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  1. IBM details memory advance for chips (AP)
  2. NY, Calif more likely identity theft targets: study (Reuters)
  3. FTC urged to boost Internet oversight (AP)
  4. Cellphones becoming pocket-size banks (USATODAY.com)
  5. Study: ID Thieves Prefer NYC and LA
  6. IBM to Announce Breakthrough Caching Innovation at ISSCC
  7. Microsoft Settles Antitrust Case with Iowa
  8. Gmail Finally Opens to All
  9. MS: IBM Doc Standards Position 'Hypocritical'
  10. PSU Researchers Create Worm Speed Trap
  11. Congressional Video Games Law Push Renewed
  12. Technology Shakeout after 3GSM as Intel, Nokia Abandon HSDPA Plans
  13. MS: IBM Standards Position Hypocritical
  14. Study: ID Thieves Prefer NYC and LA
  15. IBM to Announce Breakthrough Caching Innovation at ISSCC
  16. Microsoft Settles Antitrust Case with Iowa
  17. HD DVD User Claims to Have Bypassed AACS Encryption
  18. Microsoft Fixes Zero-Day Word Flaws
  19. FBI Dealing With its Lost Laptop Problem
  20. Yahoo Integrates IM into Web E-Mail Client
  21. .NET Released for Embedded Devices
  22. OLPC Project Set to Ship $150 Laptops
  23. TiVo Delivers Major Series3 Update
  24. CEO: Mobile VoIP Won't Be a Huge Hit
  25. NVidia Demonstrates Platform-Agnostic 3D UI for Cell Phones
  26. Mobile IPTV Experiment in Korea Could Compete with DVB-H, MediaFLO
  27. Social Networking Sites Banned in Illinois?
  28. Valentine's Day Malware
  29. MySpace teen suit dismissed by Texas court (Reuters)
  30. Nokia scraps plans for HSDPA notebook module with Intel (Reuters)
  31. Mobile TV requires higher, costly frequencies (Reuters)
  32. Technology Shakeout after 3GSM as Intel, Nokia Abandon HSDPA Plans
  33. New Zero-Day Word Attack
  34. Vonage Cuts Losses, But Subs Growth Stalls
  35. First Blu-ray HD Recorder Needs Dedicated TV
  36. Negligence Suit Against MySpace Dismissed
  37. Novell CEO: We're Going to 'Attack' Vista
  38. Most European Music Execs Agree with Jobs on DRM
  39. IBM Releases Public Beta of IDS 'Cheetah'
  40. Microsoft Sued Over VPN Technology
  41. Russian MS Software Piracy Case Thrown Out
  42. New Attack Type Targets Your Home Network
  43. Gartenberg Becomes Microsoft Evangelist
  44. Windows Vista 'DreamScene' Available
  45. New cell uses pitched at wireless show (AP)
  46. Mourning teens express grief on MySpace (AP)
  47. Court dismisses Microsoft piracy case (AP)
  48. Group certifies programs OK to download (AP)
  49. Vonage narrows 4Q loss to $65 million (AP)
  50. US group launches resource to protect children on Internet (AFP)
  51. Blu-ray Recorder Launches in Japan (PC Magazine)
  52. Opera Browser Added to Some Windows 6.0 Phones (PC World)
  53. Red Hat unaffected by Oracle, Novell (InfoWorld)
  54. BEA offers peek into market psyche (InfoWorld)
  55. IBM's Latest Idea - Memory Upgrade (Investor's Business Daily)
  56. Presidential hopeful reintroduces video game act (Macworld.com)
  57. Microsoft Not Discussing Windows 7, Office 14
  58. Vista Sales Estimates Indicate Dwindling Retail Channel
  59. Firefox's New Add-on Site Set to Launch
  60. MySpace faces stiff competition in Japan (AP)
  61. Cisco extends iPhone talks with Apple (AP)
  62. New Orleans seeks text-message donations (AP)
  63. MySpace faces stiff competition in Japan (AP)
  64. Mourning teens express grief on MySpace (AP)
  65. Cisco extends iPhone talks with Apple (AP)
  66. Malaysia raids illegal software sellers (AP)
  67. New cell uses pitched at wireless show (AP)
  68. Update: Vonage subscriber growth slows (InfoWorld)
  69. Cheap phones can get cheaper, margins thinner (Reuters)
  70. Mitsubishi Electric shows 802.15-based location system (InfoWorld)
  71. Red Hat unaffected by Oracle, Novell (InfoWorld)
  72. TaxCut or TurboTax to tame tax storm? (USATODAY.com)
  73. Enterprises are uncertain about mobile security (InfoWorld)
  74. IBM's Latest Idea - Memory Upgrade (Investor's Business Daily)
  75. Cisco Cuts Apple Some Slack
  76. Symantec: Change Your Router Password
  77. Vonage Founder Offers 40,000 Dollars
  78. Vista Sales Estimates Perhaps Not as Dire as Feared
  79. Cisco, Apple Still at the Negotiating Table
  80. Nokia's Nifty Music Phone
  81. Watches lose ground to cell phones (AP)
  82. FDA warns of dangers of Internet drugs (AP)
  83. New Credit Cards May Leak Personal Information (PC World)
