- Nordic regulators to discuss iTunes (AP)
- Apple Fights Use of 'Pod' by Others
- Google Buys Photo Recognition Firm
- Dell recall stems from production flaw (AP)
- Nintendo hopes Wii spells wiinner (USATODAY.com)
- YouTube suffers outage, breaks top 50 (AP)
- US begins issuing e-passports despite security concerns (AFP)
- Trolltech offers fully reprogrammable mobile phone (Reuters)
- YouTube suffers first unplanned site outage (Reuters)
- Q&A on Dell's laptop battery recall (AP)
- You're Not Mobile: Dell Replacement Laptop Batteries to Take Weeks to Arrive (PC World)
- Motorola Turns to Linux for Mobile Phones (PC World)
- Microsoft Goes Live with New Blog Software (NewsFactor)
- Foolish Forecast: Salesforce.com, on Balance (The Motley Fool)
- Study: Apple leads industry in customer satisfaction (Macworld.com)
- Dell recall a boon for Sony rivals (AP)
- Google's home town to get Web access free (AP)
- AOL prepares to dig for gold _ literally (AP)
- YouTube suffers outage, breaks top 50 (AP)
- Trolltech offers fully reprogrammable mobile phone (Reuters)
- "Chav" video big hit on YouTube (Reuters)
- Tech-savvy GOSSIPS new office yuppies (Reuters)
- Q&A: Designer Stuart Karten (BusinessWeek Online)
- IBM Puts Weight Behind New Open-Source Markets (TechWeb)
- Google Buys Company to Boost Photo Management (PC World)
- Foolish Forecast: Salesforce.com, on Balance (The Motley Fool)
- Boot Camp beta updated for Mac Pros, more (Macworld.com)
- Sony Shipping 50GB Blu-ray Discs
- Other Sony Batteries Investigated
- AOL Acquires GameDaily.com
- Apple Releases Boot Camp 1.1 Beta
- Mozilla Delays Firefox 2.0 Until Oct.
- Google Offers Free Wi-Fi in Hometown
- Windows Security Site Shows Mac User
- MS: IE Patch Causing Browser Crashes
- Real Brings Windows Media to Linux
- YouTube Wants to Be Your MTV
- U.S. Gov't Maintains Control of Net
- Balancing robot may care for elderly (AP)
- Scandinavian Countries to Meet Apple
- AOL Goes Digging for Spammer's Gold
- Apple Boot Camp Update
- The SiteAdvisor Spam Quiz
- Oil falls sharply on healthy fuel stocks (Reuters)
- Dell recall a boon for Sony rivals (AP)
- S.Korea wants people in 'smart' clothes (AP)
- Smaller colleges bypassing TV for Web (AP)
- AOL acquires GameDaily video game site (AP)
- Boeing abandons in-flight Internet service (AFP)
- DVD giveaways signal woes of once-booming format (Reuters)
- Nokia's luxury unit strives to meet high demand (Reuters)
- ActiveGrid to move tools to Eclipse (InfoWorld)
- Road Trip: Testing Google's Wi-Fi Network (PC Magazine)
- JBoss making SOA play with BPEL, ESB (InfoWorld)
- Avid: Mac Intel support coming in December (Macworld.com)
- Nokia's luxury unit strives to meet high demand (Reuters)
- S.Korea wants people in 'smart' clothes (AP)
- DVD giveaways signal woes of once-booming format (Reuters)
- Apple retains huge lead in Q2 music player market (Macworld.com)
- Indian village uploads itself onto Internet (Reuters)
- Boeing abandons in-flight Internet service (AFP)
- China Mobile posts 25.5 percent rise in first-half profit (AFP)
- China Mobile 1, Fear 0 (The Motley Fool)
- ActiveGrid to move tools to Eclipse (InfoWorld)
- Road Trip: Testing Google's Wi-Fi Network (PC Magazine)
- JBoss making SOA play with BPEL, ESB (InfoWorld)
- Avid: Mac Intel support coming in December (Macworld.com)
- FTC Receives Second AOL Complaint
- BearShare Returns as Legal P2P Service
- CBS to Simulcast Evening News on Net
- Judge Orders Halt to NSA Wiretapping
- iPod Continues to Dominate Industry
- Dell Prepares AMD Desktops, Laptops
- Candidates seek youths at MySpace (AP)
- Microsoft Teasing New Game Device?
