- Wavion Develops Beam Forming for Wi-Fi (PC Magazine)
- Lenovo to Load Linux on ThinkPad Laptop (PC Magazine)
- IBM's mega buying spree (InfoWorld)
- IBM Helps Reel In New Ideas (Investor's Business Daily)
- Apple options granted before stock jump: report (Reuters)
- Google, MTV in Deal to Syndicate Video
- Two Arrested in Military Laptop Theft
- VMware to Offer Virtualization for Macs
- Apple debuts Mac Pro (Reuters)
- Apple Updates Xserve with Xeons
- AOL Offering Free Antivirus Software
- Apple Introduces Intel-Based Mac Pro
- AOL Slammed Over Search Data Release
- Apple Offers Peek at Mac OS X 'Leopard'
- Microsoft Adds Human Side to Search
- AOL: Searches by 650K people got out (AP)
- Apple computer announcements disappoint investors (Reuters)
- Google selected as MySpace search system (Reuters)
- People the Achilles' heel of computer security: hackers, pros (AFP)
- Safety a concern as drones catch on (USATODAY.com)
- AOL draws fire after releasing user search data (Reuters)
- Lenovo expands use of AMD chips (AP)
- U.K. store worker fired by text message (AP)
- VMware Tool Allows Macs to Run x86 OSes (PC Magazine)
- Apple completes switch to Intel chips (AP)
- IBM prevails in age-discrimination case (AP)
- Apple's Junks Power Mac, Goes Pro with Xeon (NewsFactor)
- Apple Cuts Prices on Cinema Displays
- Microsoft Kills Virtual PC for Mac
- More on the Macbook WiFi Hack
- Google, News Corp. sign search, ad deal (AP)
- AOL: Breach of privacy was a mistake (AP)
- Apple completes switch to Intel chips (AP)
- U.K. store worker fired by text message (AP)
- Apple rolls final Macs in move to Intel (Reuters)
- Softbank Capital invests $5 mln in Huffington Post (Reuters)
- Apple Announcements Disappoint Investors (PC Magazine)
- Wavion Develops Beam Forming for Wi-Fi (PC Magazine)
- VMware Tool Allows Macs to Run x86 OSes (PC Magazine)
- Apple previews Leopard operating system (AFP)
- IBM wins reversal in pension discrimination case (Reuters)
- Analysts: Apple delivered the goods at WWDC (Macworld.com)
- Sony to launch a new wireless handheld (AP)
- Sony Launches Handheld Wi-Fi Communicator
- Apple's Mac Pro: Specifics for PC Users
- Google, News Corp Sign Search, Ad Deal
- Sony Debuts Wi-Fi Communicator
- Another Laptop with Vet Info Missing
- Sprint Nextel to form network with WiMax (AP)
- Another PC With Veterans' Data Goes Missing (PC World)
- Google Teams Up With MySpace (PC World)
- Sprint to Use WiMAX for 4G Network
- Sony Debuts Wi-Fi Music, IM Device
- Another Laptop with Vet Info Missing
- Google Buys MySpace Ads for $900m
- Microsoft Kills Virtual PC for Mac
- Apple Cuts Prices on Cinema Displays
- Microsoft Adds Human Side to Search
- Apple Offers Peek at Mac OS X 'Leopard'
- Apple Updates Xserve with Xeons
- AOL Offering Free Antivirus Software
- Apple Introduces Intel-Based Mac Pro
- AOL Slammed Over Search Data Release
- Two Arrested in Military Laptop Theft
- VMware to Offer Virtualization for Macs
- Google, MTV in Deal to Syndicate Video
- Microsoft Demos Xbox HD DVD Drive
- Vista to Include Speech Recognition
- Yahoo Unveils 'Build Your Own' Search
- iTunes Offers Bob Dylan Set, Tickets
- Nokia to Buy Loudeye, Open Mobile Music Store
- 10 Windows, 2 Office Patches Issued
- Microsoft releases 12 security fixes (AP)
- "Bully" video game to be released in October (Reuters)
- Cuba targets illegal TV dishes as US weapon (Reuters)
- AT&T Spying Case Put on Hold
- RSS Guru Niall Kennedy Quits Microsoft
- Wireless Spectrum Auction Begins
- MS, HP Prevail in Patent Infringement Case
- Nikon Introduces 10.2-Megapixel D80
- AOL to Offer Free Custom E-Mail Domains
- UC Joins Google Book Search Project
- Nokia, Qualcomm in Patent Spat
- Viacom to buy Atom Entertainment (Reuters)
- Seagate CEO sees disk-drive price war continuing (Reuters)
