- Wanna direct? Get out your cell phone (AP)
- Microsoft partners fuming over Vista (AP)
- DOD won't award cash in next robot race (AP)
- Sony shows off PlayStation 3, new games (AP)
- Final Version of Mozilla Firefox 2 Will Be Released Oct. 24 (PC World)
- One Billion Served, Now with Music (NewsFactor)
- Calling Timeout For Overconnected Execs In The Workplace (Investor's Business Daily)
- NetBeans IDE upgrade readied for SOA (InfoWorld)
- Microsoft, McAfee Trade Barbs Over Vista Security (PC World)
- SAP Shrugs Off Barbs From Oracle's Ellison (Investor's Business Daily)
- Zune offers new opportunity for iPod add-on makers (Macworld.com)
- Be loyal, kind and don't steal Movies (AP)
- Wanna direct? Get out your cell phone (AP)
- Microsoft partners fuming over Vista (AP)
- DOD won't award cash in next robot race (AP)
- Sony shows off PlayStation 3, new games (AP)
- Judge Denies Demand To Shut Down Spamhaus (TechWeb)
- Sony Debuts PS3 Games, Online Strategy (TechWeb)
- Calling Timeout For Overconnected Execs In The Workplace (Investor's Business Daily)
- Final Version of Mozilla Firefox 2 Will Be Released Oct. 24 (PC World)
- McAfee, Microsoft Trade Insults Over Vista (TechWeb)
- Harvard, IBM To Deploy Academia's Largest Blue Gene Supercomputer (TechWeb)
- Zune offers new opportunity for iPod add-on makers (Macworld.com)
- Flat panels drive old TVs from market (AP)
- Cisco launching virtual meetings tool (AP)
- AOL to offer downloads for movie, TV shows (AP)
- AOL Video Adds Paramount Movies, TV
- Mozilla Launches Firefox 2.0 Browser
- IBM Sues Amazon for Patent Infringement
- IBM Sues Amazon.com Over Patents
- Government defends 1998 anti-porn law (AP)
- Oracle Acquires MetaSolv for $219mn
- Diebold Source Code Disks Mailed to Maryland Democrat
- BitTorrent to Appear in Electronics
- Cell phone carriers target Hispanics (AP)
- Microsoft 'Opens Up' Sender ID Spec
- China Wants Identity of Bloggers
- Project Management Software Maps Your Mind
- IBM sues Amazon for patent infringement (AP)
- Buena Vista Announces Blu-ray Plans
- While World Waits for 802.11n, Broadcom Advances 11g
- Microsoft Settles with State of Arkansas
- 'Net neutrality' would be Democrats' pet (AP)
- Google unveils tools for search engines (AP)
- A Real Page Turner: Adobe Digital Editions
- Sony: won't quit battery business despite recalls (Reuters)
- Google lets Web sites tailor search to user tastes (Reuters)
- Apple MacBook Pro to use Intel Core 2 Duo processors (Reuters)
- Nokia to bring Oracle software to corporate phones (Reuters)
- Cell phone carriers target Hispanics (AP)
- On the Net: Artist faves on Mog.com (AP)
- Sony Explains Battery Problems (PC World)
- Stocks flat as Texas Instruments, Kraft slip (Reuters)
- Final Version of Mozilla Firefox 2 Available Today (PC World)
- Microsoft Agrees to Arkansas Settlement (PC World)
- Europe's Politicians Embrace Web 2.0 (BusinessWeek Online)
- MacBook Pros get Core 2 Duo bump (Macworld.com)
- Sony says may lose some battery business on recall (Reuters)
- Google lets Web sites tailor search to user tastes (Reuters)
- Apple MacBook Pro to use Intel Core 2 Duo processors (Reuters)
- Nokia to bring Oracle software to corporate phones (Reuters)
- Final Version of Mozilla Firefox 2 Available Today (PC World)
- On the Net: Artist faves on Mog.com (AP)
- Sony Explains Battery Problems (PC World)
- Stocks flat as Texas Instruments, Kraft slip (Reuters)
- Open-Source Firms Reward Developers with Xboxes (PC Magazine)
- Microsoft Agrees to Arkansas Settlement (PC World)
- Dell's PowerEdge Gets Cozy with AMD (NewsFactor)
- MacBooks driving Apple's computer sales (Macworld.com)
- Google Rolls Out Custom Search
- Sony's Battery Recall Expands, Again
- New Microtek Scanner in Declining Market
- EchoStar Responds to Fox Ruling
- Apple MacBook Pro Gets Core 2 Duo
- Sony Importer Lik-Sang Shuts Doors
- Windows Defender Final Released
- Microsoft to start Vista coupon plan for PC buyers (Reuters)
- MS Adds Office 2007 to Vista Coupon Program
- Microsoft Counters Security Critics with 'Trust Ecosystem'
- T-Mobile Rolls Out UMA In Seattle
- Adobe Tests New Document Reader
- Verizon Steps Up Text Spam Suits
- Gateway to Replace 35,000 Sony-made Batteries
- Hacker unlocks Apple music download protection (Reuters)
- Hidden Costs of Vista Upgrade Coupon
- Lean SGI Sues ATI Over Graphics Patent
- Lionsgate Sweetens CinemaNow Burn to DVD Offering
- AMD-ATI to Offer CPU/GPU Combo
- Backdoor Trojans are Biggest Windows Threat
- Verizon Wireless to Use Flash Lite Tech
- AMD Drops Prices Ahead of '4x4' Debut
- Yahoo Enhances Bookmarking Service
- Windows Media Player 11 Delayed
- 3 Million IE7 Downloads in 4 Days
- Opera Mini Out for Treo, BlackBerry
- Firefox 2.0 vs. IE7 in Vista: How Close?
