- Lenovo, IBM to recall 526,000 notebook batteries (Reuters)
- US judge rules against Morpheus file-sharing (Reuters)
- Mobile ESPN Cuts the Cord
- Sony Ericsson, Fossil Merge Watch with Phone
- Lenovo Recalls 560,000 Sony Batteries
- CEO: No Timetable for Mobile Skype
- Lenovo, IBM recall 526,000 notebook batteries (Reuters)
- U.S. judge rules against Morpheus file-sharing (Reuters)
- Microsoft sets price for Zune, songs (Reuters)
- Craigslist founder says he won't cash in (Reuters)
- PayPal in settlement deal with 28 states (Reuters)
- PayPal settles with attorneys general (AP)
- Sega in video game deal for "The Golden Compass" (Reuters)
- ESPN pulls plug on cell phone operation (AP)
- Tech Trends Threaten Trade Shows (Investor's Business Daily)
- HP used phishing-style e-mail, tracing software to track down leaks (USATODAY.com)
- Lenovo/IBM join Dell in laptop battery recall (AFP)
- Cha-Ching targets personal finance with ease-of-use (Macworld.com)
- Sophos on Symantec's Vista Complaints
- ThinkPad Laptops Latest Hit by Sony Battery Recall
- Yahoo in deal to feature services on HP computers (Reuters)
- IBM, Lenovo recall ThinkPad batteries (AP)
- Microsoft's Zune player to cost $249.99 (AP)
- Google appeals Brazilian order on Orkut (AP)
- U.S. judge rules against Morpheus file-sharing (Reuters)
- Would-be globe trotters find partners online (Reuters)
- Gameworld: Older women rule ... the casual games market (Reuters)
- Verizon sues pretexting firms linked to HP probe (Reuters)
- OSDL: Patent Infringement Not a Real Open-Source Threat (PC Magazine)
- Microsoft Zune challenges iPod in stores November 14 (AFP)
- Sun to shine on AJAX (InfoWorld)
- Cha-Ching targets personal finance with ease-of-use (Macworld.com)
- Intel Anxious for Discovery Phase of Trial
- HP Snuffs Up VoodooPC
- Microsoft's Zune player to cost $249.99 (AP)
- IBM, Lenovo recall ThinkPad batteries (AP)
- Yahoo teams up with HP on search engine (AP)
- HP buys boutique gaming PC maker Voodoo (AP)
- Bluetooth watches to show who's calling (AP)
- Yahoo software to be preloaded on HP computers (AFP)
- New Manilow DVD showcases first, last shows (Reuters)
- Game over for Mobile ESPN (Reuters)
- OSDL: Patent Infringement Not a Real Open-Source Threat (PC Magazine)
- Microsoft Zune challenges iPod in stores November 14 (AFP)
- Cyworld signs Hollywood agent to recruit partners (Reuters)
- Microsoft sets $250 price for Zune, songs for 99 cents (Reuters)
- Toshiba recalls 830,000 laptop batteries (AP)
- IBM, Lenovo recall ThinkPad batteries (AP)
- More headaches for Sony over batteries (AP)
- Microsoft's Zune player to cost $249.99 (AP)
- Yahoo teams up with HP on search engine (AP)
- HP buys boutique gaming PC maker Voodoo (AP)
- Bluetooth watches to show who's calling (AP)
- Would-be globe trotters find partners online (Reuters)
- HP to acquire VoodooPC computer games (AFP)
- BenQ German mobile phone subsidiary files for insolvency (AFP)
- OSDL: Patent Infringement Not a Real Open-Source Threat (PC Magazine)
- Yahoo software to be preloaded on HP computers (AFP)
- IBM, Lenovo recall ThinkPad batteries (AP)
- Pangea Arcade game now available (Macworld.com)
- New Sony Laptop Battery Recalls Announced
- HP Selects Yahoo for Default Search
- Morpheus Loses in Court, May Appeal
- Toshiba, Dell recall Sony-made batteries (AP)
- Windows Bugs Still Not Patched (PC World)
- Would-be globe trotters find partners online (Reuters)
- HP buys boutique gaming PC maker Voodoo (AP)
- AMD signs deal to sell chips to No.2 China PC maker (Reuters)
- In Amsterdam, Internet freedom reigns (Reuters)
- Analyst Sees 'Modest Success' for Zune (AP)
- Intel's Ultra Mobile PC Gets 3G Capability (PC World)
- OSDL: Patent Infringement Not a Real Open-Source Threat (PC Magazine)
- Symantec Cries Foul over Windows Vista (NewsFactor)
- IBM, Lenovo recall ThinkPad batteries (AP)
- My Dream App contest looks the "killer app" (Macworld.com)
- Verizon Wireless Sues HP Investigators
- Zero-Day Windows Shell Exploit Emerges
- NBC, Intel Partner on Content for Viiv Users
- Apple Releases Mac OS X 10.4.8
- Second Tier Social Networks on the Rise
- Sony troubles grow with battery recalls (AP)
- Windows Bugs Still Not Patched (PC World)
- Would-be globe trotters find partners online (Reuters)
- HP buys boutique gaming PC maker Voodoo (AP)
- AMD signs deal to sell chips to No.2 China PC maker (Reuters)
- U.S. extends Internet oversight pact (AP)
- Analyst Sees 'Modest Success' for Zune (AP)
- Intel's Ultra Mobile PC Gets 3G Capability (PC World)
- OSDL: Patent Infringement Not a Real Open-Source Threat (PC Magazine)