- Internet, activists help topple prominent Democrat (Reuters)
- Gates gives $500 million to Global AIDS, TB fund (Reuters)
- Fewer youths asked for sex on Internet: survey (Reuters)
- Survey: Online sexual solicitations down (AP)
- Nikon Lifts the Curtain on 10-Megapixel SLR
- Google sees privacy threats (Reuters)
- MTV to Acquire Atom Films, Other Sites
- Credit protection due vets in data theft (AP)
- "Sopranos" DVD set coming out in hi-def (Reuters)
- Alltel to offer XM radio channels on cellphones (Reuters)
- Wired News pulls freelancer's stories (AP)
- French Wi-fi bunny hopes to conquer America (Reuters)
- Google CEO: AOL Breach Won't Happen Here (PC World)
- 'Bully' hits schoolyard, for good or bad (USATODAY.com)
- XM channels to air on Alltel cell phones (AP)
- Portable Linux Pact Quietly Fades Away, Leaving Questions (Investor's Business Daily)
- IBM in $1.6B deal for software company (AP)
- IBM agrees to buy FileNet for $1.6 bln (Reuters)
- Fancy headphones make lovely music, but they cost more than a song (USATODAY.com)
- Verizon to Launch Free Gaming Service
- Novell Renames Consumer Linux Distro
- XM to Stream Music to Alltel Phones
- TNT to Start Broadband Video Channel
- MS Flight Simulator X Trial Released
- DVD Burns of Digital Movies Coming
- Sony Online Acquires Worlds Apart
- Study: Minors Buying Booze Online
- Creative Trims Loss, Sales Down 25%
- CEA Attacks RIAA 'Audio Flag' Demand
- Researchers chase goal of non-hijackable plane (Reuters)
- Security tech firms may benefit from foiled plot (Reuters)
- French Wi-fi bunny hopes to conquer America (Reuters)
- Google sees privacy threats (Reuters)
- Major cellphone outage reported in New York (Reuters)
- Clients Dive Into CGC, But Not Without Risks (AdWeek.com)
- Kodak Offloads Camera Manufacturing, Distribution (PC Magazine)
- Warner Music, VimpelCom Group sign deal (AP)
- Portable Linux Pact Quietly Fades Away, Leaving Questions (Investor's Business Daily)
- Lattix offers software architecture management for .Net (InfoWorld)
- IBM Might Face Counteroffers In Its Bid To Buy FileNet (Investor's Business Daily)
- Developers cope with Leopard adopting similar features (Macworld.com)
- Stalemate seen in high-definition DVD war (Reuters)
- Researchers chase goal of non-hijackable plane (Reuters)
- Judicial Panel Merges NSA Spying Suits
- NYC Borough Hit by Cell Phone Outage
- Homeland Security Warns Over Windows Flaw
- Automakers to Improve Hybrid Engine
- M:I-3 DVD to Debut in Three Formats
- Homeland Security: Patch Windows Now
- Judicial Panel Merges NSA Spying Suits
- NYC Borough Hit by Cell Phone Outage
- CEA Attacks RIAA 'Audio Flag' Demand
- Study: Minors Buying Booze Online
- Creative Trims Loss, Sales Down 25%
- DVD Burns of Digital Movies Coming
- Sony Online Acquires Worlds Apart
- MS Flight Simulator X Trial Released
- XM to Stream Music to Alltel Phones
- TNT to Start Broadband Video Channel
- Verizon to Launch Free Gaming Service
- Novell Renames Consumer Linux Distro
- Microsoft: Vista RC1 Coming Soon
- Google Adds Movie Trailers to Search
- Systems exist to find liquid explosives (AP)
- Feds to continue BetOnSports prosecution (AP)
- U.S. to roll out electronic passports (AP)
- Google to keep storing search requests (AP)
- Gender-bending popular in video games (AP)
- Malaysian leaders carry quarrel into cyberspace (Reuters)
- FCC requests more data on certain XM receivers (Reuters)
- Major cellphone outage reported in New York (Reuters)
- IBM Alliance With University Aims To Make Students Mainframe-, Linux-Savvy (TechWeb)
- Italy Wins World Cup Of Programming (PC Magazine)
- Apple eyes the enterprise at WWDC (InfoWorld)
- ExpressCard update fixes MacBook Pro sleep problem (Macworld.com)
- Apple Receives Stock Delisting Threat
- Major Windows Hole - Patch Now
- AOL: free antivirus, free spam?
