March 2002

• Unsafe at Any Bandwidth?
• Yahoo Resets Member Spam Preferences
• Should Wireless Java Be More Secure?
• Building the Linux of the Robot World
• Intel Set to Unveil 2.4-GHz Pentium Next Week
• Microsoft Patches Critical IE Flaws
• Showing Off the Future of Artificial Intelligence
• Palm Asks Court to Level PDA Playing Field
• Connect Fast With 3G Nets
• NVidia GeForce4: Power to Spare
• The Palm Becomes a Palette
• New Windows NT/2000 Security Flaw
• Novell Supports States' Proposed Remedies
• Court Gives Kazaa a Win on Piracy
• Hewlett Heir Files Suit Over Voting Tactics
• ASPs Customers Get Good Returns
• AltaVista Search Gets Down to Business
• Instant Messaging Misses the Mark at Work
• Palm Makes Plans for Its Next OS
• Can the Feds Can Spam?
• Hand-Size Handycam
• Mighty Mini Media
• New Clies Boast Swivel Screen, Thumbpad
• What Price Wireless Apps?
• Java Phones: Hot or Hyped?
• HP, Compaq to Offer a Peek at Post-Merger Life
• Taxpayers Slow to Embrace Online Filing
• Sony Shows Off High-Tech Healing Ball
• Internet Explorer 6.0 Leaves Netscape Behind
• Humanoid Robots Strut Their Stuff
• Consumer Groups Challenge FCC Cable Ruling
• Dell Strikes a Deal to Keep PC Prices Down
• PCs That Can See?
• Digital Cameras Invade Connected Homes
• Get Ready for HP/Compaq
• Can Java Compete With Microsoft's .Net?
• Microsoft Excel Learns to Work Together
• Talk on Your Cell Phone Without Saying a Word
• Gateway Criticizes Microsoft Deal in Court
• 2.4-GHz Pentium 4 Makes a Surprise Appearance
• Court Orders Napster to Stay Shut
• White House Calls for Web Site Reviews
• Red Hat Exec: Office Should Port to Linux
• McAfee Fortifies Its Firewall Protection
• Users Uneasy About HP-Compaq Merger
• Start-Up Claims Video Compression Breakthrough
• Sharp's Zaurus PDA Makes Its U.S. Debut
• McAfee Cool to Network Associates Bid
• Copy Controls Legislation Enters Fray
• File-Deleting Bill Clinton Virus Reported
• Sony Offers Peek at Future PlayStation
• Plextor Ships Fast, Writable Combo Drive
• ACLU Takes Aim at Library Filtering Law
• Online Shopping Set to Go Mobile
• Instant Messaging Wows Wireless Developers
• New Phones, Software Steal the Show
• Outlook Users Warned to Look Out
• PayPal Draws Ire of Stranded Customers
• Dell Upgrades Lowest-Priced Desktops
• Adobe Unveils Versatile Acrobat Update
• Vendors Claim Harm by Microsoft
• Yahoo Puts Fees on Some Mail Services
• Non-Settling States Handed a Setback in Court
• Microsoft Warns of Windows Vulnerability--Again
• Nextel, AOL Team on Wireless Web
• Wireless Geek Goes Chic
• Apple Announces iMac Price Hike
• 'Wrong Page, Sucka!'
• Intruders Target Instant Messaging
• Protesting the E-Filing Penalty
• Compaq Shareholders Okay Merger
• Lindows.com Wins First Round
• Compaq Vote Expected to Excite Little Ire
• Canon Upgrades Digital Photo Options
• EBay Privacy Policy Draws Fire--Again
• StarOffice Suite Switches From Free to Fee
• Sony Scores Smash Hit With New Vaio W
• HP-Compaq Merger: All Over But the Counting
• HP Claims Merger Victory, Opponents Downplay Early Returns
• Microsoft Comes Out Swinging at Remedy Hearing
• Users See Benefits, Risks in Sun Lawsuit
• Broadband Is in the Eye of the Beholder
• Sony Shows Off Humanoid Robot
• Palm Boosts Bluetooth Options
• Handspring Looks Ahead to 3G Networks
• RealNetworks Plays on Pocket PCs
• Will Anybody Listen to Napster's New Tune?
• Dell Launches Pair of Low-Cost Laptops
• PowerDesk Powers Up With Release 5
• AOL Tests Open-Source Software
• Olympus Announces Two Budget Digicams
• Network Associates to Buy McAfee.com
• Linux Security Flaw May Be More Widespread
• HP-Compaq Merger Vote Draws Closer
• Microsoft, States Meet for Remedy Hearing
• Microsoft Smart Phones Coming Soon
• Expo Highlights Ways to a Wireless Life
• Copy Controls: Fair Use or Foul Play?
