Reviews: Love It or Not? Looking at iPad From 2 Angles

By DAVID POGUE 11 minutes ago

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The iPad will be available in stores on Saturday.

Apple’s iPad (coming soon) seems to be hated by technical types and loved by everyone else. Here are separate reviews for the two audiences.

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Journalists’ E-Mails Hacked in China

By ANDREW JACOBS

Infiltrations that appeared to be aimed at people who write about China and Taiwan rendered their Yahoo accounts inaccessible, according to those affected.

BlackBerry’s Maker Misses Estimates

By BLOOMBERG NEWS 9:52 PM ET

Research In Motion’s BlackBerry subscriber base grew and smart phone shipments increased.

TV Sports

In 3-D, Masters Does Have Extra Dimension

By RICHARD SANDOMIR

If the test footage shot recently at the Augusta National Golf Club is an authentic gauge, the Masters in 3-D will look terrific.

Phone Smart

Fake Conversation, which is free for iPhone, is among many prank-calling or prank-texting apps.

Imaginary Chats and Texts When a Quick Getaway Is in Order

By BOB TEDESCHI

Apps for making fake calls and texts can help April 1 pranksters pull off a joke and serve a useful purpose beyond the holiday.

March 31, 2010 7:09 PM ET

Tech Talk Podcast: Hacking iPhones and Watching Mobile Movies

The Tech Talk podcast includes a discussion of hacking the iPhone, the movie service mSpot and a media-playing tablet.

March 31, 2010 7:08 PM ET

YouTube Aims For 'Stickiness' With Redesign

YouTube revamps the look of a page watched more than 1 billion times a day.

March 31, 2010 7:01 PM ET

What We're Reading: Wii, Women and Yahoo

Advice for women in Silicon Valley, a Google game on Wii and Yahoo closes an ad network.

March 31, 2010 6:55 PM ET

Reviewing the Site that Reviews Everyone

A controversial new site, Unvarnished, asks people to submit anonymous reviews of one another.

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U.S. Proposes Permanent Ban On Commercial Drivers’ Texting

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 9:55 PM ET

Under the plan, drivers of interstate buses and trucks over 10,000 pounds who text message while driving could face civil or criminal penalties.

Google Links Web Attacks to Vietnam Mine Dispute

By BETTINA WASSENER

Google says it has identified cyber attacks aimed at silencing critics of a Chinese-backed bauxite mining project in Vietnam.

Journalists’ E-Mails Hacked in China 12:09 PM ET

Tech Talk Podcast

A Pwn2Own contest winner who hacked the iPhone; the mSpot mobile movie streaming service; a review of the Cowon V5-HD media player/tablet; and tech news, including proposed Facebook privacy changes.