- Symantec Cries Foul over Windows Vista (NewsFactor)
- U.S. software stocks push higher (AP)
- Mac OS X v10.4.8 improves networking, Finder (Macworld.com)
- AOL Releases AIM 6.0 Beta
- ICANN Seals 3-Year Deal with US Gov't
- Security Smackdown: Spybot vs. Symantec
- Yahoo allows outsiders to innovate on Yahoo e-mail (Reuters)
- Car to driver: Please replace my fuel pump (Reuters)
- Sony battery woes deepen on more PC maker recalls (Reuters)
- In Amsterdam, Internet freedom reigns (Reuters)
- Government keeps control of Web domain group ICANN (Reuters)
- GOP aims to crack down on Web gambling (AP)
- Latest MP3 players come equipped with songs (Reuters)
- Netflix offers film recommendation prize (AP)
- Google buys garage where empire began (AP)
- Blogger sought for posts on Ga. teen sex (AP)
- Web journals threaten peer-review system (AP)
- Telecom Italia convergence is derailed (AP)
- Online gaming in crisis over U.S. ban (Reuters)
- Stop, I've been stolen! Mobile phone system sounds alert (AFP)
- Mobile phone partnerships can take a big toll (USATODAY.com)
- The Future of the OS Wars (PC World)
- Netflix offers $1 mln prize for better movie picks (Reuters)
- Breakthrough Analysis: Enterprise Search: Time To Get Serious (TechWeb)
- Apple Fixes 15 Flaws, Updates Mac OS X To 10.4.8 (TechWeb)
- Netflix offers $1M for better picks (AP)
- Google buys garage where empire began (AP)
- Blogger sought for posts on Ga. teen sex (AP)
- Web journals threaten peer-review system (AP)
- Telecom Italia convergence is derailed (AP)
- EU welcomes autonomy plan for Internet governance (Reuters)
- Nokia, Trimble in navigation license deal (Reuters)
- Stop, I've been stolen! Mobile phone system sounds alert (AFP)
- The Future of the OS Wars (PC World)
- Rivals charge Microsoft wants to "hamstring" them (Reuters)
- Breakthrough Analysis: Enterprise Search: Time To Get Serious (TechWeb)
- Apple Fixes 15 Flaws, Updates Mac OS X To 10.4.8 (TechWeb)
- Alleged 'Unfixable' Exploit in Firefox
- EU Pleased with New ICANN Agreement
- Yahoo Open Up Mail Source Code
- Netflix Wants to Improve Recommendations
- Toshiba Shows Laptop HD DVD Writer Drive
- AOL Testing 'Light' Version of AIM
- VMware Releases New Converter Tool
- McAfee Joins Anti-Microsoft Security Chorus
- Senate Cracks Down on Net Gambling
- Microsoft Tests Security for SharePoint
- 'DVD Jon' Opens Up Apple's FairPlay
- Save Netflix, Earn a Million Bucks
- Online gaming in crisis over U.S. ban (Reuters)
- Latest MP3 players come equipped with songs (Reuters)
- Screaming cell phones plan to cut down theft (Reuters)
- Smoke alarm of parent's voice more apt to wake kids (Reuters)
- Rivals charge Microsoft wants to "hamstring" them (Reuters)
- Party politics goes high-tech in the battle for new, younger votes (AFP)
- New phone will scream if it's stolen (AP)
- Siemens AG to defer executive pay hike (AP)
- Oracle Juices Up Berkeley DB (PC Magazine)
- F1's McLaren to pit technology wits in boardrooms (Reuters)
- Back to the Future—Rethinking Enterprise Computing (PC Magazine)
- SageTV Media Center software coming to the Mac (Macworld.com)
- Toshiba Debuts Laptop HD DVD Writer
- Scramble Against MS Threats Continues
- Sony to launch blu-ray recorder in Japan in Dec (Reuters)
- Canon says to start mass-producing SED TVs in 2008 (Reuters)
- Fuelcell-powered cellphones years away: Nokia (Reuters)
- Fuel cell powered phones years away: Nokia (Reuters)
- Canon to mass-produce flat panel TVs (Reuters)
- Microsoft says appeals 281 million euro fine (Reuters)
- Nokia unveils Bluetooth rival (Reuters)
- Google opens full scale New York office (Reuters)
- Google opens block-long office in N.Y. (AP)
- Totally wireless on campus (USATODAY.com)
- Disney to take $30 million loss on Mobile ESPN: CFO (Reuters)
- Mozilla Investigates New Firefox Flaw (PC World)
- Ex-Comverse CEO granted bail in Namibia (AP)
- McAfee and Symantec Confront Microsoft (BusinessWeek Online)
- Napster opens in Japan (Reuters)
- Napster Brings Music Service to Japan
- Microsoft Appeals Second EU Fine
- Canon to mass-produce flat panel TVs (Reuters)
- Nokia unveils Bluetooth rival (Reuters)
- Fox offers shows on MySpace, TV sites (Reuters)
- Nokia Opens Up Bluetooth Competitor
- D-Link Introduces Wi-Fi, GSM Phone
- Qualcomm Injunction Against Broadcom Denied
- HP, Sony Stand By No Recall Decision
- Creative Xmod Claims to Improve Music
- Mac OS X Exploit Emerges After Patch
- Security Smackdown Part II: McAfee vs. Microsoft
- Could Crypto Resolve the Voting Machine Controversy?
