CNET Corrections

Unisys is ripe for the picking

This story initially misstated the time period during which Unisys had over $1.3 billion in revenue. It was last quarter. The story also was updated to clarify that the federal government has a proposed IT budget of more than $70 billion for 2009. Read the updated story here.

Verizon's profits soar on wireless

This story initially misstated the availability of the BlackBerry Storm. Verizon has announced it will sell the Storm, but it is not yet available for purchase. Read the updated story here.

Sun's biggest shareholder looks to 'maximize value'

This story initially misstated the source of a report about Southeastern Asset Management. It is IDG. Read the updated story here.

Google Earth brings virtual tourism to iPhone

This story incorrectly described the current iPhone's navigational abilities. The phone can provide step-by-step driving directions.

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PhotoCopy keeps iPhoto and Flickr synced

This post initially misstated the service's potential for two-way transfers. It is only capable of sending updates in iPhoto to Flickr.

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Vimeo launches paid service with more features

This story initially misstated the limits imposed by Vimeo. It is only embedded HD videos that can only be played 1,000 times before they're reverted back to standard definition.

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Internet-scale 'man in the middle' attack disclosed

This post initially misstated the meaning in this context of ASN. It stands for Autonomous System Notation.

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Newer Chrome, Firefox show speed improvements

This post initially misstated which browser is fastest at the SunSpider test of JavaScript performance. Firefox is fastest, once TraceMonkey is enabled.

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FCC report negates free Internet interference claims

This post initially misstated the portion of spectrum cited in a newly released FCC report. The spectrum referred to in the report is in the 2155MHz to 2180MHz band.

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