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  1. Looking for a Home? Start at Your Computer (AP)
  2. Cambodia Deports Online Suicide Advocate (AP)
  3. Settlement Reached in BlackBerry Dispute (AP)
  4. Web Directory of Congressional Bios Debuts (AP)
  5. AOL Offers Free Guaranteed Email Delivery To Nonprofits (TechWeb)
  6. AT&T agrees to buy BellSouth for $67 billion (Reuters)
  7. Open Season On Open Source? (BusinessWeek Online)
  8. Borland: Interest, but no buyer yet, for tools line (InfoWorld)
  9. Motorola Merges Two Businesses Units (TechWeb)
  10. Amelio And Wozniak Seek A 'Blank Check' (Investor's Business Daily)
  11. Will the Mini Projector Boost Mobile TV?
  12. MSN Opens U.S. adCenter Beta
  13. BlackBerry maker said not permanently damaged (USATODAY.com)
  14. Complexity causes 50% of product returns -scientist (Reuters)
  15. The Buzz: RIM's BlackBerry Saved
  16. AOL Opens AIM Platform to Developers
  17. Microsoft Asks U.S. Courts for Help with EU
  18. Microsoft, Cisco Link VoIP Solutions
  19. AOL Planning Paid Download Service
  20. T-Mobile Gives Out Free Weekend Wi-Fi
  21. Sun Unveils SPOT Java Powered Objects
  22. Chinese Government Turns to Blogging
  23. CeBIT Show to Unveil New Range of Products (AP)
  24. NBC buying iVillage for $600 million (Reuters)
  25. Cisco, Microsoft to Collaborate on Tools (AP)
  26. Hearst buys NetDoctor as spark for online efforts (Reuters)
  27. Looking for a Home? Start at Your Computer (AP)
  28. French government tries to block 'download fee' idea (AFP)
  29. Europe's most powerful computer unveiled in Germany (AFP)
  30. AT&T-BellSouth Deal May Affect Services (AP)
  31. Open Season On Open Source? (BusinessWeek Online)
  32. AOL to let others customize its messaging software (Reuters)
  33. HP Teams with China on Massive Grid Project (NewsFactor)
  34. New dual core MiniPC pricier than Mac mini (Macworld.com)
  35. Microsoft: No Backdoor In Vista, Ever
  36. Calling all early adopters
  37. Toronto Wi-Fi Network Expected by Fall
  38. Sony All But Confirms PS3 Delay
  39. HP unveils new dual-core business notebooks
  40. HP Unveils New Dual-core Biz Laptops
  41. Early Tech Adopters: Share Your Experiences?
  42. Will the Mini Projector Boost Mobile TV?
  43. MySpace Gets More Bad News
  44. Browser Plug-in Detects Evil Web sites
  45. Whew! RIM Settles BlackBerry Suit
  46. Can You Have Too Much of a Monitor?
  47. Toshiba Takes HD DVD on the Road
  48. It's Raining Mobile PC News
  49. An iTunes Movie Service?
  50. Minnesota GOP CD-ROM Phones Home, Finds Door Unlocked
  51. ICANN Domain-Name Agreement Windfall for Verisign
  52. Skepticism About Microsoft Handheld; Link to Origami Video
  53. Photo Products To Help You Sell on eBay
  54. Touch Screen on New Pentax Point-and-Shoot
  55. TiVo to Expand TV Recording to Cell Phones (AP)
  56. NBC buying iVillage for $600 million (Reuters)
  57. France debates whether to legalise Internet downloads (AFP)
