September 2007

• Microsoft puts Office on the Web, Adobe Follows
• Adobe Unveils Media Player, Web Apps
• Runner-Up: "Barbed Wire," by Dan Mitchke, Aurora, Colorado
• Runner-Up: "Fireworks," by Greg Bender, Waldorf, Maryland
• Runner-Up: "Evening on the Marne," by Osita du Boulay, Ossining, New York
• Runner-Up: "Shoreline," by Kathryn Hawkins, Franklin, Tennessee
• Hot Pic of the Week: "Space Needle," by Derek Rak, Thornton, Colorado
• Hot Pic of the Week: "Butterfly," by Paul Jacobus, Cambria, California
• Hot Pic of the Week: "Meagan," by Teresa Perry, Lago Vista, Texas
• Hot Pic of the Week: "Train," by Susan Stanosz, Denver, Colorado
• Photo Contest: Hot Pics of the Week for September
• Startup Envisions 360-Degree Desktop
• New Wireless Spec Likely Safe from Patent Challenge
• Sophos Security Tool Targets Remote Access
• HP Adjusts to Online Printing
• D-Link Unveils Green Switches
• Is Your Keyboard a Health Hazard? Here's Help
• Nintendo DS Sales Pass 50 Million
• Code Green Shrinks Data Security Boxes
• Internet Blackout in Myanmar Stalls Reports, Oversight
• iPods Raise Security Concerns
• China Prepares for Spotlight
• Microsoft Admits Halo 3 Caused Xbox Live Glitches
• Civil Liberties Group Sues Over Alleged Telco Lobbying
• iPhone Tries VoIP
• Google Buys Mobile Social Network Zingku
• Rival Asks FCC to Sanction Verizon
• No Price Hike for SQL Server
• Gap Contractor Blamed for Data Breach
• Open Source App Challenges Microsoft Project
• Phishing Game Warns Users
• Disney Mobile Folds
• UK PCs Have Least Malware
• Firmware Update Breaks Hacked iPhones
• Optional Monitor to Match
• The Bigger Picture
• At Back...
• Cable Routing
• The Media Remote
• Card Slots Up Top
• PC First: Backup Button
• Flexible Storage
• Bevy of Front Ports
• AV Up Front
• Media Center Goes Wide
• In Pictures: HP's Pavilion Elite Desktop
• Heavyweights Duke It Out Over Wireless Broadband
• McAfee: Most Consumers Overestimate PC Safety
• Storm: The Largest Botnet in the World?
• Simulated Attack Shows U.S. Vulnerabilities
• iPhone's Bluetooth Bug Under Hackers' Microscope
• Internet Tax Moratorium Bill Stalls
• Powerline Networking Groups Connect Standards
• Microsoft Confirms Stealth Updating Mucks Up XP Restore
• Yahoo Tops Google in Quality of Searches, Study Says
• IBM Lotus Symphony--Fully Orchestrated Office Suite
• Apple's Options for Stopping Open Source iPhone Use
• Google, Microsoft execs to testify on DoubleClick deal
• XP Reprieve: Microsoft Gives OEMs Five More Months
• Study: Mobile Phones Will Not Cause Cancer
• Ask.com Fixes Toolbar Flaw
• Microsoft Blogger Accidentally Leaks Office Mobile Upgrade
• iPod Touch Update Brings Image Fix
• Latest Gadgets, Innovation Expected at Japan's Ceatec
• Investment Fund to Buy 3Com For $2.2B
• Apple Names New General Counsel
• Wipro to Acquire Oki's Wireless Chip Design Arm
• AOL Offers New Desktop Software for Mac
• Internet Link Raises Visibility of Myanmar Protests
• Jajah Subscribers Can Offer Toll-Free Internet Calling
• Attack of the Killer Bots
• MIT Pranksters Give Harvard the Halo 3 Treatment
