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  1. Good news: Free Google airport Wi-Fi for holidays. Bad news: Except BOS, HOU, and MIA, it's mostly smaller airports. http://bit.ly/3RuVKT
  2. @waltmossberg I'm much less likely to take a laptop out of my hotel room when traveling. http://myloc.me/1p1eQ
  3. Conficker is still around. Help stamp it out. http://bit.ly/3azHs2
  4. RT @TechPolicy I'll be moderating a panel at the Tech Policy Summit Jan 7-9 at the 2010 International CES in Vegas: http://bit.ly/KAdsl
  5. Just added myself to the http://wefollow.com twitter directory under: #washington_dc #technology #media #news
  6. My second and much more complete look at Droid. http://bit.ly/210Rbk :
  7. @Gartenberg Seems less than half baked since they are "looking for a co-founder." http://tinyurl.com/ybsmpzr
  8. Droid and iPhone: Platform vs. Integration http://tinyurl.com/ybx6aw8
  9. Win 7 brings multitouch to the big screen. http://bit.ly/3GPboL
  10. Google's move into map data is bad news for Navteq (Nokia) and Tele Atlas (TomTom). http://tinyurl.com/yjpvkkg
  11. A first look at Droid. http://tinyurl.com/ykwxmyo
  12. Verizon/Moto Droid to include free Google real-time navigation--but it doesn't work very well. #droid
  13. @Gartenberg Seidenberg and McAdam don't always sing from the same page. VZ is majority owner of VZW but doesn't exactly run it.
  14. Windows 7: My First Blue Screen of Death http://tinyurl.com/yhpzc8j
  15. Trying to buy Windows 7: Why amazon rules retail http://bit.ly/16L2cY
  16. VZW cracks the telcos' united front on net neutrality http://tinyurl.com/yjaq7pw
  17. @MagicSauceMedia
  18. @bcuban
  19. Google vs. AT&T (cont'd): Gaming the System http://bit.ly/SLo7Q
  20. @Gartenberg Also turns the screen down very low and ensures that the processor doesn't work very hard. and the HDD doesn't spin too much.