- New Dell Workstations Target the Enterprise (PC World)
- TV, film and game violence seen as a threat (Reuters)
- Google breaks into the energy industry, its own way
- Ex-Broadcom exec latest casualty of stock option probe
- Cyber Monday sales 4.7% above expectations
- TiVo to debut on the PC through Nero software
- Yahoo apologizes for Cyber Monday commerce outages
- DOJ decide to end quest for Amazon sales records
- London Olympics presents unexpected problem for data centers
- XP SP3 speed lead over Vista SP1 narrows under similar workloads
- PS3 sales triple in November, Wii shortage continues
- UN: Emerging countries need more energy to solve energy problems
- Verizon Wireless' open access move: The historic details
- NBCU adopts TiVo's advertising tags
- Tech industry leaders: We're already reducing emissions
- Microsoft, Autodesk lose piracy patent appeal
- Google's storage service appears close to launch
- Online Library Project Hits 1.5 Million Book Milestone
- FCC Backs Off Cable Regulation
- TSA biometric security fails 1 in 50 transport workers' credentials
- UN panel: Cows emit more greenhouse gases than cars
- Apple to stop supporting Tiger Boot Camp on Dec. 31
- Thousands of user IDs stolen in Red Cross blood drive hack
- FCC abandons its 'a la carte' cable programming plan
- Google forced to identify slanderous blogger
- Unlocked iPhones to take a bite out of France's wallets
- New Jersey eyes VoIP network for emergency response
- Google breaks into the energy industry its own way
- Ex-Broadcom exec latest casualty of stock option probe
- Cyber Monday sales 4.7% above expectations
- TiVo to debut on the PC through Nero software
- Yahoo apologizes for Cyber Monday commerce outages
- DOJ ends its quest for Amazon sales records
- London Olympics presents unexpected problem for data centers
- Alert: Holiday Related Google Search Results Link to Browser Attacks
- News Web sites seek more search control (AP)
- Adobe, Yahoo partner on ads (AP)
- Robots dazzle at Japanese exhibit (AP)
- Fujitsu Introduces Lightweight 14-inch Notebook
- Nokia Ships N810 Internet Tablet
- Firefox 3 Beta Shows Promise
- T-Mobile Suspends Sales of New Sidekick Slide
- Movie Site Sells DRM-Free Downloads of New DVD Releases
- Warner Music CEO: We Went To War With Consumers
- Virtual Crime Doesn't Pay
- Comcast Slammed with BitTorrent Blocking Suit
- Get Apple's Latest OS X Megapatch
- The Elephant in the Video Room Is Piracy
- The Line Between TV and Web Video Is Blurring
- Post-Thanksgiving Tech Sales Details Revealed!
- Wall St. Journal to Make Web Site Free
- Intel's Coming Out Party for 45nm Penryn
- DivX Coming Soon to a PS3 Near You
- Facebook revamps new advertising system (AP)
- Goldman sues Web site over Simpson book (AP)
- AT&T CEO says a faster iPhone on its way (AP)
- Dell turnaround plan gets mixed reviews (AP)
- Testers see Windows XP passing Vista (AP)
- Privacy concerns prompt U-turn at Facebook (InfoWorld)
- Co-worker, not cell phone, was killer (AP)
- NEC develops first translation software on cellphone (AFP)
- Linux Developer On Trial For Murdering His Wife (TechWeb)
- Error-proof your disaster recovery plan (InfoWorld)
- Microsoft Releases SP1 for Exchange Server 2007 (PC World)
- Sony PS3 tops Nintendo Wii in Japan for first time (Reuters)
- US Patent Office sides with TiVo in DVR dispute
- UN conference shines light on technology 'haves' and 'have nots'
- Verizon Wireless to move toward LTE as its 4G platform
- 'Free' electronics claims cost advertiser $650,000
- Silverlight 1.1 beta to become 2.0 beta
- US Coast Guard and Rutgers apply new software to disaster planning
- Microsoft shows off Windows Mobile update, but not 7.0
- Exploding cell phone didn't kill Korean man
- European mobile broadcast standard still up in the air
- AT&T CEO lets it slip: 3G iPhone is on its way
- EMI may cut funding for RIAA, trade groups
- Gucci tests anti-terrorist satellite tracking for securing clothing designs
- WinDVD gets Profile 1.1 certification from Blu-ray
- Coming to a PDF near you: advertisements
- HP's PC lead over Dell increases even further in Q3
- 3G iPhone Coming in '08, AT&T CEO Says
- Facebook Blasted Over Online Advertising Plan
- Alert: Holiday Related Google Search Results Link to Browser Attacks
- Online Library Project Hits 1.5 Million Book Milestone
- FCC Backs Off Cable Regulation
- Xbox Live Update Encourages Social Networking and Fragging
- Cyber Monday Cheat Sheet
- OLPC Extends 'Give One, Get One' Program
- Ad targeting improves on Web sites (AP)
- Web the perfect medium for ad targeting (AP)
- Google to bid for wireless spectrum (AP)
- AOL uses Amazon for video sales (AP)
- Facebook retreat shows ad-targeting risk (AP)
- Facebook's Beacon More Intrusive Than Previously Thought (PC World)
- Microsoft's Xbox 360 Fall Update Set For Release (TechWeb)
- BYD set to list mobile division in HK (FT.com)
- Cloudsmith service pushes 'virtual distros' (InfoWorld)
- Serena to ship enterprise mashup platform (InfoWorld)
- CA: Facebook's Beacon more intrusive than previously thought (InfoWorld)
- Sony PS3 outsells Nintendo Wii in Japan (AP)
- Analysis: Is Black Friday truly good for an ailing US economy?
