- Manila wins US phone chip plant (FT.com)
- Berlin Says 'Nein' to Open-Source Migration (PC World)
- Berlin says 'nein' to open-source migration (InfoWorld)
- IBM bores tiny holes in computer chips (AP)
- "Die Hard" Video Game is Mobile Only for Gameloft (PC Magazine)
- US Internet Radio Providers Forced to Restrict Streams to US Listeners
- Judge Upholds $1.53 Billion Patent Verdict Against Microsoft
- Microsoft Acquires Mobile Ad Provider
- Dell to Offer Ubuntu 7.04 Linux
- Windows Mobile 6 Debuts as T-Mobile Dash Upgrade
- Telco, Cable Still Lagging Web 2.0 World
- Court denies Vonage bid for patent case retrial (Reuters)
- RIM courts broader market with BlackBerry Curve (Reuters)
- Nokia unveils thin Barracuda (Reuters)
- Sun to Help Bring OpenOffice to Mac
- Creative Gives Flash MP3 Another Toss with Zen Stone
- Microsoft Preps 7 Security Bulletins
- Yahoo Launches Web Based Messenger
- Google Dispute with Belgian Press Partly Settled with Technology
- Analysis: The Supreme Court Rulings and Their Impact on Software
- Vonage Retrial Request Denied
- Dell History Donated to Smithsonian
- AOL Falls to Third Largest ISP
- Netgear Acquires Infrant Technologies
- Net Radio Gets 60 More Days to Fight Fee Hike
- Web alarms, mobile alerts aim to make you safer (Reuters)
- Yahoo to shut down Yahoo Photos service, push Flickr (Reuters)
- Microsoft, Yahoo talks no longer active: report (Reuters)
- Europeans predominate as Second Life users: study (Reuters)
- Indian Engineers Aiming for $10 Laptop
- AACS LA: 'A Line is Crossed'
- Apple: We're 'Greener' Than You Think
- Windows Live Hotmail Launches in US on Monday
- Yahoo to Migrate Photos Users to Flickr
- Microsoft Takeover Buzz Surrounds Yahoo Again as Cost Cutting Continues
- Joost: We're A Little Red-faced
- YouTube is American Idol Online, with Ads
- Flickr to Replace Yahoo Photos
- Microsoft-Yahoo partnership wouldn't dethrone Google (USATODAY.com)
- Principal guilty in software piracy case (AP)
- Dell signs on with Microsoft, Novell (AP)
- Survey defines split in technology use (AP)
- Comcast to integrate e-mail and voicemail online (Reuters)
- Ubuntu plans mobile Linux version (InfoWorld)
- NTT DoCoMo cancels "i-mode" deal with India's Hutchison Essar (AFP)
- In Brief: NTT DoCoMo cancels I-mode plans in India (InfoWorld)
- Dell joins Microsoft, Novell in Linux pact (Reuters)
- Zimbra Helps Comcast with SmartZone (PC World)
- Dell joins Microsoft, Novell in Linux collaboration (InfoWorld)
- Who Will Support the 'Whole Home Network'? (PC World)
- TSA Loses Hard Drive With Employee Data
- HP to be Sued by CNET Journalists
- AMD: CPU/GPU 'Fusion' May Be More Gradual, Past 2009
- Dell Joins Microsoft + Novell Linux Pact
- Windows Live Hotmail Desktop Client Due Shortly
- Samsung's Updated Ultra-Mobile
- HP Unveils Combo Blu-ray Writer, HD DVD Reader Plans
- Microsoft Launches New Hotmail
- Motorola says to show new 3G mobile devices (Reuters)
- Despite warnings, most U.S. babies watch TV (Reuters)
- Dell signs on with Microsoft, Novell (AP)
- Comcast to integrate e-mail and voicemail online (Reuters)
- Russian teacher fined in Microsoft piracy case (Reuters)
- Are You an Omnivore or Mobile Centric? (NewsFactor)
- BlackBerrys cozy up to office phone systems (InfoWorld)
- Motorola says Icahn not elected to board (AP)
- Sun: Pay open-source developers (InfoWorld)
- BlackBerrys Cozy up to Office Phone Systems (PC World)
- Oracle focuses on app server, AJAX at JavaOne (InfoWorld)
- Who Will Support the 'Whole Home Network'? (PC World)
- HP to Unveil PC with Hybrid High-Def Drive
- How Many Users Does Second Life Really Have?
- Comcast Updates Web E-Mail Service
- Premier League: Google, YouTube Are an IP 'Protection' Racket
- MySpace to Acquire Photobucket
- Beta Test CA Protection Suite for Vista
- TiVo Owners Uncover Storage Hack
- Samsung Releases New UMPC
- Could Ads Increase YouTube's Vulnerability to Suits?
