Today’s Hot Topic: Today’s hot tech news is the launch of the new online TV service SeeSaw.

The headlines in technology news today are gathered from internet based news sources including BBC Technology News, CNN Technology, Sky News, BusinessWeek, Computing, Computer Weekly, BBC dot.life, IT Pro, Register, Wired, CNET News, The Wall Street Journal, Silicon.com, Engadget, Financial Times, Times Online, Reuters, Telegraph, The Gadget Show, New Scientist, Gates Notes, Huffington Post and The Guardian.

• BBC Technology News: SeeSaw launches online TV service
• CNN Tech: 10 brilliant people you’ve never heard of
• Sky News: Sky News Launches Android News Application
• Telegraph: Sony Ericsson in ‘breached’ Facebook advert
• Financial Times: Google seeks peace with mobile critics
• Guardian: Google chief extends olive branch to mobile phone groups
• The Wall Street Journal: Verizon Opens Network to Skype
• Times Online: Adam aims to take bite out of Apple in iPad war
• BusinessWeek: Microsoft Risks Margins as Office Business Fights Off Google
• Reuters: 100 euros smartphones this year: Symbian

 

• Computing: Mobile search to be one of top smartphone apps
• Computer Weekly: Mobile World Congress: ‘Mobile data traffic will be 50 times higher by 2015′
• The Register: NEC works out how to triple USB 3.0 speed
• IT Pro: Microsoft reveals Office 2010 UK pricing
• Silicon.com: Matt Mullenweg, WordPress founder: Why it pays to stay faithful to open source
• CNET News: What Google can learn from Buzz backlash
• Huffington Post: Nearly Half Of US Homes Lack High-Speed Internet, Study Shows

 

• Wired: Darpa Looks to Build Real-Life C3P0
• Engadget: RIM CEO claims we are staring ‘down the barrel of a capacity crunch,’ should all get BlackBerrys to prevent it
• The Gadget Show: Compaq Airlife 100 rocks Android and touchscreen
• New Scientist: US networks and power grid under (mock) cyber-attack

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