- Computer 'worm' virus slated to strike Friday (AFP)
- New Exam Aims to Measure Tech 'Literacy' (AP)
- Yahoo to Feature Links to Super Bowl Ads (AP)
- Tmsuk Tests Enryu, the Snow Rescue Robot (AP)
- Patent Office to Re-Examine Forgent Claim (AP)
- AT&T To Cut DSL Prices To New Low (Investor's Business Daily)
- Connecticut rules against Internet sex predator (Reuters)
- IPod User Sues Over Potential Hearing Loss (NewsFactor)
- At Road Falls on Loss of Verizon Wireless (AP)
- Novell Demos Linux Desktop 10 in Paris (NewsFactor)
- Researchers Warn of File-Destroying Worm (AP)
- GM Awards Billions in IT Deals to Cos. (AP)
- Aspyr reveals Quake 4 system requirements (Macworld.com)
- Computer 'worm' virus slated to strike Friday (AFP)
- MySpace.com Subject of Sex Assault Probe (AP)
- New Exam Aims to Measure Tech 'Literacy' (AP)
- Yahoo to Feature Links to Super Bowl Ads (AP)
- Patent Office to Re-Examine Forgent Claim (AP)
- AT&T To Cut DSL Prices To New Low (Investor's Business Daily)
- World of film reviews changed by Internet (Reuters)
- 'Rat Patrol' DVD good for unintentional laughs (Reuters)
- Welcome or not, cell phones set for NY underground (Reuters)
- New Management Dashboard for Compiere's Open Source ERP & CRM Application Announced (TechWeb)
- Researchers Warn of File-Destroying Worm (AP)
- GM Awards Billions in IT Deals to Cos. (AP)
- IPod User Sues Over Potential Hearing Loss (NewsFactor)
- Worm Causes No Major Damage in Hong Kong (AP)
- File-Destroying Worm Causes Little Damage (AP)
- MySpace.com Subject of Sex Assault Probe (AP)
- New Exam Aims to Measure Tech 'Literacy' (AP)
- Yahoo to Feature Links to Super Bowl Ads (AP)
- AT&T To Cut DSL Prices To New Low (Investor's Business Daily)
- AFP, Softbank launch interactive news website in Japanese (AFP)
- Flat panel TV surge has retailers eyeing furniture (Reuters)
- Welcome or not, cell phones set for NY underground (Reuters)
- New Management Dashboard for Compiere's Open Source ERP & CRM Application Announced (TechWeb)
- Researchers Warn of File-Destroying Worm (AP)
- GM Awards Billions in IT Deals to Cos. (AP)
- RIM wins patent case in the UK (Macworld.com)
- VMware to Give Away Server Software
- AOL Inks Broadband Deal with Charter
- Kama Sutra Virus a Dud So Far
- nVidia Launches AGP Graphics Card
- Nyxem.E Worm Removal Tool
- Response to Questions on the Intel-Based iMac
- Comfy Laptop Backpack
- Symantec--Get Out of My Face!
- Olympus SLR Offers Live-View LCD
- Taking Questions on the Intel-Based iMac
- Media Workstation With Built-in Computer, 15-inch Touchscreen
- Broadband in the Sticks--Finally
- Konica Minolta Pulls Out of the Camera Market
- Improve PC Performance by Jettisoning the Junk
- Design a Browser
- Recycle Your Electronics: A Public Service Announcement
- Google Earth for Mac
- One More Thing: Apple's New MacBook Pro
- Experts: 'Hype' May Have Mitigated Worm (AP)
- Researchers Fear Confusion on Worm Name (AP)
- Dozens of Olympic Web Sites Cheer Athletes (AP)
- Cos., Gov't Seek to Keep Lid on Metadata (AP)
- RIM wins patent case in the UK (Macworld.com)
- Online console gaming primed for take-off (Reuters)
- "Rat Patrol" DVD good for unintentional laughs (Reuters)
- Welcome or not, cell phones set for subway (Reuters)
- Mozilla Updates Firefox To Address Security, Stability (NewsFactor)
- Feared computer 'worm' said to cause little disruption (AFP)
- SAP Launches Hosted CRM Service (NewsFactor)
- Apple sued over iPod earphones (Reuters)
- France to Discuss File Sharing Law
- Fiat Puts Windows Mobile in New Cars
- AT&T Cuts DSL Prices to $12.99
- CBS Programming Coming to iTunes
- Motorola's Hot New Slvr Cell Phone
- Blogger Gains Following With Iraq Reports (AP)
- Google, Skype in Startup to Link Hotspots (AP)
- High-Definition Hype Splashes Beyond TVs (AP)
- New Service Would Charge E-Mail Senders (AP)
- Yahoo, AOL to Charge Some E-Mail Senders (AP)
- Google, Skype in Startup to Link Hotspots (AP)
- High-Definition Hype Splashes Beyond TVs (AP)
- Consumers Scratch Heads Over New TV Lingo (AP)
- Blogger Gains Following With Iraq Reports (AP)
- Firms turn cyber sleuths with cell phone technology (Reuters)
- Thai record labels target Japan online (AFP)
