May 2004

• Virtual Museum Enhances Exhibits
• Would Somebody Answer that Thing?
• More Scam Artists Go Phishing
• Chinese Build Free Net Encyclopedia
• The Game Room: E3 2004 Quick Takes, Part 1
• Shoppers Flock to the Web
• Combo Wi-Fi, Cell Phone Coming Soon
• Tech Conference Mixes Work, Games
• Sony Shows Portable Audio, Video Player
• India Leapfrogs to 4G Wireless
• China Struggles With Spam
• Viruses: From Russia, With Love?
• NEC Pleads Guilty to Cheating Schools
• International Police Snag Virus Suspects
• Symantec Nabs First 64-Bit Virus
• Buffalo Spammer Sentenced to Prison
• Court Allows Lindows to Keep Its Name
• BEA Rethinks the Mobile Browser
• Yahoo Unveils Spyware Blocker
• China Finds Freedom Behind Great Firewall
• Will Your Next Desktop PC Run Linux?
• FxFoto Fixes Photos--For Free
• Microsoft Previews Windows Server Update
• Gmail Hits the Auction Block
• NEC Readies Power Handheld
• Viruses Will Grow More Vicious
• SyNet Shows New Security Tools
• SanDisk Combines Storage, Wi-Fi
• Vendors Team on Logon Standard
• Microsoft Extends Product Support
• Microsoft Merges Antispam Plan
• Iomega DVD Drive Does Double Duty
• CA Event Opens With Humor
• Will Users Pass on PC Purchases?
• Security Chief Slams Software Vendors
• Microsoft Talks Tough About Open Source
• Online Music Plays a New Tune
• Tech Will Change World, Ballmer Says
• Suit Asks: Is Microsoft Hiding E-Mail?
• Network Associates Readies Security Appliances
• U.N. Debates Internet Governance
• Samsung Shows TV Cell Phone
• Tool Scans Software Code for Holes
• Spam Slayer: Have You Paid the Spam Tax?
• Iomega Unveils Small LAN Storage Device
• Samsung Claims Largest LCD HDTV
• Homeland Security Defends Privacy Policy
• Wi-Fi Provider Cometa Closes
• Secure E-Mail Specs Could Merge
• New Web Structure Promoted
• Camera Phones Hit 3 Megapixels
• Verbatim Spins Out Dual-Layer DVD+R Discs
• Comcast Turns On Microsoft TV
• Spam Crackdown Urged
• Sony's LCD TV Goes Portable
• Dell's Portable Player Likes Linux
• Chip Designer Sues Intel
• Public Wi-Fi Lets Loose
• Legal Music Downloads Rock Steady
• PC Shipment Spike Predicted
• Microsoft Sweetens Licensing, Software Assurance
• Sony Plans Video Downloads
• Could Your PC Run Mac OS?
• Broadband Adoption Urged
• Symantec Buys Brightmail
• Microsoft Slows Its Longhorn Drive
• Can Convergence Thrive Under Old Laws?
• BlackBerry Links to Palm, LANS Improve
• Windows XP Tips
• The Future of Windows
• Windows XP Service Pack 2
• Seagate Redesigns Drives
• Eminem Takes Apple to Court
• PlayStation Shipments Hit 100 Million
• Porn Spam Gets Canned
• Via Details Next-Gen Processors
• Tokyo Edge: Designer Cell Phones Debut
• Toshiba Pushes Hard Disk DVD
• Chinese PC Maker Picks ITunes
• Details Surface About Cisco's Stolen Code
• Cell Phones Go Karaoke
• 'Phishing' Scam Reports Jump
• FBI Examines Cisco Code Leak
• Dell Unveils New Axim PDAs
• AMD Launches Faster Opterons
• Transmeta Packs NX Security Support
• Burning Questions: Good-Bye CD-RW, Hello DVD
• Free Search Bar Also Blocks Pop-Ups
• Cheap PCs Have Downside
• European Researchers Craft New Encryption
• AMD Readies Dual-Core CPU
• ARM Crafts Multicore Chip
• CA Dispatches Free Security Alerts
• Cisco Investigates Source Code Leak
• Hitachi Pumps Up Microdrive Production
• E3 2004: Picks and Pans
• Wildseed Readies Chameleon Cell Phones
• Cell Phone Switchers Gain Options
• Retro Games Find New Life
• Quest for Love Drives Online Spending
• Next Intel CPU Will Hit 64 Bits
• Yahoo Boosts E-Mail Storage
• GeekTech: This Hard Drive Belongs in Mensa
• Blog Development Tool Ships
• New Worm Exploits Sasser Flaw
• Critical Wireless Flaw Found
• Gateway, Integraph Settle Patent Suit
• Court Reverses Pro-Spam Rule
• New Gaming Handhelds Enter Fray
• Wallon Worm Deceives Users
• Will Audio Conferences Replace IM?
