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  1. Microsoft to release Office 2007 SP1 via Automatic Update in June
  2. Dueling approaches to net neutrality clash in US House
  3. 65 nm GPU for Xbox 360 'Jasper' due in August
  4. Canadian iPod settlement resolves battery life claims
  5. Google's Picasa sends its last 'Hello' on May 15
  6. Google: Microsoft remains a strong competitor, even without Yahoo
  7. Yahoo beta tests new search results concepts in India
  8. Apple has Wii-like Apple TV controller under development
  9. Circuit City to open its books to Blockbuster, Icahn
  10. .MOBI registrar rescues mobile Web technology firm Mowser
  11. House bill would enforce ESRB game rating system
  12. Free AT&T Wi-Fi hotspots for iPhone still unofficial
  13. Fixed alternative for 'white space' networking gains a unique ally
  14. Microsoft President Jeff Raikes leaving to head Gates Foundation
  15. Microsoft appeals 899 million euro "late fee" in EU
  16. Windows XP SP3 update causing endless reboots in AMD machines
  17. RIM's new BlackBerry Bold to rival iPhone on world wireless networks
  18. Apple stops selling current iPhone, as 3G speculation grows
  19. FBI bought $3.5 million in counterfeit networking parts
  20. Eye-Fi adds Web features, geotagging to Wi-Fi SD cards
  21. Microsoft sells two millionth Zune, but sales show little growth
  22. Sprint loses another 1 million wireless subscribers
  23. Google, Facebook, MySpace look to end 'walled garden' era of social networks
  24. Flaw lets spammers use Gmail for sending bulk e-mail
  25. Philadelphia's Wi-Fi network threatened with shutdown
  26. Powerset previews search engine seen as threat to Google, Yahoo
  27. Texas tells Amazon: Don't mess with us on taxes
  28. Microsoft launches video sharing on Messenger
  29. Microsoft's 'Telescope' to compete with Google 'Sky'
  30. Toshiba expected to sell laptop powered by Cell processor
  31. Broad opposition meeting Yahoo-Google ad deal
  32. Virgin Mobile and Helio discuss merging wireless services
  33. Apple signs on HBO for iTunes Store, giving in to variable pricing
  34. MIT students show off array of Android apps
  35. Microsoft sets higher prices for SBS, Essential server packages
  36. MySpace bets users will want to share photos in 'the cloud'
  37. $13.9 B buyout will create 'EDS: An HP Company'
