corrections

Qualcomm aims chip at tiny, always-on laptop

This story misspelled the last name of a Qualcomm director of product management. His name is Manjit Gill. Read the updated story here.

Google slips from list of top companies on privacy

This story misstated the number of companies on the "most trusted" list. It is a top 20 list. Read the updated story here.

iPhone app Truphone enables calls via carriers

An earlier version of this story mischaracterized the state of the U.S. iPhone 3G's SIM card. It can be removed, but AT&T does not provide an unlock code so that another carrier's SIM card will work on the phone.

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Which tax-prep service can you afford?

This story initially gave an incorrect total for TurboTax Basic with e-file. The total price is $49.90.

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Sun's largest investor lands two board seats

This story initially misstated the day the agreement was announced. It is Monday. Read the updated story here.

Where have Silicon Valley's Republicans gone?

The original version of the story reported that, based on public records searches, Republican party loyalists Floyd Kvamme and Michael Kim did not donate to the McCain campaign. A subsequent search showed that they did.

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Chip group sees first sales decline since 2001

This story misstated the day the SIA made its announcement. It is Wednesday. Read the updated story here.

Photos: Adobe moves Flash 10 to smartphones

This photo gallery included an incorrect image that did not match the caption and thus misidentified the person. The correct image, which is of Adobe Systems CEO Shantanu Narayen, has been added to the gallery. Click here for the corrected gallery.

New York Times launching AIR-based news reader

This story misspelled the last name of The New York Times vice president of research and development. He is Michael Zimbalist. Read the updated story here.