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Windows Version of Quicken on the Mac
Walt answers a reader’s question on using a Windows version of Quicken on the Mac.Jawbone: Some MyTalk Accounts Compromised by Hack
Jawbone gets hacked.Yahoo’s New “Homerun” Homepage Is Rolling Out More Widely Across Several Browsers
Silicon Valley Internet giant hoping for more than a base hit.Similarity of Apple and Samsung Icons “Beyond Coincidental,” Designer Testifies
Susan Kare, a graphic designer called by Apple as a witness in the patent trial, said even she mistook a Samsung handset for an iPhone at a pre-trial meeting.Whitman Talks to ATD About New Job at HP: “This Is an Icon”
Meg and Ray — HP’s new tag team — speak!Jawbone’s Newest Headset Comes With a Built-In Nerd
Jawbone’s new version of its Icon HD can be connected simultaneously to both a phone and a computer, thanks to a handy USB add-on, aptly dubbed the Nerd.News Byte
Bridge Parties Mark International Women's Day
Today is the 100th anniversary of International Women’s Day, and if you click through Google’s appropriate doodle for the occasion, you can scan the global scope of Join Me on the Bridge, a campaign by Women for Women International to hold celebrations on bridges (and at other venues) around the world, from California to the Congo. One other Google nod: On Google Maps today, Pegman–the Street View icon–has been replaced by Pegwoman.Google Goes To the Cloud For New Idea In PC System
Walt tests an early-stage version of Google’s Chrome OS for computers–an attempt to challenge the Microsoft-Apple duopoly. One drawback of the new operating system, due next summer, is having to give up familiar local programs and dwell in the cloud.News Byte