July 2003

• Concerns Mount Over Possible Net Attack
• Secure IE Offers Paranoia-Free Surfing
• Bill Calls for Reports on Data Searches
• Sneak a Peek at Microsoft's Next Smartphone
• Gateway Unveils Low-Price PCs
• More Surfers Browse With Safari
• Trouble Ahead for Wi-Fi Hot Spots?
• Slim, Trim MP3 Player Unveiled
• Dell Delays Patch for Axim PDAs
• ID Theft Continues to Increase
• Feds Promise to Answer Your E-Mail
• Sprint PCS Phones Take AIM
• Microsoft Fixing Another Faulty Patch
• The Secret Cost of Notebooks
• Iomega Readies Truly Tiny Storage
• AOL Subscriber Program Under Fire
• Microsoft Finds New Uses for Usenet
• SCO Targets Linux Users
• Online Music Forecast Falls Flat
• Canon Previews New Digital Camcorders
• Is AMD Brewing New Opterons?
• Swappers Get 'Heads Up' on Subpoenas
• Dell's Ultraportables Get Even Lighter
• Peer-to-Peer Poses Security Problems
• Exploit Code Posted for Windows Hole
• Acer, EMachines Show Bargain Notebooks
• Dell Resumes Axim Shipments
• Good Gadgets
• School PC Buying Guide
• Back-to-School Shopping Quiz
• Mailblocks Update Offers Easier Spam Blocking
• Sex.com Owner Wins Right to Sue VeriSign
• Microsoft Takes Sides on Search
• Napster 2.0 Ready for Holiday Relaunch
• Microsoft Mulls ITunes-Like Service
• PhotoWorks Unveils New Services
• Preclick Revamps its Photo Album
• Microsoft Customers Can Cash In
• Cyber-Peeping Ban Progresses
• Are You Ready for a 64-Bit PC?
• Ballmer Bashes Linux
• Microsoft Renames PlaceWare
• Share a Song, Go to Jail?
• Debate Over Zip Format Heats Up
• Next Windows Will be Different
• Blogging Around the Clock for Charity
• Online Safety Site Revamped
• Are Military Computers Safe?
• Microsoft Licensing Policies Will Shift
• New Office, Server Will Accompany Longhorn
• Messaging Add-Ons Become Big Business
• Treo 600 Moves Closer to Launch
• Microsoft Warns of Critical Windows Flaw
• PC Updates 19th Century Stenography
• AOL Prepares Version 9 Update
• Homeland Security Begins With Your PC
• Antispam Registry Gathers Steam
• Linux Users Not Worried About SCO Threats
• Wells Fargo Customers Hit With E-Mail Scam
• Microsoft Offers Improved Legal Protection
• Handheld Sales Hit a Slump
• Samsung, Nokia Team on Cell Phone Apps
• RSS--Get the News and Information You Choose
• Palm Updates Tungsten T
• Michael Jackson Defends Digital Music
• BuyMusic.com Offers Tunes for Windows
• Field Guide Reveals Spammers' Tricks
• Changes in Broadband Laws Stall
• Beating E-Scammers at Their Own Game
• Nikon Unveils High-End Digital Camera
• AOL Aims to Arm Teens With Cash
• Wi-Fi Revenue Predicted to Fall
• Software Sales Continue to Slide
• Microsoft Updates Small Business Manager
• Microsoft Updates Money
• Feds Settle With Young ID Thief
• Sprint Plots Network of Wi-Fi Hot Spots
• Cable Heavyweights Will Test Microsoft TV
• Wozniak Crafts High-Tech Lost and Found
• FBI Warns of Spike in Identity Thefts
• Samsung Shows Feature-Packed PDA
• Coming Soon: Flashier Handheld Devices?
• Yahoo Builds Sites for Small Biz
• New Privacy Laws Less Likely
• New Antipiracy Laws Proposed
• Businesses Clamp Down on Peer-to-Peer
• Senate Kills Data Mining Program
• Palmsource Reaches for Mobility
• Bertelsmann Seeks to Block Napster Suits
• Tech Tool Aims to Translate Cat Talk
• Worldwide PC Shipments Jump
• Biggest Broadband Booster: Michigan
• Harman Trumpets New Speakers
• Small Businesses Like Linux Prices
• Massachusetts Hammers Microsoft
• Dell Halts Axim Shipments
• U.S., Europe Team to Tackle Spam
• PC Sales Start to Climb
• Sony Shows Off Redesigned Clie
• Is the End Near for Netscape?
