CNET Corrections

Google uncloaks Chrome's top security goals

This story had the incorrect time frame for Chromium's debut. Chromium was launched at the same time as Chrome, on September 1, 2008. Read the updated story here.

Google uncloaks Chrome's top security goals

This story originally misstated the amount of money rewarded to bug hunters working on Chrome and Chromium. The correct sum is more than $200,000. Read the updated story here.

Correction: Ballmer didn't close restaurant

This story initially misstated that Ballmer had closed down a restaurant for his profile interview with Businessweek's reporter. The restaurant was open and the interview took place in a private area of the restaurant.

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Correction: LG Viper not first phone to get platinum certification

This story was change to clarify that the LG Viper is the first smartphone, and not the first phone, to get platinum certification.

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Correction: Samsung still dominates mobile phone market, but Apple is gaining

A previous version of this story inaccurately described the subject of the study. It was the mobile phone market.

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Correction: SOPA vote in Megaland story

This post, "In SOPA's shadow, Megaupload strikes back against Universal," initially misstated Thursday's SOPA-related vote. The House committee approved pro-SOPA amendments.

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Correction: RIM earnings

Today's earnings story initially misstated RIM's net income for the quarter just ended. The company reported a profit of $265 million, or 51 cents a share.

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Google's Schmidt: Android leads the iPhone

This article was corrected to expand a quote from Google Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt on app development. Here is the expanded quote: "Ultimately, application vendors are driven by volume, and volume is favored by the open approach Google is taking. There are so many manufacturers working so hard to distribute Android phones globally that whether you like ICS or not--and again I like it a great deal--you will want to develop for that platform, and perhaps even first."

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Instagram photo app for Android is under way

This report initially misstated the number of Instagram users on iOS. The app currently has 14 million to 15 million users.

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Can the Smurfs help UltraViolet kill off the DVD?

This story incorrectly stated the date when UV versions of "Moneyball" will be made available. They will be offered with the Blu-ray release on January 10. Read the updated story here.