- Amazon Objects to Google Subpoena
- Public Beta of Next Winzip
- Yahoo makes Internet bookmarks ready to share (Reuters)
- Oracle CEO targets Red Hat with half-price offer (Reuters)
- Programmer unlocks iPod-iTunes exclusive linkage (AFP)
- Video Web sites rush to fulfill viewer demand (Reuters)
- World of Warcraft:The Burning Crusade game delayed (Reuters)
- Merrill Lynch: Could Be Decades Before Online Sustains Newspapers (Editor and Publisher)
- Reviews: Scaring up good video games (AP)
- Review: Fastap puts twist on cell typing (AP)
- Sun CEO sets open source Java time frame (InfoWorld)
- Microsoft offers Vista upgrade coupons (AFP)
- Symantec Integrates Stellent Records Management into Enterprise Vault (PC Magazine)
- Intego issues OS X Bluetooth security exploit alert (Macworld.com)
- Once Again, the PC Built From a Pumpkin
- Headgear shows images in 360-degree view (AP)
- Adobe Soundbooth Passes Audition
- Oracle assaults Red Hat with pricing war (AP)
- Oracle takes aim at Red Hat (AP)
- Headgear shows images in 360-degree view (AP)
- AT&T launches video monitoring service (AP)
- Review: Fastap puts twist on cell typing (AP)
- Biometric device used to pay for meals (AP)
- Saudi youth bored in model Islamic state: blogger (Reuters)
- Virtual soccer gets makeover in "FIFA 07" (Reuters)
- Sprint Q3 profit falls, subscriber growth weak (Reuters)
- Oracle offers half-price support for Red Hat Linux (Reuters)
- Oracle To Support Red Hat Linux, Using Red Hat's Own Product Against It (TechWeb)
- Sun CEO sets open source Java time frame (InfoWorld)
- Adobe releases public beta of Soundbooth audio app (Macworld.com)
- Public Beta of Next Winzip
- Hidden Costs of Vista Upgrade Coupon
- Gateway to Replace 35,000 Sony-made Batteries
- New Microtek Scanner in Declining Market
- A Real Page Turner: Adobe Digital Editions
- Project Management Software Maps Your Mind
- IBM Sues Amazon.com Over Patents
- BlueTie's Free Hosted E-Mail and Calendar
- Internet Explorer 7 Auto Updates to Roll Out Slowly
- PlayStation 3 Update: Launch Games, Our Impressions, and What's in the Box
- Internet Explorer 7 Now Available to All
- The iPod Worm
- Big LCDs Make Headway
- Ultramobile PCs Reappear
- Big Business Moves Into Second Life
- Adobe Soundbooth Passes Audition
- Once Again, the PC Built From a Pumpkin
- Cisco Acquires Orative for $31 Million
- Report: Serious Bug Delays Vista RTM
- Microsoft Confirms IE7 Address Bar Flaw
- Oracle Makes Play for Red Hat's Support Contracts
- Adobe Intros New Web Audio Editing Tool
- Red Hat under threat from Oracle (AP)
- Adobe Soundbooth Debuts for Web Pros (NewsFactor)
- Microsoft says has sold 6 million Xbox 360s (Reuters)
- Skype founders plan to launch Web TV service: paper (Reuters)
- Private conversation is aim of new blog software (Reuters)
- Canada's TV guide joins move online from print (Reuters)
- Judge won't dismiss "Grand Theft Auto" claims (Reuters)
- Sprint Nextel 3Q income misses estimates (AP)
- Minor Bug in New Firefox (PC World)
- Sun posts narrower-than-expected 1Q loss (AP)
- Microsoft earnings rise, beating views (AP)
- MacBook firmware update fixes shutdown issue (Macworld.com)
- Pro-democracy Journalist Sentenced in China
- Red Hat Accuses Oracle of Forking Linux Code Base
- Gateway Investors Seek Board Representation
- Retailers Brace for Lackluster Holidays
- Warner Music Taps Brightcove for Video
- Microsoft: 6 Million Xbox 360s Sold
- Free Video Sharing Without Uploads or Registration
- Records of freed slaves to go online (AP)
- Cell phone takes security to new heights (AP)
- Governor Warns of Crisis in Wake of Diebold 'Repair' Revelations
- BitTorrent Admin Gets 5 Months in Jail
- Xbox 360 to Double Holiday PS3 Sales?
