February 2006

• AOL Sues Phishing Organizations
• Test Versions of New Windows Live Services Arrive
• Plugged In: Google, Amazon Add Online Video
• Outsmarting the Online Privacy Snoops
• Blu-ray Disc Player, Movies Coming in May
• Mobile Phone Sales Reach Record Levels
• Sony Ericsson Unwraps Blogging Phones
• Virus Passes From PCs to Mobile Devices
• Symantec's New Consumer Backup Software
• Is Microsoft Planning a New Handheld Device?
• In Brief
• Spam Mutates
• Researchers: Security Holiday Over for Mac Users
• Panasonic Preps Its First Digital SLR
• Microsoft Confirms Vista Editions
• Patent Overload Hampers Tech Innovation
• Ask Jeeves to Unveil Improvements, New Brand
• Auditor Loses Data on Thousands of McAfee Employees
• RIM to Patent Case Judge: BlackBerry Too Important to Shut Down
• Google Page Creator Closed to New Users
• Researchers Use Fingerprints to Secure Networks
• Can Your Cell Phone Help With the Laundry?
• MPAA Expands War on Illegal File Trading
• Internet Explorer 7 Adds New Security
• Microsoft Sets New Web Apps
• Microsoft Tests Windows Live Parental Controls
• Political Rivals Unite Against Paid E-Mail Plan
• Lenovo Launches $349 Small-Business Desktop
• Skype Offers New Ways to Pay
• Sony Tops LCD TV Market
• AOL Nudges U.S. Dial-Up Subscribers Toward Broadband
• One NTP Patent in BlackBerry Case Gets Final Rejection
• Lenovo to Launch Low-Cost Business Desktops, Laptops
• Vista Gets Gadgetized
• Yahoo's Go Mobile Comes Calling
• Epson Sues Several Ink Cartridge Resellers
• Microsoft Hit With Fresh Complaint Over Office
• Google Faces Injunction Over Image Search
• HDTV Myths
• Smart PC Buying Tips
• Computer Fact or Fiction?
• Spam Slayer: Charge-to-E-Mail Plan Needs Help
• Full-featured Vista Test Version Due This Week
• Sony Shows Smallest HD Camcorder Yet
• Tech Giants Eye Mobile VoIP
• AOL Developing Workplace AIM
• Digital Camera Disasters: Will Yours Get Fixed?
• Vista's Encryption Could Vex Investigators
• Choices Abound for Mobile E-Mail
• Sharp Readies 65-Inch LCD Monitor
• Mac OS X Worm Wiggles Into the Wild
• The Playlist: Podcasting--Behind the Hype
• Rootkit Experience May Lead to Federal Oversight
• Digital World Insider: High-Tech News
• It's Official: Office '12' to Become Office 2007
• FBI Director: Cyberthreats 'Fluid and Far-reaching'
• Microsoft Pushes Farther Into Wireless E-Mail
• U.S. Lawmakers Scold Tech Companies for China Censorship
• Sony Readies Two New Compact Cameras
• Problem Found in Microsoft Software Patch
• Microsoft Releases Seven Software Patches
• Tokyo Edge: Asia's Focus Turns to Multimedia
• Gates Outlines ID Management for Vista, XP
• Microsoft To Make Free Beta of Office Live Available
• Drag-and-drop Flaw in Internet Explorer Reported
• European Officials Reviewing Windows Vista Complaints
• Mobile Operators Target Global IM Service
• Search Engine Traffic Soars
• Movie 'Firewall' Dramatizes ID Theft Dangers
• Skip Airport Security Lines?
• Tech Giants Tackle Mobile Phone Gaming
• No Name Change for MSN
• Google Takes a History Lesson
• Federal Trade Commission Plans Hearings on Internet Risks
• Prepare for Microsoft's Patch Tuesday
• Gateway President and CEO Quits
• MP3 Inventor Develops Tool to Fight Piracy
• RIM Reveals BlackBerry Work-Around
• Microsoft Contest Hints at Vista Ship Date
• Google Updates Desktop Search App
• Vista Tech at Its Best
• Want Safe Browsing Now?
• Bush Signs Digital TV Transition Bill
• Federal Agency Urges Slow Approach to the Next Internet
• Fee-based E-mail Delivery Raises Eyebrows
• Windows Media Laptop Sales Spike as Prices Drop
• Cartoons Prompt Spike in Danish Web Hacks
• IBM Touts Higher Clock Speeds in Power6
• Three Microsoft Bugs Found
• Attack Code Published for Firefox Flaw
• 'Father of the Internet' Asks for Internet Neutrality Law
• Microsoft May Rebrand MSN Portal
• eBay Evolving Away From Auction Roots
• Gmail Chats With Google Talk
• Opera Adds Widgets to Web Browser
• Cell Phone Calls on Memory Stick Micro
• Phishing E-Mail Targets Taxpayers
• Sony Ericsson to Offer Microsoft's ActiveSync for Smart Phones
• Microsoft Faces First EU Antitrust Fines
• Researchers: Popular Apps Mismanage Security
• Kama Sutra Worm Does Little Damage
• Ugobe's New Life Form Hits Our Planet
• BMW Cut From Google Results for Cheating
• The Mac Skeptic: Straight Talk on Mac Security Risks
• Nyxem Worm: Quiet So Far
• House Panel Demands Information From Phone Data Brokers
• Yahoo Pushes Blogs for Businesses
• RIM Wins Patent Case in the U.K.
• File-Trashing Virus Set to Strike
• Fake F-Secure E-Mail Contains Malware
• Mozilla Fixes Firefox Security Problems
• Survey Says Tech Executives Optimistic on IT Spending
• Digital TV Transition Date Approved
• Vista Preview to Feature Sidebar, Gadgets
• Government Wary of BlackBerry Shutdown
• First IE 7 Beta 2 Bug Found
• Tech.gov: A Gated Internet
• Yahoo Chided Over Chinese Journalist's Jailing
• Lawmakers Promise Action Against Phone Record Sales
• Novell Shows Off Linux Desktop 10
• Microsoft: Services, Software Will Coexist
• AT&T Sued Over U.S. Wiretapping Program
• PortalPlayer Offers Always-On Laptop Interface
• The Print Shop: New Year, New Multifunction Printers
• Tips & Tweaks: CES Winners and Losers