• iMac, Mac Pro, and MacBook Get Firmware Updates
• Gateway Takes Another Shot at the iMac
• Number of Malicious E-Mails with Bad Links Balloons
• EBay Denies Security Breach Led to Data Posting
• Apple Updates iLife Applications
• FCC Filing Hints at New PlayStation 3 for $399
• Microsoft, Others Protest Google's DoubleClick deal
• Verizon Reverses Decision to Block Text Messages
• Microsoft's Stealth Updates Stymie XP Repairs
• Unauthorized iPhone Apps Market Flourishes
• Nokia Selling $25,000 Ferrari Phones
• VMware Pushes Out Beta of Mac Virtual Machine
• Palm's New Centro Phone: Treo Lite
• Cisco Agrees to Buy Call-Center Vendor Latigent
• HP Offers Archive System for Legal Discovery
• Sony Adds TV to Video Walkman Players
• Two Charged With Espionage Sought Funding in China
• Nokia Adding WiMax Support to Products
• Panasonic Plans New Toughbook PCs
• New Tools Help Hack Into iPhone
• Developers See Bright Future For Ringtone Apps
• Analyst: Net Bubble Could Burst on Facebook Speculation
• IBM Software to Scan Chicago Streets
• Downward Dog on Nintendo DS
• Microsoft's 'Halo 3' Breaks First-Day Sales Records
• Startup Company Asked to Leave Demo Show
• Questions Remain About eBay Members' Info Theft
• Gmail's Zero-Day Flaw Allows Attackers to Steal Messages
• Vonage Gets Partial Remand in Verizon Case
• Got $3,000 for Digital Music Player? Try the Opus No. 5
• WiMax Wows Tech Groupies in Demo
• Museum Piece: TI's Handheld Calculators
• New VMware Fusion Beta Adds DirectX 9 Support
• Halo 3 Influx Affecting Xbox Live Performance
• IBM: Symphony Downloaded 100,000 Times in First Week
• FCC Members Call for National Broadband Policy
• Dell to Go 'Carbon Neutral' by Late 2008
• Five of the Dirtiest Malware Tricks
• Sanyo Refreshes Pocket Camcorder
• Cisco Readies Enterprise Gear
• MontaVista Unveils Mobile Linux
• Pixelmator Ships Image Editor
• Mac Virtualization Software Due
• Fraud Cops are Swamped
• Sharp Shows New Blu-ray Disc Recorders
• Sun Changes Java Patch Procedures
• Storage Vendors Court Web Audience
• Frontline, AT&T Protest FCC Order
• A Look at the Shooting and Strafing in Halo 3
• Vista Resistance: Why XP Is Still So Strong
• Palm Folds the Foleo
• MTV, Real, and Wal-Mart Shake Up Digital Music
• Virtualize This: The Pleasures of a Virtual PC
• Beta Watch
• The Sound of Things to Come
• 'Fraudster' Posts Confidential eBay Member Data
• Wireless iPod Speaker Works on Bikes
• Vonage Loses Sprint-Nextel Patent Suit
• iPhone Unlock Hackers Promise to Fight Apple Updates
• Single-Chip 802.11n Promises Cheap Fast Wi-Fi
• Researchers Say AIM Vulnerable to Worm Attack
• Tech Trend: Cheaper TVs on the Way?
• Motorola WiMax Chip Aims at New Device Market
• Microsoft Delivers Vista Ultimate Add-on, Delays Others
• Smartphones Get More Accurate Battery Gauge
• WabiSabi Labi Wants to be More Than eBay for Exploits
• Graphics Tool Goes on iPhone
• Amazon Music Service Enters Public Beta
• Iomega Aims Storage Gear at Macs
• New Service Drops Ads into Internet Phone Calls
• Did Music, Movie Labels Attack Pirate Site?
