plotting a Social Networking App for iTunes?
Apple is reportedly working on an overhaul of iTunes that will include social networking tools that will allow you to broadcast and share music to friends. The
iTunes 9 Breaks Palm Pre Sync (Again)
Bad news, Palm Pre owners: it looks like Apple has broken the Pre's iTunes syncing ability once again. On Wednesday Apple released the latest version of its
Obama Warns Kids on Stupid Facebook Posts
When you're young you'll probably do some stupid things, but think twice before posting them online. That's the advice delivered Wednesday by U.S. President
Salespeople Love Samsung LCD TVs, According to Report
Salespeople at major retail electronics stores are recommending Samsung LCD television sets over competing brands, according to J.D. Power and Associates. Over
Silicon Valley Is Shrinking
The number of high-tech jobs in all industries Silicon Valley declined by 86,000, or 16.5%, between 2001 and 2008, according a federal study of employment
Drudge, Other Sites Flooded With Malicious Ads
Criminals flooded several online ad networks with malicious advertisements over the weekend, causing popular Web sites such as the Drudge Report, Horoscope.com
One Year On, Android's Not Quite There Yet
After it has spent nearly a year on the market, analysts are reluctant to declare Android a success, but they say the platform could turn a corner in the next
Tracking Snow Leopard's Upgrade Rate
How quickly are Mac users adopting Snow Leopard? It's hard to tell, but everyone's got a guess. In general, Mac users are much faster to upgrade than their
USB Group Calls Foul on Palm Pre iTunes Sync
The Palm Pre's apparently never-ending struggle to sync with iTunes isn't going well, as a USB standards group is siding with Apple's countermeasures. The
Analysts to Apple: Dump Exclusivity, Double iPhone Sales
If you think America's iPhone frenzy is at an all-time high now, just you wait. Apple could more than double its U.S. iPhone user base by saying so-long
India's 3G Auction Delayed Again, Minister Says
India's auction of 3G and WiMax licenses is likely to be delayed again until next year, the country's minister for communications and IT said on Monday in
Microsoft Launches Big Gadget Push for Holidays
Microsoft made its holiday pitch Tuesday in New York, giving a sneak peak at what its gadget lineup will look like. Here Microsoft stressed its portable music
Report: U.S. Mac Households Rise to 12 Percent
Nearly 12 percent of U.S. computer-owning households now own a Mac, The NPD Group reports in its second annual Household Penetration Study. That's up three
ComScore: Google Gains More Ground Than Bing in September
Despite the big marketing and advertising push Microsoft has given Bing, the new search engine failed to gain much ground among users in September, while
Online Test Helps You Self-diagnose H1N1 Flu
Feeling sick? Wondering if it's the H1N1 flu or just a regular old go-away-don't-come-near-me, flu? Face it, your doctor may not be able to squeeze you
Will Barnes & Noble E-reader Push Kindle Prices Lower?
Now that Barnes & Noble is reportedly launching its very own E-reader, will prices on Amazon.com's competing Kindle keep tumbling on further? Based on
With Botnets Everywhere, DDoS Attacks Get Cheaper
Cyber-crime just doesn't pay like it used to. Security researchers say the cost of criminal services such as distributed denial of service, or DDoS,
Twitter Warns of New Phishing Attack
Twitter warned users Tuesday of a new phishing scam on the social networking site. It's the latest in a series of scams that have plagued the site over the
Ultimate Showdown: Snow Leopard vs. Windows 7
It's the best of times if you're a lover of operating systems, with the nearly simultaneous release of Apple's Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard (available right
Barnes & Noble Sued over E-Reader
Back on October 19th, a company called Spring Design introduced an e-reader called Alex. It had two significant features in common with Barnes & Noble's Nook,
Microsoft Lays off 800 People
Microsoft is laying off another 800 people, adding to the 5,000 the company has already let go this year. The Techflash blog first reported the news.
T-Mobile USA Restores Voice, Data Services After Disruption
T-Mobile USA has restored voice and data services to users after an eight-hour outage that affected nearly 1.7 million subscribers. T-Mobile confirms it has
Verizon Cranks Up Droid Hype Machine
Verizon Wireless will open many of its 2,000 retail stores early on Friday for first day sales of the Droid smartphone, adding to the marketing hype already
HP to Acquire 3Com for $2.7 Billion
Hewlett-Packard will acquire networking vendor 3Com in a deal valued at $2.7 billion, the companies announced Wednesday. The agreement, already approved by
October NPD: Game Sales Stumble, PS3 Tops Xbox 360
Sony's PS3 continued to outpace Microsoft's Xbox 360 in October hardware sales according to US NPD Group data, though Microsoft cleaned up in top 10 software
Phone vs. BlackBerry vs. Droid vs. Pre: Smackdown!