  38. Google debuts new Reader for iPhone
  39. Adobe updates DNG photo format, adds Vista support
  40. Gates gives first hints 'Windows 7' beta cycle could begin soon
  41. Are Microsoft's newest webcams the last of a dying breed?
  42. Friendlier version of Fedora Linux desktop now available
  43. AMD announces lower-power quad-cores
  44. 'Orphaned Works' legislation faces pushback from artists
  45. Matsu****a makes up its mind, spins off JVC to absorb Kenwood
  46. Government data breach affects six million Chileans
  47. Rule change allows BlackBerry phones in South Korea
  48. Outcry over BitTorrent blocking stretches to Canada
  49. Creative launches its Vado pocket 'camcorder'
  50. Next Office:Mac will bring back VBA support
  51. Sun expands its AMD quad-core server portfolio
  52. Sprint in court around $3.5 B Clearwire WiMAX pact
  53. NSA authorizes Seagate self-encrypting HDD for government use
  54. Stalemate on terrestrial radio royalties tightens with new Senate bill
  55. Jobs WWDC keynote to showcase OS X, iPhone
  56. Sony to expand 'transaction-based game play'
  57. Craigslist counters eBay's suit tenfold
  58. Dell denies it's phasing out its XPS systems early
  59. Android faces a tougher battle, with Verizon and Mozilla backing LiMo
  60. Google now offers real estate listings through Google Maps
  61. RIAA demonstrates collegiate anti-piracy efforts
  62. Yahoo Buzzes right past Digg
  63. Samsung's co-CEOs quit in scandal-driven shakeup
  64. Opera Mini 4.1 full release now available
  65. Microsoft + Yahoo deal could happen anyway, if Icahn has his way
  66. Samsung and LG join forces to combat Qualcomm, DVB-H on US mobile DTV
  67. Now a British educational agency raises alarms on OXML
  68. Tele Atlas buyout by TomTom okayed by EC, putting Navteq in play
  69. Windows Live services for WM phones emerge from testing
  70. Miniaturized GPS paves the way for new positioning applications
  71. Google attempts to protect identities in Street View feature
  72. Adobe Flash Player 10 public beta now open
  73. Icahn names Yahoo's dissident dream team, including Cuban, Biondi, Chapple
  74. Comcast to acquire Plaxo: social TV en route?
  75. Intel backtracks on Atom iPhone claims
  76. Without 'Answers,' Dictionary.com's parent will become part of Ask.com
  77. Sony plans to sell 10 million PS3s this year
  78. AT&T begins to choke iPhone purchases
  79. Next-generation Mozilla Thunderbird in Alpha 1, called 'Shredder'
  80. CBS to acquire CNET Networks for $1.8 billion
  81. Air Force attorney suggests chaining old PCs in a counter-offensive botnet
  82. New API enables Google Maps to be embedded in Flash apps
  83. WD unveils a hard drive expansion kit for Dish Network DVRs
  84. That didn't take long: DTV coalition says field tests are already done
  85. Xbox 360 sells 10 million in US, Wii not far behind
  86. EU agency is 'confident' Google Maps will alter Street View
  87. Philadelphia takes a pass on saving muni Wi-Fi network
  88. Tiny game controller company wrests $21 M from giant Nintendo
  89. Beta test of a wireless headset for office workers
  90. A hundred bucks turns a BlackBerry into a Garmin navigator
  91. Yet another cross-site scripting vulnerability affects IE7 on XP
  92. Yahoo's SearchScan irks some Web site owners
  93. Report: Alltel's choice of LTE a big loss for WiMAX, UMB
  94. Study: BitTorrent blocking common on Comcast, Cox, StarHub
  95. Firefox 3.0 Release Candidate 1 available on Mozilla servers
  96. Yahoo chairman's response to Icahn leaves possibilities open
  97. iPhone's reach expands further into Middle East, Africa
  98. OLPC hopes Windows is its sales savior
  99. Beta of an Outlook synchronization gadget for Google Apps
  100. Sprint eyes 2008 for WiMAX launch, ahead of AT&T and Verizon LTE
  101. Municipal Wi-Fi sustains fatal blow with likely loss of MetroFi
  102. Gates demonstrates touch UIs everywhere, including walls and furniture
  103. Backup feature surprisingly removed from Windows Home Server refresh
  104. Sony announces in-house video game lineup
  105. Google tries to make its spreadsheets more like wikis
  106. Novell challenges Microsoft, IBM with new NOWS collaboration suite
  107. Apple looks to sweeten iPhone mobile music offerings
  108. EA extends Take-Two buyout offer by one month
  109. AOL wraps up $850 M buy of Bebo social network