- Startup Syncs Computer Programs, Devices (AP)
- French gendarmerie abandons Internet Explorer for Firefox (AFP)
- Security May Dog Software as a Service (PC Magazine)
- BizTalk Adds Connectivity To PeopleSoft, J.D. Edwards, And Siebel (TechWeb)
- Apple Granted Touch-Sensitive Patent (TechWeb)
- BMW Cut From Google Results for Cheating (PC World)
- The Mac Skeptic: Straight Talk on Mac Security Risks (PC World)
- Maryland Moves to Ban Net Hunting
- Dell Axes HD-based MP3 Players
- Skype, Google Back WiFi Net Sharing
- Wireless Carriers Push for RIM Settlement
- AOL, Yahoo to Charge Filter Bypass Fees
- VMware Launches Free Server Beta
- TiVo Users Love Funny Super Bowl Ads
- Toshiba Buys Westinghouse for $5.4B
- Sidebar Plugin for Firefox Mimics Opera
- Bush administration sees $25 bln in wireless sales (Reuters)
- Top Ten Tech Jobs, Wages Released (PC Magazine)
- Publisher to Offer Book Content Online (AP)
- Study: Angry people are a danger to themselves (USATODAY.com)
- Disney top of the class with 'High School Musical' (Reuters)
- Neb. Professor Uses IPod for Lectures (AP)
- Skype and Google Venture Into Wireless (NewsFactor)
- Ingres Scores a Money Man (PC Magazine)
- Opera 9 Web Browser Will Include BitTorrent (NewsFactor)
- Q&A: Microsoft's Somasegar touts value of ALM platform (InfoWorld)
- Review: Archos AV500 Mobile DVR (NewsFactor)
- BitTorrent to Remain in Opera Browser
- One Quick Way to Find Files
- Apple cuts iPod Shuffle price, adds 1-GB Nano (Reuters)
- Google to Unveil New Chat Feature (AP)
- IBM to Unveil Details of Microprocessor (AP)
- Honey, what's on the mobile tonight? (Reuters)
- Olympics Prove Herculean Tech Feat (Investor's Business Daily)
- Gmail Chats With Google Talk (PC World)
- Businesses putting lid on cellphone chatterboxes (USATODAY.com)
- Cell Phone Calls on Memory Stick Micro (PC World)
- OpenMFG Launches Hybrid Open Source ERP Suite (TechWeb)
- Nintendo DS games top Japan Jan software sales-survey (Reuters)
- IBM says alters silicon's behavior to power new chip (Reuters)
- Apple sells 12 million videos; Showtime added to iTunes (Macworld.com)
- Showtime Adds Content to iTunes
- Apple Adds 1GB nano, Cuts Shuffle Prices
- EU Investigating Royalty Collectors
- Gmail Gets Chatty
- New 1GB Apple iPod Nano
- WSJ: Dell, Google Near Software Pact
- Blogosphere Doubles Every Six Months
- Windows OneCare to Launch in June
- Amazon Tests AdWords-Like Service
- IBM Aims to Fix Chip Issues with Power6
- Microsoft Windows OneCare Roll-out Schedule
- Robotic Toys Take Stage at DEMO Conference (AP)
- Apple Expands IPod Line, Cuts Some Prices (AP)
- Microsoft to Unveil Paid Security Service (AP)
- Google, Cos. Clash Over Internet Access (AP)
- Google to Unveil New Chat Feature (AP)
- NBC Universal on-demand with Internet TV firm (Reuters)
- Symbian designs 3G phone with Freescale, cuts prices (Reuters)
- S.Africa's Transnet sells 5 pct stake in MTN (Reuters)
- Demo show unveils Krugle, Google for developers (InfoWorld)
- Microsoft plans new PC security service for June (Reuters)
- Cisco Systems Second-Quarter Profit Down (AP)
- Apple Computer unveils lower-priced iPod music players (AFP)
- IBM Adopts High-Performance 'Cell' Chip (AP)
- Cartoons Prompt Spike in Danish Web Hacks (PC World)
- Three Microsoft Bugs Found (PC World)
- Hybrids score well in IntelliChoice.com car awards (Reuters)
- Column: Time to click and pay bills online (Reuters)
- Danish Web sites hacked by cartoon protesters (Reuters)
- IBM launches business computers based on game chip (Reuters)
- Symbian, Freescale Team On Single-Chip 3G Phone (PC Magazine)
- Attack Code Published for Firefox Flaw (PC World)
- Aspen Technology Shares Up on 2Q Results (AP)
- IBM Touts Higher Clock Speeds in Power6 (PC World)
- Terra Soft offers Xserve bioinformatics cluster (Macworld.com)
- Vonage Files for IPO, Hires New CEO
- MS Discloses Limited WMF Vulnerability
- BitTorrent to Crackdown on Trademark Use
- IE7 Beta Breaks Google AdSense
- Internet Top NY Consumer Complaint
- Sony Announces Blu-ray Disc Pricing
- IBM to Debut High-Performance 'Cell' Chip (AP)
- Toy Cos. to Push High-Tech Items at Fair (AP)