- REVIEW: Accessories to jazz up your iPod (AP)
- Nokia's luxury unit strives to meet high demand (Reuters)
- DVD giveaways signal woes of once-booming format (Reuters)
- Apple retains huge lead in Q2 music player market (Macworld.com)
- Indian village uploads itself onto Internet (Reuters)
- In-flight Web surfing takes a step back (Reuters)
- Review: Samsung SCH-A990 3.2-Megapixel Camera Phone (NewsFactor)
- China Mobile 1, Fear 0 (The Motley Fool)
- ActiveGrid to move tools to Eclipse (InfoWorld)
- Road Trip: Testing Google's Wi-Fi Network (PC Magazine)
- Dell posts disappointing 2Q amid probe (AP)
- MacBook Wi-Fi hack didn't use Apple drivers (Macworld.com)
- Google Starts Tracking Music Trends
- Dell Profit Tumbles, Target of SEC Probe
- VeriSign Sent NASDAQ Delist Threat
- EMI to preload music videos on Microsoft's Zune (Reuters)
- Google engine to power China.com online searches (AFP)
- Candidates seek youths at MySpace (AP)
- Apple retains huge lead in Q2 music player market (Macworld.com)
- Indian village uploads itself onto Internet (Reuters)
- YouTube in talks with Warner Music to host videos (AFP)
- Windows Live in Vista
- New Yahoo Photos--Full-Res Files and Drag-and-Drop
- Back-to-School Desktop Deals You'll Want to Avoid
- AMD wins more business from Dell (AP)
- In-flight Web surfing takes a step back (Reuters)
- Nokia's luxury unit strives to meet high demand (Reuters)
- DVD giveaways signal woes of once-booming format (Reuters)
- Indian village uploads itself onto Internet (Reuters)
- "Snakes" flying all over the radar (Reuters)
- EchoStar must disable DVRs, judge rules (Reuters)
- Review: Samsung SCH-A990 3.2-Megapixel Camera Phone (NewsFactor)
- ActiveGrid to move tools to Eclipse (InfoWorld)
- CIOs See Software Spending Spree (PC Magazine)
- Here Comes The Sun: Solar Saves With Incentives (Investor's Business Daily)
- REVIEW: Accessories to jazz up your iPod (AP)
- Apple: No forced labor at iPod plant (AP)
- In-flight Web surfing takes a step back (Reuters)
- Nokia's luxury unit strives to meet high demand (Reuters)
- DVD giveaways signal woes of once-booming format (Reuters)
- Indian village uploads itself onto Internet (Reuters)
- "Snakes" flying all over the radar (Reuters)
- EchoStar must disable DVRs, judge rules (Reuters)
- AT&T, Yahoo Upgrade Photo Service (TechWeb)
- Open-Source Licenses Get Categorized, Not Ranked (PC Magazine)
- Kodak, CineMedia Build Cinema Software (TechWeb)
- Google builds bridge at Star Trek cult convention (AFP)
- Apple work code broken at supplier's China plant (Reuters)
- Vista Beta to Get Security Updates, Too
- Judge: Shut Off Your DVRs, EchoStar
- British City to Turn on WiMAX
- Apple Finds iPod Supplier Violated Work Code
- EMI Signs Video Deal for Microsoft Zune
- EchoStar Wins Stay of TiVo Injunction
- Google Opens Online Word Processor
- Microsoft Fixes Another August Patch
- Microsoft Ups Stock Buyback by $16B
- Consumers find a personal shopper in the Web (Reuters)
- Dell turns to damage control (Reuters)
- French firms target eBay in anti-counterfeit drive (Reuters)
- Palm to unveil new Treo model next month (Reuters)
- UK to get first city with high-speed WiMax coverage (Reuters)
- "Snakes on a Plane" slithers into audience embrace (Reuters)
- Dell stock drop caps week of bad news (AP)
- Mobile loan sharks start to bite Nordic youth (Reuters)
- Open-Source Licenses Get Categorized, Not Ranked (PC Magazine)
- Borland prepares to run Gauntlet for ALM (InfoWorld)
- IBM welcomes Swiss court's Holocaust ruling (AFP)
- Apple says no forced labor at China plants (AFP)
- Zune Photo at Gizmodo
- Zune Photo Surfaces
- Back-to-School Desktop Deals You'll Want to Avoid
- Windows Live in Vista
- New Yahoo Photos--Full-Res Files and Drag-and-Drop
- The SiteAdvisor Spam Quiz
- Apple Boot Camp Update
- Dell Laptop Alert: Major Battery Recall Announced
- AOL: free antivirus, free spam?
