February 2008

• Hands On With Apple's Time Capsule Network Hard Drive
• Civil Rights Groups: FCC Should Allow Network Management
• Green Computing Finds its Place at Cebit
• Changes to Office Open XML Draft Standard Passed
• No Sign of Apple's Promised 1,000 iTunes Movie Rentals
• Mobile Phone Sales Top 1 Billion as Apple Enters Top 10
• Accessories Start Plugging Into Asus' Eee PC
• iPhone to Support Corporate E-Mail Soon
• Facebook Music Dances With iTunes
• iPhone Finding Its Place in Corporate America
• Outgoing Adobe CEO Takes $37.9 Million
• iPhone to Launch in Ireland
• Counterfeit Cisco Gear Seized
• Telcos, Banks Are Top Targets for ID Theft
• Internet, Telecom Sectors Spook IT Investors
• LinkedIn Members Question Gates Query
• Storage Vendors Line Up Behind Windows Server 2008
• EBay Settles Patent Dispute With MercExchange
• Dell Revenue Falls Short of Analyst Estimates
• Mozilla Plans Mobile Firefox by Year End
• Dell Plans Low-Cost Laptops for Asian Market
• JotSpot Developers Unsure About Google Sites
• Take-Two Attractive After Takeover Bid
• Yahoo Sued Again by Chinese Dissidents
• IDG World Tech Update
• Apple Joins Top 10 Mobile Makers
• Google Previews Google Health
• You're Not Alone: Microsoft Execs Struggled with Vista
• E-Mail, 'Net Abuse Is Likely to Get You Fired
• Intel Plans Dual-Core Version of Diamondville
• Yahoo Says Microsoft Takeover Bid is a Distraction
• Sprint Offers Unlimited $99 "Simply Everything" Plan
• Microsoft: Win XP Sometimes Faster Than Vista SP1
• Sprint Nextel Bleeds $29.5 billion, Cuts Dividend
• For Web Apps, Get a Service Guarantee
• MySpace, Tudou Join CCTV as Olympic Partners
• Decision Against Qualcomm in Nokia Case Stands
• Sun Chairman: Telcos Falling Behind in Internet Race
• PayPal: Steer Clear of Apple's Safari
• JotSpot Re-Emerges as Google Sites
• Blu-ray's Future, PC in a Pocket, FAA vs. Batteries
• Sony's Hand-Powered Camera
• Opera Chooses Google for Mobile Browser
• Are Healthcare Organizations Under Cyberattack?
• Intel Unveils New 45nm Processors and Chipset
• eBay Slammed Over Pirated Software
• Tech That Could Make Commuting Fun
• Canadian University Puts IT Whiz Kids in 'Dormcubator'
• What's Inside Google Android?
• Mozilla Freezes Firefox 3.0 Beta 4
• The Trouble With Multicore Processors
• 2/25 Runner-Up: "Spirit Interstate on a Full Moon," by Austen Broadbent, Royersford, Pennsylvania
• 2/18 Runner-Up: "Pollination Pleasure," by Debra Ferris, Spring Hill, Tennessee
• 2/11 Runner-Up: "Cliff House Beach Dawn," by Cynthia Farr-Weinfeld, Portland, Maine
• 2/4 Runner-Up: "Peaking Through the Clouds," by Kristine Boise, Berkeley Heights, New Jersey
• 2/25 Hot Pic: "Christmas Angel," by Tom Weber, Wadsworth, Ohio
• 2/18 Hot Pic: "Blue," by Todd Frantz, Rancho Cucamonga, California
• 2/11 Hot Pic: "Swan at the Baltic," by Przemek Krysinski, Kansas City, Missouri
• 2/4 Hot Pic: "Sunflower Kiss," by Tyson Chastain, Knoxville, Tennessee
• Photo Contest: Hot Pics for February
• Apple Sends Out Invites For iPhone SDK Event
• Lawmakers Debate Mobile Consumer Rights Bill
• Top Four Reasons Blu-ray Disc Will Tank
• German Court Endorses Online Privacy Rights
• Cell Phones Have Banner Year
• Coming From Asia: The Next Cool Cell Phones
• European Regulators OK Acer Purchase of Packard Bell
• Apple Updates iPhone
• Apple Hits Second Place in U.S. Retail Music Sales
• Sony Shows Hand-Powered Gadgets for Kids
• Server Revenue Could Slow
• Microsoft has High Hopes for Windows Server 2008
• Verizon Readies Open-Network Specs
• Is Google Ad Traffic Really Dropping?