- First Look: Internet Explorer 7 Beta (NewsFactor)
- Battle Lines Drawn in Net Neutrality Debate (NewsFactor)
- Column: Time to click and pay bills online (Reuters)
- Some Web sites stop selling phone call data: FTC (Reuters)
- Cell Phones to Make WiFi Calls (PC Magazine)
- DoCoMo willing to open network to rivals (FT.com)
- Attack Code Published for Firefox Flaw (PC World)
- Report: Spyware Threats Tripled in 2005 (NewsFactor)
- Blogs, wikis find a home in the enterprise (InfoWorld)
- Terra Soft offers Xserve bioinformatics cluster (Macworld.com)
- PS3 Chip to Make it Into New IBM Server
- Toy Cos. to Push High-Tech Items at Fair (AP)
- Review: Numetrex Sports Bra Easy to Use (AP)
- Group: Yahoo Aided Crackdown on Dissident (AP)
- Group: Yahoo Aided Crackdown on Dissident (AP)
- Google's Offers New Search Feature (AP)
- Google Offers New Search Feature (AP)
- Group: Yahoo Aided Crackdown on Dissident (AP)
- Toy Cos. to Push High-Tech Items at Fair (AP)
- Review: Numetrex Sports Bra Easy to Use (AP)
- IBM to Debut High-Performance 'Cell' Chip (AP)
- Nearly 15 percent of Shanghai teenagers addicted to computers (AFP)
- 'Resident Evil 4' video game of the year-1UP Awards (Reuters)
- Devices give sports fans enhanced view (USATODAY.com)
- Firefox Exploit Emerges (TechWeb)
- Indian software exports seen growing 32 percent in 05/06 (AFP)
- Microsoft plan averts conflict over antitrust pact (Reuters)
- Apple Confirms Reports Of Video Problems With MacTels (TechWeb)
- Google's newest search tool raises privacy concerns (USATODAY.com)
- MP3 Inventor Develops Tool to Fight Piracy (PC World)
- Europe Is Urged to Improve Web Security (AP)
- Group: Yahoo Aided Crackdown on Dissident (AP)
- Microsoft Gives IP Indemnity to Its Embedded System OEMs (PC Magazine)
- Google grabs more ground in Internet search (AFP)
- Edward C. Baig: Personal Tech - New tech stuff protects, organizes, amuses (USATODAY.com)
- In Brief: Wireless technology comes to Timbuktu (InfoWorld)
- Firefox Exploit Emerges (TechWeb)
- Oracle Expected to Cut More Than 1,000 Jobs (AP)
- Sun blends SeeBeyond, in-house technologies for SOA (InfoWorld)
- RIM reveals work-around for BlackBerry (Macworld.com)
- Google Desktop 3 Beta Released
- Oprah Signs Deal with XM Radio
- RIM Details Patent Workaround Plan
- Gateway CEO Abruptly Resigns
- DoJ Pleased with MS Antitrust Progress
- Cos. Tackle Online Searches at Conference (AP)
- MS Strengthens IP Protection for Mobile Partners
- Korean Antitrust Regulators Raid Intel
- Planning to Download the Billionth Apple iTunes Song?
- Performers Turn Laptops Into Instruments (AP)
- Google Offers Transfer Tool for Computers (AP)
- Google's newest search tool raises privacy concerns (USATODAY.com)
- MP3 Inventor Develops Tool to Fight Piracy (PC World)
- Microsoft Plans to Spend $1B to Expand HQ (AP)
- Activists Claim Yahoo Again Helped China (AP)
- Nintendo Unveils Features for DS Handheld (AP)
- New software to avert shutdown: BlackBerry (AFP)
- Firefox Exploit Emerges (TechWeb)
- BlackBerry Maker Develops 'Workaround' (AP)
- Sun blends SeeBeyond, in-house technologies for SOA (InfoWorld)
- RIM reveals work-around for BlackBerry (Macworld.com)
- MS Accelerates Campus Expansion Plan
- Microsoft Rolls Out Live Expo
- RIM unveils plan to keep US BlackBerrys alive (Reuters)
- Microsoft Plans to Spend $1B to Expand HQ (AP)
- Craigslist Accused of Ad Discriminating (AP)
- Homeland Security Tests U.S. Readiness for Massive Internet Attack (NewsFactor)
- Google Offers Transfer Tool for Computers (AP)
- Disney Channel putting some kids shows online (Reuters)
- Sony next-generation DVDs to cost about 20 pct more (Reuters)
- Perlos Oyj to Lay Off Workers in Texas (AP)
- Firefox Exploit Emerges (TechWeb)
- Oracle cuts 2,000 jobs as part of Siebel deal (Reuters)
- Oracle to Fire About 2,000 Employees (AP)
- RIM reveals work-around for BlackBerry (Macworld.com)
- Cos. Tackle Online Searches at Conference (AP)
- Microsoft Plans to Spend $1B to Expand HQ (AP)
- Craigslist Accused of Ad Discriminating (AP)
- Microsoft Rebrands MSN to Focus on Content (AP)
- Google Offers Transfer Tool for Computers (AP)
- Fresh US outrage ahead of China Internet hearings (Reuters)