• AT&T Drops Cell Phone Control for Safety Reasons
• Sun Launches its First x86 Quad-Core Servers
• EchoStar Acquires Sling Media
• Google Promises Street View Will Follow Privacy Law
• DoubleClick Expands Mobile Ads
• Microsoft Tells Availability, Price of Office 2008 for Mac
• Microsoft Demos SQL Server 2008
• Palm Sync Tool Updated
• Microsoft Releases Vista SP1 Beta to Limited Group
• Microsoft Packaging Scratching Halo 3 Discs
• Demo: Info Access Startups Take the Stage
• Report: Microsoft Seeks Facebook Stake
• Microsoft Offers 'Release Candidate' of Windows Server 2008
• IBM's Symphony Hitting Wrong Notes, Reviewers Say
• NY Blasts Facebook Over Predators
• Google Plans Fiber-Optic Cable under the Pacific
• Linux Startup Moves Desktop Windows to the Data Center
• TJX Offers Settlement in Wake of Massive Data Breach
• China Jails Panda Worm Writer for Four Years
• Microsoft, Dell Team on BI Systems
• New Activist Tool: Cyber Sit-Ins
• Windows Beats Mac to New Adobe Elements
• Microsoft Launches Campaign Against Google-DoubleClick
• Faster USB 3.0 Is Coming
• Vista Ultimate Buyers Fume Over Missing Extras
• Check Point Touts Skype Blocking Technology
• Bhutan Deploys Linux
• Ecamm Updates its iChat Conference Recorder
• Chinese Retailer Gome to Sell Dell PCs
• PulpMotion Slideshow Adds iLife 08 Support
• Verizon Lays Ethernet Across Asia
• Virgin Digital Shuts Down
• Australia Launches Payment Card Network
• Stop Preloading Windows, Business Think Tank Says
• Creators Describe Xbox 360's Infinite Undiscovery
• Game Show Attendance Up
• One Laptop Per Child Group Expands its Audience
• Constellation Clues
• Cat's-Eye Nebula
• Space Mountain
• Tie-Dyes in Outer Space?
• Stellar Nursery
• The Beehive Cluster
• Whirlpool Galaxy
• Stellar Outburst
• One Big Universe
• Crab Nebula
• Cosmic Debris
• Just Another Day in the Universe
• A Modern-Art Nebula
• Step Up to the Bar
• Sombrero Galaxy
• A Pair of Spiral Galaxies
• The Most Spectacular Sights in Google Sky
• In Pictures: Most Spectacular Sights in Google Sky
• Virtualization Products Patched
• Coolest Tech Jobs: Driving the Mars Rover
• Film Room
• Custom Games
• Appearance Customization
• Multiplayer Modes
• New Vehicle: The Mongoose
• Mobile Turret
• Support Weapons
• Visible Secondary Weapons
• Gravity Hammer
• Fuel-Rod Cannon
• Cooperative Mode
• Film Room 2
• Vodafone Tech Change Stings Mobile Web Designers
• In Pictures: What's Hot in Halo 3
• New Tool Syncs Macs, Symbian Phones
• EarthLink Backs Off Helio
• The Father of Moore's Law
• Classmate PC
• Next-Gen Nehalem CPUs
• Eight-Core Gaming?!
• Stoakley Dual-Processor Board
• X38ML
• X38 Enthusiast Motherboards
• Penryn Wafer
• Disability Advocates Gripe to FCC About iPhone
• In Pictures: New Chips and Motherboards at IDF
• Consumer Electronics: A Threat to the Workplace?
• Experts Test XO Laptop -- And the Kids Love It
• RFID Heads to Cell Phones
• 'Wiki City' Creates Real-Time Maps
• Games Ship for New iPods
• Businesses Urged to Set Clear Security Policy
• Vandals Deface Vietnam Memorial Web Site
• Cheap Kids' Laptop: 'Ultimate Learning Tool'
• Insider Threats Remain IT's Biggest Nightmare
• Research Pioneer PARC Seeks Partners
• Why Buy PS3? Sony's Secret
• Google Beefs Up Ad Services
• Best of the Tokyo Game Show
• Hubble and Facebook Help Save Endangered Species
• Mobile Security, Virtualization on tap at MS Hacking Meet
• Zimbra Users Vexed by Yahoo Deal
• Microsoft, Philips Retest 'White Spaces' Device
• Firefox 3 Alpha Blocks Malware, Secures Plug-in Updates
• Report: Richie Ramone Sues Apple, Others Over Downloads
• Unix Admin Pleads Guilty to Planting Logic Bomb
• Tech Executives Dominate Richest Americans List
