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  Computerworld staff
  Nov 23 2009

  Gregg Keizer covers Security issues, Apple, Web browsers and general technology breaking news for Computerworld . Follow Gregg on Twitter @gkeizer , send e-mail at gkeizer@ix.netcom.com or subscribe ...

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• Review: Multiplayer gaming makes Modern Warfare 2 live up to its hype
  Dean Takahashi
  Nov 23 2009

  We’ve come to the day when a game can have a flawed single-player campaign, but it can still be a blockbuster seller because it executes multiplayer gaming in an excellent fashion. That’s ...

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• iPhone Hints: Give thanks for the iPhone's physical controls
  Dan Moren
  Nov 23 2009

  Thursday is Thanksgiving in the U.S, so in this week's super-sized edition of iPhone hints we give thanks for the few, the proud, the useful--the iPhone's physical controls. The iPhone's touch ...

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• Momentum builds for open content management standard
  Chris Kanaracus
  Nov 23 2009

  A proposed standard meant to help content management systems communicate with each other has steady momentum, and an initial version could be finalized early next year. Content Management ...

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• Ciena buys Nortel metro Ethernet, optical units
  Greg Meckbach
  Nov 23 2009

  Nortel Networks Corp. has agreed to sell its metropolitan Ethernet and optical networking units to Ciena Corp. for $769 million, $248 million more than its initial offer announced Oct. 7. Ciena ...

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• Apple launching ads targeting Verizon's network
  Nicholas Bonsack
  Nov 23 2009

  It is a period of war between providers. Verizon's TV commercials and print ads, striking from the safety of the company's widely-touted network, have struck a blow against AT&T's PR, reducing ...

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• The broadband gap: Is FCC grabbing for the wrong tool?
  Scott Bradner
  Nov 23 2009

  An FCC task force studying broadband deployment in the United States has started to let us know what it has been thinking about. I have not found a white paper that explains things in detail, but ...

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• Microsoft IE exploit code unreliable, but more coming
  John Fontana
  Nov 23 2009

  HEAD: Microsoft IE exploit code unreliable, but more comingDECK: Microsoft IE6, IE7 vulnerable to zero-day exploit Symantec says Abstract: Symantec Monday said the Internet Explorer zero-day exploit ...

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• iPhone Hogs Half of World's Mobile Data? Not Really
  Jared Newman
  Nov 23 2009

  A report from AdMob has people claiming there is now proof that iPhone users now account for more than half of mobile data traffic. For months now many have suspected the iPhone - with its ...

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• Twitter’s stalled growth could spell bad news for Twitter ecosystem
  LeeAnn Prescott
  Nov 23 2009

  October numbers are in, and Comscore, Compete, Google, and Quantcast all agree: US traffic to Twitter.com reached a peak in July or August and has begun to decline slowly. According to Comscore, ...

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