  84. Mourning teens express grief on MySpace (AP)
  85. Cisco extends iPhone talks with Apple (AP)
  86. Fears for Spears, says Web site posting (AP)
  87. New phone opens mobile world to technophobe grandparents (AFP)
  88. New VoIP Service for Cell Phones (PC World)
  89. Red Hat unaffected by Oracle, Novell (InfoWorld)
  90. Microsoft sharpens interoperability focus (InfoWorld)
  91. Mobile Security Incidents on the Rise (PC World)
  92. IBM's Latest Idea - Memory Upgrade (Investor's Business Daily)
  93. Co-opting GPU for CPU Tasks Advanced by NVidia
  94. DVR Owners Don't Always Skip Commercials
  95. Cuba embraces open-source software (AP)
  96. MySpace faces stiff competition in Japan (AP)
  97. New Credit Cards May Leak Personal Information (PC World)
  98. FDA warns of dangers of Internet drugs (AP)
  99. Mourning teens express grief on MySpace (AP)
  100. Google sues Polish poets over gmail.pl (AFP)
  101. New phone opens mobile world to technophobe grandparents (AFP)
  102. Dell hires Motorola executive (Reuters)
  103. Red Hat unaffected by Oracle, Novell (InfoWorld)
  104. Microsoft sharpens interoperability focus (InfoWorld)
  105. Mobile Security Incidents on the Rise (PC World)
  106. IBM's Latest Idea - Memory Upgrade (Investor's Business Daily)
  107. Dell Snags Motorola Mobile Phone Chief
  108. Inventor of the TV remote dies (AP)
  109. SanDisk to Cut Jobs, Salaries of Executives
  110. Jupiter Analyst: Interoperable DRM Won't Solve Music Industry Dilemma
  111. Co-Inventor of the TV remote dies (AP)
  112. CFO of AOL leaving for private equity (AP)
  113. Cuba embraces open-source software (AP)
  114. Watches lose ground to cell phones (AP)
  115. MySpace faces stiff competition in Japan (AP)
  116. Wikipedia breaks into U.S. top 10 sites (InfoWorld)
  117. MIT improves analog circuit for consumer devices (InfoWorld)
  118. Motorola's Garriques leaves for Dell job (AP)
  119. Red Hat unaffected by Oracle, Novell (InfoWorld)
  120. Microsoft sharpens interoperability focus (InfoWorld)
  121. Mobile Security Incidents on the Rise (PC World)
  122. Google said ready to buy Adscape (Reuters)
  123. Inventor of the TV remote dies (AP)
  124. CFO of AOL leaving for private equity (AP)
  125. Cuba embraces open-source software (AP)
  126. Watches lose ground to cell phones (AP)
  127. MySpace faces stiff competition in Japan (AP)
  128. Wikipedia breaks into U.S. top 10 sites (InfoWorld)
  129. Dell Hires Motorola Exec To Head Consumer Unit (TechWeb)
  130. Motorola's Garriques leaves for Dell job (AP)
  131. Red Hat unaffected by Oracle, Novell (InfoWorld)
  132. Microsoft sharpens interoperability focus (InfoWorld)
  133. No Turning Back from Rich Internet Apps (TechWeb)
  134. Google said ready to buy Adscape (Reuters)
  135. Man sues IBM over adult chat room firing (AP)
  136. Entrepreneurs profit from free Web names (AP)
  137. Conn. state workers' info ends up on Web (AP)
  138. Man sues IBM over adult chat room firing (AP)
  139. Former IBM Worker Sues Over Internet Addiction
  140. NY Post: XM, Sirius Merger Deal Near
  141. Microsoft Updates SQL Server for Vista
  142. The Vista Sales Numbers: Anatomy of a Wash
  143. Sirius, XM Confirm $13 Billion Merger
  144. Microsoft Issues Free Virtual PC 2007
  145. Adobe Ships Lightroom, Updates Camera Raw
  146. More Tidbits on XM-Sirius Merger
  147. E-Trade to unveil global trading platform (AP)
  148. Australia to ban old-style bulbs (AP)
  149. Vonage, Verizon in Court Over VoIP
  150. Viacom Strikes Content Deal with Joost
  151. Nikon Debuts New Digital Cameras
  152. New AMD Desktop Processors Trigger Price Drops
  153. Microsoft Accounting App Hits 1 Million Downloads
  154. Viacom in licensing deal with Joost (AP)
  155. KlipFolio Adds Sidebar Functionality
  156. Hewlett-Packard Q1 earns rise 26 percent (AP)
  157. Vista Hardware Assessment Tool Addresses Upgrade Dilemmas
  158. Report: Adobe CS3 to Debut March 27
  159. Hewlett-Packard 1Q profit up 26 percent (AP)
  160. Radio deal is a mixed bag for consumers (AP)
  161. Sirius, XM see deal closing in 2007 (Reuters)
  162. Viacom in licensing deal with Joost (AP)
  163. Nikon eyes double-digit growth in compact digicams (Reuters)
  164. Spears has entered rehab, Web sites say (AP)
  165. Motion Computing launches tablet PC for doctors (InfoWorld)