• Microsoft to Google: You Owe Us
• MTI Shows Methanol Fuel Cell Prototypes
• EU Fines Microsoft Another $1.3 Billion for Antitrust Abuse
• New HP Storage Serves Midsize Businesses
• EU Fines Microsoft Another $1.3 Billion for Antitrust Abuse
• Microsoft Fined Over $1Bn
• Beta Watch: Circos, Sosius, and Blist
• Nickelodeon Dials Up the Fun
• AIR Helps AOL Enhance Music Video Browsing and Watching
• E-Commerce Gets an AIR Upgrade
• Juggle Your Digital Stuff With Joggle
• Finetune Your Music
• AOL Uses AIR to Beef Up Online Storage
• ShiftD Keeps Your PC and Phone in Sync
• Adobe's New AIR Technology
• Adobe AIR Moves Web Apps to the Next Level
• Yahoo Set to Open Search Engine to Third Parties
• Tech Group Urges Increase in Federal Research Funding
• Microsoft Fixing Hotmail Outage
• Rogue Packets Stalk Windows Vista, XP
• Siemens Plans Layoffs in Telecom Unit
• Lessig not Running for Congress
• Bubble Bash for iPods Launches
• As iPod Sales Slow, Mac Will Save Apple
• Computer Financing Firms Settle FTC Charges
• IBM Launches z10 Mainframe
• Network Solutions Sued Over Domain Name Policy
• BlackBerry Stumbles in Taiwan
• YouTube Outage Underscores Internet Flaw
• Wipro Plans Major Expansion in China
• Report: Sony to Invest in Sharp LCD Venture
• Judge Pokes Hole in File-Sharing Lawsuit
• You Know Something?
• Reel Time
• Blogging for Dollars
• Microsoft Windows Server 2008 Launch Preview
• Google Part of Group Building Cable to Japan
• New Windows Server Will Lead March to 64-Bit OS
• Lenovo Unveils Ultrathin ThinkPad X300 Laptop
• FCC Hearing Weighs Net Neutrality
• Adobe CTO: AIR for Linux Due Later This Year
• Apple's iPhone SDK May Be Delayed, Blogger Claims
• Tech Financing Firms Settle FTC Charges
• Management Takes Spotlight at VMworld
• Microsoft Unveils Tool to Measure Ads' Effectiveness
• iTunes Silences Hymn for Thwarting DRM
• SAP Updates ERP Program
• Japan Launches Internet Satellite
• Microsoft, SAP Team on Health Care Tech
• Sony Games Head Resigns
• Pakistan's YouTube Blockage Caused Outage
• Microsoft Dumps HD DVD Drive for Xbox 360
• Fujitsu Shows 500GB Laptop Drive
• HP Was 2007's Top Chip-Buyer
• Blu-ray's Victory Could be Short-Lived, Analysts Warn
• Researchers Envision Mobile Device That Morphs
• First Look: Windows Server 2008
• 2008 Independent Games Festival Winners
• New Server Chips Quadruple Memory Capacity
• Adobe AIR Technology Available Today
• AOL Xdrive Comes to Mac
• Telecom Industry Growth Forecast Steady, If Slow
• Wireless Broadband Test Continues
• New G-Force MegaDisk Drive Supports eSATA, USB 2
• Countries Plan Fiber Network to Replace Satellite Link
• HP Earns Top Support Rating
• Data Center Program Puts Vista on a Handheld
• Open Source Coders Keep Open Mind About Microsoft
• Internet Exposure Damages Actor's Career in China
• Game Developers Conference Picks & Pans
• Broadband Boost Could Benefit Economy, Report Says
• RIM Gains Despite Outages
• Goolag Tool Lets Google Aid Hackers
• Neverwinter Nights 2 for Mac Ships Next Week
• Standards Group Urges Competing Efforts to Team
• Poor IT Security Blamed for Bank Fraud
• U.S., E.U. Team on Counterfeit Computer Raids
• Russia Edges China as Top Malware Source
• First Office Update Due in March, XML Converter Delayed
• EU Cautiously Welcomes Microsoft to Open Source
• Developers: Google's OpenSocial Needs Tuning
• Microsoft Readies Silverlight 2 Beta
• 1988 vs. 2008: A Tech Retrospective
• Analysts: Apple Brand Benefits From 'Idol' Deal
• Microsoft Letter Hopeful, Vague on Yahoo Deal
• Will the FAA Ban Laptop Batteries?