  58. Cheating Hearts Caught Online (NewsFactor)
  59. Microsoft Receives 5,000th Patent
  60. TiVo, Verizon Allow Mobile DVR Control
  61. MapQuest Opens APIs to Developers
  62. The Buzz: AT&T Rebuilding Ma Bell
  63. MS: We Didn't ID Chinese Journalist
  64. GDrive the Future of Data Storage?
  65. Lala.com beta: Used CDs for $1 a Piece
  66. Cheating Hearts Caught Online (NewsFactor)
  67. J.C. Penney Courts Customers Via Internet (AP)
  68. Symantec Adjusts Browser Bug Count (PC World)
  69. NBC Universal to acquire iVillage in $600 million cash deal (USATODAY.com)
  70. Yahoo: Create Apps for Our Services
  71. blinkx Looks to Make Search Automatic
  72. Music Service to Offer CD Swapping
  73. J.C. Penney Courts Customers Via Internet (AP)
  74. Tech Execs Cautiously Optimistic on Sales (AP)
  75. Hitachi Unveils Security Robot on Wheels (AP)
  76. Nintendo Game a Hit With Seniors in Japan (AP)
  77. Toronto to blanket downtown with wireless access (Reuters)
  78. Company to Bring WiFi Service to Toronto (AP)
  79. Sprint Nextel Affirms 2006 Outlook (AP)
  80. Microsoft's EU offer a "poisoned honeypot": rival (Reuters)
  81. In Brief: Avaya boosts software, adds SIP P2P phone (InfoWorld)
  82. AMD Launches Three New Opterons (NewsFactor)
  83. Mac OS X hacked in 30 minutes? Not quite (Macworld.com)
  84. Microsoft Acquires App Transfer Firm
  85. Hate Traffic? Try This Download
  86. Intel Unveils Details of New Chip Design (AP)
  87. Intel Shows Off Origami-Like Devices
  88. Cingular Taps Real for Video Service
  89. More Details on Intel's Ultra Mobile PC (UMPC)
  90. Apple Sets Date for Developer Confab
  91. Intel Plans New Offensive Against AMD
  92. Intel-Based Dual-Core Laptops Ready for Vista
  93. Microsoft Launches Revamped Search Engine (AP)
  94. Google Tells Investors to Disregard Leak (AP)
  95. The Risk of Misplaced MySpace Hysteria
  96. Microsoft's Google Killer? First Glance at the Beta
  97. Microsoft's Google Killer? First Glance at Search Engine Beta
  98. The Risk of Misplaced MySpace Hysteria
  99. IDF: Intel Shows Ultra Mobile PCs, Keeps Quiet On Origami
  100. IDF: Intel Outlines Next-Gen Centrino, Pushes Mobile WiMax
  101. Intel-Based Dual-Core Laptops Ready for Vista
  102. More Details on Intel's Ultra Mobile PC (UMPC)
  103. Hate Traffic? Try This Download
  104. Lala.com beta: Used CDs for $1 a Piece
  105. HP Unveils New Dual-core Biz Laptops
  106. Early Tech Adopters: Share Your Experiences?
  107. Will the Mini Projector Boost Mobile TV?
  108. MySpace Gets More Bad News
  109. Browser Plug-in Detects Evil Web sites
  110. Whew! RIM Settles BlackBerry Suit
  111. Can You Have Too Much of a Monitor?
  112. Check Out Our Exclusive Origami Photo
  113. Nokia Dials in Wireless Music
  114. Sprint Offers New Frequent Call Options
  115. First HD DVD Laptop Makes Debut
  116. MS Acquires Onfolio, Refreshes Toolbar
  117. Lucent, Nokia Plan Faster Mobile Service (AP)
  118. 'Cyberviolence' Plagues South Korea (AP)
