- Gates Sketches Out Vision for the Future (AP)
- Microsoft ALM server online next week (InfoWorld)
- Sharp Announces 65-inch LCD Monitor (PC Magazine)
- Buying Out Vodafone Could Cost $50 Billion (Investor's Business Daily)
- Red Hat Details Virtualization Plans (NewsFactor)
- Oracle says wins in MangoSoft patent case (Reuters)
- Microsoft in $500 million business services push (Reuters)
- Mac Hardware Successfully Runs Windows XP (NewsFactor)
- Google to Complete AOL Investment in 2Q (AP)
- Epic Records, Microsoft in Xbox 360 Deal (AP)
- Music Web Site: Breach Exposed Accounts (AP)
- Microsoft Unveils Marketing Initiative (AP)
- Scripps Acquires uSwitch.com for $366M (AP)
- Google capital spending spike will slow 2006 growth (AFP)
- Warner sees next-gen DVD sales strong at year-end (Reuters)
- Japan's Softbank seals deal to buy Vodafone's Japan unit (AFP)
- Red Hat Details Virtualization Plans (NewsFactor)
- Microsoft's Live Video, Voice Still A Beta Thing (TechWeb)
- Microsoft ALM server online next week (InfoWorld)
- Mac Hardware Successfully Runs Windows XP (NewsFactor)
- The Great Driver Hunt
- Symantec Error Blocks AOL Access
- RCN Boosts Cable Internet Speeds
- AOL Explorer Gets Widgets, Themes
- Microsoft to Update IE7 for MIX Confab
- Warner Delays HD DVD Disc Launch
- Philips to Repair 12,000 Plasma TVs
- French Draft Law Threatens iPod's Future (AP)
- Windows Live Goes Shopping
- The Great Intel Mac XP Driver Hunt
- It's Official: Intel Macs Running Windows
- The Floppy Disk is Back!
- Sidestep Those Annoying Phone Menus
- IE7 Beta Doesn't Like Norton Internet Security
- PlayStation 3 Delayed Until November?
- Sony, Others Won't Degrade HD Content on Analog Outputs
- CeBIT: Nokia N92--Video on Your Phone
- CeBIT: Parrot's Bluetooth Pix Frame and Audio
- CeBIT: More About ECS and its EM3510 Media Player
- CeBIT: ECS's Interesting Mini-Tablet That's Not Origami
- CeBIT: Memory the Size of Fingernail
- CeBIT: Thin Printing for BlackBerry Users
- CeBIT: Linksys' Ultra-simple Network Set-up Advisor
- CeBIT: Turn on an iRadio
- Draft Law Clouds iPod's Future in France (AP)
- Museums Begin Offering Cell Phone Tours (AP)
- Warner delays, shrinks HD-DVD releases (Reuters)
- Sirius Satellite in exclusive deals with Audi, VW (Reuters)
- Google to Complete AOL Investment in 2Q (AP)
- Europe start-ups suffer from risk fear: Skype CEO (Reuters)
- TV Demand Helps Japan Electronics Makers (AP)
- Japan's Softbank enters cellphones with 15-bln-dollar Vodafone buy (AFP)
- Red Hat Details Virtualization Plans (NewsFactor)
- Forgent Uses 'Trolling' As Business Model (AP)
- In Brief: Sun delivers NetBeans Enterprise Pack for Mac developers (InfoWorld)
- U.S. Patent office launches new Mac compatible e-filing system (Macworld.com)
- UMPC: Why Microsoft Thinks You Need It
- Hackers Get Windows XP Onto Apple Computers (AP)
- Google Avoids Surrendering Search Requests (AP)
- Hackers Get Windows XP on Apple Computers (AP)
- Video game therapy - a new frontier (Reuters)
- Warner delays, shrinks HD-DVD releases (Reuters)
- Fidelity to Pitch Services on Amazon.com (AP)
- Google ordered to give Web sites, not search terms (Reuters)
- Draft Law Clouds iPod's Future in France (AP)
- Radiation From Electronics Devices Fuels A Retail Niche (Investor's Business Daily)
- Red Hat Details Virtualization Plans (NewsFactor)
- Mercury Interactive to file some statements in Q2 (Reuters)
- In Brief: Sun delivers NetBeans Enterprise Pack for Mac developers (InfoWorld)
- Apple's iTunes could tune out in France over proposed law: experts (AFP)
- Town Auctioned on eBay Up for Sale Again (AP)
- Georgia College Pushes for IPod Ingenuity (AP)
- Georgia College Pushes for iPod Ingenuity (AP)
- Town Auctioned on eBay Up for Sale Again (AP)
- Google Avoids Surrendering Search Requests (AP)
- Hackers Get Windows XP on Apple Computers (AP)
- Draft Law Clouds iPod's Future in France (AP)
- Google wins partial keywords victory (Reuters)
- Belarus gets the message: fear rules (AFP)
- Radiation From Electronics Devices Fuels A Retail Niche (Investor's Business Daily)