• Three Minutes With Google's OpenSocial Director
• Hackers Turn Google Into Password Hunter
• Microsoft Accidentally Leaks Windows Vista SP1
• Ambrosia Updates iPhone Ringtone Tool
• Apple Ships iTunes 7.6.1 Update
• Europe Makes Moves Towards Internet Censorship
• British ISPs Could Be Punished Over File Sharing
• IDG World Tech Update
• Get Fit. Drive Fast. Ditch Your Game Controller.
• 17 Arrested in Canadian Hacking Bust
• Microsoft Windows Server 2008 to Challenge Adopters
• Open APIs May Help Microsoft Repair Reputation
• Experts Hammer Web 2.0 Security
• Laptop Hard Drive Encryption Has Achilles Heel
• Document Format Battle Takes Shape
• Brain-Controlled Gaming System in 'Demo Hell'
• Climate Change Needs Industry, Government Teamwork
• Microsoft Embraces Open Source
• Asustek Delays Launch of U2E Laptop
• EU Drafts RFID Guidelines
• New iPod Game: Pirates of the Caribbean
• Consumers Spending More Time Online
• Bain/Huawei Bid for 3Com on Hold
• Microsoft Plans Significant Announcement
• Microsoft Pushes Ahead With Search Plans
• IT Spending Set for Slowdown
• Google to Manage Clinic Health Records
• iPod Shuffle Price Cut to Boost iPod Sales
• Web Pioneer Quits OpenSolaris Project
• Google Ads to Appear in Videos
• Flash Memory Prices to Plummet, Analysts Say
• Virus Writers Going Local
• The Latest in Mobile Gaming
• Flight Sims, Mind-Controlled Headsets, and More
• GDC: Online Gaming Gets Cheaper
• Microsoft Reveals Details of New Small-Business OS
• Palm Releases Centro GSM Smart Phone for AT&T
• New Windows XP SP3 Build Available for Public Download
• BlackBerry Network Down Again Wednesday
• Services Are Tapping People Power to Spot Malware
• Microsoft Yanks Update that Preps Vista for SP1
• Government Workers Skip Telecommuting Opportunity
• Microsoft Scrambles to Quash 'Friendly' Worm Story
• Yahoo Protects Employees in Case of Takeover
• Sun Partners With Taiwanese Chipmaker
• Internet Censorship Won't Succeed, Gates Says
• Tech Firms Team to Push PCs for Gaming
• Hackers Block Access to WordPress Blogs
• T-Mobile, AT&T Join Verizon on Unlimited Plans
• Sony's Greenhouse Gas Reduction on Fast Track
• Lifeblogging Goes Backpacking
• Refill with the Morning News
• PC as Fashion Statement
• A Digital Sous Chef
• The PC Branches Out
• Help for Household Curmudgeons
• Wearable PC Travels Lightly
• Poke Your PC
• Braille Meets the Digital Age
• Junior High Deja Vu
• For the Modern Media Home
• PCs of the Future?