  119. The Print Shop: The Latest in Professional Printers (PC World)
  120. Apple iTunes to sell monthly subscription to shows (Reuters)
  121. LG Philips develops world's largest LCD screen (AFP)
  122. CEBIT-EU executive urges quick decision on mobile TV (Reuters)
  123. Mozilla Confirms Firefox Taking In Millions Of Google Dollars (TechWeb)
  124. BenQ to sell phones equipped with Google software (Reuters)
  125. Cognos, IBM to develop services-based software (Reuters)
  126. IDF: Intel announces three new dual-core processors (Macworld.com)
  127. French Gov't Gains Support in P2P Fight
  128. Microsoft Debuts Windows Live Search
  129. Intel: Wi-Max Laptop Cards by Year End
  130. Check Out Our Exclusive Origami Photos
  131. Microsoft's Google Killer? First Glance at Search Engine Beta
  132. The Risk of Misplaced MySpace Hysteria
  133. IDF: Intel Shows Ultra Mobile PCs, Keeps Quiet On Origami
  134. IDF: Intel Outlines Next-Gen Centrino, Pushes Mobile WiMax
  135. Intel-Based Dual-Core Laptops Ready for Vista
  136. More Details on Intel's Ultra Mobile PC (UMPC)
  137. Hate Traffic? Try This Download
  138. Lala.com beta: Used CDs for $1 a Piece
  139. HP Unveils New Dual-core Biz Laptops
  140. Early Tech Adopters: Share Your Experiences?
  141. Will the Mini Projector Boost Mobile TV?
  142. MySpace Gets More Bad News
  143. Browser Plug-in Detects Evil Web sites
  144. Whew! RIM Settles BlackBerry Suit
  145. XM to Put Ads on Some Music Channels
  146. iTunes to Offer TV Show Subscriptions
  147. Mozilla Revenue Claim Sparks Frenzy
  148. T-Mobile to Offer Opera Mini in Europe
  149. Microsoft's Google Killer? First Glance at Search Engine Beta
  150. TiVo Readies DVR Software Update
  151. LG Philips Builds World's Largest LCD
  152. Google Inadvertently Leaks Storage Plan (AP)
  153. Web Site Courts Fans Looking to Swap CDs (AP)
  154. CeBIT: Samsung Shows First Origami Device (PC World)
  155. Living Like the Jetsons (NewsFactor)
  156. Review: Apple's MacBook Pro Is Fast Laptop (AP)
  157. Google agrees to pay $90 mln on click fraud lawsuit (Reuters)
  158. Lamborghini, Intel set to race Ferrari, AMD (PC World)
  159. Agency to Pursue Claims Against Gabelli (AP)
  160. Mozilla Confirms Firefox Taking In Millions Of Google Dollars (TechWeb)
  161. Microsoft launches new Internet search engine (AFP)
  162. Siemens Ties HiPath Call-Center Apps to Microsoft CRM (NewsFactor)
  163. IDF: Ultra-mobile PCs need Yonah, Intel executive says (Macworld.com)
  164. CeBIT--27 Halls of Tech in One Place
  165. Google Agrees to Settle 'Click Fraud' Case (AP)
  166. CeBIT: BenQ's P51 Looks Like a Contender
  167. Just a Concept: Photos of Intel's UMPCs
  168. Swamped in CeBIT, O'Reilly Conf. and IDF News!
  169. What's Hot in Emerging Tech, Part 2
  170. What's Hot in Emerging Tech, Part 1
  171. CeBIT: Sharp's 37-Inch LCD TV
  172. Microsoft Unveils Ultracompact Computer (AP)
  173. Google to Pay $90M in 'Click Fraud' Case (AP)
  174. Web Site Courts Fans Looking to Swap CDs (AP)
  175. Game Teaches Journalism Students Skills (AP)
  176. Online Gaming Subscriptions Rise in 2005 (AP)
  177. Google offers 90 million dollars to end 'click fraud' lawsuit (AFP)
  178. Microsoft unfolds "Origami," revealing on-the-go PC (Reuters)
  179. Cingular and Rabble to link young cellphone users (Reuters)
  180. Mozilla Confirms Firefox Taking In Millions Of Google Dollars (TechWeb)
  181. Review: WordPerfect Office X3 Standard (NewsFactor)
  182. Cisco Buys Video-Surveillance Company SyPixx (NewsFactor)