- Red Hat Details Virtualization Plans (NewsFactor)
- Boeing Chooses Wind River For Army Project (TechWeb)
- Social Networking Won't Lift Netscape from Web Limbo (PC Magazine)
- ITunes Gaining On RealPlayer (TechWeb)
- Orthodox Jews Find Love on the Web (AP)
- Georgia College Pushes for iPod Ingenuity (AP)
- Georgia College Pushes for IPod Ingenuity (AP)
- Orthodox Jews Find Love on the Web (AP)
- Town Auctioned on eBay Up for Sale Again (AP)
- Google Avoids Surrendering Search Requests (AP)
- Hackers Get Windows XP on Apple Computers (AP)
- March Madness infects the Internet (AFP)
- Belarus gets the message: fear rules (AFP)
- Vodafone CEO eyes fixed-line services: report (Reuters)
- Red Hat Details Virtualization Plans (NewsFactor)
- Boeing Chooses Wind River For Army Project (TechWeb)
- Social Networking Won't Lift Netscape from Web Limbo (PC Magazine)
- ITunes Gaining On RealPlayer (TechWeb)
- Georgia College Pushes for iPod Ingenuity (AP)
- Orthodox Jews Find Love on the Web (AP)
- Town Auctioned on eBay Up for Sale Again (AP)
- Pixar Stock Certificates to Be Collectable (AP)
- Google Avoids Surrendering Search Requests (AP)
- FCC near deciding Verizon's broadband request (Reuters)
- Belarus gets the message: fear rules (AFP)
- Survey reveals mobile phone revenue hurdle (FT.com)
- Red Hat Details Virtualization Plans (NewsFactor)
- Hackers Get Windows XP on Apple Computers (AP)
- Social Networking Won't Lift Netscape from Web Limbo (PC Magazine)
- ITunes Gaining On RealPlayer (TechWeb)
- Startup to Wed Mobile Games, Live TV Shows (AP)
- Remote File Access by Cell Phone, Revisited
- Report: Web Searches Can ID CIA Employees (AP)
- Robotic Instruments Play in D.C. Gallery (AP)
- DUI Defense Lawyers Challenge Breath Test (AP)
- Program Teaches Kids About Cyber Security (AP)
- Carnegie Mellon to Use 'Sims' in Software (AP)
- Canadian multimillionaire's home in Costa Rica is searched (AFP)
- Apple Windfall Seen If Mactels Run Windows Apps Equal To PCs (TechWeb)
- Wireless networking baffles some customers (Reuters)
- Novell Targets Enterprise Desktops with New Linux Distribution (NewsFactor)
- Google to acquire online documents site (AFP)
- Microsoft collaboration server to ship this month (InfoWorld)
- Microsoft Vista Won't Help Windows Apps On Mactels (TechWeb)
- Startup to Wed Mobile Games, Live TV Shows (AP)
- Georgia College Pushes for iPod Ingenuity (AP)
- Orthodox Jews Find Love on the Web (AP)
- Town Auctioned on eBay Up for Sale Again (AP)
- Glitches rise in complex high-tech items (USATODAY.com)
- France pushes for free choice on song downloads (Reuters)
- Sirius Satellite tops 4 million subscribers (Reuters)
- "Mission" movie going mobile first (Reuters)
- Salesforce.com will join Eclipse (InfoWorld)
- McAfee vows to help after faulty software release (InfoWorld)
- Red Hat aims to simplify CPU virtualization (InfoWorld)
- Hackers Get Windows XP on Apple Computers (AP)
- "Mission" movie going mobile first (Reuters)
- Mobile extras may not attract US consumers: survey (Reuters)
- Microsoft Takes on Overseas Phishers
- VeriSign Acquires m-Qube
- Fandango Inks Deal with Cingular
- Microsoft Confirms Vexcel Buy
- Study: Despite Delay, the PS3 Still Wins
- AOL Opens Up AIM Further
- Microsoft Kicks Off MIX 06 with 'Atlas'
- MS Looks to Spur 360 Development
- Designer Fashions Flourish Online (AP)
- Analysts: Ruling Could Hurt Amazon.com (AP)
- MP3 Used to Measure Inflation in Britain (AP)
- Startup to Wed Mobile Games, Live TV Shows (AP)
- Georgia College Pushes for iPod Ingenuity (AP)
- Amazon.com Modifies 'Abortion' Queries (AP)
- Sprint Nextel Sues to Stop Sales of Phone Records (PC World)
- VeriSign Buys m-Qube for $250 Million (NewsFactor)
- Salesforce.com will join Eclipse (InfoWorld)
- Oracle 3Q Profit Surpasses Expectations (AP)
- CA Introduces New Systems-Management Platform (NewsFactor)
- Hackers Get Windows XP on Apple Computers (AP)
- MS Handheld an iPod and PSP Killer?
- Are Dual-Core PCs too Pricey for Mainstream Use?
