July 2005

• HP to Drop iPod
• First Look: Wacom's 21-Inch Touch Screen
• Net-Crashing Vulnerability Described
• Canon Launches First DVD Camcorders
• Windows Vista Release Pushed Back?
• Tablet PCs: Poised for Growth?
• Researcher Agrees to Silence on Cisco Flaws
• Microsoft Still Targets Linux Users
• Emergency Alerts: Coming to Your Cell Phone?
• Intel's Server Chips Take a Number
• Fujifilm Readies 9-Megapixel Cameras
• Microsoft Warms Up to Linux
• Sony Launches PSP Video Portal
• Making Movies: Reader Questions Answered
• Encryption Guru Returns With VoIP Software
• Windows Vista Beta Program Begins
• AMD Hits Server Market Milestone
• AOL Tests Mobile Search
• Inside the Next Office
• Office Add-Ins
• Lawmakers Take a Look at Grand Theft Auto
• Internet Phones Call on Wi-Fi
• Digital Gear: The Blank Keyboard, Wi-Fi Stretchers, and More
• Office Tips for the Rest of Us
• Microsoft Appears Ready to Release Vista Beta
• Linksys Simplifies Wireless Security
• Microsoft Requires Windows Piracy Checks
• Fujitsu Readies Tablet PC
• Motorola Unveils Slim Windows Smart Phone
• Give Up Privacy to Skip Airport Security Lines?
• Use Web Travel Sites? Your Data May Go Places Also
• Microsoft Could Face Trademark Challenge Over 'Vista' Name
• Oracle Patches Its Security Patches
• Microsoft Previews Xbox 360 Games
• Flexible Chips Will Let Phones Do It All
• Tokyo Edge: Who Controls Your Digital Music?
• The World on Your Desktop
• New Version of Firefox Coming in Late Summer
• Longhorn Is Now Windows Vista
• Are Digital Music Fans Going Legit?
• Streaming Video In the Sky
• Hacker Mitnick Advises on Security
• Apple's Tiger Drives a Car
• Greasemonkey Opens Hole in Firefox
• PS3 Developers Get Prototypes
• LCD Specs: Not So Swift
• New Steps to Reduce Identity Theft
• Microsoft Releases BizTalk Server 2006 Beta
• Grand Theft Auto Stalls
• HP May Cut Products Along With Jobs
• Sony's PSP Goes Online
• Panasonic Shows Lumix Cameras
• EBay Boosts Fraud Protection
• Web Site Help: Is Anybody Out There?
• Congress Braces for TV Over IP Fight
• Is the Future of Music Mobile?
• Seagate Turns to Perpendicular Recording
• IEEE Starts Weaving Mesh Network Standard
• New Worm Poses as ITunes File
• FTC Cracks Down on Sex Spam
• PDA Pundit: News, Notes, and Mail
• Call for Homeland Security Cybersecurity Improvements
• HP Plans to Cut 14,500 Jobs
• IPod Lures Windows Users to Macs
• Sony, Konica Minolta Team Up On Digital SLRs
• Blinkx Gives Users Their RSS TV
• NEC Technology Bridges WLAN, 3G Networks
• Attackers Tuck Viruses Into Fake E-Mail Greeting Cards
• IDC, Gartner Report Jump in Global PC Sales
• Gates Worries About Decline in U.S. Computer Scientists
• Small Businesses Get Exchange Server Alternatives
• Cost of Computer Attacks Down
• Konica Cameras Stop the Shakes
• Cornice Announces 4GB Storage Element Drive
• Spam Slayer: Bringing Spammers to Their Knees
• Digital World Insider: Radio Head
• IBM Sends Blogging to Work
• HP to Lay Off Thousands, Reports Say
• IBM Posts Funeral Notice for OS/2
• Amazon Turns Ten
• Firefox Continues to Spread
• Lawmakers Debate In-Flight Cell Phone Use
• Public Broadband Hits Speed Bumps
• Burning Questions: The Next-Generation Disc
• Yahoo Tailors Graphical Ads to Users' Search Queries
• Dell Closes Longtime Customer Message Boards
• Are You a Good Eater or a Bad Eater?