  183. Apple iTunes in monthly deal with Comedy Central (Reuters)
  184. Microsoft Unveils Project Origami (AP)
  185. Google to Pay $90M in 'Click Fraud' Case (AP)
  186. France Reconsiders Legal File-Sharing Bill (AP)
  187. Web Site Courts Fans Looking to Swap CDs (AP)
  188. Mobile Computing: More BlackBerry Alternatives (PC World)
  189. Google Settles 'Click Fraud' Suit for $90 Million (NewsFactor)
  190. Microsoft unveils new mini-PC as CeBIT high-tech fair opens (AFP)
  191. Ericsson sees risk of 3G delay in China (Reuters)
  192. CeBIT: Novell Launches Next-Generation Linux Desktop (PC World)
  193. CeBIT: Shuttle Chases Mac Mini With Smaller PC (PC World)
  194. The Definitive Guide to On-Demand CRM (NewsFactor)
  195. CEBIT: Intel, Microsoft team on Origami ultramobile PC (Macworld.com)
  196. Sling Media to Develop for 'Origami' PC
  197. Microsoft Unfolds 'Origami' as UMPC
  198. Google Offers Click Fraud Settlement
  199. TiVo Gets New Pricing, No Lifetime Plan
  200. Mile-High Computing
  201. Microsoft Pushes New Piracy Initiative
  202. Novell Shows Off New Linux Desktop
  203. Senate OKs Research on Violent Games
  204. Office 2007 Update Coming Next Week
  205. Western Digital's Cool New External Hard Drive
  206. Firefox 2 to Include Anti-Phishing Tech
  207. The Buzz: Origami Draws Cheers, Jeers
  208. The Other Origami Device: Asustek's R2H
  209. Microsoft Sees Origami As New Breed of PC (AP)
  210. More Is Better Serves As Theme for CeBIT (AP)
  211. Intuit Ups Outlook, TurboTax Sales Soar (AP)
  212. Review: Apple's MacBook Pro Is Fast Laptop (AP)
  213. France Reconsiders Legal File-Sharing Bill (AP)
  214. US court OKs computer searches for child porn (Reuters)
  215. CEBIT: AMD Plans New Laptop, Desktop Chips (PC World)
  216. National Semiconductor profit up (Reuters)
  217. CeBIT: Novell Launches Next-Generation Linux Desktop (PC World)
  218. Adobe aims to grow Flash, Reader on mobiles (Reuters)
  219. The Definitive Guide to On-Demand CRM (NewsFactor)
  220. Apple's iTunes Now Offering Monthly Subscriptions (NewsFactor)
  221. IBM Builds Super Fast File System
  222. Writely Buy Hints at Google Office
  223. Micron Picks Up Lexar for $680 Million
  224. MS Schedules Two Patches for Tuesday
  225. Larger, Faster SD Cards From Panasonic
  226. USB Memory in a Gold (Yes, Gold) Case
  227. MovieBeam: Back from the Dead
  228. CeBIT: Siemens, Yahoo and VoIP
  229. Merger to Wed BlackBerries, Phone Systems (AP)
  230. Suits Stifle Effort to Shelter Kids Online (AP)
  231. Four Ways Low-Cost Cameras Combat Blur
  232. MS Entices Users with Free Xbox Live
  233. Amazon Considers Movie Downloads
  234. EU: Microsoft Still Not Obeying Ruling (AP)
  235. Analyst: Apple Multi-Pass a sign of things to come (Macworld.com)
  236. A Step Toward Remote-Control Humans (NewsFactor)
  237. Suits Stifle Effort to Shelter Kids Online (AP)
  238. When 'Dust' settles, it's no 'Chinatown' (USATODAY.com)
  239. Google to acquire online documents site (AFP)
  240. CeBIT: Samsung Shows Flash-Disk-Based Laptop (PC World)
  241. Fictional dating fad comes true for "toothers" (Reuters)
  242. CeBIT: Linux Vendor Targets Small Businesses (PC World)
  243. Singapore firm criminally charged in landmark copyright case (AFP)
  244. RIM buys software developer, releases new server (Reuters)
  245. Review: Apple's MacBook Pro Is Fast Laptop (AP)
  246. Microsoft Building New Free Mail Client
  247. RIM Acquires PBX Software Developer
  248. EU Again Warns Microsoft to Obey
  249. Skype Opens Small Business Services
  250. Blockbuster Eyes Digital Movies