Apple releases redesigned iPod nano, shuffle
By Dan Moren
 Apple introduced an entirely new set of iPods on Wednesday.

Trend Micro brings encryption to the cloud
By Ellen Messmer
 The company's SecureCloud service gives enterprises a way to encrypt data in the cloud.

Chrome jumps into hardware speed-up game
By Gregg Keizer
 Google plays catch-up with Microsoft, Mozilla on browser hardware acceleration.

10 Technologies That Should Be Extinct (But Aren't)
By Dan Tynan
 These obsolete technologies didn't get the memo – maybe because someone wrote it on a typewriter and faxed it to them.

Toshiba working on Android tablet
By Carrie-Ann Skinner
 Toshiba is thought to be working on a tablet PC to rival Apple's iPad.

Canon signals end of the road for SED TV dreams
By Martyn Williams
 Canon signaled an effective end to development of SED technology for living room TVs this week when it decided to close a subsidiary.

Google Chrome tablet due for November release?
By Carrie-Ann Skinner
 Google's Tablet PC, which will run its Chrome OS and is designed to rival Apple's iPad, could hit US selves in time for Christmas.

How to spot Facebook scams like 'dislike'
By Jared Newman
 Like many scams on Facebook, the "dislike" button succeeded because people are gullible. Here's how to not become one of those people.

Beware the Facebook "Dislike" button scam
By Tony Bradley
 A malware scam is circulating that exploits the demand from Facebook users for its antithesis--the "Dislike" button.

Droid 2 on sale in US on Thursday
By Matt Hamblen
 The Motorola Droid 2 smartphone will launch in the US on Thursday.