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The Monitor's View Recalculating the privacy debate after Google Maps penalty

Google's string of privacy invasions reveals a need to rethink privacy and end a piecemeal, reactive approach. Asserting privacy as an asset would help.

Microsoft Word on the iPad? Not so fast, Ballmer says

20 best iPhone apps for starters

Apple's iPhone 5 is great, but maps, iOS 6? Frustrating for some.

10 ways the Android is better than iPhone 5

Google pays record fine to settle federal suit

Horizons With iOS 6, Apple kicks out YouTube app

Amazon Instant Video on iPad: Apple makes everything easy and difficult

Google to pay $22.5M over allegations of secret tracking: source

Google Chrome debuts in an unusual place: Apple's iPhone

Switching from a Mac to a PC: Five lessons from an Apple fanboy

iPhone tracking: Is Google breaking its privacy pledge?

Amazon releases the Kindle Cloud Reader – and scores a win over Apple

Facebook iPad app on the way: report

iCloud, iOS 5 headline a packed WWDC keynote from Apple

Is Android really faster than iOS?

What's wrong with Firefox?

The iPad raises the question anew: Is it legal for e-books to go audible?

Bing could become default search engine on iPhone

Google Chrome OS, Mac browser get polished for the holidays

Google on Chrome for Mac: "Please don't download!"

Browsers are the new OS, says Google

Safari 4's browser war salvo