The latest Android 2.0-based iPhone killer won't kill the iPhone or the BlackBerry -- and the cheaper HTC Droid Eris is the new smartphone that I think Apple
IDC: 1 Billion Mobile Devices Will Go Online by 2013
The growing demand for online applications could push the number of mobile devices accessing the Internet past 1 billion by 2013, IDC said in a survey issued
Some Barnes & Noble Nook Buyers Get $100 Voucher
Barnes & Noble is giving $100 gift certificates to Nook e-reader buyers who placed orders for the devices to be delivered before the holidays and now won't
Ford Plans Wi-Fi On Board
Ford, one of the failing auto industry's big dogs, announced it will nerd-out and bring Wi-Fi to a line of its vehicles. Starting in 2010, SYNC-equipped Ford
GAO: FCC Needs to Better Monitor Mobile Carriers
The U.S. Federal Communications Commission needs to improve its oversight of mobile telephone carriers, because the agency has no way to measure the outcomes
Wow, Did That Go on Sale? Famous Tech Vaporware
Each year, the nation's largest geekfest, the Consumer Electronics Show (CES), is full of hype, overhype, and beyond the valley of the hype. Remember the
PC Shipments Jump in the Fourth Quarter, IDC Says
Worldwide PC shipments soared during the fourth quarter, driven by historically low PC prices and an increased demand for laptops and netbooks, analyst firm
Google Begins Replying to More Nexus One Complaints
Google appears to be trying to boost its customer support for Nexus One customers, posting replies to many more queries on its online forum. Google has
Google Earth Reveals the Devastation in Haiti
Google responded to the devastating earthquake that hit Haiti earlier this week by working with satellite imagery company GeoEye to quickly make images of the
Google, Plaintiffs Submit Revised Book Search Settlement
Right up against a deadline to submit a revised settlement agreement to a judge overseeing a lawsuit filed against Google by the Authors Guild and the
Facebook Privacy Changes Draw Mixed Reviews
Facebook's revamped privacy settings will push more user data onto the Internet and, in some cases, make privacy protection harder for Facebook users, digital
Google Rules Search, Yahoo and Bing Lag Behind
While Microsoft's Bing might be getting a lot of attention, Google is still king of all things search. Google's search rivals have been pulling out the
HDTV Buying Guide: Select the Right Flat-Panel Technology
Before you drop hundreds or thousands of dollars on the wrong flat-panel HDTV set, read our comprehensive breakdown of everything you need to know. Our HDTV buying guide might just help you save some money.
HDTV Buying Guide: Shopping Tips
Looking for a flat-panel LCD or plasma HDTV? Our comprehensive guide will tell you all you need to know. Keep these shopping tips in mind when you're browsing the store aisles.
How to Buy a Digital Camera
There are so many options in the world of digital cameras, it's easy to get confused. Here's how to pick the camera that fits you perfectly.
Should I Update My BIOS?
Rohkai asked the Answer Line forum if a PC's BIOS, like an operating system or an antivirus, should be kept up to date
Next Kindle Fire Will be Thinner, With Better Display, Report Says
Google's Nexus 7 may soon be greeted with rivals that are smaller siblings of existing tablets from both Amazon and Apple.
New Timbuk2 Power Bags Will Charge Any USB Device on the Go
Two new bags from Timbuk2 will charge any USB device you own without making you remove it from the bag.
How to Undo RAID: Best Practices
Changing from a RAID 0-array boot drive to a single-drive boot should be easy, I thought, but the operation can be more complicated than may you anticipate. Here's what I learned from the experience.
Windows 8 in OEM's Hands in August
OS on pace for official release in October.
BlackBerry App World Tops Three Billion Downloads, RIM Says
After months of bad news, Research In Motion had some positive news to share proclaiming that its app store, BlackBerry App World, recently passed three billion app downloads.
How to Edit Photos With Adobe's Camera Raw
Here are some tips for using the mini photo editor that you've probably always ignored.
Acronis True Image Home 2012 is a One-Stop Backup Solution
Save your personal data with Acronis True Image Home, the most comprehensive backup and restore tool on the market.
Get Nyan Cat Faxed to You With Nyan Fax
Fax machines may not be as common as they once were, but don't tell that to these guys.
Aggressive Ad Providers Spy on 80 Million Mobile Users
Some ad networks buried in free apps harvest data and perform sketchy activities on cell phones; find out which app categories are the most common culprits.
DNSChanger Malware: What's Next?
FBI says 64,000 US-based Internet users impacted by DNSChanger Malware. PCWorld talks with representatives from AT&T, Comcast, and Verizon about what's next.
7-Inch Tablet Showdown Looms This Fall
Electronics makers are scrambling to put together 7-inch tablet game plans, prepping for fall showdown.
Google Nexus 7 Tablet on Sale: Staples Takes Pre-Orders
The office supply chain expects to ship the tablet on July 12. It's selling only the 16GB version--for $249.
New Windows 8-Ready Hybrid Tablet, Convertible Laptop from Fujitsu
Fujitsu announces the business-friendly Stylistic Q702 slate tablet--which has an optional keyboard dock--and the 13.3-inch Lifebook T902 convertible laptop.
Three Alternatives to Mozilla Thunderbird
Fans of the popular mail client may want to look elsewhere now that Mozilla is ending development of the product.
Machinima Lets You Make Movies of Your Favorite Games.
A new series of YouTube videos shows you how to get started making films out of your in-game footage.
Space Engine Lets You Be the Astronaut You've Always Wanted to Be
With the high requirements demanded from budding astronauts, space simulation software SpaceEngine may be the closest most of us will come to achieving this childhood dream.
Verizon Delays Samsung Galaxy S III Launch Until Thursday
Verizon has delayed its in-store launch of the Galaxy S III two days.
DNSChanger Doomsday Threat Fizzled--Just as It Should Have
You might see the whole DNSChanger ordeal as overblown. On the other hand, the information campaign worked.
Mozilla Puts the Brakes on Thunderbird
Security updates will continue, but new innovation will depend on community involvement, the foundation says.
