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	Site: PC World Latest Technology News AMD: Creating a New Laptop Category After a tough 2008,the chip maker hopes to plant its Athlon Neo processor in a new class of laptops that splits the difference between netbooks and ultraportables. HP Adds Aluminum-clad Mini 2140 to Netbook Lineup HP added an Atom-based netbook with an aluminum case to its product line AMD Wants to Make Small Laptops Cheaper With Yukon AMD will launch mobile chips on Tuesday that it hopes will make thin laptops cheaper. Via's Dual-core Nano Processor on Track for Late 2009 Via is on track to release updated versions of its Nano processor later this year. Clearwire Set to Launch Its First WiMax City Clearwire will formally launch its first commercial WiMax network on Tuesday in Portland, Oregon. Chinese Government Campaign Targets Internet Porn China's government has launched a campaign to stamp out Internet pornography. Microsoft Promotes Muglia to President Microsoft named Bob Muglia, the head of its server and tools division, as a president. Researchers Hack Into Intel's VPro Researchers say they've found vulnerabilities in Intel's Trusted Execution Technology. Microsoft Layoff Rumors Persist With the market share of Windows and IE slipping, some analysts claim Microsoft may be ready to issue pink slips. HDTV and Mobile Gear to Steal CES 2009 Spotlight From multidisplay laptops and HDTVs wired for broadband to Blu-ray players that can deliver Web content, the 2009 International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas has it all. IT Execs Are Making Less Recession knocks down overall payments to CIOs -- but not everyone is feeling the pinch. Simple Hack Beats Biometrics In the case of tape vs. biometrics, tape wins -- hands down. EU Cops Are Free to Snoop Without Warrants Sacre bleu! French and German police can now routinely hack citizens' PCs and browse data -- without a warrant. No Clear Sign of Settlement in Oracle-SAP Suit Oracle and SAP don't seem especially close to a settlement, but observers say one would make sense. Google Releases Picasa for Mac Beta Google on Monday afternoon released a public beta of its Picasa for Mac desktop software for organizing, editing, and... Powerpoint Karaoke -- More Fun Than Pie Charts How to make presentations so bad that they might make others laugh. A Kinder, Gentler RIAA? Not So Much The recording industry has fired some of its online spies -- but that doesn't mean they're about to get all warm and cuddly. CEA: US Jobs at Risk in Free Trade Debate A CEA report calls on the U.S. government to support free trade. Survey: Microsoft Has Strongest Patent Portfolio U.S. technology companies led an annual survey rating the strength of corporate patent portfolios, with Microsoft coming out... Canon Rolls out New Camcorders Canon U.S.A. on Monday announced a new line of five high-definition and six standard-definition camcorders. Pricing and... Ballmer Should Skip Pep Talk at CES Instead of delivering a rah-rah keynote, here are five meaningful things Steve Ballmer could say at CES. Phishing Scam Bursts Twitter's 'Trust' Bubble After the phishing incident, users can no longer innocently follow a link. Will this make Twitter less and less effective? What Should Macworld Expo Do Next? As we reported last week, Macworld Conference & Expo is holding a "town hall meeting" this Wednesday in San Francisco to... Seagate Squeezes Data Closer in New 1TB Drive Seagate has begun volume shipments of a new desktop hard-disk drive that offers 1TB of storage space across two disks. Twitter Hack: How It Happened and What's Being Done Twitter security comes into question as a number high-profile customers have their accounts hacked. Share Your Photos in Macworld's Expo Flickr Pool As much as you love to hear us babble on about all the stuff that we come across on the show floor--ooh, I think I got some... TypeTrax Manages Creative Suite Projects Insider Software on Monday introduced TypeTrax. It's a new tool for managing design projects created with Adobe Creative... ModelBaker Rapid App Development Software Debuts Widget Press on Monday announced ModelBaker 1.0, a new rapid application development tool for Mac OS X. It costs US$399 for a... Intel, Adobe Want to See Flash on TV Screens Intel has ported Adobe Systems' Flash technology to work with its processors that go consumer electronics devices HDTVs. Software Company Press Release Hints at New Mini Sure, Apple tries to keep everything hush-hush when it comes to its product launches, but sometimes the best laid plans of... Is Heathcliff the Cat’s Meow for IPhone Users? I scour the App Store a lot, looking for the latest and greatest applications for the iPhone and iPod touch so that I can... A Fix for Mute Keynote Exports I arrived in San Francisco to attend Macworld Expo only to be confronted with my first troubleshooting question. A colleague... ATTO Introduces New RAID Products ATTO Technology on Monday announced new products aimed at Mac users who need higher-end RAID and storage peripherals. The new... BusyCal Shares, Syncs Calendars BusyMac, makers of BusySync, has introduced BusyCal, a new calendar app for Mac OS X that enables you to share calendars with... Xsilva to Introduces LightSpeed 3.0 Xsilva Systems has announced that it is previewing and demonstrating LightSpeed 3.0 at Macworld Expo in San Francisco this... JVC to Debut Final Cut Pro Acquisition Product JVC Professional will use this week's Final Cut Pro User Group (FCPUG) SuperMeet to show off its first video acquisition... Soonr Cloud-computing App Gets Down to Business If you'd like to use your iPhone to sync up more than just contacts, calendars, and e-mails between your mobile device and... Eye-Fi Unveils IPhone App target="_blank">Eye-Fi, which makes a wireless memory card for digital cameras, announced Monday that it is developing a new... First Look: FileMaker Pro 10 The first thing that struck me about the new version of FileMaker Pro and FileMaker Pro Advanced released Monday is that the... FileMaker Turns 10 With Database Update Apple subsidiary FileMaker on Monday introduced the next major version of its flagship database application for Mac and... 2009 Predictions: Macworld's Annual Forecast It's hard to believe it's already 2009, and yet here we are, the day before another Macworld Expo and another Steve Jobs... Party Like a Rock Star at Macworld Expo This is my 13th Expo, if you count the late, lamented East Coast events--and really, why wouldn't you? Anyhow, given that... Samsung to Launch Thin Blu-ray Disc Player at CES Samsung will unveil a Blu-ray Disc player that's 39 millimeters thick at this week's CES in Las Vegas, it said Monday. JVC Slims Down 32-inch TV to 7mm Thick JVC joins the race towards thinner flat-panel TV--the company is expected to unveil a prototype 32-inch television this week that's just 7-millimeters thick. Best 5 Macworld Expo Rumors Upgrades, combo products, ports and other pet projects are among our favorite predictions. Blu-ray Dominates Christmas Sales British holiday shoppers snapped up Blu-ray devices; what about the rest of the world? IBM Employees Buzzing About Layoff Rumors Rumors are flying about significant layoffs at IBM, but the company is neither confirming or denying the reports.