- Faked Google Ads Offer to Infect PCs
- MySpace to acquire Photobucket for $250 mln: source (Reuters)
- "El Tigre" leads next wave of Nick games from THQ (Reuters)
- Despite warnings, most U.S. babies watch TV (Reuters)
- First Impressions: Samsung's Q1 Ultra Second-Gen UMPC
- Internet encyclopedia to list all 1.8 mln species (Reuters)
- EA warns on 2008 profit as "Spore" delayed (Reuters)
- MySpace to acquire Photobucket: source (Reuters)
- "El Tigre" leads next wave of Nick games from THQ (Reuters)
- Despite warnings, most U.S. babies watch TV (Reuters)
- Comcast CEO shows off super quick modem (AP)
- RIM Ties BlackBerry to Office Phone (NewsFactor)
- Semiconductor Firm Owned Strong Profit (Investor's Business Daily)
- Red Hat, IBM form mainframe partnership (Reuters)
- Business software needs YouTube jolt: SAP exec (Reuters)
- Sun Partners with Ericsson on Java Platform (PC World)
- EA losses widen 56 percent (AP)
- Sun Tests the Waters With OpenID Over Tim Bray's Objections
- Google Upgrades Analytics Interface
- Microsoft, Apple Join to Fix Vista iPod Issues
- Sun's JavaFX Takes On Flash, Silverlight
- Comcast Boosts Cable Upload Speeds
- Death Knell Rings for Portable Media Center
- Novell Linux Chief Leaves for Google
- Amazon Settles Patent Suit with IBM, 'Methods' Debate Forestalled
- IBM Offloads Third of Lenovo Shares
- Intel to update Centrino laptop hardware (Reuters)
- Comcast CEO shows off super quick modem (AP)
- Microsoft signs Web video deals (AP)
- Scientists work on Encyclopedia of Life (AP)
- Sprint sues to halt dial-in services (AP)
- SAP plans to buy OutlookSoft (AP)
- Microsoft buys minority stake in CareerBuilder.com (Reuters)
- Ms. Pac-Man Comes to iPod (PC World)
- Intel Launches New Santa Rosa Laptop Platform (PC World)
- Sun Revamps Its 'Java Everywhere' Message (TechWeb)
- Java to get 'superpackage' for software distribution (InfoWorld)
- Sun Partners with Ericsson on Java Platform (PC World)
- EA warns on 2008 profit as "Spore" delayed (Reuters)
- Santa Rosa Business Notebooks Debut
- Sony, Acer Among Those Introducing New Centrino Notebooks
- HP Introduces New Santa Rosa-based Notebooks
- Spoof Imagines a Microsoft oFone
- Penn archive offers downloadable poetry (AP)
- Microsoft Buys Stake in CareerBuilder
- Gates Calls AJAX 'Very Complex,' Touts Silverlight as an Alternative
- Some profit off Va. Tech domain names (AP)
- Cell tracking locates heart recipient (AP)
- 5 IE Flaws Patched with 14 Others
- Google Adds Print Option to AdSense
- Microsoft to Divulge SQL Server 'Katmai' Details Tomorrow
- D-Link Upgrades 802.11n Hardware
- Yahoo to end North American auctions (AP)
- Microsoft Ships Fix for iPod-corrupting Vista bug
- Some profit off Va. Tech domain names (AP)
- Wave of New Notebooks Follows Intel Centrino, NVidia 8M
- Warner: Canada Source of Film Piracy
- Review: And now, a mid-sized BlackBerry (AP)
- Get the Fix For an Under-attack Word Flaw
- How Sick Are You of Paris Hilton?
- Yahoo to end North American auctions (AP)
- Dell donates computer to Smithsonian (AP)
- Comcast Talks Up 150 Megabit Cable
- D-Link Updates 802.11n Gear to Draft 2
- Some profit off Va. Tech domain names (AP)
- Comcast's 150 Mbps Modem is Good for U.S. Broadband
- Reviewed: Santa Rosa Notebooks from HP and Gateway
- URL buyers hope to cash in on tragedy (AP)
- Taxi rides in NYC going high-tech (AP)
- Yahoo to end North American auctions (AP)
- Dell donates computer to Smithsonian (AP)
- Review: And now, a mid-sized BlackBerry (AP)
- Haircuts embody diverse Silicon Valley work ethos (Reuters)
- Local agencies test sites for ID software (USATODAY.com)
- Faster Wi-Fi Could Spark Chip, Notebook Sales (Investor's Business Daily)
- Red Hat Shuns 'Windows Clone' Model for Global Desktop (PC Magazine)
- Microsoft to sell over $1 bln in software to Lenovo (Reuters)
- MySpace Japan launches video services (AFP)
- Online game sells pawnshop licenses (AP)
- LEDs emerge to fight fluorescents (AP)
- Calif. Web site outsources reporting (AP)
- NYC taxi cabs offer high-tech hardware (AP)
- New domain names could come in mid-2008 (AP)
- Apple meeting tackles options issue (AP)
- Online game sells pawnshop licenses (AP)
- After the Treo 755p, whither the Palm OS? (InfoWorld)
- Qualcomm talks tough on patents, 4G (InfoWorld)
- GPL incompatibilities with Apache to be ironed out (InfoWorld)
- Building trust in downloads no simple feat (InfoWorld)
- IBM aims to make big computing greener (AP)
- Vid-games: PS3 versus Xbox360; more war (AP)
- Record Labels Propose Extending Royalties to All Radio
- VMware Workstation 6 Supports Vista
- Critical Features Cut from Windows Server Virtualization
- Microsoft Releases IE Developer Toolbar
- Internet TV Startup Joost Raises $45m
- Microsoft: Silverlight Demo Was in Jscript, Not C#
- Lenovo to Spend $1.3 Billion on Vista, Office
- IETF Engineers Propose Disconnecting Vulnerable IPv6 Feature
- Net Radio: Senators Introduce Bill to Block Royalties Hike
- Software Tools for Online Crime Go Pro
- Hitachi Ships Speedy 200GB Notebook Drive
- Morning Coffee Video: Conan O'Brien Visits Intel
- Virtual trip: Travel in 'Second Life' (AP)
- Info for planning your virtual journey (AP)
- Thailand drops plan to sue Google (AP)
- MySpace aims to stop reposting of videos (AP)
- Please Take the BetaNews Survey!