  110. Microsoft cobbles together a 'Plan C' for online search
  111. Congressmen call for a halt to one CATV firm's Web tracking plans
  112. EFF says Microsoft is complying with NBC broadcast flags
  113. Facebook's real reason for blocking Google's Friend Connect
  114. AOL debuts new version of Web-based IM client
  115. His job now complete, Dell CFO Carty rejoins his retirement in progress
  116. Ten thousand servers hit in SQL injection hack
  117. Nintendo set to launch Wii Fit in US
  118. 2008: The year of the bent display
  119. Samsung shows off LCDs with 2x HDTV resolution, 240 Hz
  120. TiVo to support 'as needed' HDTV through new adapters
  121. To push sales, AMD unveils new branding for gaming PCs
  122. Comcast invests in P2P provider GridNetworks, despite torrent delaying
  123. Clear Channel to add 800+ station streams to Reciva device
  124. Google looks to organize health records
  125. Napster challenges iTunes by opening its own MP3 store
  126. Beta 2 of Windows for supercomputers arrives
  127. Netflix grows VoD wings with new set top box
  128. Sign-ups begin for beta of EA's Battlefield: Heroes
  129. Gartner: Mobile IM making gains against texting
  130. Second release candidate for Hyper-V virtualization tool now available
  131. Palm Centro finally finds its way down under
  132. BBC Sound Index portends new popularity metrics for music
  133. YouTube answers Sen. Lieberman's request to remove terrorist videos
  134. NPD: Apple dominates the high-end PC market
  135. Office Live Workspace beta enters its international phase
  136. Symantec disses Vista, says corporations 'not comfortable'
  137. CBS opens up more of its classic TV library
  138. Researchers: Bugs in open source software are waning
  139. Sprint confirms it's implementing data usage caps
  140. Sugar Labs founded to extend OLPC Linux software to more laptops
  141. Lavasoft broadens its malware scope with Ad-Aware 2008 releases
  142. Twitter experiences another flutter
  143. UK bill calls for retention of all communications data
  144. Google looks to be more up front on its search algorithms
  145. HP's US sales 'not all bad, not all good,' says CEO
  146. Google denies Schmidt said anything serious about Yahoo
  147. Wyse brings server-based virtualization to more thin client PCs
  148. Red Hat refreshes its Enterprise Linux distro with version 5.2
  149. Friendster launches its mobile site, albeit a bit late
  150. Redlasso video sharing service threatened by big media
  151. Next Office 2007 service pack will include ODF, PDF support options
  152. Microsoft tries to lure Google, Yahoo searchers with cash
  153. Opera seeks a wider platform with release of Widgets SDK beta
  154. US sinks to 15th place worldwide in broadband, says OECD
  155. Time Warner Cable spinoff officially under way
  156. AT&T opens Wi-Fi networks to 3G customers using Windows
  157. Microsoft's Matusow and Mahugh on Office's move to open format support
  158. Small, portable WD 320 GB drive comes to Macs
  159. AT&T to speed up 3G network uploads by end of June
  160. Is Microsoft trying to pull an 'IE' on Google's product search?
  161. iCal bugs can lead to DoS and code execution attacks
  162. AOL Video debuts in India, Canada, and Taiwan
  163. Linux start-up Sugar Labs in informal talks with four laptop makers
  164. Cell phone companies propose fees loophole, but there's a catch
  165. OLPC's next gen XO 2.0 designer also plans mainstream PC screens
  166. Napster turns its business around with a narrower loss
  167. BitTorrent teams with Orb to stream content anywhere
  168. Bush says he will allow cell phones to be sent to Cuba
  169. Enter Nokia Maps 2.0
  170. Microsoft's 'Cashback' only first of many Live Search incentive programs
  171. Microsoft acquires virtualization pooling firm Kidaro
  172. Windows Home Server Power Pack to enter public beta after a data bug
  173. Sony looks to live shows to boost theater ticket sales
  174. Link to movie downloads? Be prepared to pay millions
  175. Sneak peek at upcoming HD radios with iTunes tagging
  176. Xbox 360 update canceled while Microsoft works on game portability
  177. A look inside Google's new do-it-yourself intranet creator
  178. AT&T CFO says no pricing set yet for 3G iPhone
  179. Google's search share surges, everyone else's drops in just one month
  180. Citing lack of demand, GameStop pulls Zune from store shelves