Give Me Three Minutes and I'll Teach You How to Out-Skrillex Skrillex With Barcodes
Barcodes: They're not just for supermarkets anymore. Two designers figured out how to turn the venerable barcode-and-scanner combo into musical instruments.
Beyond the Realm of Tolkien Ripoffs: Different MMORPGs
Each of these ten MMOs offers something different, whether in setting or in gameplay. Most are free to play, and all are free to try.
Finally: Indoor GPS System Uses Your Smartphone and Earth's Magnetic Field
Finnish researchers develop a indoor GPS and mapping system that uses the Earth's magnetic field and your smartphone.
Sony Xperia Ion Review: Great Display and Camera, Old Software
The Sony Xperia Ion sounds impressive on paper, but it has a few shortcomings that keep it from being on top.
The 10 Commandments of Social Media Etiquette
Are you a social media sinner? If you regularly violate any of these commandments, the answer is probably yes.
Galaxy S III Spontaneous Combustion Tale Was a Hoax
Forum user admits to helping the phone combust with a microwave.
Clever iPhone Keyboard Seeks Kickstart
Spike designers give the Apple smartphone a tactile keyboard, then flip it out of the way when not needed.
Three Alternatives to Your iGoogle Home Page
Google is shutting down its Web portal in just 16 short months. Here are three worthwhile replacements to consider.
On The PlayStation Vita's Digital Past
Can Over-the-Top Voice Services Free You From Mobile Minutes Charges?
U.S. wireless carriers fear that Web voice services such as T-Mobile Bobsled will take a bite out of their profits. That could very well happen--and consumers could benefit.
Maxthon Is Fast, Free, and Just as Good as the Famous Browsers
Web browser Maxthon is clean-looking and quick, with useful features.
Nexus Smartphone Sales Ban Lifted by Court
All may be moot in the dispute, as Google is expected to release an updated model expected next week.
The IBM PS/2: 25 Years of PC History
Here's a fond look back at the Personal System/2 series of PCs, which embarrassed IBM in the late 1980s but shaped the modern PC you know today.
LG Optimus 4X HD: A Quad-Core Android Phone
The LG Optimus 4X HD is a very powerful phone, but the software and camera are lacking.
Choose a Color Palette With Free, Easy-to-Use ColorPic
ColorPic is a free and simple color picker which supports multiple swatches and Hex color codes.
Amazon Preps Kindle Smartphone to Battle Apple, Say Reports
Talk of an Amazon phone has been circulating since the online retailer began selling smartphone apps for Android phones in early 2011, but now reports say Amazon is talking with manufacturers.
Apple Squashes Bug That Crashed Apps
It's been a tough week for the App Store, as Apple yanks spyware and fixes a server that caused some newly downloaded apps to crash.
Say Goodbye to Windows Home Server
The cloud edges out traditional on-site storage for home users, as Microsoft discontinues its nerve center for a PC-centric home.
HP Omni 27-1015t All-in-One Review: Beautiful, Affordable, Boring
The HP Omni 27-1015t is a decent all-in-one with a large, beautiful screen, but it fails to stand out in an increasingly crowded field.
HP LaserJet Pro 400 Color MFP M475dw Review: Nice Output Quality, Mediocre Speed and Toner Costs
This office laser MFP offers great output and paper handling, but earns merely average scores in other respects.
iPhone-Driven Laptop on Wheels Brings New Meaning to Portable Computing
What do you get when you cross a laptop, a set of wheels, an iPhone, and an Arduino board? This.
Turn PowerPoint Presentations Into Polished Videos With PPT2DVD Pro
This business-friendly software converts your PowerPoint presentations into slick videos that can be viewed on a range of devices.
iPad Mini Would Cannibalize Apple's Tablet Sales
But that's not necessarily a bad thing, says one analyst, who expects competing tablets would be only a minor problem for Apple.
There Is No Excuse for Still Being Infected with DNSChanger
People have had months of warnings and a plethora of free utilities that take five seconds to verify if their PC has DNSChanger. If they lose access to the Web on Monday, they deserve it.
Free Game Friday: A Super-Science Platformer, Undercover Cows and Space Exploration
This week's round up of free games has a stealth action game starring a cow and a game where you shoot your way through endless space exploration. Good luck.
Like Open Source? For Collaboration, Try Group-Office 4.0
Available in a free, open community version as well as a paid one with support, this newly upgraded software offers a fresh groupware alternative.
British Airways Faces Privacy Backlash for Googling Passengers
The airline says it will conduct Internet-based background searches on customers before they board plane.
Create a Secure Chat Room in a Flash with ChatStep
This free service offers fast, easy, and encrypted online chat -- perfect for those project meetings when phone calls won't do.
Man-to-Machine Brain Control Goes International With Robot Avatar Bodies
It's not quite 'Avatar,' but an international group of scientist successfully linked a man from Israel to robot avatar in France.
Rough-Hewn Buzz Saw Font Can Look Either Rustic or Creepy
Brian Bonislawsky's woodcut-look font comes in TrueType and PostScript versions.
The Best Time to Buy a Laptop May Be Now: Prices at Record Lows
Price-predicting service Decide.com says right now is one of the best times to buy a new laptop.
Robotic Legs Can Walk Like a Human, Could Teach People to Walk Again
A pair of robotic legs can walk exactly the way a human being does. While this could help robots take over, it is actually beneficial to people.
