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Microsoft helps Adobe block PDF zero-day exploit Microsoft last Friday urged Windows users to block ongoing attacks against Adobe’s popular PDF viewer by deploying one of Microsoft’s enterprise tools. Read More

Google ponders Android vs. Chrome for future tablets Google is being somewhat circumspect about whether Android or Chrome will run on future tablet computers, with two top executives hinting recently at different possible directions. Analysts also disagree in their predictions.Read More

Mike Elgan: The wristwatch will rise again Conventional wisdom says people don’t wear wristwatches anymore — especially young people. The story goes that that because we have cell phones, we no longer need to lash anything to our arms.But that’s not what’s going on Read More

Report: HP to buy ArcSight for $1.5 billion Hewlett-Packard will soon purchase security vendor ArcSight for $1.5 billion, the Wall Street Journal reported Sunday. Read More

Anti-US hacker takes credit for ‘Here you have’ worm A hacker who claims he was behind a fast-spreading e-mail worm that crippled corporate networks last week said that the worm was designed, in part, as a propaganda tool. Read More

Will Oracle buy Informatica next? Ever-acquisitive Oracle may place data integration specialist Informatica in its sights next, according to a recent pair of surveys. Read More

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New Yahoo social network aims for U.S. election debates Yahoo’s news division has launched a new social-networking site that focuses on policy debates driving November’s midterm elections in the U.S., with the site giving users a chance to debate and vote on issues. Read More

iPad Due for Front-Facing Camera? The redesigned iPod Touch stole the show at Apple’s fall music event, but the Cupertino company may have a bigger trick up its sleeve in the coming months: an updated iPad. Read More

IT Blogwatch: Acer’s dual-screen laptop: no keyboard! Rumor has it that Acer’s working on a laptop with no keyboard: just two multi-touch screens. We’ve seen this sort of thing before, but not at full laptop size. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers wonder what it’s like to type on. Not to mention Lou Prime… (TPE:2353) Read More

Preston Gralla: Is Microsoft helping Russia crack down on dissidents? Microsoft is helping the Russian government crack down against dissidents under the guise of anti-piracy efforts, according to the New York Times. The wide-ranging attacks target advocacy groups and opposition newspapers, with Microsoft lawyers providing cover for the Russian authorities, the newspaper charges. Read More

Preston Gralla: Will Google’s Chrome OS be dead on arrival? Chrome-based notebooks are still months away from release, but it’s not at all clear that when they finally arrive, people will want them. Given that Android tablets and Windows-based netbooks will be likely available at the same price as Chrome netbooks, will anyone want to buy a device that isn’t designed to run local apps? Read More