• Pirated Copy of Halo 3 Hits the Internet
• Microsoft Developer: 'Fuzzing' key to Office Security
• CBS Staying with iTunes as NBC Launches New Service
• New PDF Zero-Day Vulnerability
• Old Hard Drives Still Full of Sensitive Data
• Shutdown of eDonkey Servers May be Short-Lived
• Acer CEO Talks Gateway Acquisition, Vista Rollout
• European PC Buyers Should Win From Falling US Dollar
• Researcher Sees Potential iPhone Security Problems
• CCTV Cameras Don't Solve Crimes, Say London Politicians
• Intel Sees Meal Ticket in Virtual Worlds
• Hacker Finds Serious Flaw in Adobe PDF
• Lawsuit Charges Open-Source License Violation
• Microsoft Delivers Xbox 360 Progress Report
• Online Auction For First A380 Tickets Nears End
• Remote Vietnamese Village Gets Internet Access Via WiMax
• New Xbox 360 Games
• Ford Raises its Voice for In-Car Media
• Fragmentation Threatens Mobile Linux Momentum
• In-flight Internet Takes to U.S, Skies
• Dell Offers Online Recycling Service for SMBs
• Oracle Posts Big Gains for Quarter
• Senators Push for Internet Tax Ban
• IDF: Intel's 3D User Interface Gets an Collaboration Application
• IDF: Intel Project Aims to Boost Power Efficiency in Linux
• Never Get Paper Mail Again
• Paypal Claims Gains Against Phishers
• eMusic Offers Audiobooks, Helper App
• Inventors Protest Patent Reform Bill
• IDC: Service Providers Could Earn More From Mobility
• Belkin Ships Its Network USB Wi-Fi Hub
• Gartner: PC Shipments on Track for Growth This Year
• Is the U.S. at Risk From Cyberwarfare?
• Study Says DRM Violates Canadian Privacy Law
• First Impressions: Ninja Gaiden 2
• Toshiba Develops Multimedia Chip Using Cell Technology
• Folding@Home Protein Project Hits a Petaflop
• Steve Jobs Subpoenaed in Backdating Case
• Games Debut for New iPods
• DRAM Prices Plunge
• Palm Warns of Profit Drop
• Sony to Expand PS2 Business, But No PS3 Price Cut
• Sony's New Blu-ray Disc Recorders
• eBay Warning: Hacking Software Available in Auctions
• Study: Video Games Slightly Hinder GPA Scores
• Google Tries Out Interactive Ad Format
• Security Researcher Finds Flaw in Windows Media Player
• Yahoo Messenger Hit with Ninth Zero-Day Exploit
• PS3 Rumble Confirmed at Tokyo Game Show
• NASA, Google Bring More of the Moon to Earth
• Prince Fights YouTube, eBay Over Copyrighted Content
• Not all Malware is Equally Evil, Researchers Say
• EC Funds Galileo Project
• iPod Nano Cheaper to Build
• Apple Seeks Burst.com Lawsuit Dismissal
• OpenOffice Moves to OS X
• AT&T Offers Dual Wi-fi, Cellular BlackBerry 8820
• Is HP Slowing Production?
• Three Minutes with Nokia's Enterprise Chief
• Browser-Based Action Game Network Unveiled
• HP Puts Solid-State Drives in Business Laptops
• EU Commissioner Defends Microsoft Ruling
• US OK's Gateway, Acer Merger
• Google Tests Interactive Ads
• Germany Will Get iPhone on Nov. 9 Too
• Time Warner Will Keep AOL, CEO Says
• Facebook, MySpace Users Will Swap Privacy for Goodies
• SCO Admits 'Substantial Doubt' of Survival
• Even a Paper Trail Won't Secure E-Voting, Group Says
• Sony to Shutter ImageStation Online Photo Service
• Highlights from the Intel Developer Forum: Day 1
• Hacker Finally Publishes Notorious Apple Wi-Fi Attack
• Jobs Says Apple Will Fight iPhone Unlocking Hacks
• Frequent Cell Phone Use May Slow Brain Function
• Nokia's MOSH Service Takes Flight
• Intel Chips to Shrink to 32-Nanometer Process
• Mozilla Fixes QuickTime Flaw in Firefox
• Can AOL Keep Netscape.com From Fading Away?
• Botnets Trump Denial of Service Attacks
• Facebook Opens New Storage Service to Testing
• Chinese Student Sues Microsoft for Privacy Violation
• Memory, Handset Makers Back Flash Storage Standard
• Ooma's Toll-Free Gambit: Too Good to Be True?