Adding and Managing Users in Windows 8
As with many aspects of Windows, there are some changes in Windows 8 you need to be familiar with if you want to add and manage user accounts.
How to Eliminate Eyestrain From Your Big, Beautiful PC
Building an amazing desktop computer is easy, but even after you stuff your new system with the latest hardware, hook up your cabling, and make room for your giant monitor, you're not quite done. Make it easy on the eyes with this handy guide.
Some Thoughts On SimCity Social
Oh SimCity, why must I love you so; not even Facebook can keep us apart.
Sync Mail, Contacts, Calendar with Your iOS Device
SuPaw asked the Networking forum how best to sync multiple email accounts, plus contacts and a calendar, so that it's all accessible on both a Windows PC and an iPad
AT&T to Launch Blocking Service for Stolen Phones
Starting next week, AT&T customers whose phones get stolen will be able to cut off the stolen device's ability to work on an AT&T network.
TimeSnapper Shows You Where Your Time Goes
With TimeSnapper you can record your computer use and play it back to evaluate your productivity.
DNSChanger Malware Set to Knock Thousands Off Internet on Monday
Here's how to find out if your computer is infected, and what to do if it is.
Mozilla Clipping Thunderbird's Wings
The company is pulling back on innovations for the product.
Make Sense of Your Font Folder With FontExplorer X Pro
FontExplorer X Pro can find, sort, label, and organize your fonts; plus disable unused ones.
The Case For (and Against) a Smaller 'iPad Mini'
Speculation of a smaller iPad seems relentless, so I examine the arguments for why it would--or would not--be a good idea.
Olympus Follows Google Glass with Wearable Display Prototype
The MEG4.0 clips on to standard eyeglasses and projects a 320-by-240 QVGA display right in front of your eyes.
Fat Thumb Recognizes Your Oversized Digits, Lets You Multitouch Zoom With One Finger
University of Calgary scientists find a way to replicate multitouch gestures using a single finger.
Nexus Q Teardown Reveals Heavy Base, Foreign Parts
Although Google says the Nexus Q is built in the United States, it's still chock full of foreign parts.
Crashing iOS Apps Blamed on Flaw in Apple App Store
The developer of Instapaper says the update Apple was pushing to his users was corrupt. Another app maker attributed the problem to damaged binaries.
UPDATE: New Android Malware Uses Phones as Spam Botnet
The messages are being propagated through Yahoo's mail service and promote counterfeit Viagra and other pharmaceuticals.
Trojan Horse found in the iOS App Store: Report
Security software company Kaspersky discovered a Trojan Horse in the iOS App Store that sends your contacts to a remote server and spams people you know.
Gamer Builds Ultimate Starcraft Keyboard Mod; Gaming World Looks in Envy
Ever wanted to know how a Starcraft II pro-gaming keyboard would look? Check out this impressive mod.
Motorola Outs Atrix HD, Its First Phone Under Google
Motorola appears to have leaked photos and specs of its newest phone, the Atrix HD.
Patch Tuesday Includes Shocking Update for IE9
Microsoft plans to publish nine new security bulletins next Tuesday, including an unusual back-to-back update for Internet Explorer.
Best Buy Copies the Apple Store
Best Buy is reportedly trying out a new look: a smaller, friendlier outlet strongly influenced by Apple's retail stores.
Microsoft Streamlines Windows Server Options, Kills Versions for Home and Small Business
Microsoft revealed that there will only be four versions of Windows Server 2012, and Small Business Server and Home Server didn't make the cut.
PC Building Best Practices: Software
In the second part of our PC building best practices series, we outline a number of issues than can arise when you're configuring and installing software on a newly built PC.
Tabletop Forge, Tabletop Gaming Tools for Google Hangouts
A new Kickstarter promises to turn Google Hangouts into the ideal virtual venue for your D&D games.
Apple Preps 7-inch iPad to Battle Nexus 7, Kindle Fire: Report
Bloomberg news agency is reporting that Apple will challenge the Google Nexus 7 and Amazon's Kindle Fire with its own 7-inch tablet called unofficially an iPad Mini.
How to Analyze Your Website's Performance
Understanding who is visiting your website is critical if you intend to make it big on the Web.
Updated Apps Crashing? Here's What You Need to Know
A glitch in Apple's app-updating mechanism has rendered over 100 apps unusable. Here's what you need to know, and how to fix it.
A Dream Come True? Life-Size Lego Flora Sprouts in a Desert
Check out why giant Lego trees and flowers are growing in the Australian Outback. No, it's not because someone planted Lego bricks in the sand...
Fun Free Font JI Marshmallow Roast Brings Back Childhood Memories
Want s'mores without the calories and tooth decay? TrueType Font JI Marshmallow Roast is sweet stuff.
Google, Samsung Working on Software Fix To Bypass Galaxy Nexus Sales Ban
The Galaxy Nexus is the latest victim in the legal fight between Apple and Android manufacturers over patent infringements.
Archos Launches Inexpensive Android Tablet Running Ice Cream Sandwich
The Archos 97 Carbon will debut later this month for $250.
Micro Express MicroFlex 37B Review: Don't Judge by the Cover
It's fast and it's furious--Micro Express's budget desktop delivers a lot for a low-cost PC. But its looks won't appeal to everyone.
Arduino and LEDs Help You Give Everyone the Look of Disapproval
Want to really give someone a good glare? Let this Arduino project show you how to make a variety of scathing emoticons from LEDs.