• Filter Media on the Fly
• Modeling Nature
• Sharing Time, Kiddies
• A True Travel Buddy
• 15 Offbeat Computer Designs
• Apple Discontinues Xserve RAID
• Laptop Wipes Own Hard Drive to Beat Thieves
• Report: Microsoft to Launch Yahoo Proxy Fight
• Vista SP1 Updates Stall Out Some PCs
• End of the High-Def Format War: Five Pros and Cons
• Toshiba After HD DVD: What Lies Ahead?
• UK Broadband Users Misled on Speeds
• MarketBuddy Marketing Software Updated
• Apple Cuts iPod Shuffle Price, Unveils 2GB Model
• Goodbye SkullTrail, Hello Dual Socket Extreme
• Sybase Gets Into Cluster Databases
• Timeline: HD DVD vs. Blu-ray Disc
• Mobile Broadband Heads Upstream
• Toshiba, SanDisk Plan Massive Chip Investment
• Microsoft Stays Mum on Blu-ray Disc Support
• Toshiba Abandons HD DVD
• Unisys Shows New Servers, Services
• Mozilla Opens E-Mail Subsidiary
• Microsoft Gives Software to Nurture Future Coders
• Sun Ships xVM Management Tool
• HD DVD Falls to Blu-ray Disc
• Health Care Reform Must Include IT Issues, Group Says
• HD DVD vs. Blu-ray Disc: A History
• Court Bans Whistle-Blower Site
• Harvard Site Hacked, Alleged Content Hits BitTorrent
• Red Hat, Hyperic Team on Open Source Project
• Opera, Firefox Bug Could Reveal Web Travels
• Sony Cuts Carbon Footprint
• Samsung Ships SATA II Flash Drives to Dell
• Toshiba Shares Surge on Talk of HD DVD Surrender
• More than 20 Million TV Phones Ship in Japan
• Global Tech Forecast Trimmed
• SanDisk Boosts Mobile Storage
• Mobile Site Domain Manager Offers Standards
• Red Hat Crafts JBoss for the Enterprise
• Call Recording Software Updated for Skype
• Microsoft Denies Credit to Bug-Hunter with Racy Name
• Boingo Expands Wi-Fi Roaming Partners
• GTA IV Online Multiplayer Due for Both Xbox, PS3
• Microsoft Teams on Subscription PCs in Russia
• Obama Campaign Relies on Tech Tools
• U.S. Recession May Benefit Indian Outsourcers
• GDC 2008: Gaming's Futurama Forum
• Scientists Ponder the Successor to Moore's Law
• Yahtzee Comes to iPod
• Google Updates Android SDK
• Congress Considers New Net Neutrality Bill
• Some Microsoft Office File Formats Join Open Specs
• Everex Ships Cloudbook Ultraportable
• New EMusic Feature Spotlights Artists
• Epson Secures Laser Printers with Smartcard
• Toshiba Halts HD DVD Production, Mulls Future
• XO Laptops Go Next to Haiti
• Red Hat Unveils JBoss Black Tie for Java Coding
• Netflix Surveys Gamers About Movie Downloads
• EU Reconsiders Copyright Fee
• The Web is Dangerous, Google Warns
• Hackers Post Attack Code for Works Bug
• Portege R500: Awash in Inputs
• Toshiba Keyboard
• Toshiba Portege R500
• LifeBook P8010: Ports Aplenty
• LifeBook P8010: Touch-Friendly Keyboard
• Fujitsu LifeBook P8010