• LSI Slims, Refocuses, and Gets Ready to Roll
• Piracy Brings $35 Million Fine
• Nokia Unveils Dual-Mode E51
• New Dell Laptop Sports Seagate's Crypto Drive
• Wacom Ships Anniversary Tablet
• Powerset Seeks Helpers in Search Tool Development
• Hackers Leak Antipiracy Vendor's E-Mail
• IBM Takes on Microsoft With OpenOffice Suite
• Thunderbird Flies: Mozilla Spins off E-mail Client
• Yahoo Buys Zimbra, Maker of Software Services
• Sprint Unveils Home Cells to Boost Signal
• Fraud Infests E-cards
• Sprint, Microsoft Team on Location-Based Search
• Privacy Groups Criticize Google
• Nokia Buys Mobile Advertising Company
• Former Sales Rep Convicted for E-Rate Fraud
• iPhone to Go on Sale in UK on Nov. 9
• Consumers Unhappy With E-Commerce Experiences
• Welcome to the All-New PC World Business Center
• Will Users Ever Smarten Up About Phishing?
• EC Wins Appeal, But Microsoft Dominates Market
• iPod Software Update Tackles Performance
• Chinese Gamer Dies After Online Marathon
• Microsoft to Integrate Windows Live Tools into Visual Studio
• T-Mobile Buys SunCom for $2.4 Billion
• Malware is Getting Smarter, IBM Warns
• Dating Will Go Mobile, Study Says
• European iPhone Plans Emerge
• RAM-Cached Flash Disk Debuts
• Google Slips in China
• Apple Updates iPod Software
• Barracuda Buys Web Security Vendor NetContinuum
• Stolen Bank Data Fetches Big Bucks Online
• Kids' $100 Laptop Jumps in Price
• Microsoft Loses Appeal of EU Antitrust Ruling
• Microsoft Loses Appeal of EU Antitrust Ruling
• HP Users Look to Linux
• It's Crunch Time for Silicon Valley Wi-Fi
• iPhone Provides a Peek at the Mobile Future, Study Says
• Mobile RFID Unit Tracks Gear
• Internal Abuse Overtakes Viruses as Security Threat
• 'Badware' Hunters Tame Wild Webmasters, Hosts
• Bamboo Tablets Debut
• Ads Target Your Cell Phone
• What's the Worst Corporate Security Threats?
• Tape Backup: Still a Favorite?
• AOL Shifts Netscape Social News to Propeller.com
• Is Free Nationwide Wi-fi Dead?
• Mobile Data Security Remains Corporate Headache
• Microsoft, Europe Gird for Antitrust Ruling
• Adobe Reflects on 25 Years, Looks to Future
• Aruba Preps 802.11n Access Point
• Service Brings Word to iPhone
• FBI Calls Antispam Law 'Effective Tool'
• Messenger Hole Forces Update
• Salesforce.com Readies New Service Interface
• Google Applauds Standards Group for Rejecting Microsoft
• Wii Zapper, Link's Crossbow Due in November
• Three Minutes with Richard Stallman
• TJX Data Thief Sentenced
• SCO Declares Bankruptcy
• Terrorist Threat Risk Leaked on P2P Net
• Intel Buys Havok, Maker of Game Development Tools
• Verizon Sues FCC Over Open-Access Auction
• Apple Details $100 Credit for Early iPhone Buyers
• How To Unlock an iPhone
• Sprint to Launch Four Handhelds This Year
• Hacked GOP Site Infects Visitors with Malware
• Microsoft Downplays Stealth Update Concerns
• Google Calls for Global Online Privacy Standard
• Nokia, Others Back Mobile Memory Standard
• Google Pledges $30 Million for Private Moon Landing
• Green IT: Popularity Due to Savings or Morals?
