Vendors scrambling to fix bug in Net's security

Vendors are now scrambling to patch a critical flaw in the SSL protocol.

BlueBeat says Beatles songs are its own creationsThe man behind BlueBeat Website, which is accused of illegally selling MP3 of Beatles tunes (among other artists) says that he's only providing original creations and not infringing on copyright.
Review: Bombia Design The Invoice Machine invoicing softwareSimple to manage and easy to use, The Invoice Machine is a good web-based invoice application for very small businesses.

Review: Bombia Design The Invoice Machine invoicing software Simple to manage and easy to use, The Invoice Machine is a good web-based invoice application for very small businesses.
Review: Memeo Share for iPhone While it suffers from some oversights -- you can't upload multiple photos at once, for example -- this mobile image-sharing app is well-suited for viewing photos that you and your buddies share. You'll need to consider if the accompanying online service meets your needs, though.
Review: MetaLab Ballpark invoicing software Ballpark is a simple, Web-based estimate and billing application that allows you to manage estimates, bills, and payments from the Web.
Review: Birdbrain for iPhone When it comes to viewing stats on who's following you on the Twitter microblogging service, Birdbrain is in a class by itself.
Readability makes Web pages more readable Readability is a browser tool that lets you quickly reformat cluttered Web pages for easier reading.

Google Voice makes small businesses sound bigger Why is Google Voice worth a look? The free service gives small companies an opportunity to use advanced call management features typically reserved for big budget businesses.
Outsource your photo scanning projects Scanning all your old photos is a daunting process. Should you use a third-party scanning service can help you migrate old photos from the shoe box to the computer?
When to use Twitter instead of e-mail Twitter versus e-mail? From evading junk mail filters to serving as a quick group messaging service, sometimes Twitter works best.
Protect your privacy on Facebook and Twitter Sure, you've heard the horror stories about people getting fired because of something they said on Facebook and Twitter. But do you know how to make sure that doesn't happen to you?
Resetting Safari I finally bring the big guns to bear on an annoying Safari/Google problem.

Eight steps to Internet unpopularity Want to be loathed on the Web? These eight techniques will get you started.
Sidekick foul-up is not a failure of the cloud The Sidekick foul-up is a huge embarrassment for T-Mobile and for Microsoft, with both companies suffering from a loss of credibility when it comes to providing stable and secure mobile service and data protection. However, the failure does not mean that the cloud can't be trusted.
Sidewiki: One big headache for Google? The launch of Sidewiki, a comment system that lets Google Toolbar users discuss any Web page in a browser's sidebar, has provoked another content ownership debate. PC World's Ian Paul weighs in.
FCC on Apple, DOJ on Google -- the Feds tackle tech The federal government seems to be taking more of an interest in tech issues recently, PC World's Paul Suarez observes.
Blowing past Comcast's bandwidth cap Glenn Fleishman took a bunch of online backup services for a spin, and inadvertently destroyed his Comcast terms of service. Oops.