• MacBook Air: Clean Design, Few Ports
• MacBook Air: At the Helm
• Apple MacBook Air: Full Throttle
• A Tale of Three Laptops
• Weird and Wonderful Computer Furniture
• Slide Show: The MacBook Air in Perspective
• Mozilla: Firefox 3.0 Beta Plugs Hundreds of Memory Leaks
• Amazon's S3 Down for Several Hours
• Hackers Spread Malware With 'Hilary Clinton' Spam
• Beta Watch: Fancast, WeGame, and AOL Finance
• Auto Technology: Same Gear, New Services
• GPS is Social Network at Mobile World Congress
• Bulletin: Apple Patents 'Speaking Map' Device
• Wii to Displace Xbox 360 by End of 2008
• MPA Members Sue Chinese File Sharing Network Provider
• Kyoto University Orders AMD-Based Supercomputer
• US Newspaper Companies Form Online Ad Partnership
• Panasonic to Build $2.8 Billion LCD Plant in Japan
• Get Ready for a Crackdown on Broadband Use
• Inside Net Neutrality: Find an Honest ISP
• HP Settles Pretexting Cases
• 'Critical' Linux Kernel Bugs Discovered
• Report: iTunes More Popular Than Illegal File Sharing
• Beta-Test Our New Shopping Section
• Microsoft Executive Shakeup Prepares for Yahoo Acquisition
• Microsoft Speeds Up Vista SP1 Release for Tech Users
• Software Industry Group Sues eBay Sellers
• Most Analog Cellular to Fade Away Next Week
• New Xbox, Wii Hardware Expected in 2010
• Woman Sues Best Buy for $54M for Lost Laptop
• Mobile Operators Encouraged to Think Green
• Apple on Track to Exceed Revenue Targets
• Intel and Antitrust: A Brief History
• Oracle-SAP Lawsuit Going to Mediation
• UK to Deregulate Much of Broadband Market
• Inside Net Neutrality: Privacy and BitTorrent
• College Coders Working With IBM's Project Zero
• Heathrow Launches RFID Trial to Track Luggage
• Yahoo Sends Letter to Shareholders Over Microsoft Bid
• Microsoft Head of Mobile Communications Out
• BenQ T80 Mobile to Start Field Trial Next Month
• Motorola's Z6w Enables Seamless GSM to Wi-Fi Transitions
• LG's KF-510 Super Skinny Slider
• The LG Venus Goes European
• LG's Flagship KF700 Gets Very Touchy
• Nokia's 6210 Navigator: Good for Walkers and Drivers
• Nokia's Value-Priced, Versatile N78
• Nokia's N96: The Feature List Goes On and On
• Samsung's SGH-400: Speakers at One End, Keypad at the Other
• Samsung's G810: A HSDPA-GPS-Wi-Fi Camera Phone
• Samsung Adds Soul to Its Lineup
• Walkman 980A--A Clamshell You Don't Have to Flip Open
• Sony Ericsson's Two Cyber-shot Phones Step Up
• The G700--Another Touching Experience from Sony Ericsson
• Xperia X1 Slides Open to Reveal a Landscape-Mode Keyboard
• Sony Ericsson's Xperia X1 Takes the Windows Mobile Plunge
• Slide Show: New Cell Phones Dance Across the World Stage
• Sprint's Limited WiMAX Launch Imminent
• Inside Net Neutrality: Is Your ISP Filtering Content?
