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The 20 Most Annoying Tech Products (PC World via Yahoo! News)
Obtrusive behavior, irritating habits, constant nagging--crummy products have bugged you for years. Here are the ones you say have bothered you most.

Acer races past rivals for Q4 notebook sales (Personal Computer World)
Acer sold more notebooks than any of the top five manufacturers during the last quarter of 2006, market watcher iSuppli has revealed. According to figures released by iSuppli , Acer outpaced the overall market growth rate by three times during Q4 2006. Acer shipped 3.4 million mobile PCs, up by 45.6 per cent from the 2.3 million it sold in Q3. This resulted in Acer moving from fourth to third ...

Job or no job (The News & Observer)
Drawn by low costs and 'best places' lists, newcomers keep arriving; finding work isn't their primary concern.

Internet filters block porn, but not savvy kids (Miami Herald)
Like any mother, Mary Kate Dillon had concerns about her preteen son using the Internet. Still, she didn't go beyond looking over his shoulder every now and then. "He's a really good kid," says Mrs. Dillon, who lives in the Boston suburb of Needham. "This is not a risk-taking, overly mature 11-year-old."

Internet filters block porn, but not savvy kids (The Christian Science Monitor)
'Nannyware' can help, but the best parental control is still a parent, experts say.

Acer races past rivals for Q4 notebook sales (vnunet.com)
Martin Lynch, CRN , Monday 16 April 2007 at 00:00:00 PC manufacturer hits its target of grabbing number-three spot in the mobile PC market Acer sold more notebooks than any of the top five manufacturers during the last quarter of 2006, market watcher iSuppli has revealed.... > Read the full article

Palestinians want 1,000 freed in return for one Israeli soldier (The Scotsman)
A LIST of hundreds of Palestinian prisoners wanted in exchange for long-term hostage Corporal Gilad Shalit has been presented to the Israeli government in the biggest sign of progress towards securing his release for nearly a year.

Google Pack Adds Free Security Apps (Enterprise Security Today)
Google on Tuesday made moves to beef up its Google Pack service. The free collection of software applications now includes antivirus, antimalware, and antispyware tools. Google Pack provides basic virus protection from Symantec's Norton Security Scan, which offers automatic security updates and scheduled scanning. No subscription fee is required. The company also added PC Tools' Spyware Doctor ...

Norton Security Scan Helps Everyday Internet Users Search for Online Threats (Market Wire via Yahoo! Finance)
Symantec Corp. today announced Norton Security Scan will be included in the latest version of "Google Pack," a free collection of essential software from Google and other companies that makes it easy for users to protect and enhance their PCs. According to Symantec's most recent Internet Security Threat Report, home users or "the everyday Internet user" made up the most highly targeted sector, ...