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- Apple Unveils Software to Run Windows XP (AP)
- Apple Lawyer Defends Right to iTunes Logo (AP)
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- Verizon Proposes Refunds to Customers (AP)
- TV goes to blogs: Shows add extra information as treat for fans (USATODAY.com)
- DHS Official Placed on Unpaid Leave (AP)
- Israeli firm launches free e-mail via cell phones (Reuters)
- Getty sees cell phones as next pictures platform (Reuters)
- Microsoft Gives Virtual Nod to Linux (NewsFactor)
- Apple unveils software for Macs to run Windows (AFP)
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- Apple unveils software to permit Windows use (Reuters)
- Microsoft Bringing its DRM to Phones
- Disney to Launch Mobile Cell Service
- MSNBC to Provide Mobile Video, News
- Netflix Wants Blockbuster Online Shut
- D-Link Preps First 802.11n Products
- Verizon to Ship Phones with Flash
- Microsoft Inks Large Windows Mobile Deal
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- Apple Blesses Mac-XP Union: Get the Download Here
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- Microsoft to Buy Lionhead Studios (AP)
- Apple Unveils Software to Run Windows XP (AP)
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- Microsoft to Triple Xbox Titles in Japan (AP)
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- From PBX to VoIP: Making the Change (NewsFactor)
- Microsoft buys "Fable" developer's game studio (Reuters)
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- Microsoft Launches Linux Site (PC World)
- Japanese Cos. Check Employee Computer Use (AP)
- Lawsuit Accuses Lawry's of Barring Men (AP)
- New software lets Intel Macs run Windows sans rebooting (Macworld.com)
- Microsoft Committed to Xbox in Japan
- Net Neutrality Provision Struck Down
- US FDA to review wireless phone safety (Reuters)
- Hewlett-Packard Issues Printer Security Alert (NewsFactor)
- Lucent Sues Microsoft Over Xbox 360
- SF Selects EarthLink-Google Wi-Fi Plan
- LG Begins Selling 71-inch Plasma TV
- FDA to review wireless phone safety (Reuters)
- Hewlett-Packard Issues Printer Security Alert (NewsFactor)
- Apple Unveils Software to Run Windows XP (AP)
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- San Francisco Picks Companies for Wi-Fi (AP)
- Internet firms Google, Earthlink to turn San Francisco wireless (AFP)
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- Microsoft Launches Linux Site (PC World)
- Japanese Cos. Check Employee Computer Use (AP)
- Lawsuit Accuses Lawry's of Barring Men (AP)
- New EyeTV box converts video, works with game systems (Macworld.com)
- Google Releases Toolbar 2 for Firefox
- Discovery Adds Videos to Google Earth
- Company Offers Windows in Mac OS
- Microsoft Buys Game Studio Lionhead
- FDA questions latest cell phone safety study (Reuters)
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- Hewlett-Packard Issues Printer Security Alert (NewsFactor)
- Cell Phones Find Their Voice (PC World)
- Microsoft to Triple Xbox Titles in Japan (AP)
- EarthLink, Google tapped for San Francisco Wi-FI (Reuters)
- Japanese Watching TV Shows on Cell Phones (AP)
- Microsoft Ramps Up DRM Work (PC World)
- Microsoft Launches Linux Site (PC World)
- Japanese Cos. Check Employee Computer Use (AP)
- Lawsuit Accuses Lawry's of Barring Men (AP)
- New EyeTV box converts video, works with game systems (Macworld.com)
- Five Fixes Enroute, New IE Flaw Found
- Microsoft Offers Peek at Linux Labs
- FDA to Explore Cell Phone Cancer Risk
- F-Secure Releases the Cutest Security Software Ever!