Free Font Que FONTita Includes Comic-Book Sound Effects
Que FONTita packs a punch (which you can write as either "bam" or "pow").
Create Fonts With Type 3.2
An OpenType font editor and creator, Type 3.2 makes personalized fonts accessible to all.
LibreOffice for Android Is in the Works
Though still 'fairly horrific' for tablet devices, the software is coming along nicely, a developer reports.
Google Nexus 7 Tablet Review: Solid, but Not Revolutionary
The Nexus 7 does well in many areas, but its lack of expandability limits its scope.
CERN Finds Evidence of Higgs Boson-Like Particle (What's Next, Star Trek Artificial Gravity?)
The long-sought-after Higgs boson is thought to have been found by the Large Hadron Collider. Particle physicists around the world rejoice.
This 737-800 Flight Simulator Can Take You Anywhere (Sort Of)
Where would you go with a Boeing simulator, complete with genuine parts, in your back garden?
Windows 8 Pro Upgrade: Your FAQs Answered
Users will be able to upgrade to the pro version of Microsoft's newest desktop OS for just $40 for a limited time.
Apple Siri Versus Google Jelly Bean: Voice Search Showdown
Which one listens to you and delivers information better: Google's Jelly Bean on the Galaxy Nexus or Apple's iOS Siri voice search? We put them to the test.
When Will Android 4.1 (Jelly Bean) Get to Your Smartphone?
Despite Google's efforts to speed up the process, lags in Android software updates will continue in the short term.
Facebook Promises Fix for @facebook.com E-Mail Glitch
Because of e-mail synching anomalies, some messages were not delivered to the @facebook.com inboxes properly.
Jelly Bean in Patent Spat Crosshairs as Ice Cream Sandwich Breaks 10 Percent Mark
Nexus 7 tablet stepping on IP toes of Nokia, claims Finnish handset maker.
The U.S. is Nosy: Twitter Releases First Transparency Report
Twitter has released its first biannual transparency report detailing which governments asked for the most info over the past six months.
Better Explorer Improves File Management on Windows 7 (and 8 Preview)
Now in Beta 1, Better Explorer shows excellent file management abilities with more stability.
Apple Faces Trademark Lawsuit Over Snow Leopard Name
A Chinese firm is seeking $80,000 and an apology from Apple.
Google Shutting Down 5 More Services
Google will be closing iGoogle, Google Video, Google Talk Chatback, Google Mini, and the Symbian Search App in the near future.
Space-Age Dress Shirts Keep You Cool in the Summer, Warm in the Winter
A team of MIT grads and former space suit designers developed a space-age dress shirt that keeps you cool and odorless in the summer.
Nexis 7 Teardown: Battery Beats Kindle Fire but Screen is Harder to Repair, iFixit Says
Take a peek inside the Nexus 7 to look at repairability and other details that Google itself isn't talking about.
Apple Adds Reminders, Notes Apps to iCloud Beta Site for Developers
Apple is expected to add even more iCloud-enabled features for iOS 6, the latest version of its mobile platform.
Windows Upgrade Pricing: How Low Will It Go?
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He went on to say that over the next few years, they hope to reduce that larger profile and slim down to just a small handful. If that is the case, what sort of metrics will define what operating systems they carry? And, perhaps more importantly, will other vendors follow suit? We can be sure that companies Apple, RIM, Microsoft and Google would never let themselves be pushed out of a market, so you can imagine it's the smaller players that will get shoved aside.
Many people don't care what OS they run on their phone and a large majority may not even know. What they do care about, however, is what programs run on their device and what functionality it offers. Could a reduction in the number of operating systems available actually increase the pool of software for them and make new functionality a priority?


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Physical Details: Photographic print : 1 item : b&w ; 8 x 13 cm.
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Description: Delano painting.
Identification on verso (handwritten): Graffito mural 4' x 7' for Dr. H.F. Ray- Housed in Oxnard, Calif.
John R. Weber, Architect. New York.
Cut in wet cement, 2 layers-red and white.
Forms part of: Annita Delano papers, 1909-1975
Citation: Anita Delano, 1937
Digital ID: 6314
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During and after the hustle and bustle of the holiday season, who wouldn't love a relaxing massage? If a massage sounds like a slice of heaven to you, but your already stressed out holiday budget is screaming for mercy, there is a solution. You and your favorite mistletoe mate can try out a romantic home massage for two. But don't stop with a relaxing rubdown – instead whip up some yummy body rubs with the precise aromas that you love. You don't have to be an herbalist to make some really great oils that will feel as delicious as they smell. You just need a few basics under your belt to get you started.
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To make a body rub, you can use just about any essential oil that you would enjoy. The key in mixing your oil properly is to use six teaspoons of carrier oil to every eight drops of essential oil. Carrier oils are used to effectively dilute the essential oils, since these ingredients are much too intense to be applied directly to the skin. The carrier oil will also help to prevent the evaporation of the essential oil, allowing the wonderful aromas to linger on. If you are preparing a body rub to use in the neck and face area, light carrier oil is a good choice. For dryer spots on the body, heavier oil can be used.
