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Torvalds attacks IT industry 'security circus'
This article incorrectly characterized Linus Torvalds' last response to the OpenBSD community.
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Amazon launches new video store
This story incorrectly described how Amazon customers can access the retailer's new video service. Customers do not need to purchase the Sony Bravia TV before accessing the new Video on Demand download store.
The Mac owns the U.S. Windows owns the world. Nary the two shall meet?
This blog initially misstated Apple's global market share. It was 3.3 percent in the second quarter, according to IDC, up from 2.9 percent a year ago. Read the updated story here.
New Review: Typinator
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First iPhone 3G sold in New Zealand
This story cited the wrong city as New Zealand's capital. The capital city is Wellington.
iPhone wannabes or smart alternatives? You decide
This article initially misstated the BlackBerry Bold's display type. It does not have a touch screen.
See corrected post here.
FAQ: Antitrust eyes on Yahoo-Google ad deal
This report misstated the name of Jonathan Gleklen's law firm. It is Arnold & Porter.
Photos: Where Gibson guitars are custom-made
Green tech news harvest: Redesigning suburbs, cooking carbon, and mapping wildfires
This story initially misstated the comparison between Spansion's new flash memory and DRAM. The new memory would consume approximately one-eighth the energy DRAM does.
AT&T and Verizon say FCC Net neutrality principles work
This story misstated a quote from Tom Tauke, executive vice president of public affairs and policy for Verizon. Tauke said that it was in the best interest for the FCC to make a decision on the Comcast/BitTorrent case. He did not say that it was in the best interest for the FCC to make a decision against Comcast.