- Judge: Unabomber items to be sold online (AP)
- Images of Katrina aftermath alive on Web (AP)
- Thailand plans 1 free laptop per child (AP)
- Iranian censors clamp down on bloggers (AP)
- Microsoft to sell software tools for games (AP)
- Fox to sell movies, TV shows for download (AP)
- Microsoft Tests Desktop Blogging Tool
- Segway Rolls Out New Transporters
- Online Casual Gaming Taking Off
- MySpace, IGN to Offer Fox TV, Movies
- Microsoft: Build Your Own Xbox Game
- Windows Worm Spreads Over Weekend
- AOL Buys Web Based IM Provider
- Google removes text link to Froogle (AP)
- AOL buys social-networking developer (AP)
- Segway launches 2 new scooters (AP)
- Shatner hopes new game will revive "Trek" (Reuters)
- Casual gaming taking places of daily activities (Reuters)
- UPDATE: Lemann Responds to CJR Daily Editors Quitting As Funds for Web Site Slashed (Editor and Publisher)
- Microsoft Gives Gamers Creation Power on Xbox (NewsFactor)
- "Desperate," "Lost" going mobile (Reuters)
- AJAX e-mail and more (InfoWorld)
- Microsoft unveils game making kit for the masses (AFP)
- Asus Router Downloads Torrents Without PC (PC Magazine)
- Nokia could speed up Apple's entry into cellphone business (AFP)
- 802.11n Standard Unlikely Until 2008
- Verizon Offering FiOS Multi-Room DVR
- Microsoft Rebrands Online AV Scanner
- Dell to recall 4.1M laptop batteries (AP)
- Dell Laptop Alert: Major Battery Recall Announced
- Dell Recalls 4.1 Million Laptop Batteries
- Dell to replace notebook batteries (AP)
- Google removes text link to Froogle (AP)
- Group seeks FTC inquiry into AOL (AP)
- AOL buys social-networking developer (AP)
- Segway launches 2 new scooters (AP)
- Google Maps offers discount coupons for US stores (Reuters)
- Dell to recall notebook PC batteries (Reuters)
- "Desperate," "Lost" going mobile (Reuters)
- IBM Takes On Windows With Eclipse Programs (Investor's Business Daily)
- Software giant CA announces global layoffs as profit plunges (AFP)
- AMD's Newest Chip Promises To Boost Server Performance (Investor's Business Daily)
- Nokia could speed up Apple's entry into cellphone business (AFP)
- Dell recalls 4 million laptop batteries (AP)
- Google removes text link to Froogle (AP)
- Group seeks FTC inquiry into AOL (AP)
- AOL buys social-networking developer (AP)
- Segway launches 2 new scooters (AP)
- UPDATE: Lemann Responds to CJR Daily Editors Quitting As Funds for Web Site Slashed (Editor and Publisher)
- Nintendo hopes Wii spells wiinner (USATODAY.com)
- Trolltech offers fully reprogrammable mobile phone (Reuters)
- IBM Takes On Windows With Eclipse Programs (Investor's Business Daily)
- Software giant CA announces global layoffs as profit plunges (AFP)
- Sun, Power Company to Offer Rebates on Servers (PC Magazine)
- Nokia could speed up Apple's entry into cellphone business (AFP)
- Dell recalls fire-risk laptop batteries (AP)
- Google to distribute coupons on map site (AP)
- Google removes text link to Froogle (AP)
- Group seeks FTC inquiry into AOL (AP)
- AOL buys social-networking developer (AP)
- UPDATE: Lemann Responds to CJR Daily Editors Quitting As Funds for Web Site Slashed (Editor and Publisher)
- Nintendo hopes Wii spells wiinner (USATODAY.com)
- Trolltech offers fully reprogrammable mobile phone (Reuters)
- IBM Takes On Windows With Eclipse Programs (Investor's Business Daily)
- Software giant CA announces global layoffs as profit plunges (AFP)
- Sun, Power Company to Offer Rebates on Servers (PC Magazine)
- Nokia could speed up Apple's entry into cellphone business (AFP)
- Lenovo Debuts SUSE Linux Portables
- AMD Looks to Quad-Core Opterons
- Memorex Begins Selling HD DVD Discs
- EFF Demands FTC Investigate AOL
- iRiver Adds Audio Books to New Player
- RFID-Equipped Passports Come to U.S.
- Google Offers Coupons on Map Search
- Sharman Subsidiary Sues StreamCast
- Google Launches New Blogger Beta
- Battery recall heightens safety concerns (AP)
- Nintendo hopes Wii spells wiinner (USATODAY.com)
- Google to distribute discount coupons (AP)
- US begins issuing e-passports despite security concerns (AFP)
- Trolltech offers fully reprogrammable mobile phone (Reuters)
- Microsoft Goes Live with New Blog Software (NewsFactor)
- Q&A on Dell's laptop battery recall (AP)
- Motorola Turns to Linux for Mobile Phones (PC World)
- LinuxWorld Awash With Linux Phone Buzz (PC Magazine)
- IBM positions mainframes for SOA (InfoWorld)
- Foolish Forecast: Salesforce.com, on Balance (The Motley Fool)