- HBO: Stop Calling It 'DRM'
- Apple Notebook Sales Up, iPod Sales Down
- Google Agrees to Remove Thai Videos
- Google Shareholders Reject Anti-censorship Resolution
- Voting Paper Trail Requirement Clears Committee
- SQL Server 'Katmai' Lacks Anticipated WinFS Features
- New Domain Names Coming in 2008
- Vonage: We Have Patent Workarounds
- Tested: LG's New Super Multi Blue BD Drive/HD DVD Reader
- Intel-Jajah Hookup Shows Changing VoIP Landscape
- Kill The ID-Theft Risk of Pre-Approved Credit Offers
- Phisher Says He Makes a Fortune Using Re-used Passwords
- Music piracy crackdown nets college kids (AP)
- Geek Squad hospital calls Kentucky home (AP)
- Defense Department blocks some Web sites (AP)
- Study shows online apparel sales growing (AP)
- Intel settles Chinese copyright dispute (AP)
- AMD Finally Answers the Challenge with Phenom: Four Cores on One Die
- Pentagon limits troops' Web access (AP)
- AGs seek sex offender data from MySpace (AP)
- Intel settles legal dispute in China (AP)
- Trend sees cell phone only use growing (AP)
- Study shows online apparel sales growing (AP)
- DirecTV may try broadband on power lines (Reuters)
- Santa Rosa plays grinch to April laptop sales (InfoWorld)
- Rogers Communications plans amalgamation w/units (Reuters)
- Microsoft patent claims hint at internal issues (InfoWorld)
- Microsoft demands royalties for open source software (InfoWorld)
- US military makes YouTube and MySpace off limits (AFP)
- Microsoft lifts shroud off Halo 3 to mixed reviews (Reuters)
- WinHEC 2007: Time for Vista to Deliver the Goods
- US DOJ Gets 50th Warez Conviction
- Report: Video Download Market Will Fail
- Symantec: Windows Update Downloader Can Spread Malware
- Microsoft: Vista UI Uses Little Battery Life
- DoD Blocks Access to 13 Web Sites
- Microsoft Tool to Protect Office Files
- Halo 3 Struggles to Impress Gamers
- Microsoft: Open-Source Violates 235 Patents
- SanDisk, Microsoft Join to Replace U3
- Manufacturers to Unveil Microsoft Web Phones
- Star Wars Not Slated for Blu-ray--Yet
- Skype Goes to Wal-Mart
- Military Bans YouTube, MySpace, and Other Sites
- First Tests: AMD/ATI's Radeon HD 2900 XT
- Motorola revamps popular Razr cell phone (AP)
- Cable customers' choices being debated (AP)
- Yahoo hires investment banker as new CFO (AP)
- Microsoft details patent breaches (AP)
- IBM loses retirees' personal info (AP)
- Court to review Internet straight or gay query (Reuters)
- Motorola shows new phones, media partnerships (Reuters)
- AT&T sees $1 bln mobile, U-Verse ads (Reuters)
- Microsoft says open-source violates 235 patents (Reuters)
- Clean technology bigger than Internet: software guru (Reuters)
- IBM pitches risk management strategy (InfoWorld)
- Vivendi's profit beats forecasts (Reuters)
- TiVo Introduces 'Swivel Search' Feature
- DirecTV Considers Internet Via Power Lines
- WinHEC 2007 Day 1: Why are Hardware Vendors Still Playing Catch-up?
- Motorola Cozies Up to Napster for ROKR
- Office Open XML Support for Mac Delayed
- Microsoft + Homework = Math 3.0