• Virtual Worlds Make AI Apps 'Smarter'
• iPod Capable Car a Challenge, Says iSuppli
• Huge Disparity Among News Sites
• Former Apple Execs Join Palm
• Report: Yahoo Mistakenly Leaks New Service
• Group Releases Free iPhone Unlock Hack
• QuickTime Bug Gives Hackers New Drive-by Attack
• HP Server-Storage Appliance Targets SMBs
• New Robot Walks, Talks, and Learns
• NeoGeo Games Coming to Wii Virtual Console
• FCC Details E911 Accuracy Requirements
• Exploit Code for Microsoft Agent Bug Appears
• Eizo Launches High-Def Monitor
• Olympics to Showcase Design, not Technology
• Apple iPhone Faces Challenges in EU
• Cisco Launches Virtual World for Resellers
• Data Explosion Shakes Up IT
• Palm Shareholders Approve Partial Sale
• IT Management Overconfident About Disaster Recovery
• HP to Sell More Smart Phones in China
• EMC Faces Class-Action Lawsuit
• Sony Drops DVD for Blu-ray Disc
• Cisco Launches VMware Data Center Provisioning
• HP Launches Midsize Blade Chassis
• Linux on the Mac
• Imagine a World Without Adobe
• FM Transmitter Has Bluetooth, Fits in Cup Holder
• NTP Sues Verizon, AT&T, Sprint Nextel, and T-Mobile
• IXoundWear Offers Caps for Joggers with New iPod Nano
• 'Great Firewall of China' Urges Self-Censorship
• Updated VIA Chip Gives Handheld PC More Power
• PGP Bolsters Adobe Support with PDF Encryption
• Study: More Plan to Buy Wii Than Xbox 360, PS3
• AMD's Barcelona Chip to Get Speed Boost This Year
• Researchers: Microsoft Changes PC Files Without Permission
• Microsoft Details Vista SP1 Search Changes
• Tiny Camcorder Targets YouTube Fans
• Palm Treo 500v Launches in Europe
• 'Iceman' Hacker Charged in Credit Card Theft
• Lenovo Introduces Small, Low-Energy Desktop
• Toshiba Technology Could Boost iPod Classic Capacity
• Analysts Mull Apple's Interest in Wireless Auction
• Yahoo Sells Ads for Bebo
• Square Enix Endorses Xbox 360
• Indian Police Urged to Tap Cybercafes to Fight Terrorism
• Startup May Sue FCC Over Spectrum
• Google Health Leader Leaves
• Microsoft, Novell Open Interoperability Lab
• Verizon Hires FBI Cyberchief
• Microsoft Patents Watermark That May Protect DRM-free Music
• Online Thugs Assault Sites That Specialize in Security Help
• Microsoft Releases Fixes for Just Four Flaws
• Mozilla Shows Mock-up of Firefox 3.0's Places
• Toshiba Projector Sports 'Extreme Short Projection'
• States Ask for Five-Year Extension of Microsoft Judgment
• Wraptor Case Coming for Nano, Classic, Touch, iPhone
• How Bill Gates Sounded in his Goodbye Speech to Microsoft
• Dell CEO: SMBs Get the Storage Cold Shoulder
• SoundBar Speakers for Flat Panels
• Video Highlight Software Kicks Off NFL Season
• HP Thermal Inkjet Technology Put to Medical Use
• HP ProCurve Switch Gets Lifetime Warranty
• Wipro Opens Facility in Mexico
• Lessons Learned From the iPhone Price Cuts
• PocketMac Lets Windows Mobile Sync to Mac
• OQO Ultraportable Gets Faster Via Chip
• Chips Are Up, but Economy Isn't
• NetApp Storage for Medium-Size Businesses
• Nokia Revamps Mobile Map Service
• Mobile Phones Help Secure Online Banking
• High-Security Biometric Scanner From Fujitsu
• Broadcasters Continue Fight Against Wireless Net
• Tigerton, Barcelona to Reinvigorate Server Market
• New Palm Smart Phone for Consumer Market
• Web-Hosted Office Suites Are Here to Stay
• Iogear Ships Wireless Bluetooth Laser Mouse
• VMworld a Launch Pad for Virtualization Wares
• Indecision in Redmond as Web Apps Roar
• IBM Throws Weight Behind OpenOffice.org Project
• Thin-client Laptops Offer Glimpse of a Diskless Future
• Google Earth, Amazon Tools Aid in Search for Missing Aviator
• Dell Targets Small Business with Simple Storage Array
• iPhone Unlock Software Goes on Sale
• Skype Warns Users about Circulating Worm
• Intel Ups Revenue Forecast on Rising Chip Demand
• Inventory Management for Consignment Shops
• Large Order for Barcelona Chips Starts New Battle
• Pump-and-Dump Spam Nets Scammers $20 Million
• AT&T Expands Services in Middle East
• Is Going Green a Competitive Advantage?
