November 2003

• Is That Microsoft Calling?
• Digital Gear: Deals Aplenty This Season
• Move Into the House of the Future
• Tips and Tricks for Number Portability
• Microsoft Employee Gets Jail Time for Fraud
• Critical Flaws Found in IE
• Lindows vs. Windows Trial Delayed Again
• GeekTech: Simple Upgrades Gone Bad
• Senate Amends, Approves Spam Bill
• Legal Music Downloads Double
• Opera Patches Browser Flaws
• Sharp Sends Zaurus to Work
• Microsoft Retires NetMeeting
• Will Consumers Change Copyright Law?
• Hard Drive Makers Plan for the Future
• Apple Offers IPod Battery Tips
• DVD Jon Breaks ITunes Security
• Microsoft Office Goes International
• Judge Considers Pacific Bell, RIAA Case
• Linux Group's Servers Hacked
• Microsoft Readies More Rebates
• House Approves Antispam Bill
• Possible Flaw Found in Exchange 2003
• Microsoft Spills its Security Secrets
• E-Merchants Fret About Holiday Fraud
• HP Ships Small Business Storage
• Spam Slayer: Ten Tips and Tricks
• Go Online for Holiday Travel Help
• New Coalition Raises Concerns About E-Voting
• AOL, Macromedia Bring Flash to IM
• Another ISP Fights RIAA Subpoenas
• For Sale Soon: A Wal-Mart Notebook?
• FTC Cracks Down on Internet Scams
• Samsung Unveils LCDs, Printers
• Netizens May Get a Brief Tax Break
• High-Tech Job Losses Slow
• Is Russia a Haven for Software Pirates?
• Comdex 2003: Picks and Pans
• Intel's Prescott Nears Release
• Tablet PC Claims Nine-Hour Battery
• RealOne, MSN Services Come to AT&T Wireless
• Comdex: Is Smaller Better?
• Antivirus Vendor Offers Free Software
• Small Businesses Lack Storage Options
• SpamCop Survives Under New Owner
• Dakotans to Get Microsoft Rebates
• Sybari Blocks IM Viruses
• LCDs Get Larger, Less Costly
• Opteron's Future Looks Bright
• Security Threats Will Get More Serious
• Gift Ideas Under $100
• Holiday Shopping Guide 2003
• ViewSonic Shows New Projectors, LCDs
• CMS Speeds Desktop Backups
• AT&T Looks Into the Wireless Future
• AOL Adds Audio, Video Search
• Tape Drive Alternatives Unveiled
• Xcelsius Enlivens Excel
• When Money's No Object
• Microsoft Shares Some of Office 2003
• Cisco Declares War on Worms
• AT&T Wireless Lives on the EDGE
• HP Adds Copiers to Printer Lineup
• Axentra Unveils Personal Server
• ATI To Tivo-Ize Networked Homes
• Linksys Previews Wireless Gear
• Are the Days of 32-Bit Chips Numbered?
• PalmSource Gets Connected
• Microsoft Readies Music Service
• Your Touchpad Could be Talking
• Nvidia Cranks Up Notebook Graphics
• Sun Promises Opteron Servers in 2004
• Kazaa Calls on its Fans to Help
• ViewSonic, Toshiba Update Tablet PCs
• Microsoft's SPOT Watches Delayed
• Intel Details Upcoming Itanium 2 Chips
• Judge to Rule on Linking Policy
• Hackers Crack Latest Windows Flaw
• Blogs Get a Security Boost
• Consumer Electronics Come to Comdex
• New Virus Appears as PayPal Scam
• Microsoft Goes Back to School
• Adobe Updates Acrobat Elements
• Microsoft Loses Patent Suit
• AMD Bumps Opteron's Clock Speed
• Tablet PC Turns One
• HP Unveils Two New PCs
• Dell Ships All-In-One Inkjet Printer
• Gates Opens Comdex with Retrospective
• Spam Slayer: Do You Speak Spam?
• Wireless Incompatibilities Alleged
• Comdex Faces Competitor
• Sun Makes Plans for Opteron Products
• Senators Crack Down on Pirates
• Microsoft Builds Better Spam Filters
• IBM Builds TV-Sized Supercomputer
• Nokia Investigates Exploding Cell Phones
• Are ISPs Missing the Broadband Boom?