• News Corp. Said to Be in Talks for a Yahoo Stake
• Nintendo President: Quitting Bad Habits Led to Wii Fit
• Mozilla Delivers Firefox 3 Beta 3
• Storm Worm Reappears as Malicious Valentine
• Lockheed Wins FBI Job to Make Biometric Security
• Top 10 Mobile Trends in Barcelona
• Sharp, Renesas, Powerchip Team on LCD Chip
• Danish ISP Will Fight Order to Block Pirate Bay
• Budget PCs and Mobile Devices Due from Acer
• Service Outage Gives BlackBerry a Black Eye
• Telecom Providers Retain Protection in Legislation
• Chinese LCD Manufacturing Plant Damaged in Fire
• T-Mobile Dumps Google in Europe for Yahoo
• News Coverage: iPhone Launch
• Online Dating Horror Stories
• Five Things to Know About U.S. Border Laptop Searches
• Symbian Shrugs Off iPhone and Android
• Apple TV 'Take Two' Update Now Available
• Vista SP1 Prerequisites Rolled up in Patch Tuesday Update
• E for All 2008 Games Show Resets Date
• RIM Probing Cause of BlackBerry Outage
• Microsoft Releases Massive Set of Security Updates
• Vodafone CEO Calls for Mobile OS Consolidation
• 3G iPhone Coming Soon, Analysts Say
• Acer Sees Strong Growth in 2008
• UK File Sharers Could Lose Web Access
• AOL to Launch Mobile Development Platform
• Asustek to Launch U2E Laptop
• BenQ Plans Ultramobile PC
• LG.Philips LCD Plans Name Change
• No Messages Lost in BlackBerry Outage
• Google Share of U.S. Ads Down
• Adobe Improves Flash for Cell Phones
• Patched Firefox Still Vulnerable
• Google's Android Mobile Platform Debuts
• Netflix Drops HD DVD
• Microsoft Backpedals, Moves Up Vista SP1 Release Dates
• Patches Keep Coming as Apple Fixes OS X Security Bugs
• Will Xperia X1 Oust iPhone In Mobile Supremacy Battle?
• Microsoft Updates Office Live Small Business
• More Options With Tomorrow's Cell Phones
• Starbucks Dumps T-Mobile in Favor of AT&T
• Microsoft Hints at Yahoo Hostile Takeover
• Fix for Weeks-old Excel Flaw Likely on PatchTuesday
• New Sony Digital SLRs Feature Two Image Sensors
• Bluetooth to Work With Wi-Fi
• Nokia Struggles With Touch
• Microsoft Announces Two Wireless Desktop Mice
• Android Comes to Life in Barcelona
• Intel Develops Processor Similar to MacBook Air Chip
• What's Behind Yahoo's Rejection of Microsoft Bid?
• 'Office 14' to Be More Web-Friendly, Gates Says
• Microsoft Steps Up Mobile Consumer Push
• Yahoo Rejects Microsoft, Says Offer Undervalues Company
• Attacks on Adobe Intensify
• Carriers Team to Fight Child Porn on Cell Phones
• Motorola, Nortel May Join Forces
• Red Hat, Ubuntu Win Linux Popularity Poll
• Samsung Develops Multimedia Chip for Smartphones
• New Software Secures Text Messages
• BULLETIN: Yahoo Rejects Microsoft Bid
• Zeemote Offers Wireless Remote for Mobile Gamers
• Top Mobile Broadband Notebooks Named
• LiMo Gains Steam as Mobile Linux of Choice
• New Tools Support Mobile Web 2.0 Apps
• First Google Android Phone to Debut This Week?
• Only in Japan: The Best Technologies You Can't Buy
• Microsoft Looking for Ways to Converge Windows Mobile, Zune
• Sony Ericsson Unveils First Windows Mobile Handset
• Sony Ericsson Readies Windows Mobile Phone
• Three Minutes with Facebook's Privacy Chief
• Memory Breakthrough Doubles Chip's Density
• Encryption Brings New Risks, Experts Say
• Three Minutes with Red Hat's Chief
• 'Undercover' Security Tool Could Replace Passwords
• NEC Supports Vista 'Downgrade' to Win XP
• Made in Japan: Future Tech Today
• Custom Communities Thrive--But Which Will Survive?