• More Sasser Suspects Arrested
• Google Tests Image Ads
• Consumers' Digital Rights Debated
• Microsoft Describes Windows Roadmap
• Nokia Pushes N-Gage-ing Games
• Sun to Test Niagara Chip
• TriDef DVD Player Pushes 3D View
• Controversial Web Patent Defended
• Sony Drops PlayStation Prices
• Microsoft Patches Help Center
• Show Spotlights Toughest Tech Gear
• Sony, Nintendo Unveil Game Handhelds
• MCI Envisions Online Future
• What's Next for Consumer Gadgets?
• Sharp Camera Phone Adds Zoom
• Microsoft Asks Court to Fine Lindows Again
• Yet Another Sasser Variant Spreads
• Xbox Gears Up to Challenge PlayStation
• Microsoft Kills Wi-Fi Product Line
• Sasser Variants Raise Questions
• Google Unleashes Updated Blogger
• Digital Gear: Gadgets Keep Getting Smarter
• Intel Readies More Mobile Chips
• IBM Unveils Workplace Client Technology
• Rambus Releases DDR Designs
• HP Plays Up PC for Gamers
• German Police Snag Phatbot Author
• First Tests of Intel's New Pentium M
• Infinium Will Ship Free Phantoms
• Media Center PCs Make Headway
• Sasser Variant Appears
• Nintendo, Sony Ready Game Handhelds
• Symantec Strengthens Mail Gateway
• Microsoft Bounty Helps Nail Sasser Suspect
• Web-User Satisfaction on the Upswing
• PalmOne Lands at Philly Airport
• E-Campaigns Gain Momentum Overseas
• Intel Changes Plans for Pentium 4
• Samsung Shows Tiny Audio Players
• FTC Settles With Alleged Spammers
• Intel Studies Cultures, Not Circuits
• JVC Readies Ultraportable PC
• Will Your Next Display Be 3D?
• The Playlist: Music for Nothing; Tracks for Free
• Cameras, Color Drive Phone Sales
• Do File Sharing Services Shelter Porn?
• Kids Site Seeks More Content
• What Will 64-Bit Longhorn Look Like?
• Phishing Attacks Skyrocket
• Microsoft Rethinks Security Plan
• Microsoft Shows New Features of Windows Longhorn
• Tech Execs Tell How Industry Can Grow
• Rambus Accuses Chipmakers of Collusion
• Kodak Unveils Trio of Digicams
• Wi-Fi Security Improves
• Sony Spins New Online Music Store
• Microsoft Details Spam-Fighting Plans
• Microsoft Calls for 64-Bit Support
• Analyst: Expect a 64-Bit Desktop by 2006
• How Widespread Was Sasser?
• Top 10 Desktop PCs
• The Fastest PCs Ever?
• Apple: World's Fastest?
• Red Hat Updates Desktop Linux
• Tech.gov: The Computer Ate My Vote
• ATI Unveils Radeon X800 Chips
• Microsoft Aligns Longhorn Client, Server
• Sasser Infections Hit Hard
• Will Windows Power the Living Room?
• Three Minutes: Will We Get a Do-Not-Spam List?
• Wal-Mart Does MP3s
• Ultrafast Wireless
• Promising Upgrade for Tablets
• Laptop CPU for the Long Haul?
• Tools to Find PC Data Faster
• New Cells: Cool, Capable
• Intel Plays Name Game
• It's Really Big: New 400GB Drive
• News In Brief
• Viruses Target IM
• Hard Drives Will Soon Plug into DVRs
• Broadcom Simplifies Wi-Fi Security
• Gates Fined for Stock Trading
• AMD Tops Intel in Spring Desktop Sales
• Microsoft Pursues Sasser Author
• Experts Probe Sasser, Netsky Link
• Will Your Next Display Be Flexible?
• Sasser Worm Spawns Variants
• Microsoft's Copy Controls Go Mobile
• Sasser Worm Expected to Hit Hard
• Online Lotteries: Risky Business?