- Sex Angle Pushed by Online Game Makers (AP)
- Consumers want more from phones: study (Reuters)
- Microsoft Buys Lionhead Studios (AP)
- HP Shows Off Products Tailored for India (AP)
- PayPal Offers Text Message Payment (AP)
- CORRECTED: Moscowitz tapped to top WMG indie group (Reuters)
- "Avenger" pursues revenge instead of believable plot (Reuters)
- Cingular to sell ringtones from MySpace bands (Reuters)
- Microsoft Launches Linux Site (PC World)
- Hewlett-Packard Issues Printer Security Alert (NewsFactor)
- Lawsuit Accuses Lawry's of Barring Men (AP)
- Apple vs. Apple Draws to a Close (NewsFactor)
- Upgraded Google Toolbar for Firefox Available
- Filings Detail AT&T Spying Cooperation
- Surfers rush to stake claim on EU online domain (AFP)
- BlackBerry Maker Shares Sink on 4Q Report (AP)
- Mad Rush to Purchase .eu Domains
- MIT Builds Batteries with Viruses
- Norway Looks to Open Source
- Report: Half of PCs Not Vista-Ready
- Microsoft Preps SQL Server for Phones
- Google Talk Gets Avatars, Themes
- McAfee Testing Gateway Security App
- Microsoft Makes Gains in Server Share
- Judge OKs AOL Class-Action Settlement (AP)
- Cable Providers Aim to Add More Services (AP)
- Networks Rush to Offer TV Shows Online (AP)
- Companies Discuss Plans for Cell Phones (AP)
- Firms Market Wireless Goods to Consumers (AP)
- US eBay's PayPal lets mobile phones act as debit cards (AFP)
- US tech vet Hewlett-Packard makes Hindi-capable computer tablet (AFP)
- Satellite navigation finds its way to phones (Reuters)
- Open source BI tool to target enterprise customers (InfoWorld)
- Windows on Mac: What It Means (NewsFactor)
- Report: Security Issues Hamper Smartphone Adoption (NewsFactor)
- IT to Apple -- boot me up (Macworld.com)
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- Judge OKs $2B AOL Class-Action Settlement (AP)
- Cable Providers Aim to Add More Services (AP)
- Networks Rush to Offer TV Shows Online (AP)
- Companies Discuss Plans for Cell Phones (AP)
- Firms Market Wireless Goods to Consumers (AP)
- Business Objects unveils new Web-delivered software (Reuters)
- Edward C. Baig: Personal Tech - ESPN scores with sports-focused cell (USATODAY.com)
- Top Afghan mobile network wants to build more than just profits (AFP)
- Open source BI tool to target enterprise customers (InfoWorld)
- Indian headhunters use "speed dating" to meet job demand (AFP)
- Cingular Helps MySpace Bands Turn Tunes To Ring Tones (TechWeb)
- IT to Apple -- boot me up (Macworld.com)
- Now Starring on the Internet: YouTube.com (AP)
- Digital Trend Challenging Camera Makers (AP)
- IBM Unveiling New Encryption Chip (AP)
- Who Is Spying on You at Work? (NewsFactor)
- Microsoft's GarageBand called Monaco
- Microsoft Tool Blocks Typo Domains
- Time Warner to Pay Investors $2.65B
- Red Hat to Acquire JBoss for $350m
- Trend Micro Extends Microsoft Deal
- Monitoring Employee Communications in the Enterprise (NewsFactor)
- TV Shows Made for Broadband Get Emmy Nods (AP)
- IBM Unveiling New Encryption Chip (AP)
- Red Hat to Buy JBoss for $350 Million (AP)
- Venus Express zooms toward new finds about Earth's twin (The Christian Science Monitor)
- Disney to make TV shows available free on Web (Reuters)
- Toshiba Readies HD-DVD Laptop (PC World)
- Authorities Threaten Swisscom With Fine (AP)
- Virus Targets Linux or Windows (PC World)
- Comverse to buy Netcentrex for $164 mln (Reuters)
- AmberPoint, Iona link up on ESB management (InfoWorld)
- Get Desperately Lost For Free (The Motley Fool)
- ABC Takes Prime Time Shows Online
- HD Radio to See Broader Availability
- Search the Web, Offline
- IBM Embeds Encryption into Processor
- Sprint, Cable Firms Testing Cell Service
- GoDaddy: .eu Domain Hijacked
- Sonos Music System for Less
- ABC to Offer Four Shows Online for Free (AP)
- TV Shows Made for Broadband Get Emmy Nods (AP)
- MySpace.com to Post Ads Promoting Safety (AP)
- Washington Quarter Voting Hijacked (AP)
