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Daily Run Down: 01-20-2010

Here is Today’s Daily Run Down.

Sega has released an Emulator for the iPhone and it has been officially sanctioned by Apple.
Apple has requested to take the iPad trademark from Fujitsu.
Country Music artist Charlie Daniels has suffered a mild stroke in Colorado.
Meemo has released a desktop application for Google Docs.
Reportedly the FBI faked terror alerts to be able to get phone records.
635,000 cribs have been recalled.
Youtube has debuted movie rentals.
A Study suggests that kids spend every waking hour in front of a screen.
Amazon appears to be willing to allow a 70/30 split, if you follow their rules.
FCC has voted to close a loophole that allow some sports networks to stay off of satellite.
There is a rumor floating around that AT&T is preparing it’s network for an ‘unannounced’ device.
Microsoft is lending it’s support against Tivo for patent violations.
It looks like Rogers’ wireless is having some issues with 911 and the HTC Magic.
A New 6.1 magnitude earthquake has struck Haiti.

Look for more stories tomorrow.

Here is Today’s Daily Run Down.

Search Giant Google is standing up to China and saying ‘no’.
Yahoo has officialy sold off Zimbra to VMWare.
A Texas town that once welcomed drilling now fears pollution.
Apache is debating on whether to stop development on the 1.3 and 2.0 branches.
Google has launched Flu trends for 121 cities.
AP stories are currently not welcome on Google News.
The DisplayPort 1.2 specification will make those who need to transfer a lot of data quite happy.
The Mayor of Chicago, Richard Daley’s wife is in the hospital.
The 70 year old murder case of Edward J. O’Hare has been reopened by Chicago police.
Venezuela has announced that they will be rationing electricity.
The same group that took down twitter a few weeks ago has also struck baidu.com.
The mystery behind why galaxies have their distinct shape has been solved.
Miep Gies, the woman who hid Anne Frank has died.
eMusic has struck a streaming deal with Warner Music.
Target appears to be going the way Borders has and is severing ties with Amazon.
Haiti has been hit with a 7.0 earthquake.

Look for more stories tomorrow.

Here is Today’s Daily Run Down. I’ve got two separate groups, one CES only coverage, and the other non-CES coverage.

The biggest story of the day is that Google has released the Nexus One.
To prepare for the Nexus One, T-mobile has upgraded it’s entire network to 7.2mbps.
AT&T has upgraded all of their cell towers to 7.2Mbps 3G.
Rumor is that NBA Jam will comeback on the Wii.
Microsoft has revealed Office 2010 retail prices.
Engadget has a hands-on review of the Boxee Box by Dlink.
The Open Handset Alliance now has 13 new members.
Apple has acquired Quattro Wireless.
Westwood One purchases California Traffic Alert Service, SigAlert.
Social Networking Site, Foursquare, is now global.
The Hubble telescope has located the oldest and farthest galaxies.
MSNBC has purchased Breakingnews.com.
Gartner group has absorbed Burton group.
E-book distributor Overdrive has added 1700 international partners.
A New ‘strawberry’ crab has been found.
The Amazon Kindle DX is now global.
Skype has created a partnership with Panasonic and LG for Skype on TV.
The wirelessHD 2.0 spec allows for 4K resolutions.

Look for more stories tomorrow, in the same format.