- Firefox Flaw a Hoax, Admits Speaker
- Amazon Nearly Exits Search Business
- Join BetaNews at DigitalLife in NYC
- Canon to Produce SED TVs by 2008
- SearchMash: Google's Search Testing Ground
- EchoStar Wins Reprieve in TiVo Suit
- Google offers mini-programs for use on other sites (Reuters)
- AOL to launch new version of software (Reuters)
- Canon to mass-produce flat panel TVs (Reuters)
- Gamblers adapt to loss of U.S. online sites (Reuters)
- Google boss warns politicians about Internet power (Reuters)
- IBM in 5-year, $100 mln plan to simplify mainframe (Reuters)
- Overseas Indians turn to Web for festival prayers (Reuters)
- AOL to get a software makeover (AP)
- IBM Corp. offers new software (AP)
- Sony shares fall on Playstation concerns (AP)
- British co. launches modern poetry site (AP)
- Napster launches Japanese service (AP)
- Newspaper Web site readership grows 31 pct: study (Reuters)
- Google offers mini-programs for use on other sites (Reuters)
- Nokia in deal with Orange on customizing handsets (Reuters)
- Mozilla Duped by Hacker's 'Humorous' Presentation (PC World)
- Vista to take hard stand against piracy (AP)
- PS3 Performance Concerns Analysts
- EU Readies Antitrust Case Against Intel
- Yahoo Testing Mobile Advertising
- Sirius Bests XM in Subscriber Adds
- Fujitsu shows prototype PCs
- Mass. CIO Resigns Over Lack of Funds
- Microsoft to Lock Pirates Out of Vista
- Organize Your CDs
- Reports: HP insiders to face charges (AP)
- Calif. AG to Indict HP's Dunn, 4 Others
- Google Premieres Free Web Gadgets
- AOL Launches Free OpenRide Software
- Fujitsu Recalls 287,000 Sony Batteries
- Google Announces Literacy Project
- Review: Why switch to new AOL software? (AP)
- Calif. AG files complaint in HP spy case (AP)
- Vista to include anti-piracy measures (AP)
- Video Game Review: 'Cooking Mama' (AP)
- AOL to get a software makeover (AP)
- Mark Foley claims being molested as teen (AP)
- Laptop battery recall widens (AP)
- New Mobile Phones Scream at Thieves (NewsFactor)
- Mozilla Duped by Hacker's 'Humorous' Presentation (PC World)
- Microsoft likely to ship Vista on time: analyst (Reuters)
- IBM simplifies mainframe software (AP)
- Napster opens in Japan (Reuters)
- Report: T-Mobile to Announce UMTS
- Fight Phishing at the PhishTank
- Microsoft to step up anti-piracy stance (AP)
- Jobs Apologizes for Accounting Issues
- Service equips stolen phones with scream (AP)
- Service taps community to ID mail scams (AP)
- Micron execs to race video-equipped cars (AP)
- Sony Portable Reader Shipping Delay
- Review: Why switch to new AOL software? (AP)
- Service taps community to ID mail scams (AP)
- Micron execs to race video-equipped cars (AP)
- Google launches search service for computer code (Reuters)
- Microsoft likely to ship Vista on time: analyst (Reuters)
- Nvidia shares surge amid takeover speculation (Reuters)
- Nintendo's Wii, TMX Elmo make 'Hot Dozen' toy list (Reuters)
- Robots could sense shapes with whiskers: study (Reuters)
- U.S. pushes Russia in WTO talks to close mp3 Web site (Reuters)
- "Seinfeld" tops DVD awards (Reuters)
- Service equips stolen phones with scream (AP)
- Mozilla Duped by Hacker's 'Humorous' Presentation (PC World)
- Microsoft aims to scuttle pirated copies of Vista (Reuters)