- MSN Silently Opens Up Live Messenger
- Google to Introduce Finance Section (AP)
- Your Next TV Could Easily Adjust to Different Input Devices
- Microsoft to boost Xbox 360 shipments this week (Reuters)
- Electronic Arts rolls out The Godfather game (Reuters)
- Microsoft wins big European TV deal from D.Telekom (Reuters)
- Nokia sees end for makers of MP3 players, video cams (Reuters)
- 'Termite mulch' rumor gets its wings clipped (USATODAY.com)
- EU Urges More Broadband Internet Access (AP)
- Samsung Elec sees NAND prices stablising (Reuters)
- Qualcomm says court dismisses Whale Tel lawsuit (Reuters)
- Novell Plans SUSE Linux 11 For 2008 (TechWeb)
- SRS Releases Document Detective 2.0 (PC World)
- Google Partners With Nike On Soccer Site (TechWeb)
- Georgia College Pushes for iPod Ingenuity (AP)
- New IE Bug Can Crash Browser
- MS Ramps Up Xbox 360 Shipments
- IRS, Security Company Warn of Tax Phishers (PC World)
- Nokia Predicts Death of Music Industry
- Google Cashes in with Finance Portal
- Take the Mystery Out of Processes
- Sun Opens Up UltraSPARC Chip Design
- Microsoft to double Xbox 360 shipments this week (Reuters)
- China blocks VOIP calls for two years: FT (AFP)
- French Lawmakers OK Bill on iTunes, iPods (AP)
- Designer Fashions Flourish Online (AP)
- France moves forward with law challenging Apple (Reuters)
- Microsoft to Boost Availability of Xbox (AP)
- Siemens, Nokia build faster T-Mobile network (Reuters)
- Novell Details Enterprise Road Map (NewsFactor)
- SRS Releases Document Detective 2.0 (PC World)
- In Brief: Sun announces C/C++ support for NetBeans IDE (InfoWorld)
- Study: Casual games can help your mental health (Macworld.com)
- French Copyright Law Builds Momentum
- IRS, Security Company Warn of Tax Phishers (PC World)
- Sun Close to Launching Public Grid
- Microsoft Delays Vista Until 2007
- Window Vista Pushed Back to 2007
- Microsoft delays consumer launch of Windows Vista (Reuters)
- Microsoft to double Xbox 360 shipments this week (Reuters)
- China blocks VOIP calls for two years: FT (AFP)
- Google Evolves Into All-Purpose Web Site (AP)
- Cingular:How about a phone to go with those fries? (Reuters)
- AT&T Dismisses BellSouth Merger Critics (AP)
- Microsoft to Delay Windows Vista Release (AP)
- Cost-Cutting Businesses Setting Sights On Skype (Investor's Business Daily)
- Eclipse: Sun still welcome to join (InfoWorld)
- Trend Micro eyes fee-based security service (Reuters)
- Trojan Horse? Researchers Warn of Trojan Hearse (PC World)
- France moves forward with law challenging Apple (Reuters)
- Windows Vista Pushed Back to 2007
- Take the Mystery Out of Processes
- Your Next TV Could Easily Adjust to Different Input Devices
- Are Dual-Core PCs too Pricey for Mainstream Use?
- Remote File Access by Cell Phone, Revisited
- The Great Intel Mac XP Driver Hunt
- It's Official: Intel Macs Running Windows
- The Floppy Disk is Back!
- Sidestep Those Annoying Phone Menus
- IE7 Beta Doesn't Like Norton Internet Security
- PlayStation 3 Delayed Until November?
- Sony, Others Won't Degrade HD Content on Analog Outputs
- CeBIT: Nokia N92--Video on Your Phone
- CeBIT: Parrot's Bluetooth Pix Frame and Audio
- CeBIT: More About ECS and its EM3510 Media Player
- Microsoft to Delay Windows Vista Release (AP)
- Watchdog Group Releases Software Report (AP)
- Google Evolves Into All-Purpose Web Site (AP)
- AT&T Dismisses BellSouth Merger Critics (AP)
- Corning Develops Heavy Metal-Free Glass (AP)
- French Lawmakers OK Online Copyright Bill (AP)
- French lawmakers put worm in Apple's iPod (AFP)
- The Playlist: Ring Tones Are Music Too (PC World)
- Eclipse: Sun still welcome to join (InfoWorld)
- Microsoft delays release of Vista operating system to January (AFP)
- Trojan Horse? Researchers Warn of Trojan Hearse (PC World)
- France moves forward with law challenging Apple (Reuters)
- Microsoft Shares Fall on Windows News (AP)
- Microsoft Offers Rivals Technical Support (AP)
- Watchdog Group Releases Software Report (AP)
- Google Evolves Into All-Purpose Web Site (AP)
- AT&T Dismisses BellSouth Merger Critics (AP)
- Yahoo Messenger Comes Calling (PC World)
- Dell invests more in China, adds 200 jobs (AFP)
- Cingular to offer "American Idol" ringtones (Reuters)
- Eclipse: Sun still welcome to join (InfoWorld)
- Microsoft offers new concessions in EU standoff (AFP)
- IBM expanding SOA governance offerings (InfoWorld)
- Windows Vista delay: good news for Apple? (Macworld.com)
- MS to Offer Free Support to Rivals