• Criminals Operating Malware Supermarkets
• Mobile Phones not to Blame for Bee Decline
• Software Glitch Affects BlackBerry Service
• SanDisk Launches 16GB Video MP3 Player
• Intel Breaks Ground on Chinese Facility
• Vodafone's New Lineup Includes iPhone Rival
• Skype Warns Users of P-to-P Worm
• Capgemini to Provide IT Services for Google Apps
• Sony Shows Off Rolly Audio Player
• Researcher Intercepts Embassy Passwords
• AMD Finally Launches Barcelona Server Chip
• Via Loses Chip Set Exec, Engineers
• Apple Attempts to Block Free Ringtones
• iPod Nano Torture Tests
• Dolby Media Encoder Goes Universal
• Smart Cards Proposed for First Responders
• Governments Are Embracing Shared Services
• Microsoft Drops SharePoint Fix
• Rambus Settles Backdating Suit
• Netscape Scraps Recent Redesign
• HD Radios Get iTunes Tagging
• Offshore IT Services Showdown: India Versus China
• Microsoft Adds Testing Tool for Windows Server 2008
• Seattle Man Gets Two Years for eBay Fraud
• Intel Turns to Web 2.0 for Development Tips
• U.S., Intuit Disagree on Critical QuickBooks Bugs
• AMD Seeks Server Rebound With Barcelona
• Financially Motivated Malware Thrives
• AJAX Pioneer Emphasizes User Experience
• Inexpensive Cables Put iPod Touch on TV
• Microsoft Streamlines Volume Licensing Programs
• HD VMD to Battle Blu-ray Disc and HD DVD
• Plan to Use RFID in U.S. Border Control Draws Fire
• Most iPhone Owners Happy With $100 Credit
• House Passes Patent Reform Act
• Intel, AMD Enter Into Quad-Core Chip Duel
• The Little Giant: Vizio LCDs
• Sony: No New TVs at the CEDIA Show
• How Smart are the HP MediaSmarts?
• Three New LCD-TV Sizes From LG
• Sharp Claims Its New LCDs Are Flatter
• Blur-Reduction Technology in New JVC LCDs
• Mitsubishi's UltraThin Frame LCDs
• The 50-Inch Plasma: Panasonic's TH-50PZ77
• Perhaps the World's Thinnest LCD Frames, Toshiba Says
• LED Backlighting for New Samsung LCDs
• Better in Black? The $5000 Pioneer Kuro Plasma
• Social Security Number Use Restrictions Wanted
• Dell CEO Blames Laptop Delays on Poor Planning
• Hot New TVs for the Fall
• Adobe Previews Flash Media Server 3
• Microsoft, Siemens Team on Car Navigation
• Is Apple the New Microsoft?
• Talks Under Way to Put Intel Inside OLPC's $100 Notebook
• Trapeze Announces High Volume Wi-Fi Management
• iPhone Price Drop Attracts College Students
• Seagate Ups Laptop Storage Ante to 250GB
• Cisco Consumer Move Afoot, Leaders Suggest
• Morgan Stanley, Pfizer Turning to Web 2.0 Tools
• Sony to Detail Rolly Audio Entertainment Device on Monday
• Iris iPod Dock Features Video Upconversion
• Microsoft Releases New Virtual Machine-Management Software
• Microsoft Readies Five September Security Updates
• Judge Strikes Down Part of Patriot Act
• Google, Others Gear Up to Introduce Office Apps
• Seattle Man Arrested for P-to-P ID Theft
• Apple Ships iTunes 7.4
• Apple to Offer Early iPhone Buyers $100 Store Credit
• HP Picks Intel Chip for Quad-core Servers
• Maxtor OneTouch 4 Backup Storage Line Debuts
• Sony PR Boss Quits Before 'Difficult Holiday'
• Pfizer Employees at Risk for Identity Theft
• Cisco Bringing TelePresence to the Home
• Microsoft Releases Office 2008 for Mac Details
• HP Announces New Gaming PCs, iPaqs
• Microsoft Releases Windows Media Extenders
• Nokia, Intel Join Forces on Network Security
• Apple, Music Labels Face iTunes Antitrust Case
• Apple Offers iPhone Price Protection
• Wikipedia Blocked in China Again
• HTC 'Touched' by New Apple iPod
• Sony Announces New 12-Megapixel Digital SLR
• House to Consider E-Voting Reform Bill
• Storm Worm Spoils Labor Day for Some
• Singapore Exchange Hit by Another Computer Glitch
• Intel Penryn, Silverthorne Plans
• Coming Soon
• Choose Your Own Headphones
• iPod Touch
• Stack o' Colors
• How Far We've Come?
