March 2006

• New Generation of IE Malware Now Circulating
• No Vista, but 'Vista Capable' Stickers Instead
• Software Company Argues Product Isn't a Trojan
• Intel Kicks Off Low-Cost PC Effort
• Sprint Nextel Details Plans for 3G Upgrade
• Toshiba Launches First HD-DVD Player in Japan
• Ads to Appear on Google Local Maps
• Making Movies: Set Your Movies to Music
• Arrests Made in Debit Card Fraud Case
• German Researchers Say 'Minority Report' Transparent Screens Possible
• Gateway Launches Skinny Business Laptops
• Banks Hit With New Spoofing Attacks
• Panasonic Plans Its First Blu-ray Disc Player
• Google, AOL Detail Partnership
• Is Apple Admitting an iPod Flaw?
• EU Warns Microsoft Over Vista Features
• After IE Attacks, Microsoft Eyes Security Betas
• New York Likely to Accept Microsoft Antitrust Deal
• Intel to Bundle Security Features With New Chip
• Microsoft Cuts Price of MSN Dial-Up
• Supreme Court Weighs eBay Patent Case
• Google Zaps Official Blog by Mistake
• Sony Stays Mum on New Walkman Reports
• Small Businesses Get Security Help
• Vista Delay Won't Affect PC Sales, IDC Says
• Security Vendor Patches Dangerous IE Bug
• Researcher: DRM Has Deep Flaws
• Microsoft Opens IE Bug Database
• Fujitsu Plans 200GB Laptop Hard Drive
• EBay Shuts Down Site Selling Account Info
• Lycos Enters Internet Phone Fray
• Plugged In: The High Cost of High Definition
• Vista Problems Might be Larger Than Microsoft Admits
• Exploit Targets Unpatched IE Flaw
• Microsoft Readies Internet Explorer Changes
• In Brief
• No Copying With First HD Video Players
• TV Your Way
• Should the Internet Play Favorites?
• Tokyo Edge: Spring Heralds Hi-Def Gadgets
• Largest U.S. Fine Ever Levied for Spam Violations
• Consumer Editions of Office to Follow Vista Into 2007
• Yahoo to Discontinue Yahoo Plus Premium Bundle
• PCs Will Be Ready for Vista, Despite Delay
• PayPal Goes Mobile
• Robot Competitions
• Built to Hack
• Robots Are in the House
• Digital Gear: Snap It and Get Fit
• IE Worries Continue With Additional Critical Bug
• Dell Snaps Up Alienware
• Windows Head Out After Vista Delay
• Kazaa, SpyAxe Called Badware
• Yahoo Messenger Comes Calling
• Will PlayStation 3 Outsell Xbox 360?
• Microsoft Plans IE Update After Bugs Found
• The Playlist: Ring Tones Are Music Too
• Windows Vista Delay: Good News for Apple?
• Are Extended Warranties Worth It?
• Windows Vista Release Pushed Back to January 2007
• Trojan Horse? Researchers Warn of Trojan Hearse
• Microsoft Readying PSP Challenger, Reports Say
• IRS, Security Company Warn of Tax Phishers
• First Alpha Release of Firefox 2.0 Is Imminent
• Google Launches Financial Web Site
• SRS Releases Document Detective 2.0
• Site Sues Over Exclusion From Google Index
• Burning Questions: No Copying From First High-Def Players
• Microsoft Admits Internet Explorer Mistakes
• Sprint Nextel Sues to Stop Sales of Phone Records
• Microsoft Cracks Down on Phishing
• Apple Update Fixes Safari Problem
• Put Your Antispyware Apps to the Test
• Microsoft Refreshes IE 7 Beta
• Is Microsoft Working on Another Secret Project?
• Judge: Google Must Hand Over Index Data
• Judge Validates Legality of Google's Caching Practice
• New Orleans' Wi-Fi Network Now a Lifeline
• HD-DVD, Blu-ray Disc Drives Coming Soon
• An Army of Cyborg Bugs?