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Here's where crafting your own body rubs gets really fun. What aromas do you love? Sometimes the best choices in essential oils will be determined by the purpose of the massage. Did you just spend a day in a shopping frenzy, and do you have the sore muscles to show for it? Try soothing oils like eucalyptus or frankincense for some serious pain relief. Are you looking for a way to warm up this winter? Take a whiff of peppermint and myrrh. Rose, lavender and geranium are all good for the soul and the body for stress relief. Mix your essential oil of choice with your carrier oil, warm it up and you are ready for relaxation.
If you are still a wee bit apprehensive about whether you are ready for the mixing of the oils, there is another way to create great oil with minimal effort. Try a massage candle on for size. Simply light the candle and let the wick burn down until you have a good amount of wax melted inside. These candles are specially designed so that the melted wax will be the perfect temperature to pour directly onto your skin for a good rub down.
Massage is a great way to unwind after a day loaded with activities and stress. Whip up a batch of body rub with your favorite aromas, grab your favorite "masseuse" and enjoy a relaxing, romantic evening together.


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- Athletic fit plaid button front stretch shirt
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Who among Cara, Camille, Angelia, Chewy, Drew, Earl, JJ, Joyce, K-La, Marga, Martin and Mike will be hailed as the next MYX VJ?
They are the 12 finalists in the search of MYX channel for its new music video ambassadors.
The music channel introduced them to the press last Tuesday, June 14 at 9501 in the ABS-CBN Compound.
"I auditioned kasi since MYX is the only music channel in the Philippines now, wala na yung iba eh, I think it's the only platform where OPM can shine and I wanna be part of that because I believe in OPM. As part of MYX, I wanna be a part of bringing OPM back up," theatre Geek Earl said. The Ateneo de Manila sophomore loves K-pop.
He and other finalists are happy none of them comes from a showbiz clan since this means the battle is equal in terms of popularity.
"When I got in, my dad was like, is there anyone from a showbiz family who got in? I said, thankfully none," Earl joked.
Sexy charmer Cara and aspiring actress Camille share the same sentiments. "It's pretty interesting kasi dito lalabas yung edge ng isa't isa di ba? Parang bahala na, dyan na lalabas na yung aggression, yung drive, it would be fun. Pero thank God, this year wala," Cara said in jest. She took up Theatre classes in UP Diliman for two years and is now taking Creative Writing. She has appeared in music videos such as 'The Bloomfields' and likes to introduce music videos herself someday..
Although none of the finalists come from a showbiz family, some of them already have experiences or exposure on TV and radio.
Probably one of the most familiar faces among them is Angelia, a Bb. Pilipinas contestant who was voted 'Face of BB. Pilipinas.' The pretty Ilongga explained why she wants to be a VJ instead of a beauty queen:
"|Dito mas nae-express ko 'yung sarili ko. I can really be myself. I'm not saying na I'm not who I am when I was with Binibini, but this time I can shout. Pwede akong kumain ng marami pala," Angelia said.
Among the celebrities who have become MYX VJs are Luis Manzano, Iya Villania and Nikki Gil.


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While Google is a highly effective search engine for many, there are definitely times when it seems to be a little bogged down with too much information. For those of us that need to nail down something very specific on the net it would help if we could slightly change the way we search. Neuoogle offers what is known as a 'changed base' search tool for those of us that need to home in on an item or a subject and keep track of all references to it - now and in the future. This iPhone application lets you create ... Read more
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The US has been going through a tough time over the last few years as well all know only too well. However, with a little confidence in it's own ability, I think that America is going to be a very positive place for solid growth over the next few years. Jobs are coming back and the unemployment rate is beginning to drop. Seek4Career is an easy to use and very comprehensive job search engine created by a team of employment professionals. It gives American job seekers the largest database of employment opportunities that can be easily geared to your particular ... Read more
It's probably the introduction of devices like smartphones and tablets that have brought about the likes of an app like Startific. iPhones and iPad have their apps lined up so neatly and precisely within the interface that we now realize how pleasant and efficient it is to have all our accessible information laid out at our fingertips via their colorful icons. Startific is a beautiful, functional and customizable startpage where you can import and organize all your most important links, bookmarks, icons and widgets so that they are now just a fingertip away from access. Startific is a very ... Read more
Monitoring your online services is an area that many mistakenly take for granted these days. It is easy to assume that everything is running smoothly but, those that do use a monitoring service, rely on a service that lets them know that something has broken down. While these services can be excellent, they don't help you much if your job isn't running for some reason. Snooze is a job monitoring application for developers and operators who run recurring jobs and ensure that you know about it whenever you aren't running up to scratch - whatever the reason. Snooze is ... Read more
It seems like a parent's life takes a bit of a back seat as soon as a child comes along and takes up the majority of their time. Trying to further yourself with classes and courses can turn into a bit of a nightmare. Half the problem isn't necessarily with the harried parent though. Quite often the problem lies with poor website information and badly organized companies who fail to deliver the information that you need. Nurturize is a new search engine application designed for parents that makes it easier to search and find the classes and courses they need ... Read more
The whole purpose of an analytics application like Positionly is to improve the outcome of your search engine optimization. The end result being a possible improvement in a website's SEO ranking. This iOS app provides a whole set of powerful tracking and flexible tools to analyze daily changes, measure keyword performance and generally improve rankings. It is a cost effective and simple to use answer to SEO analytics that works in real-time. Positionly is a user-friendly and easy to use SEO monitoring solution, making what could be a complex process, into a much more efficient and enjoyable experience. It ... Read more
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Brendan Rodgers is relishing the prospect of another classic Chelsea v Liverpool encounter when the Reds go in search of a fifth consecutive Barclays Premier League win over their London rivals on Sunday afternoon.