  181. Crowdspring develops a virtual marketplace for artists
  182. Only in New York: 'Wireless' meets 'barbecue'
  183. CEO of ID theft protection service under fire after his SSN is misused
  184. Twitter's users up in arms over lack of service, policy enforcement
  185. Mobile VoIP network makes a new play for iPhone users
  186. TomTom plans a new $300 midrange GPS
  187. RIAA milestone: First criminal suit against MP3 trader could mean jail time
  188. Fahrenheit 451: Microsoft burns its Live Search Books effort
  189. Microsoft Office's ODF support might change the EC's mind
  190. Yahoo delays its board meeting again as one director steps down
  191. And so it begins: The Windows 7 marketing push
  192. Borders Group reopens its independent online bookstore
  193. With Kindles back in stock, Amazon drops price of ebook reader
  194. Internet Explorer 8 Beta 2 now scheduled for Q3
  195. Adobe releases time-sensitive betas of Creative Suite 4 tools
  196. Sprint says 5 GB per month should be enough for most
  197. iPhone's reach expands into Nordic states
  198. International payment bug leads to PayPal horror show
  199. Facebook confirms plans for open source platform
  200. Dell found guilty in New York of misleading, harassing customers
  201. Korean music format MT9 tries to replace MP3 - with a karaoke twist
  202. Novell in beta with subscription management tool
  203. Gates says retirement from Microsoft means he'll still be around
  204. Can a touch-screen interface turn around Windows?
  205. Google says Viacom suit harms online communications
  206. Samsung to sample 256 GB solid state drive in late Q3
  207. Via tries an 'open source' model for its UMPC platform
  208. Beta of a new hybrid search engine / SMT tool
  209. Will Verizon's FiOS TV in NY dent US cable monopolies?
  210. TiVo partners with CinemaNow, gets Disney on demand
  211. Belgian newspaper group wants $77 million from Google
  212. Europe is not preparing to impose sales limits on Intel
  213. Blu-ray recorders doing well in Japan, players struggle
  214. Samsung's newest S60 phone will be the first with Safari
  215. Windows Live services on Nokia S60 coming to the US
  216. Electrically 'allergic' group seeks a ban on Wi-Fi
  217. Mac OS X 10.5.3 update brings dozens of minor fixes
  218. Amazon to launch a streaming video shop
  219. McAfee seeks beta testers for Total Protection suite
  220. HP's newest power conserving ProLiant crams two servers in each blade
  221. Volkswagen, Sanyo partner on next-gen hybrid batteries
  222. Sony partners with cable providers on digital cable ready TVs
  223. Sprint joins an initiative to promote 4G 100 Gbps networks
  224. Windows 7 multi-touch SDK being readied for PDC in October
  225. India still wants RIM to open a backdoor to BlackBerry security
  226. Google Earth's 3D landscapes now available through browser plug-in
  227. Google opens access to its App Engine, plans more Web tools
  228. Russinovich's Windows toolkit goes live, quite literally
  229. Yahoo delivers a BrowserPlus sneak peek
  230. First release candidate for Microsoft Small Business Server 2008
  231. Dell offers a new peek at an old UMPC prototype
  232. Apple to offer video in France, iPhone in Asia
  233. VMware invests in an SMT provider in its battle against Microsoft
  234. ICANN looks to lend a hand in spam fight
  235. Mozilla aims for record downloads with Firefox 3
  236. Blockbuster tries another approach in battling Netflix, with a kiosk
  237. Via bets everything on new ultra-low-power, single-core CPUs
  238. South Africa to appeal Open XML's ratification as a standard
  239. FCC now seems open to free Wi-Fi plan
  240. Early pictures reveal Acer's next sub-notebook
  241. As Google Gears turns one, it lands its biggest customers yet
  242. Adobe to unveil its second edition of PDF Print Engine
  243. Comcast.net hacked, DNS servers changed
  244. EC task force recommends a 'plan of action' for IPv6
  245. Sony re-enters the glass tube business, with an innovative new speaker
  246. OpenOffice tests show it's progressively getting slower
  247. Lenovo hardware must qualify for Olympics too
  248. Twitter developer hints it may not be hot on Ruby on Rails after all
  249. Apple releases OS X 10.5.3, users report problems
  250. New for Google's Android: StreetView, GlobalTime, Notifications