- US Coast Guard rallies around Web services architecture
- DHS to offer liability protection for anti-terrorist tech vendors
- z4 re-sues Microsoft over patents
- Microsoft: Firefox users in danger due to more frequent updates
- NEC device is said to translate Japanese on the fly
- New allies argue for DOJ to lay off Microsoft
- Zander cedes top spot at Motorola
- FEMA considers new software to fill 'gaps' in disaster plans
- PS3 outsells Wii in Japan during November
- University of Oregon takes a stand against RIAA
- Microsoft previews parallel processing for .NET Framework
- Facebook caves to pressure, MoveOn over Beacon
- CEO Schmidt confirms Google will bid in FCC 700 MHz auction
- This Facebook User Ponders the "Beacon" Debacle
- Google vs. Verizon, Who Will "Open" the Airwaves First?
- Blizzard parent to acquire Activision, build new gaming empire
- Microsoft plays catch-up against Yahoo and Google in advertising
- Peru, Mexico billionaire agree to buy $188 laptops
- Record label holdouts pushed to offer DRM-free songs in MP3
- LiveJournal sold to Russian media company SUP
- Q5W: This Portable Media Player has Huge Ambitions
- Calif. government site still serving up malware, porn
- Classical music joins the DRM-free trend
- Mozilla's Firefox usage estimates climb by 15 million since July
- Windows Mobile gets Office 2007 format support
- TiVo turns into digital picture frame with Photobucket and Picasa
- Creative debuts 32 GB flash Zen for Singapore, US
- Comcast, Time Warner decline to bid in 700 MHz auction
- AOL turns to Amazon for video downloads
- Yahoo Japan, eBay unite in online auctions (AP)
- New Windows Genuine Advantage to roll out (AP)
- Judge dismisses LimeWire antitrust suit (AP)
- DSL outage hits some AT&T customers (AP)
- Will homeland security products ever be interoperable?
- AT&T, Apple slapped with suit over visual voicemail
- Microsoft and Mozilla Squabble Over which Browser is Most Secure
- Cowon Q5W: This Portable Media Player has Huge Ambitions
- This Facebook User Ponders the "Beacon" Debacle
- Google vs. Verizon, Who Will "Open" the Airwaves First?
- 3G iPhone Coming in '08, AT&T CEO Says
- Facebook Blasted Over Online Advertising Plan
- Alert: Holiday Related Google Search Results Link to Browser Attacks
- Online Library Project Hits 1.5 Million Book Milestone
- FCC Backs Off Cable Regulation
- Xbox Live Update Encourages Social Networking and Fragging
- Cyber Monday Cheat Sheet
- OLPC Extends 'Give One, Get One' Program
- Fujitsu Introduces Lightweight 14-inch Notebook
- Nokia Ships N810 Internet Tablet
- Firefox 3 Beta Shows Promise
- Group cites growing video game violence (AP)
- Second Brocade options case goes to jury (AP)
- Drug promotion takes to the Web (AP)
- Microsoft softens response to piracy (AP)
- German court upholds iPhone exclusivity (AP)
- Nokia Unveils Internet Services (PC World)
- Nokia lays plan for more Internet services (Macworld.com)
- German iPhones Locked Again (PC World)
- Sun Dangles Cash Prizes for Open Source Coding (PC World)
- Microsoft Drops the Windows Vista Kill Switch (NewsFactor)
- IBM purchase of Cognos gets U.S. antitrust approval (Reuters)
- The week in video-game news (AP)
- Exec exodus from Motorola continues as CTO leaves
- Google adds AIM capabilities to Gmail chat
- Should Sprint Nextel spin off WiMAX?