• Fujitsu Shows Flexible LCD
• Trend Micro Bug Proves Costly
• Sharp LCD Has Double Vision
• PalmOne Officially Becomes Palm
• Busy Week for Apple Software
• U.S. Cybersecurity Czar Post Created
• Mobile Phone Fuel Cells Coming in 2007
• Free Your Media
• Out With the Old, In With the New
• What's Your Home Entertainment IQ?
• Skype Goes Wireless
• E-Mail Users Losing Money to Online Scams
• Tech Giants Team to Fight Spyware
• Internet Telephone Quality Still Lags, Survey Says
• Feds Seek Wiretap Access for Mobile Calls on Planes
• Patch Tuesday: Both Microsoft and Mozilla Issue Fixes
• Intel's European Offices Raided
• Fujitsu Siemens Launches AMD PCs
• Boingo, Skype Team on Mobile Service
• Hackers Grow Armies of Zombie PCs
• Microsoft Unveils All-in-One Keyboard
• New Beta of AIM 'Triton' Now Available
• Microsoft's BizTalk Server 2006 Beta on Deck
• New Internet Domain for Mobile Technology Coming Soon
• Microsoft Pushes Office Upgrades
• Lenovo to Resell ClearCube Blade PCs
• HP Prints Out High-Speed Inkjets
• IMesh Looks to Go Legal
• First Stop for Dell's Dual-core Server: Small Businesses
• IBM Extends PowerPC with Dual-Core, Low-Power Chips
• Lack of Standards Spark Inkjet Photo Fade Debate
• Sasser Worm Creator Sentenced
• Microsoft Readies Disk-Based Recovery System
• Man Arrested for Accessing Wi-Fi Network
• PR Piñata: A 411 911
• Tip Jar: More Search Secrets
• Google, Going Forward
• Oodles of Google Tips
• Some Phones Prove Data-Friendly
• The Duo's Picks for Desktop Search
• In Search of Desktop Data
• Mac Skeptic: Macs With Intel Inside--What's Next?
• Don't Count on Using Your Cell Phone for Disaster Rescue
• Microsoft Gets Its Groove On With New Patent
• Sprint Launches EV-DO Mobile Service for Laptops
• Explosions Rock London's Transport System
• Rambus Promises Faster Memory
• Dell, Napster Team on Music for Students
• Tech.gov: File Sharing and the Supreme Court
• LG Chooses Palm Operating System for Future Smart Phone
• Google Readies Its Toolbar for Firefox
• Disney Plans U.S. Wireless Phone Service for Families
• AOL Enhances E-Mail Address Books
• Flaw Found in Adobe Acrobat
• Microsoft Offers Workaround for IE Flaw
• The Print Shop: Print Anything You Want
• Nokia to Offer Free Blackberry-style 'Push' E-mail
• Study: Threat Increases From IM-Based Attacks
• German Teen Confirms He Created the Sasser Worm
• New Trojan Knocks Out Symbian Phones
• Sun Opens Up to Windows
• Coming Soon: Music Player Bargains?
• Sharp Begins Giant LCD Plant Construction
• Three Minutes: Internet Pioneer Looks Ahead
• Advertiser Sues Google Over Click Fraud
• Philips Develops Platform for $20 Cell Phones
• IBM, Microsoft Make a Deal
• 'Timeshare Spammer' Pleads Guilty
• IE Bug Can Crash Browser
• Reports: Microsoft May Buy Adware Developer
• Pimp That Cell Phone
• Playing Gadget Fashion by Ear
• Get the Skinny on Sleek Cell Phones
• Bag-a-Palooza!
• The Duo Deliver the Sonos Verdict
• Scoping Out the Sonos
• Mac Mini Looks Great But Sounds So-So
• Good-Looking Gear: The Mac Mini