Rodgers knows all about the recent history between the two clubs as he joined Jose Mourinho at Chelsea in 2004 to take on the role of Academy head youth coach.
He was promoted to reserve team manager two years later and remained in his role at Cobham until taking up the reins as Watford manager in November 2008.
And during those years, the rivalry between Mourinho's Chelsea and Rafa Benitez's Reds developed into one of the fiercest in European football and culminated in a series of high-profile Champions League encounters.
"It was the beginning of a new era for Chelsea and the games against Liverpool were fantastic," Rodgers told reporters gathered at Melwood.
"Starting with the Carling Cup final (in 2005) and progressing through to the Champions League games - they were always fantastic matches.
"I always remember the Liverpool supporters at Stamford Bridge. That was one of the main things. The atmosphere they created there and then a week later at Anfield in 2005 was incredible.
"They are very good games and we go into the game in decent form in the league. We just need that wee bit of good fortune to go our way to turn draws into wins."
Roberto Di Matteo's reigning European champions began the season in particularly impressive form, sweeping to the top of the Barclays Premier League table courtesy of seven wins in eight games.
However in their last two league encounters they have lost to Manchester United at Stamford Bridge and were forced to settle for a point against Swansea.
"They have had a terrific start to the season and Roberto has done a great job," said Rodgers. "He helped mastermind the Champions League win, which was something that Chelsea had wanted to win for a number of years.
"They have brought in very good players, so it will be a tough game. Every game at this level is a big game but when you go to a rival like Chelsea away from home, it's always going to be difficult.
"For us it's about collecting the points and whether that's at Chelsea or anywhere else, it doesn't really matter. We just look to keep our performance level up. We are creating a lot of opportunities to score; we just need to find that wee bit of finesse and killer instinct at the end of it."
Fernando Torres heaped praise on Steven Gerrard earlier this week after the skipper made a landmark 600th appearance for Liverpool.
Torres switched to Chelsea in January 2011; however, on the day he departed, Luis Suarez arrived at Melwood to begin his Liverpool career.
"From the outside looking in, Fernando Torres did a terrific job here at Liverpool," said Rodgers. "Especially in those first 18 months, when he was just fantastic.
"But he decided to move on and Liverpool got a world-class striker in Luis, who has been absolutely breathtaking - particularly this season in some of his play. Luis's contribution for us is fantastic.
"He is a world-class striker and I'm blessed to work at a great club with great players and Luis is one of them."
Torres will likely play through the middle against the Reds on Sunday with an array of attacking talent including Eden Hazard, Juan Mata and Oscar interchanging behind him.
"They are very dynamic and they are all technicians," said Rodgers. "Chelsea set up with Torres playing through the middle and those three behind him. They are like three No.10s, working behind the lines and they are terrific talents.
"Oscar is a great technician, Hazard has settled well and Mata is doing very, very well. We know the dangers they posses. It will be a good game."
Asked about the scale of the challenge Liverpool face in subduing Chelsea's forwards, Rodgers replied: "I find when working with world-class players that they will always find the space somehow. You can do all your work tactically to organise your lines but you find that the top players will always find ways around that.
"My focus is on Liverpool and how we play and our game. We only focus on ourselves. In a number of games this season, offensively we have been really good. We just need that final touch in the box to make the difference."
Meanwhile, the manager was keen to praise Raheem Sterling, who earlier this week was named as one of four Reds in Roy Hodgson's England squad for their friendly against Sweden in Stockholm.
The 17-year-old, who remained on Merseyside as Rodgers and his team made the 1,600-mile trip to Moscow for the clash with Anzhi, was given his first Three Lions call up earlier this year.
"He has been fantastic this season since he has broken into the team," said Rodgers. "He deserves it. Even though he is so young he is really developing very quickly. I'm delighted for him for all the hard work he has put in. I'm sure he's very excited about it, he's got a good head on his young shoulders."
The manager was also asked about his plans for the January transfer window and he told reporters: "I'm confident that we will be able to reinforce the group. It's the same as at every club. Every club will be reassessing their group and then looking at potential targets to come in January.
"We know we need to give the group some help and I'm sure that we will do that. The quicker we can get it done the better and that will certainly be the aim if we can."
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See "Paintings, Sketches and Pastels: The Artwork of Joseph V. Lawlor in the Main Library Art Gallery. Greet family members and enjoy light refreshments. The family of artist Joseph Lawlor will host a reception to honor the work of their father. The reception is free and open to the public.Library: Oak Park Public Library Main Branch
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What white oval pill has H on one side and 115 on the other side?
Not medical advice: A white oval pill with the imprint H on one side and 115 on the other is Methocarbamol 750 mg. The drug belongs to the class skeletal muscle relaxants and is prescribed to treat tetanus, opiate withdrawal, and muscle spasms. Brand names include Robaxin, Robaxin-750, Carbacot, and Skelex.
Less serious side effects of Methocarbamol include dizziness, drowsiness, headache, nausea, insomnia, blurred vision, stuffy nose, and mild itching. Stop using the drug and call your doctor if you experience slow heart rate, flu-like symptoms, or seizures.
In Methocarbamol buzz, the drug is just one of three found in a pain relief supplement previously sold as Reumofan Plus. The supplement was recalled in Summer 2012 after the FDA received reports of death, liver injury, stroke, severe bleeding, adrenal suppression, and corticosteroid withdrawal syndrome.