- iPhone has strong early showing in browser share
- Samsung to sample nearly four times faster graphics memory
- MPAA's student P2P sniffer pulled over copyright issues
- Hamburg court re-locks iPhone in Germany
- Vista SP1 to replace 'Reduced Functionality' with nagware
- MySpace may compete with record labels for distributing new music
- Eight-year-old Windows name resolution exploit re-emerges
- Yahoo teams up with eBay on auctions in Japan
- Court says LimeWire has no case against record labels
- As SAP loses customers, some former employees make gains
- Microsoft expands XP SP3 beta, but not yet to public
- Facebook partners send data even if user opts out of 'Beacon'
- AT&T Hangs Up on Pay Phones
- Pepsi to Give Away 1 Billion DRM-Free Songs
- New editing program touches up Flickr (AP)
- On second thought, Microsoft probably won't buy SAP
- XM agrees to higher performance royalties
- Professors learn in virtual world (AP)
- Windows Server 2008 moves to RC1 status
- HDTV, PS3 top list of most wanted holiday gifts
- Verizon launches on-demand movies and TV in high-definition
- TomTom GPS to accept info from Google Maps
- Yahoo searchers love Britney, still looking for Saddam
- Orange sells 30,000 French iPhones in 5 days, but is it a success?
- SoundExchange says new satellite royalties aren't enough
- Microsoft slashes price of Xbox 360 HD DVD add-on
- Comcast to split 'triple-play' services into HD premium, value tiers
- News Corp takes a leap of faith in Beliefnet
- Former Moto CTO takes job with Cisco
- Xbox Live Dashboard: Now With More Dash
- Brocade exec guilty in stock option case (AP)
- Facebook lets users block marketing tool (AP)
- Microsoft spikes dirty Santa bot (AP)
- No-assembly humanoid is affordable toy (AP)
- Experts Warn of Online Coupon Scams (AP)
- Facebook apologizes for ad platform 'mistakes' (AFP)
- Verizon: Open access should cut costs (AP)
- Silicon Valley wireless group seeks new builder (InfoWorld)
- Verizon Wireless Plans Support for Google's Android (NewsFactor)
- Yahoo Adds Photo-Editing Tools to Flickr (NewsFactor)
- Microsoft releases new Windows Server, Vista SP1 test code (InfoWorld)
- Nintendo's Wii tops British shoppers' search list (Reuters)
- Sun Microsystems offers incentives for open source developers
- PDF 1.7 on its way to ISO standard status, not there yet
- TiVoCast adds on-demand music videos
- Facebook's Zuckerberg issues mea culpa on Beacon
- Nokia chooses to unveil music service with DRM
- iPhone, not Britney, leads searches on Google
- Study highlights need for better mobile Web options
- Verizon president indicates 4G LTE network will be 'open access'
- Cell Phones to Replace Paper Boarding Passes
- TiVo Boosts Broadband Services
- New Flash player brings streaming HD video support
- XM chairman begrudgingly accepts higher royalties
- Economy may slow tech industry's growth (AP)
- Newspapers hope for online growth in '08 (AP)
- Gmail links to AOL instant messaging (AP)
- News Corp. buys Beliefnet (AP)
- Facebook lets users block marketing tool (AP)
- SourceForge opens eBay-like marketplace (InfoWorld)
- IBM researchers build supercomputer-on-a-chip (InfoWorld)
- AT&T flings cellphone network wide open (USATODAY.com)
- Verizon Wireless Plans Support for Google's Android (NewsFactor)
- Microsoft to trial Windows XP on OLPC in January (InfoWorld)
- Facebook chief apologizes for feature exposing users (USATODAY.com)
- Tech Professionals Rank Top Tech Toys For The Holidays (TechWeb)
- Windows XP lives: Testing begins on new version for OLPC
- House votes to tighten net child porn regulations
- Toyota shows violin-playing robot (AP)
- Dell will sell computers at Best Buy (AP)
- Electronic Nostalgia: 'chiptune' music (AP)
- Analysts foresee tech growth slowing (AP)
- Newspapers hope for online growth in '08 (AP)
- JetBlue, Yahoo, Rim plan free in-flight Wi-Fi (Reuters)
- Best Buy to distribute Dell PCs (InfoWorld)
- Motorola backs fourth-quarter forecast (Reuters)
- SourceForge Opens Online Marketplace (PC World)
- Vista SP1, Server 2008 in Final Tests (NewsFactor)
- IBM files patent complaint vs Taiwan's Asustek (Reuters)
- Universities bring video games into classrooms (Reuters)
- AMD quad-core 'erratum' creates problems for early adopters
- Samsung's next-gen DVD combo player ships
- Canada's passport application system has security hole
- TerreStar teams with Nokia on Vermont satellite broadband test