In today's podcast: Oracle gets more time to respond to EC antitrust concerns; Barnes & Noble says Nook holiday orders sold out; and FDA shuts down 90 drug Web sites.

In today's podcast: Google offers detailed look at Chrome OS; Dell sees Q3 revenue and profit slip; and US blames China for cyberattacks.

In today's podcast: European Ombudsman accuses EC of maladministation in Intel case; Sony e-reader won't arrive in time for holidays; and Chinese defense ministry's Web site gets attacked too.

In today's podcast: Massive data privacy breach reported by T-Mobile UK; China orders Microsoft to stop sales of Windows XP; and Google to shed more light on Chrome OS.

In today's podcast: Japanese supercomputer project may be killed; Microsoft co-founder Allen diagnosed with lymphoma; and Cisco raises its offer for Tandberg.

In today's podcast: Dell to sell smartphones in China, Brazil; Berners-Lee's World Wide Web Foundation opens; and Microsoft confirms vulnerability in Windows 7.

In today's podcast: Intel to pay AMD $1.25B in antitrust settlement; Fujitsu to offer two-piece cell phone; and Lenovo to launch SnapDragon-based smartbook.

In today's podcast: HP to buy 3Com for $2.7B; Microsoft to add Wolfram Alpha results to Bing; and iPhone attack code steals data.

In today's podcast: Adobe cuts 9 percent of workforce; Logitech to acquire HD video company; and Clearwire claims 173,000 WiMax subscribers.

In today's podcast: EC issues objection to Oracle takeover of Sun; HTC sees smartphone revenue shrink; and Google, Author's Guild miss deadline for revised deal.

In today's podcast: Deal ends legal war over Skype's future; jailbroken iPhones hit by worm; and gigabyte BIOS update fixes iPhone sync problem in Win7.

In today's podcast: Microsoft's EC antitrust settlement needs minor changes; Android faces possible fragmentation; and Facebook, MySpace fix serious coding errors.

In today's podcast: New York files federal antitrust suit against Intel; Oracle ready to play hardball with EC over Sun deal; and Microsoft cuts another 800 employees.

In today's podcast: Cisco, EMC announce cloud partnership; IBM exec out over insider-trading scandal; and Via to release faster Nano chip.

In today's podcast: Ruiz steps down as GlobalFoundries chairman; Intel chipset causes problems for iPhone; and PC makers look to rural China for growth.