- Doerr Firm Invests in 'Green Technology' (AP)
- United Online to buy MyPoints.com from UAL (Reuters)
- China Mobile cancels 19,000 subscribers for abusing SMS service (AFP)
- Other cable firms eye Sprint venture: Sprint CEO (Reuters)
- Red Hat to Buy JBoss; Company Shares Jump (AP)
- Innovation, rights key in Microsoft's EU case (Reuters)
- IBM Brings Encryption to Processors (NewsFactor)
- Coinstar turns loose change into iTunes songs (Macworld.com)
- Band To Release New Single First on Cell Phones
- I'm "Infected" by Guitar Hero
- MySpace.com Posts Ads Promoting Safety (AP)
- Microsoft to Offer Froogle Competitor
- First Blu-ray PCs to Come from Fujitsu
- Skype Buys Internet Calling Company
- Apple Delivers Remote Desktop 3
- Computers Hijack Wash. Quarter Design Vote (AP)
- MySpace.com Hires Online Safety Chief (AP)
- MSN Messenger Most Used IM Client
- Front Projectors Poised to Take Flight
- Games That Get You Chillin' Like a Villain
- IE Flaws Focus of April Patch Tuesday
- Slingbox: From Cult Fav to Mainstream
- Windows 98, Me Support to End in July
- Best Buy Hit With Restraining Order (AP)
- Microsoft Releases Three Windows Patches (AP)
- Google Defends Cooperation With China (AP)
- Computers Hijack Wash. Quarter Design Vote (AP)
- The New Wild West: Your Laptop or Your Life? (NewsFactor)
- Google Defends Cooperation With China (AP)
- Google: China Decision Was 'Right'
- TiVo, DirecTV Make Nice in 3-Yr Deal
- Best Buy Accused of Software Piracy
- Microsoft Launches Academic Search
- BMW Adds New iPod Integration
- Snake-Like Robots Made to Aid in Rescues (AP)
- FCC Agrees to Wireless Auction Rules
- Yahoo Adds Satellite Imagery to Maps
- The Wrong Way to Upgrade Your Wireless Network
- Students Face Off in Programming Contest (AP)
- Russian Students Win Programming Contest (AP)
- TurboTax Maker Mulls Health Care Software (AP)
- Snake-Like Robots Made to Aid in Rescues (AP)
- Police: China Internet Fraud Laws Are Weak (AP)
- OECD: U.S. Lags in Broadband Rollout (AP)
- MetroFi selected to operate Portland Wi-Fi network (Reuters)
- Apple Updates Remote Desktop Software (NewsFactor)
- Qualcomm Chip Set Could Triple Wireless Bandwidth (PC World)
- Fleury: JBoss to scale its business (InfoWorld)
- Chinese Corp. to Buy Windows Licenses (AP)
- eBay Invests $2 Million in Meetup.com (PC World)
- Critics hit SF Wi-Fi plan on privacy, interference (Macworld.com)
- AOL Launches New Web Mail Features
- Is CL2, The Google Outlook Killer, Coming Live?
- Google to Launch New Calendar Service (AP)
- Intuit to Develop Health Care Software (AP)
- Google Opens Calendar Beta
- Google 'Outlook Killer'--CL2--Is Now Live
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- Games That Get You Chillin' Like a Villain
- Band To Release New Single First on Cell Phones
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- Search the Web, Offline
- Not All Wireless Gadgets Are Phones
- Good PC WorldBench Scores for XP Mac
- Upgraded Google Toolbar for Firefox Available
- F-Secure Releases the Cutest Security Software Ever!
- Sony's New DSC-T30 Packs Image Stabilization
- The Mac Skeptic Comments on XP for Macs
- Cell Phone Service for Seniors and Boomers
- The Wrong Way to Upgrade Your Wireless Network
- Will Google Calendar Service Be an 'Outlook Killer'?
- Front Projectors Poised to Take Flight
- Games That Get You Chillin' Like a Villain
- Band To Release New Single First on Cell Phones
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- Sonos Music System for Less
- Search the Web, Offline
- Not All Wireless Gadgets Are Phones
- Good PC WorldBench Scores for XP Mac
- Upgraded Google Toolbar for Firefox Available
- F-Secure Releases the Cutest Security Software Ever!
- Sony's New DSC-T30 Packs Image Stabilization
- The Mac Skeptic Comments on XP for Macs
- Cell Phone Service for Seniors and Boomers
- Survey: 47% Interested in Hi-Def DVD
- Apple Updates Aperture Photo Tool