• Palm-Size Nano
• Microsoft Touts Cost Savings of Vista Over XP
• In Pictures: The Highlights of Apple's New iPods
• Hands-On: HP MediaSmart Home Server
• Facebook to Make Listings Public via Search Engines
• Apple Posts Special Event in QuickTime
• Bugs Plague QuickBooks' Online Service, U.S. Gov't Warns
• Toshiba Unveils New 80GB, 160GB 1.8-inch Hard Disks
• Apple Launches the iTunes Wi-Fi Music Store
• HP Pursues Business Travelers With Five New iPaqs
• Microsoft Cuts Zune Price as Apple Ups Ante for iPods
• Analysis: Apple's Most Compelling New iPods
• Apple Puts Wi-Fi in iPod Touch, Revamps Other iPods
• Microsoft Ties Windows Live Services to OS in Updates
• HTC Tests Qualcomm's SnapDragon Chips
• Leather-Bound ThinkPad Marks Anniversary
• Oracle Buys Bridgestream
• Gateway to Sell Unit to MPC for $90 Million
• HTC Picks Qualcomm Mobile Chips
• Serious Flaw Kills Bind 8 Domain Server Software
• IPhone Gets Parental Controls
• Microsoft Posts Silverlight Plug-in
• Yahoo Buys Ad Firm BlueLithium for $300 Million
• NEC Ships Water-Cooled, Quiet Multimedia PC
• LocationFree TV Goes HD
• Intel Ships Quad-Core Tigerton
• Epson Unveils Compact Photo Printers
• PS3 Gains on Wii in Japan
• Cisco Unveils 802.11n Wireless Access Point
• Google Files Patent for Mobile Commerce
• Apple's New iPods
• Consumer Groups Back Patent Bill
• Firefox Vulnerable to Protocol-Handling Bug Attacks
• Analysts: 80GB PS3 Dropping to $499 by Year End
• Groups Raise Concerns About 700MHz Auction
• Report: No iPhone Unlock for You
• Stage Set for Apple's (iPod?) Event
• Microsoft Exec Hints at iPhone Rival
• New Hard Drives May Boost Speed
• iPhone is July's Biggest-Selling Smartphone
• RAM Cache Speeds New Hybrid Hard Drive
• Botnet Steals eBay Accounts
• Via Ships Green Motherboard
• Mac Shareware Ships
• Indian Bank Restores Site After Malware Attack
• Updated MarsEdit Supports Flickr
• Fujitsu Wins Cable Contract
• ISO Rejects Microsoft's OOXML as Standard
• India, Taiwan Team on Chip Development
• Philips Readies TiVo Rival
• Sony Ericsson Chief Quits
• Mobile Phones Take Back Seat at Revamped BenQ
• Downloads Fall in Japan
• Innovative Gadgets Highlight Trade Show
• HP Recycles PCs in China
• DRAM Finds Home in Cell Phones
• 'Stupid' Holes Reported in Oracle 11g
• Freebies Lure Users into Disclosing Information
• Verdict Nears on Microsoft's XML Proposal
• Oracle Buys Network Intelligence Company Netsure
• Don't Ban Facebook at Work, Researchers Advise
• Social Network Sites: Popular But Not Profitable
• Calling Rock Star SysAdmins
• Sun Courts Developers
• Rural U.S.: Doomed to Dial-Up?
• MIT Designs Clutter Detector
• Lockheed Martin Adopts IPv6
• Lego Robot Kit Revamped
• SanDisk Unveils ExpressCard Flash Media Reader
• Internet Public Library Gets Facelift
• Wi-fi Unites Wisconsin Cities
• PowerFile Picks Blu-ray for Storage Device
• Wi-fi Boosts Security Budgets
• Google Updates Desktop for Mac
• Troops Swap Combat Ideas Online
• Sony Readies Wii-like PS2
• HP Ships Red Hat PC in Australia