• Former Gateway Execs Face Fraud Charges
• TV Comes to Cell Phones
• Whatever Happened to Bluetooth?
• Microsoft Takes On European Antitrust Squad
• Microsoft Joins Cybersecurity Crusade
• Multimedia Format Contest Continues
• Plastic Could Offer Cheaper Storage
• Evite Gets Social
• Intuit Updates QuickBooks
• In-Flight Internet Spreads Its Wings
• Job Sites Share Information Freely, Study Says
• MyTunes Exploits ITunes Playlist Sharing
• Browser Plug-In Patent Reconsidered
• Xandros Delivers Linux Desktop
• Users Warned of Windows Flaw
• Nokia Unveils Push-to-Talk Phone
• Liberty Alliance Moves Into Phase Two
• Peer-to-Peer Partner Goes on the Offensive
• Sony Vaio Goes Extreme
• Hackers Crack Nokia's N-Gage
• Rivals Gird for Microsoft's European Trial
• New Year Looks Good to Chip Industry
• Microsoft Patches Three Critical Flaws
• Sony Shows Portable Video Player
• Gateway Parades New Products
• PDA Sales Hit a Slump
• Fujitsu Device Weds PDA, Smart Display
• Toshiba Doubles Hard Drive Production
• Phone Numbers Go Portable
• Desktop Linux Believers Speak Out
• Homeland Security Needs High-Tech Help
• Microsoft, Lindows Face Off in Court
• Iomega Storage Hits 35GB
• Microsoft Offers Virtual PC Bargain
• New Software Add-Ons Enhance, Extend
• Software Users Hit a Rough Patch
• Comcast to offer Rhapsody in Real Deal
• Spam Slayer: Laws Won't Solve Everything
• High-End P4: Better, Not Best
• Internet Access Tax Ban in Limbo
• Top Camera Costs Tumble
• Microsoft Settles Another Customer Suit
• New Flaws Found in Wireless Security
• Intel Wants to Automate Your Home
• ITunes Forces Windows Users to Choose
• Consumers Delete Digital Music Files
• CompactFlash Card Hits a Higher Speed
• Virus Writers Dismiss Microsoft's Bounty
• Google Adds Desktop Searching
• Digital Gear: Gadgets for Travel
• Copyright Laws Could Get Tougher
• Wi-Fi at the Speed of Ethernet?
• Could Antivirus Apps Become Law?
• Company Sued for Pop-Up Spam
• Apple Claims Music Crown
• Prime Drive Time
• FTC Takes Aim at Windows Pop-Up Spam
• Napster Goes Back to School
• Toshiba Boosts Small Storage
• Office 2003 Gets First Critical Update
• The Patriot Act Reconsidered
• Hot Rod PCs: Chic and Unique
• News In Brief
• Public Wi-Fi Takes Shape
• Dispute Tests Limits of Free Speech Online
• Intel Increases Lead in Chip Market
• Should ISPs Offer Spam Discounts?
• Microsoft Puts Bounty on Virus Writers
• Mobile Phone Sales Surge
• Sony Shows Portable PlayStation
• Microsoft Sets Its Mobile Sights High
• Intel Smashes Transistor Limitations
• FCC Endorses Built-In Copy Controls
• Digital Ballots: Where's the Backup?
• Identity Theft Crackdown Promoted
• Diebold Voting Case Tests DMCA
• Broadband Buying Tips
• Fast Access, No Broadband
• What, You Don't Have Broadband Yet?
• Is Microsoft's Antitrust Deal Working?
• Microsoft Delivers Document Security
• Ask Jeeves Beefs Up Product Search
• VeriSign Redesigns Trust Mark Seal
• More Antitrust Arguments Expected
• Red Hat Drops Free Linux
• Canon Shows Microportable Projector
• HP Unveils Itanium Servers
• Cyberattack Could Cause Serious Damage
• Intel Gets Into Gaming
• Ex-FBI Head Advises on Cybersecurity
• Kyocera Ships Speedy Digicam
• Mimail Worm Spawns Variants
• IBM Chips In to Power Xbox
• Camera Phones Slim Down
• Microsoft Works on Search Service
• Spam Slayer: Beware Spam's Siblings
• Should You Buy a TV From a PC Maker?