• Nikon Ships New Coolpix Models
• Gateway Launches Flat-Screen TVs
• Nonprofit Mozilla Foundation Forms
• Internet Tax Ban Reconsidered
• Three New Windows Flaws Reported
• New Worm Poses as Microsoft Patch
• Apple Shows Speedy G5 Desktop
• Microsoft Settlement Moves Forward
• Moore Sees End to Famous Law
• Microsoft Offers Mac Office Discounts
• MSN Messenger 6.0 Launched
• Macromedia Updates Contribute
• The Write Stuff?
• Sizing Up Cheap ISPs
• Securing Cyberspace: A Shared Duty
• Sony Updates VAIO Desktop
• Adobe Pairs PDF, XML
• New Magicolor Prints Large Formats
• Tech Market: Ready to Rebound?
• Cell Phones Set to Take Flight
• EU Takes Aim at Spam
• Linux Turns 2.6
• Wine Country Goes High Tech
• AMD, Fujitsu Team on Flash Memory
• Yahoo Buys Overture
• Tell Us What Bugs You About PCs and Software
• LaCie Unveils Dual-Format DVD Drive
• Walmart.com Offers a New Linux PC
• Commodore 64 Makes a Comeback
• Hot Spots: A Competitive Edge?
• GoodLink 2.0 Upgrades PDA E-Mail
• Macworld Expo Rumors Swirl
• Rambus Unveils XDR DRAM
• Newest Lindows Runs from a CD
• Trojan Hijacks PCs to Peddle Porn
• Liberty Alliance Gives Network Guidelines
• MCI Teams Up to Grow Hot Spots
• Clarke Heads Cybersecurity Firm
• Cybersecurity Laws Expected
• Spam Foes Push for Legal Action
• IBM, Adobe Tighten Acrobat Security
• Sony Recalls, Repairs Some VAIOs
• Intel Develops Wireless Network Chips
• Hasta La Vista Puretunes?
• MSN Serves Up EBay Links
• Apricorn Ships Portable Combo Drive
• Fuji Unveils Mini-Digicam
• California Spam Wars Heat Up
• Lottery Site Spoofed
• Microsoft Patches 'Critical' Windows Hole
• First 802.11g Products Certified
• PayPal Users Warned of Spoof Site
• Report: Cybercrime Costs Tech Firms
• Feds Far From Securing Cyberspace
• AOL Joins Anti-Telemarketing Fight
• Games Get Geeks a Life, Study Says
• Antispam Legislation Hits Rocky Road
• Domain Renewal Scams Jump
• Microsoft Code-Sharing: Mixed Blessing
• Massachusetts Looks Into MS Activities
• Via's New Processor Goes Mobile
• GlobalStreams Unveils Web-Based Video Phone
• Generic PCs Get a Boost
• Sony Ships Business LCDs
• HP Goes Back to School Early
• Hacker Challenge Fizzles
• Adobe Cuts Mac Support
• DOJ Questions MS Antitrust Compliance
• IBM May Drop Windows-Based Storage
• Dell Drops Prison-Labor Recycling Deal
• Tech Talk Intimidates
• Reading Palm's Future
• Summer Gadgets Arrive in Japan
• Dean's Online Campaign Dubbed Noteworthy
• Who's Watching You Surf?
• Comdex Revives for Another Show
• Hackers' Contest Site Vanishes
• Alltek Shifts TV Tuner to Monitor
• Scandinavian Airlines Makes a Connexion
• ATI Hops On the 800-MHz Bus
• Notebooks, LCDs Get Sales Edge
• Consumer Electronics Firms Push Linux
• HP Unveils Linux PC
• Spammer Faces Jail for Work-at-Home Scheme
• Hackers Rev Up for Weekend Attack
• Corbis Sues Amazon Over Pirated Images
• Consumer Alert: Copy Controls Crackdown
• Buying DVD Burners Gets Easier
• Pocket PC Update: So-So
• FireWire 800: Fast Not Furious
• Flash Memory Packaging Shrinks
• Better 802.11 Security
• Study Puts a Price on Spam
• News In Brief
• Bogus Ink Stink
• Microsoft Cuts Off Windows NT Workstation
• Ex-Intel Worker Wins Right to E-Mail
• Pentagon Pushes Next Version of IP
• Toshiba Grows Notebook Displays
• Microsoft Patches Passport
• RIAA Gets Madster
• Europe's Net Sales Tax Takes Effect
• Bugbear, Sobig Top Viruses So Far in 2003
• Hot Spots Are Popping Up
• The Many Faces of Microsoft Office
• Brace for Onslaught of Privacy Laws