• Tech Groups Push Patent Reform
• Nokia Invites Some Customers to Test N-Gage Games
• Freescale CEO Resigns
• Intel Hit with Patent Suit
• Bank Sells Support Site to Indian Outsourcing Service
• Microsoft Buys 3D Developer
• Dell Shifts its AMD Systems to Retail Sales
• Hacked Antivirus Site Delivers a Virus
• Weekend Protest to Support Jailed Saudi Blogger
• Rockstar Launches Grand Theft Auto IV Web Site
• Microsoft's Bid for Yahoo Loses Value Since Offer
• Auditor's Report Inconclusive on Florida Undervote Mishap
• Video: Exploring iTunes Movie Rentals
• Microsoft: Xbox 360 Game Lineup 'Stacked' This Year
• Keep Windows XP Until 2009, Analysts Tell Microsoft
• Civil Liberties Groups Sue Over Electronics Searches
• Study: iPhone Dominant as Motorola Falls
• iPod users get PDA features
• Anti-iTunes Alliance Attracts DOJ Inquiry
• New Apple Patents Show Range of Technologies
• Lawsuit Slams iTunes Allowance Feature
• Mozilla Patches Three Critical Firefox Flaws
• Alcatel-Lucent Suffers Q4 Loss
• Facebook Kicks Off International Push en Espa?ol
• Samsung Shows Latest Ultra-Edition Handset
• Three Minutes With Technorati's CEO
• Last Call: Analog Cell Phone Service Disappearing
• Microsoft to End Digital Downloads for Vista Upgrades
• Accounting Rules Behind iPod Touch Update Charge
• Yahoo Said to Beef Up Talks With Google
• Microsoft Readying Slew of Critical Updates
• Dell's DisplayPort Folly
• Yahoo Cancels Limits on Small Biz Hosted Storage
• Autonomy Adds Virtualization to E-Discovery
• Tech CEOs Push for Green Computing
• Duke Nukem Forever Confirmed for 2008
• Technology Gets Chic
• ZebraHosts Announces Mac Hosting
• Apple's iPod Dominates Amazon
• Cell Phones to Get Widgets
• Major Vendors Join OpenID Board
• Steven Spielberg Presents Boom Blox for Wii
• Salesforce Confirms Safari Support
• Global Reach Helps Cisco Post Strong Earnings
• India Targets $15 Billion From Infrastructure Management
• Facebook Links Up With Vodafone on Mobile Platform
• Middle East Cables Will Be Repaired Soon
• Widgets for Your Cell Phone
• Sony's 14-Megapixel Digital SLR
• Performance Results Mixed with Vista Service Pack 1
• Zimbra Users Spooked by Microsoft's Yahoo Bid
• Apple Fixes Critical QuickTime Bug
• Woman Charged After Posting Craigslist Ad for a Killer
• Yahoo Still Mulling Its Options, Its CEO Says
• New Vista SP1 Code Leaks to Web
• Four Services Inspired by Firefox and How They Were Built
• FCC Evaluates U.S. Wireless Competition
• Time Warner to Split AOL Internet Business
• Danish ISP May Fight Order to Fence in the Pirate Bay
• NEC Urges Femtocell Standard
• Sony Shows Handheld Bravia Digital TV
• Adobe Quietly Patches Reader
• Fujitsu Enters Global WiMax Business
• Dell Amends Enterprise Support Plan
• How to Deal with Oracle Licenses
• Xerox Busts Toner Scam
• Funambol Unveils Ad-Supported Mobile E-Mail
• Microsoft Offers Small Business Software Subscriptions
• Yahoo's Zimbra Upgrades Groupware Suite
• Attackers Zero in on Yahoo Jukebox ActiveX Flaw
• Skype Plugs Critical Cross-Zone Scripting Hole
• Microsoft's Ballmer: More Investments Coming
• Fight Erupts Over RIAA Efforts to Nab Music Pirates
• Mac Hack Contest May Include Linux and Vista
• AT&T Hikes Broadband Rates
• Security Pros: Kill ActiveX
• Hands On With Verizon's New HTC Smart Phone
• Why Users Hate Vista
• Surprised? Men Like Video Games More Than Women
• Myst Online: Uru Live to Close
• Yellow Dog Linux 6 Unleashed
• Adobe to Discontinue Stock Photo Service
• FCC Approves Sale of Nationwide Spectrum to AT&T
• First LTE Base Station Runs WiMax Too
• Weight-Loss, Anti-Aging Spammer Shut Down
• Dell Suit Reveals Lucrative Domain-Name Trade
• Chess, Backgammon, Naval Battle Games for iPod
• Acronis Secures Databases With New Tool
• Xbox Media Center for OS X Debuts
• Apple Is Third Largest Smart Phone Company
• HP Printer Cartridges Go Green
• MIT, TI Debut Energy-Efficient Microchip
• Nvidia Acquiring Ageia
• EA Promises More Original Games
• MySpace to Launch Developer Site
• eBay Sellers Split on Changes
• Microsoft-Yahoo Deal: What About Developers?
