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Security firm spots Chrome 'SaveAs' flaw
Bach Khoa Internet Security of Vietnam reports that the new Google browser is susceptible to a critical buffer-overflow flaw.

At 10 years old, whither Google?
Daniel Sieberg of CBS News looks at how the company grew exponentially from start-up to superstar and part of our culture, but what's ahead?

Mozilla releases second Firefox 3.1 alpha
Added features include support for a new video tag element introduced with the HTML 5 standard, along with some speed enhancements.

Meet Chrome, Google's shiny new browser
Search giant makes its long-awaited foray into Web browsers, but just how far can it ride its online dominance?

Chrome's JavaScript challenge to Silverlight
The advent of Google's Chrome browser, software pros say, should spur a big speedup for JavaScript, which would raise its standing against Microsoft's Silverlight technology.

Apple watchers spot 'iPod Nano' pix, iTunes hints
The rumor mill has long been predicting a longer, leaner new version of the iPod Nano, and now it's conjuring up some pictures.

Photos: Top 10 reviews of the week
Here are CNET Reviews' 10 favorite items from the past week, including the TiVo HD XL, Sony Cyber-shot DSC-H50, and the Dish Network's newest digital TV converter box.

Explore Picasa's latest and greatest community shots
Picasa's got a brand new photo exploration page to let you browse user shots. There's even a game to figure out where photos have been taken.

SanDisk stock surges on buyout rumors
Stock for flash memory maker SanDisk is up on rumors that a buyout by Samsung is in the works.

Making Word multiuser: Plutext
Plutext, currently being developed, will bring nearly live editing to Word documents.

NetSuite boasts of Google Chrome support
All NetSuite's customers will be able to use Google's browser by mid-October. What are the odds any are actually clamoring for it?

EIC Squared: Chrome, iPods, and a Dell-Salesforce union
On this week's EIC Squared podcast CNET's Dan Farber and ZDNet's Larry Dignan discuss Google's latest rocket launch--the Chrome browser--as well as Apple's iPod event next week and a Dell-Salesforce.com union.

Images: The art of 'Spore' prototypes
Will Wright and his Maxis team worked on dozens of prototypes to test the elements of their soon-to-be-released evolution game. Here's a sampling.

Start-up launches spectrum marketplace
A new company called Spectrum Bridge has launched a Web site for buying and selling wireless spectrum licenses.

Umbrella Today keeps you dry, informed about moisture
Want to check the weather without worrying about temperature? Let's face it, you just need to know if you need an umbrella or not--and this site gets that.

Demo + TechCrunch = Launch Week
As two competing Web 2.0 product launch conferences kick off, CNET keeps track of the best products and companies in the spotlight.

CNET News Daily Podcast: Microsoft makes ad push with Gates, Seinfeld
The software maker shows it's not going to let Apple's "I'm a Mac" ads dictate how their products are positioned.

Photos: Future Combat Systems, here and now
The U.S. Army has ambitious plans for a widespread high-tech refresh of its vehicles and other soldier gear. It's also finding a way to make some parts happen sooner rather than later.

Video: Why Apple says it's ready to rock
We'll soon get a look at Apple's highly-anticipated Q3 product refresh. But in advance of next week's rollout, check out what's likely going to be on the agenda with Charles Cooper and Tom Krazit on the CNET News Daily Debrief.

Google forms OpenSocial Foundation to woo friends
Social networks are designed to be all about friends, right? Yet when it comes to the competition behind the scenes at social networks, that '70s song by War, "Why can't we be friends?" comes to mind.

Hands-on with the new Joost: Software still required
The new Joost is no longer a piece of software, but you'll still need a special site-specific plug-in to run it.

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