• NVidia Taps DDR333 for Next NForce Chip Sets
• USB Tokens Offer Pocket-Sized Security
• Samsung Covers Bets, Announces Symbian Phone
• Alliance Showcases DVD+RW Wares
• New Devices Bypass the PC
• ASPs Suffering From Sub-Par Security
• Microsoft Smart Phones Come Calling
• Keeping an Eye on Microsoft's Mira
• Battle Intensifies Over Right to Copy
• Spotlight on Webcams
• ICANN May End At-Large Board Membership
• E-Mail Worm Goes Multilingual
• Logitech Shows Cloth Keyboard for PDAs
• Morpheus to Add Paid Music Site
• Check Point, Novell Work to Secure PDAs
• Fujitsu Formally Unveils Pocket Loox PDA
• Beat Hackers at Their Own Game
• Samsung Unveils Speedier Combo Drive
• PrintMe Networks Eases Mobile Printing
• SanDisk Expands Flash Storage Capabilities
• Sanyo's Blue Laser May Boost Optical Storage
• Compaq Revamps Presario's Style
• Palm Takes Browsing Into Its Own Hands
• Vendors Show Off Mobile Streaming Media
• Microsoft's Mira Finds a Friend
• PC Sales Bouncing Back
• Linux Startup Issues a Plea for Help
• Newest Athlon Hits 1.73 GHz
• AMD Looks Ahead to Speedier Chips
• HP Shows Edit-on-Disk DVD Drives
• How Much Government Snooping Is Okay?
• Intel Ships Xeon MP
• Samsung Boosts DDR to a 200-MHz Bus
• Intel Shrinks Chip, Hits Milestone
• PC-cillin Virus Protection Goes Mobile
• Sony Unveils New Vaio Notebooks
• StarOffice Creator Lights Up New Company
• Fujitsu Shows Off Its First PDA
• Creative Buys 3Dlabs, Challenges NVidia
• Free Software Sees Gnu Loose of Linux
• Fake Domain Name Sales Curtailed
• Linux Security Flaw Found
• Yahoo Promotes Premium Web Hosting
• FTC Cracks Down on Digital Detectives
• HP Readies Multifunction Devices
• Compaq Users Mixed on Merger
• Voicing Opinions on RIM's Latest PDA
• Will Linux Find a Home in Handhelds?
• Sony Unfolds Two New Clie Handhelds
• Mobile Phone Sales Sag for the First Time
• ZoneAlarm Evolves Into Full Security Tool
• Best Buy Offers Alienware's Flashy New PCs
• Guide to Do-It-Yourself Tax Sites
• Sun Revives Java Suit Against Microsoft
• Microsoft Antitrust Case Delayed
• Porn Sites Hijack Expired Domain Names
• Surfing Kids May Master Their Own Domain
• Watch Out: Viruses Will Only Worsen
• PGP Encryption Will Survive, Inventor Says
• Boosting the Power of Non-PC Devices
• Demand for Small LCDs Still Weak
• Yahoo Finds the Way With Its Own Maps
• Hispanic Surfers an Untapped Bounty
• Microsoft, Holdout States Square Off
• Sharp Puts Camera in PDA
• Florida Man Charged in Identity Theft
• Chip Sales Continue to Slump
• Sony Unveils Updated Clie Handheld
• Worm Threat Appears to be Contained
• FTC OKs HP-Compaq Deal
• Covad Extends T1 Service to Small Businesses
• Mobile Outlook May Invite Viruses
• Microsoft, DOJ Prepare to Settle
• Road-Testing Verizon's Wireless Data Net
• Giant CeBIT Show Goes Mobile
• Driving the Future of Hard Disks
• Sony Ericsson Unveils Multimedia Phones
• Handspring Revives Popular PDA
• IBM Unveils P4-Powered ThinkPads
• File-Swapping Sites Go to Court
• Antitrust Case May Be Nearing the End
• Microsoft, Sun Fix Java Hole
• Beware: Worm Set to Strike Wednesday
• Is the Dot-Com Downfall Over?
• Tiny Computers' Collapse Strands Customers
• Microsoft Execs Defend Policies
• Casio Adds Life to Mobile Devices
• Hardware Glitch Knocks Yahoo Groups Offline
• Microsoft Patches Java Hole
• Surfers Get Serious
• Compaq, Dell Ship Mobile P4 Systems
• Microsoft, States Reveal Antitrust Witnesses
• Gnutella Props Up Morpheus After Attacks
• Two Low-Risk Worms Reported
• RealOne Player Finds a Place on the Desktop
• Macromedia Gives Flash a Major Overhaul
• Fujitsu Puts Security at Your Fingertips
• Toshiba Brings Pentium 4 to Notebooks
• RIM Lets Blackberry Users Do the Talking
• Palm Unveils Color, Wireless Models
• Take Pentium 4 Power on Your Next Trip
• PC Surveillance Tool Helps Win Conviction
• Online Casinos Hit Ad Jackpot
• Questions Dog ZeoSync's Compression Claim
• MSN Launches New Switch Pitch
• Intel Vague on Future of Rambus
• PHP Security Flaws Widespread on the Web