• Apple Hires Wal-Mart Exec
• Google Releases Code to Help Make Social Data Portable
• Intel Puts 2 Billion Transistors Onto New Itanium Chip
• PC World's 25th Anniversary
• Dell Ships First fruit of EqualLogic Buy
• Microsoft's Yahoo Bid is Really About Biz Apps
• Update Improves Encryption Tool for Al-Qaeda Backers
• Intel's Silverthorne a 'Building Block' for the Future
• Yahoo: A Retrospective of Microsoft's Acquisition Target
• Startup Battles Botnets
• Ballmer Refutes Google's Talk of Antitrust
• Neglected IT Tasks May Have Led to Bank Meltdown
• Antivirus Developers Team to Set Test Standards
• Intel Unveils Silverthorne
• LiMo's Linux Phone Platform Nears Launch
• Intel to Tell Specs of Itanium Upgrade
• Microsoft is Bluffing on Patent Defense, Torvalds Says
• How the Presidential Candidates Stand on Technology
• Google, Microsoft Banter Over Yahoo Bid
• Mainframe Group Gains Momentum
• Analysts Advise CIOs on Weathering Recession
• Sony Unveils S-Frame Digital Photo Displays
• Users' Bad Habits Invite Malware, Forum Says
• New Mac Gaming Site Serves Disabled Users
• Portable Hard Drive Requires Password
• JVC Unveils HD Camcorders
• Would Merger Demote Yahoo to a Microsoft Front End?
• Surfing with Celebrities: Brady Bunch Actor Goes Online
• Sprint Sticks with iDEN, Push-to-Talk Customers
• New 8x DVD-R Fits MacBooks
• Zoom In on PMA's Coolest Cams
• San Francisco Subway Tests Wi-Fi
• Kingston SD Card Hits 16GB
• Open Access Advocates Draw Fire During FCC Auction
• Three Plead Guilty in Nigerian Spam Scheme
• 25 Moments From Our First 25 Years
• Facebook, MySpace Hit by Zero-Day Flaw
• Warner Dumps HD DVD
• Rock On! iPods Won't Hurt Your Heart
• If Microsoft Buys Yahoo: What We'd Love--and Hate
• Microsoft and Yahoo: Will Your Favorite Service Disappear?
• Feds Racing to Lock Down Windows XP, Vista PCs
• Microsoft Could Stumble in Quest for Ad Speed
• MacBook Air Has Issues, Says Apple
• Analysis: Yahoo Bid Backfire If Microsoft Can't Change?
• Privacy Groups Oppose Microsoft-Yahoo Deal
• Microsoft Offers to Buy Yahoo for $44.6 Billion
• Hackers Can Expose Masked Surfers, Study Says
• Internet Cable Repairs Scheduled
• Yahoo Board Chairman Quits
• Flash Price Drop Spurs Innovation
• Motorola May Spin Off Mobile Phone Division
• Western Digital Shows Green Drives
• Micron, Intel Speed Up Flash Memory
• The Letter: Microsoft's Yahoo Offer and Deal Details
• Analysis: Microsoft's Bid for Yahoo