The product recently came back on the market and is now labeled WOW. Reportedly it still contains Methocarbamol, Diclofenac (a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory), and Dexamethasone (a corticosteroid anti-inflammatory).
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New Music: Big Sean ft. Jhené Aiko & Lil Wayne – 'Beware'
"Just to keep from crying, I laughed."
If you are here for emo rap, then you'll love Big Sean's newest record, "Beware," off his upcoming Hall of Fame album. On the track, Big Sean uses the art of storytelling as he details the night he realizes his relationship was over.
Lil Wayne spits a verse and Sean's labelmate Jhené Aiko lends her voice to the story of a relationship full of cell phones on silent, occasional cheating and snappy attitudes. Although the lyrics seem pretty personal, they are offset by a playful, happy, uptempo beat, all while warning dudes out there to "beware of a woman with a broken heart."
[Hook: Big Sean & Jhené Aiko]
When you said it was over
You shot right through my heart
Why you let these hoes tear what we had right apart
Oh, I'm so mad
I could've seen this coming right from the start
You should beware, beware, beware of a woman with a broken heart
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Softball | Saturday, April 14, 2007
Franchi Strikes Out 10 Batters, as Willamette Wins First Game with Puget Sound, 2-0
SALEM, ORE. -- Sophomore pitcher Nikki Franchi (Los Gatos, CA/Saratoga HS) allowed just three hits and struck out 10 batters, leading Willamette University to a 2-0 victory over the University of Puget Sound in the first game of a Northwest Conference doubleheader at the WU Softball Field. In the second game, UPS plated five runs in the sixth inning to break a 1-1 tie, as the Loggers claimed a 6-1 win. Willamette ended the doubleheader with a 15-10 overall record, 9-7 in the NWC. Puget Sound moved to 17-13 overall, 6-12 in the NWC.
Willamette recorded eight hits in the opener, as Molly Barnes (Sr., 3B, Salem, OR/Sprague HS) went 3 for 3 with an RBI. Barnes drove in Liz Gilgan (Jr., SS, Sherwood, OR/Sherwood HS) with a single in the first inning for a 1-0 Bearcat lead. WU's second run was scored by LaShawna Holcomb (So., CF, Renton, WA/Hazen HS), who hit into a fielder's choice, stole second and reached home on a single by Franchi in the third inning.
Meanwhile, Franchi held the Loggers to just three hits in Game #1. She struck out three batters in the fourth inning and kept the Loggers off the scoreboard in the fifth inning despite allowing two singles. After giving up the second hit with two outs, Franchi caused Lindsay Fujita to fly out to right field to end the threat.
Franchi earned the win in the first game and took the loss in relief in Game #2. She ended the day with an 8-5 pitching record. Adrian Herlache, who threw a complete game for UPS in the first game, fell to 7-8. Jessica Roberts improved to 4-3 for the Loggers by winning the second game.
Both teams were scoreless in Game #2 until UPS scored a run in the top of the fifth. Kelli Ishii opened the inning with a double and moved to third on a ground out. After Fujita was intentionally walked, Victoria Raeburn single up the middle to drive in Ishii.
WU answered with a run in the bottom of the fifth, after Gilgan tripled to right field with one out. She scored on a wild pitch, before the Loggers recorded back-to-back ground outs to end the inning.
The five-run fifth inning began with Noelle Vallecorsa walking on a full-count pitch. Nikki Winkley followed with a two-run homer just over the left field fence. It was Winkley's first homer of the season and gave USP a 3-1 lead.
With a runner on first and two outs, Fujita reached base on an error at shortstop. A passed ball allowed the runners to advance to second and third, then Raeburn hit a two-run double to center. Annie Buxton drove in the final run with a double to left field. The Loggers recorded four hits during the inning, while sending nine batters to the plate.
Franchi singled and Geneve Hale (Jr., 1B, Shoreline, WA/Shorecrest HS) walked with one out in the sixth, but the Bearcats failed to score. In the bottom of the seventh, Debra Bohren (Fr., RB, Tillamook, OR/Tillamook HS) walked to open the stanza. Gilgan followed with a solid line drive to right field, but it went straight at Winkley, who made the catch for the first out. Nicole Wallace (Fr., 2B, Roseville, CA/Roseville HS) walked, giving WU runners at first and second. Roberts of UPS, forced a pop-up and a ground out to end the game.
Ishii was 2 for 4 with two runs for the Loggers in the second game. Raeburn went 2 for 4 with a run and three RBIs, while Winkley and Vallecorsa each finished the game 2 for 3. The Loggers outhit the Bearcats, 12-4.
Gilgan, Barnes, Franchi and Hale each registered a hit in Game #2 for the Bearcats. Barnes was was 4 for 7 during the doubleheader.
Willamette remains at home on Sunday, April 15 to take on Pacific Lutheran University in an NWC doubleheader. First pitch in the opening game is scheduled for 12 p.m. (PDT). WU and PLU split a doubleheader in Tacoma, Wash., on April 1, with the Bearcats winning the first game 8-0 on the run rule in five innings and the Lutes taking the second game 4-3 in nine innings.
Game #1 - Willamette University 2, University of Puget Sound 0 -- Box Score
Game #2 - University of Puget Sound 6, Willamette University 1 - Box Score