  166. Alltel 4Q net earnings slip 12 percent (AP)
  167. Wind River acquires real-time Linux from FSMLabs (InfoWorld)
  168. Windows Vista well received: Gates (Reuters)
  169. Microsoft Releases SP2 for SQL Server (NewsFactor)
  170. PlayStation 3 To Get Movie Downloads (NewsFactor)
  171. HP Takes a Minor Hit During Holiday Quarter
  172. Ever Regretted Sending an Email?
  173. Google shuts hole in desktop product (AP)
  174. Hewlett-Packard 1Q profit up 26 percent (AP)
  175. AP: Music companies targeting colleges (AP)
  176. States seek laws to curb online bullying (AP)
  177. Google shuts hole in desktop product (AP)
  178. Viacom in licensing deal with Joost (AP)
  179. AP: Recording industry targets colleges (AP)
  180. States seek laws to curb online bullying (AP)
  181. Google shuts hole in desktop product (AP)
  182. Viacom in licensing deal with Joost (AP)
  183. Hewlett-Packard 1Q profit up 26 percent (AP)
  184. Internet spoof lampoons "figure-skating" Irish PM (Reuters)
  185. Details of new Sony digital cameras hit the Web (InfoWorld)
  186. Alcatel-Lucent invests in WiMax chip company (InfoWorld)
  187. Africa's Inexpensive Laptops (PC World)
  188. Viacom gets new video partner (USATODAY.com)
  189. IBM veteran becomes first woman to win the Turing Award (InfoWorld)
  190. Microsoft: Xbox Sales Improve in January (PC Magazine)
  191. CBS, YouTube Deal Stalls Out
  192. Microsoft Search Share May Have Stopped Falling
  193. IBM Shops Cell to Indie Game Developers
  194. Google Desktop Flaw Disclosed, Fixed
  195. Adobe Brings Premiere to the Web
  196. First woman honored with Turing Award (AP)
  197. UK Rejects Citizens' Anti-DRM Petition
  198. Only 104 Applications 'Vista Certified'
  199. Former Dell CEO to Receive $5 Million
  200. Skype Introduces New Feature Bundle
  201. National Geographic Offers Cell Phone
  202. Help PC World Beta Test New Site Search!
  203. Some fear billboards distract drivers (AP)
  204. Charter Debuts SiteFinder-like Service
  205. Supreme Court Debates Patentability of Software
  206. NPD: Wii Outsells Xbox, PS3 in January
  207. Cisco, Apple settle 'iPhone' dispute (AP)
  208. IBM, Duke develop Web site for patients (AP)
  209. Google to sell online software suite (AP)
  210. Some fear billboards distract drivers (AP)
  211. Cisco, Apple settle 'iPhone' dispute (AP)
  212. Vista Drivers MIA
  213. Microsoft tells some users no on Vista (AP)
  214. Revver Videos Coming to Verizon DSL, FiOS
  215. Google Treads Further on Microsoft's Turf
  216. FBI Offers $25,000 for Lost Hard Drive
  217. Opera Mini 3.1 Released for Phones
  218. Intel CPU Price Declines Help it Retain Value Edge
  219. Gates to Keynote Microsoft MVP Summit
  220. HP Brings British Film Archive Online
  221. Settlement Secures 'Apple iPhone,' 'Linksys iPhone' Uncertain
  222. Indie Films Added to iTunes Movie Store
  223. Wal-Mart Winds Down VHS Sales
  224. Congress to Study XM, Sirius Merger
  225. Microsoft hit with $1.5B in damages (AP)
  226. Microsoft Shows Off Vista Reader Apps
  227. Microsoft Responds to Alleged Ballmer 'Threats' Against Linux
  228. How Does Your Wireless Carrier Rank ?
  229. Hitachi shows off powder-sized smart tag (AP)
  230. Microsoft tells some users no on Vista (AP)
  231. Alcatel-Lucent Victory in MP3 Dispute Signals Trouble for Digital Audio
  232. Sony giving away freebies to PS3 buyers (AP)
  233. Man charged with uploading movie to Web (AP)
  234. Jury orders Microsoft to pay $1.52B (AP)
  235. Less Backward Compatibility for EU PS3
  236. Jury orders Microsoft to pay $1.52B (AP)
  237. Hitachi shows off powder-sized smart tag (AP)
  238. Cisco-Apple truce murky on details (AP)
  239. Microsoft tells some users no on Vista (AP)
  240. Review: HD DVD players show improvement (AP)
  241. German fraudster protests jail term up 22 meter pole (Reuters)
  242. PS3 in Last, Sony Says January Successful (PC World)
  243. Mystery Cell Phone Charges (PC World)
  244. Turbolinux ships first Wizpy handhelds (InfoWorld)
  245. Primavera outsources agile product development to India (InfoWorld)
  246. Western Digital Puts Storage on VPN (PC World)
  247. Watermark Helps Track Movie Uploader
  248. Qualcomm's Legal Woes Lessen
  249. Microsoft Sued Over 'Office Live' Name
  250. Analyst: Microsoft Loss in MP3 Case Sets Dangerous Precedent