• Women Gamers Move Up the Charts
• NCAA Basketball Could Bring Office Networks to Halt
• Microsoft Sues to Prevent Bootlegging on eBay
• Microsoft Goes Public With Its Hacker Conference
• Lenovo to Lay Off 1,000
• Hackers Get Intel Mac to Run Windows XP
• Feds Get Low Marks for Computer Security
• Sony Plans Camera, GPS for PSP
• Virus Encrypts Data, Demands Ransom
• Broadband Video: Standards Set for National Compatibility
• Adobe Fixes Critical Flash Vulnerabilities
• PlayStation 3 Officially Delayed Until November
• New Browsers Prove a Tough Sell
• RFID Tags Subject to Viruses, Study Says
• Motorola: Razr Problem Is History
• Microsoft Patches Up Office
• DOJ Lowers Number of Subpoenaed Google Search Records
• Judge Rules PlayStation Copyright Case Will Go On
• PCAnywhere 12 Gets Back to Basics
• Microsoft Thinks Small
• Faulty McAfee Update Wreaks Havoc
• CeBIT: No Mobile VoIP Without High-speed Uplink
• Security Hole Found in GPG Crypto Program
• CeBIT: A World of Uses for USB Drives
• CeBIT: High-Def Without the High Price?
• CeBIT: A New Look for Laptops
• CeBIT: T-Mobile Blends Cellular, Wi-Fi Service
• Got Wireless Security?
• PC Sales Expected to Slow in 2006
• Worldwide Wave of Debit Card Fraud
• IDF: Intel Upgrades Its Platforms Alongside New Chips
• CeBIT: IPTV to Reach Critical Mass This Year
• CeBIT: An Origami With a Via Processor
• Apple, Intel Show Interface for High-Def Displays
• CeBIT: Blu-ray Backer LG Prepares Competing HD-DVD Drive
• CeBIT: Mio's Smart Phones, PDAs Call on GPS
• CeBIT: Linux Vendor Targets Small Businesses
• CeBIT: NEC Burns HD-DVDs
• CeBIT: Seagate, Secude Show Encrypted Laptop
• CeBIT: MSI Shows Solar-Powered Laptop, MP3 Player
• Google Gets Into Word Processing
• CeBIT: RIM Adds Instant Messaging to BlackBerry Server
• CEBIT: AMD Plans New Laptop, Desktop Chips
• CEBIT: Origami Devices--Will Anyone Buy Them?
• Microsoft Patches Trip Up Windows Media Player
• CeBIT: Sony to Launch Blu-ray Vaio PCs in Midyear
• CeBIT: Fujitsu Shows Smaller, Faster Palm Vein Sensor
• CeBIT: Hands On With Samsung's Q1 Origami Handheld
• CeBIT: Samsung Shows 10-Megapixel Camera Phone
• CeBIT: Novell Launches Next-Generation Linux Desktop
• Intel, AMD Stumble Toward Your Living Room
• CeBIT: Shuttle Chases Mac Mini With Smaller PC
• CeBIT: Intel, Microsoft Share Origami Details
• Mobile Computing: More BlackBerry Alternatives
• Tech.gov: Your Phone Records in Peril
• Lamborghini, Intel Set to Race Ferrari, AMD
• CeBIT: Logitech Launches a Host of New Consumer Products
• CeBIT: T-Mobile First to Launch Branded Opera Mini
• CeBIT: Nokia Updates Mobile Blogging App
• CeBIT: LG Plasma TV Features Built-In DVR
• CeBIT: BenQ's New Phones Come Calling
• IDF: Intel Mobile WiMax Card Coming This Year
• CeBIT: Samsung Shows First Origami Device
• The Print Shop: The Latest in Professional Printers
• Play Doctor
• Scrub That Tray!
• Make That PC Like New
• Microsoft to Release Beta of Enhanced Search Engine
• MIT Researchers Extend Computer Life Without Batteries
• Shareholders Sue HP Directors Over Fiorina's Severance
• Intel Seeks Efficiency With Dual-core Design
• Toshiba Readies First HD-DVD Notebook
• Blinkx Revamps Search Application
• Symantec Adjusts Browser Bug Count
• Researcher Hacks Microsoft Fingerprint Reader
• AOpen to Introduce New Dual-Core MiniPC
• AMD Boosts Opteron Speed
• Samsung Phone Features 8GB Hard Drive
• HP Launches New Dual-Core Notebooks
• CeBIT: Attendees Will See Tiny PCs, Big LCDs
• Shutdown Avoided as BlackBerry Suit Is Settled
• Feds to Probe for Digital Music Price Fixing
• Dell Boosts Memory in XPS Desktop Line
• CeBIT: Microsoft Offers a Few More 'Origami' Details
• Inaccurate Report Sparks Fears China May Split Net
• I Want My IPTV--I Think
• Teenager Claims to Find Flaw in Gmail
• Google Moving Search Records Out of China
• SiteAdvisor Plug-In Warns Surfers of Dodgy Sites
• Did China Create Its Own Domain Names?
• Analyst: Intel's Quad-Core Chip May Fall Short
• Mystery Surrounds PC-to-PDA Virus
• Lenovo Looks to Corel for New PCs
• Google News Goes Mobile