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Barack Obama is a master at grabbing and keeping his audience's attention, which is the number one goal of any public speaker. How does he do it? Here are five key lessons from Obama's rhetorical playbook.

Thanks to the Mr. X incident, American Airlines is about to get a dose of what United recently experienced - a wave of negative social media coverage. Not sure who Mr. X is? Read on, and see why I think they're making a mistake in the way they're handling this.

Crooks are coming up with clever ways to steal money from debit card customers. Here’s how to protect yourself.

According to video-sharing giant YouTube, support for watching 1080p HD videos in full resolution is on its way. Starting next week, YouTube's HD mode will add support for viewing videos in 720p or 1080p, depending on the resolution of the original source, up from the site's current maximum output of 720p. Spokesperson Chris Dale said engineers have been testing 1080p streams on the system and that the company is now not worried that there will be any infrastructure problems or higher costs for Google, YouTube's owner. "As resolution of consumer cameras increases, we want to make sure YouTube is the best home on the web to showcase your content. For viewers with big monitors and a fast computer, try switching to 1080p to get the most out of the full screen experience." The company also said that if users have already uploaded videos at 1080p, the video will be automatically re-encoded to playback at the highest quality. Videos uploaded from users will still have a 10-minute limit, although it is expected that the maximum uploaded file size will likely increase from the current limit of two gigabytes....

The Video Electronics Standards Association (VESA) has issued its Mini DisplayPort (mDP) Connector Standard, defining the new, small connector that supports the full range of power, signaling and protocol capabilities defined in the DisplayPort Standard Version 1, Revision 1a. Originally developed by Apple for its new generation of portable PCs, Mini DisplayPort is much smaller than DVI (Digital Video Interface) or VGA connectors and enables full function display output on ultrathin notebooks and netbooks. Earlier this year, Apple agreed to license the mDP interface to VESA for inclusion in the DisplayPort standard. Mini DisplayPort meets the need for a smaller form factor connector for devices such as thin portable computers and add-in cards with multiple display interfaces. The mDP connector can be used as an alternative to the standard DisplayPort connector defined in Version 1, Rev. 1a. The mDP standard defines the mechanical dimensions of the mDP connector and the cable assemblies and adaptors that are supported. Devices using the mDP connector will meet all...

Palo Alto, California based company Hewlett-Packard and network and IP solution provider, 3Com this week announced that they have entered into a definitive agreement under which HP will purchase 3Com, a provider of networking switching, routing and security solutions, at an enterprise value of approximately $2.7 billion. According to HP, the acquisition of 3Com will expand HP's Ethernet switching offerings, add routing solutions and significantly strengthen the company's position in China - one of the world's fastest-growing markets - via the H3C offerings. In addition, the combination will add a large research and development team in China that will drive the acceleration of innovations to HP's networking solutions. "Companies are looking for ways to break free from the business limitations imposed by a networking paradigm that has been dominated by a single vendor," said Dave Donatelli, executive vice president and general manager, Enterprise Servers and Networking, HP. "By acquiring 3Com, we are accelerating the execution of our Converged Infrastructure strategy and bringing disruptive change to the networking industry. By combining HP ProCurve offerings with 3Com's extensive set of solutions, we will enable customers to build a next-generation network infrastructure that supports customer needs from the edge of the network to the heart of the data center." The terms of the transaction have been approved by the HP and 3Com boards of directors, the companies said. Under the terms...

A manufacturing interruption at a Corning Inc plant in Taiwan will reduce availability of glass used for making LCDs in Q4 -- but this will not drive up panel prices, according to iSuppli Corp. Corning, the world's leading maker of glass for LCD panel substrates, in late October announced that a power disruption at its facility in Taichung, Taiwan during the weekend of October 18-19 had impacted a portion of its production. The power disruption caused the shutdown of several of the facility's glass melting tanks. Since it will take time to repair the tanks and bring them back up to full operation -- possibly as long as two months -- glass supply will be impacted, especially in Taiwan. iSuppli expects Corning's supply of glass to Taiwanese LCD makers to fall short of expected levels by 5% to 10% in Q4. The shortfall mainly will impact fifth-generation and higher fabs, which are used to make panels for notebook PCs, desktop PC monitors and 32-inch for LCD-TVs. By the time Corning has restored full production at the Taichung facility, global glass supply will have fallen short of the expected level by