- Major Windows Hole - Patch Now
- Nikon Lifts the Curtain on 10-Megapixel SLR
- Apple's Mac Pro: Specifics for PC Users
- Sony Launches Handheld Wi-Fi Communicator
- More on the Macbook WiFi Hack
- How to Keep a Phish Alive
- The Defcon Wall of Sheep
- Mac Pro Sets New Speed Mark
- Sandisk to cut prices to battle Apple's iPod: WSJ (Reuters)
- Infineon gets order for US passport security chip (Reuters)
- New Nano rival offers twice the storage (Reuters)
- China shuts down over 100 websites for copyright violation (AFP)
- Samsung to Begin Selling 70-Inch LCD
- New Zero-Day PowerPoint Exploit Hits
- SanDisk Debuts 8GB Flash MP3 Player
- Infineon Snags RFID Passport Contract
- Microsoft: Help Us Rename 'Atlas'
- AOL CTO, Two Researchers Dismissed
- Guba Drops TV, Movie Download Prices
- Microsoft Invites Mozilla Devs Over
- New Nano rival offers twice the storage (Reuters)
- Instant Replay set to consign line disputes into history (Reuters)
- Warner Bros. launches direct-to-DVD division (Reuters)
- AOL chief technology officer resigns: sources (Reuters)
- Infineon gets order for US passport security chip (Reuters)
- AOL technology chief, two others, fired over privacy lapse (AFP)
- SanDisk unveils world's highest capacity MP3 player (AFP)
- French rocker Hallyday premieres on Orange mobile phones (AFP)
- IBM Opens the Open-Source Floodgates (The Motley Fool)
- Merge Technologies co-CEO Pedlar leaves (Reuters)
- Autodesk Gets a Little Messy (The Motley Fool)
- SanDisk's New MP3 Takes Best Shot at iPod Nano (NewsFactor)
- Friendster looks to recover lost glory (Reuters)
- Carmakers must tell buyers about "black boxes": NHTSA (Reuters)
- YouTube eyes ad money with Paris Hilton channel (Reuters)
- Warner Bros. launches direct-to-DVD division (Reuters)
- ABC News Videos Added to iTunes
- Verizon eyes new DSL fee (Reuters)
- YouTube introduces video advertising (Reuters)
- Verizon Imposes New Fees on DSL
- SnapStream Looking for Beta Testers
- Sony Debuts iMac-Like Integrated PC
- Sling Media to Give Away Mobile App
- EchoStar to End Distant TV Service
- Microsoft Spoofs Office Training Video
- Hybrid cars will pay for themselves over time: study (Reuters)
- Dylan says modern recordings "atrocious" (Reuters)
- US sues Maine officials for probe on Verizon, NSA (Reuters)
- Friendster looks to recover lost glory (Reuters)
- YouTube introduces video advertising (Reuters)
- APME Conference In New Orleans Centers on Katrina and Web (Editor and Publisher)
- Electronic Arts begins selling "Madden NFL 07" video game (Reuters)
- Sexy, New Touch Screen Phone Debuts (NewsFactor)
- Microsoft backs Firefox on MSDN Wiki (InfoWorld)
- Microsoft considers discounts for Vista (AP)
- Cisco's Couch-Potato Future (The Motley Fool)
- SanDisk unveils world's highest capacity MP3 player (AFP)
- Microsoft: Lots of CSS Work Still to Do
- Microsoft Tests Wi-Fi Connection Tool
- Microsoft sues "cybersquatters" (Reuters)
- Dylan says modern recordings "atrocious" (Reuters)
- US sues Maine officials for probe on Verizon, NSA (Reuters)
- Friendster looks to recover lost glory (Reuters)
- Microsoft considers discounts for Vista (AP)
- Spammer's kin to allow initial search (AP)
- Electronic Arts begins selling "Madden NFL 07" video game (Reuters)
- America Movil Still Top Wireless Firm In Its Main Markets (Investor's Business Daily)
- Microsoft backs Firefox on MSDN Wiki (InfoWorld)
- Microsoft sues "cybersquatters" (AFP)
- Cisco's Couch-Potato Future (The Motley Fool)
- Sony Unveils Its Own TV-PC Combination (PC Magazine)
- Facebook Selects Microsoft to Run Ads
- Fasten your seatbelts and no mobiles please (Reuters)
- IBM to buy Internet Security for $1.3 billion (Reuters)
- Hybrid cars will pay for themselves over time: study (Reuters)
- Nintendo to sell Wii in Europe for below $215 (Reuters)
- Fasten your seatbelts and no cell phones please (Reuters)
- IBM to buy Internet Security (Reuters)
- Hybrid cars will pay for themselves over time: study (Reuters)
- Nintendo to sell Wii in Europe for below $215 (Reuters)
- Microsoft sues "cybersquatters" (Reuters)
- IBM to buy security company for $1.3B (AP)
- Electronic Arts's "Madden NFL 07" released (Reuters)
- Japan: The BoJ Plays It Close to the Vest (BusinessWeek Online)
- Microsoft backs Firefox on MSDN Wiki (InfoWorld)
- Microsoft to sell stripped-down XP in S. Korea (Reuters)
- IBM buys Internet security firm for 1.3 billion dollars (AFP)
- Griffin's FireWave outputs surround sound via FireWire (Macworld.com)
- Sony Pictures Acquires Grouper
- Sun, Windows Make Server Share Gains
- Netflix Antitrust Case to Continue
- Gateway Gets Offer for Retail Business
- XP Stripped Down for South Korea
- Microsoft Mouse is 'Not for Noobs'
- IBM Acquires Internet Security Systems
- Reports: Dell Exits MP3 Player Business
- Yahoo Adds Login Phishing Protection