- Danish Court Orders AllofMP3 Blocked
- Sony Battery Fire Injures One in Japan
- Microsoft Wants More Search Share
- Vulnerability in ActiveX Data Objects
- Apple Fixes MacBook Shutdown Issues
- MS Office Validation Now Mandatory
- Supreme Court to Hear Microsoft Appeal
- Candidates, parties target Web audience (AP)
- Army monitors soldiers' blogs, Web sites (AP)
- Cos. have broad aims for TV on the Web (AP)
- Nokia enters car navigation market (Reuters)
- Web terrorism course is sellout with security pros (Reuters)
- Phone alerts couples to baby-making window (Reuters)
- Text messaging catches on in music business (Reuters)
- Computer game takes "journalist's" view of Mideast (Reuters)
- Monster Worldwide says McKelvey resigns from board (Reuters)
- Seagate Readies Secure Drive (PC World)
- Verizon 3Q profit beats analysts' views (AP)
- Oracle zeros in on Red Hat (InfoWorld)
- Windows XP SP3 suffers uncertain future (InfoWorld)
- IBM/Lehman in $180 mln China investment fund JV (Reuters)
- Plugged In: Vinyl Vaults Into Digital Age With New Devices (TechWeb)
- What's Behind Acer's Vista Complaints?
- Brightcove Offers IPTV Creation Tools
- UN Conference Convenes on Net Control
- Firefox 2: 2 Million Downloads in a Day
- Fujitsu Reports Laptop Battery Problems
- MySpace to block illegal use of copyrighted music (Reuters)
- Rockstar's 'Bully' Spurs Controversy
- Microsoft Offers Free Accounting Suite
- Sony Releasing Limited Edition PS2
- Vulnerability Affects Firefox and IE, New and Old
- Xbox 360 to Get 1080p Upgrade
- RAZZ Simplifies Web Audio Recording
- Encrypted Seagate Hard Drives Could Enable On-board DRM
- MySpace Gets Tough on Copyrighted Music
- Windows Media Player 11 Released
- This Year-- A Halloween Mac O Lantern
- Verizon to offer automatic phone contact updates (Reuters)
- Microsoft forges ties with open source maker Zend (Reuters)
- French Google Book Search Suit Grows
- MS: Ability to Co-opt Pop-ups a 'Design Consideration'
- Photos: Vista, Office 2007 Packaging
- New iPod Shuffle Set to Arrive Nov. 3
- AMD Pursues Remainder of Intel Suit
- China Slammed For Internet Blocking
- Microsoft Clamps Down on Software Auctions
- Plaxo Expands to Mobile Address Books
- DOJ Investigating Sony for RAM Price-fixing
- Office Live Set for Release November 15
- Google Dives into Wikis with JotSpot Buy
- Online Pumpkin Carving
- U.S. Justice Dept. probing Sony unit (AP)
- Google acquires California startup (AP)
- Music publishers say Kazaa deal reached (AP)
- U.S. intelligence unveils spy version of Wikipedia (Reuters)
- Microsoft, Peter Jackson postpone "Halo" movie (Reuters)
- Britain to regulate online gaming, opposes U.S. ban (Reuters)
- Sony warns of PlayStation 3 scams (AP)
- Nokia Simplifies Dual-Mode Phones (PC World)
- PHP road map revealed (InfoWorld)
- Google acquires Web applications pioneer JotSpot (Reuters)
- Microsoft, Zend boost PHP for Windows (InfoWorld)
- Google buys JotSpot, offers free wiki pages (Macworld.com)
- Sony targeted in memory-chip probe (AP)
- Google acquires California startup (AP)
- Music publishers say Kazaa deal reached (AP)
- U.S. intelligence unveils spy version of Wikipedia (Reuters)
- Microsoft, Peter Jackson postpone "Halo" movie (Reuters)
- Rolling Stones shows delayed (AP)
- Sony warns of PlayStation 3 scams (AP)
- Nokia Simplifies Dual-Mode Phones (PC World)
- PHP road map revealed (InfoWorld)
- Google acquires Web applications pioneer JotSpot (Reuters)
- Microsoft, Zend boost PHP for Windows (InfoWorld)
- Google buys JotSpot, offers free wiki pages (Macworld.com)
- Rappers get real as gaming, music firms partner (Reuters)
- Disillusioned online daters turn to matchmakers (Reuters)