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  1. Imeem redesigns as competition toughens
  2. NPR opens the doors on its social network
  3. Analysis: HP's growth slows, Dell picks up steam in Q2
  4. IBM's Cognos intros new BI features for multiple mobile devices
  5. By 'Windows Cloud,' did Ballmer mean an operating system?
  6. Label suit against CEO of MP3Tunes dismissed
  7. Beyond Android, Motorola develops WM6 security for US Army
  8. Copyright board leaves rates unchanged, iTunes lives for another day
  9. Skype admits security breach in China
  10. Payment standards body will let failed security protocol lapse
  11. DC Metro transit system finally gets some bars
  12. Apple seeks dismissal of Psystar's 'monopoly' counterclaims
  13. Was the Yahoo/Google deal a ploy to weaken Yahoo?
  14. A mixed week for citizen journalists as Steve Jobs declines to die
  15. Bill to investigate video content-blocking passes Senate
  16. New Sony Reader includes touch, but no wireless
  17. Verizon study: User error the cause of more IT breaches
  18. Real suspends RealDVD in wake of MPAA lawsuit
  19. Mono, the open source .NET counterpart, releases 2.0
  20. Ask.com v. 11 tries new search technologies
  21. EBay to cut 1,000 jobs, spend $1.3B on acquisitions
  22. Nokia's 'Comes With Music' tracks will be hard to move
  23. IBM's 'Bluehouse' Web collaboration service enters free public beta
  24. Google, Yahoo agree to delay their partnership deal again
  25. NSA edges into the open source realm with Tokeneer
  26. Netflix, eBay help trigger a further NASDAQ plunge
  27. World Golf Tour goes a fair way toward great play
  28. Down for the count: Dish to pay TiVo $104 million
  29. AMD's huge gamble: Foreign investors will co-own new foundries
  30. Samsung releases 22X SATA and PATA DVD burners
  31. E-voting issues stir in advance of November elections
  32. Rambus wins again as Supreme Court denies Samsung's appeal
  33. Mail Goggles a lot of $(@)!# fun, but safety net has holes
  34. Verizon loses in jury trial against Cox, two patent claims invalidated
  35. Amid hints of Firefox Mobile alphas, 'Fennec' moves forward
  36. Job gains and losses in IT: The latest numbers
  37. Despite an announcement, 'Kilimanjaro' may not be the next SQL Server
  38. CEA: Holiday TV, game machine sales to rise this year, despite economy
  39. Is the US fast becoming a 'third world' for smartphones?
  40. The latest Mozilla Labs add-on ties presence to location
  41. IBM rolls out multi-OS Power6 servers, launches 'virtual memory' beta
  42. Anonymous message board posters must show IDs to government
  43. RealDVD restraining order sticks til Nov. 17
  44. Adobe works to pre-empt a 'clickjacking' security nightmare
  45. MySQL co-founder quits job at Sun, as open source database frays
  46. AdSense ads wind their way into Flash games
  47. Verizon officially announces touchscreen BlackBerry
  48. Burst Media's 'Thought Leaders" network: Grownups wanted
  49. Intel expresses concern about the AMD split and intellectual property
  50. Motion denied: Class-action suit against Apple, AT&T continues
  51. Yahoo's new social networking calendar enters beta
  52. Major beta changes summon all hands to TweetDeck
  53. YouTube takes first steps toward an entertainment shopping mall
  54. It's not over: Broadcom files a new suit against Qualcomm
  55. Keepers of .info TLD move to clean up its act
  56. What crisis? IBM spoils the bears' day with good Q3 news
  57. Record label EMI to launch new music portal
  58. Microsoft preps gamers for the Xbox Experience
  59. First Asus WiMAX notebook ships, others from Lenovo, Acer to come
  60. Time for a 'Patch Tuesday' just for Apple?
  61. Motorola dashboard computer uses Windows Mobile 6
  62. Analysts: iPhone users annoyed by mobile Web sites
  63. Here's looking at you, kids: GeoEye-1 releases its first image
  64. The AMD split: Can two companies fare better than one?
  65. Best Buy launches collectively customized 'Blue Label' laptops
  66. Just the facts, please: Apple announces a Mac notebook event
  67. First look at latest OpenOffice merits a second
  68. The Games for Learning Institute wants to grow a new geek crop
  69. OpenSource World steps into LinuxWorld's more constrained shoes
  70. Qualcomm gains an ally in its renewed war with Broadcom
  71. Internet snoop Adzilla vacates the American market
  72. Verizon Wireless to raise fees for service-related texts
  73. BlackBerry Bold sales halted in UK
  74. New Norton Vista tool trades UAC for online feedback
  75. Wal-Mart changes its mind, leaves existing DRM servers up
  76. Hands on: An amateur photographer tests out Adobe's latest Lightroom
  77. Mobile service providers brace for the economic storm
  78. Apple warns users about bad Nvidia graphics chips
  79. Things left unsaid, in a recent interview with Sony's CEO
  80. EU regulations block Italian ISPs from blocking Pirate Bay
  81. Making it to Apple's App Store by staying out of court
  82. Microsoft finds published exploit of Vista privilege elevation hole
  83. CBS goes after Hulu by aligning with YouTube
  84. Final Silverlight 2.0 to ship tomorrow
  85. MySpace opens its user-created advertisement platform
  86. FCC report opens the door for white spaces devices
  87. Mufin upends musical expectations for curious listeners
  88. Everyone talk at once: .NET 4.0 will include Parallel Extensions
  89. No surprise: 'Windows 7' will be Windows 7
  90. Columbus Day means tech stocks re-discover forward momentum
  91. BlackBerry flip phone now available on T-Mobile
  92. Bypassing Blu-ray, Sony to stream first-run movies to Bravia TV
  93. Those who can't hack (much), write
  94. Joost re-launches as a Flash-based movie site
  95. President signs controversial IP enforcement act into law
  96. T-Mobile cannot confirm 1.5M pre-orders of Android G1 phone
  97. New MacBook Pros look a lot like the early pictures
  98. Steve Jobs: Blu-ray is a bag of hurt, no netbook planned
  99. First public Firefox 3.1 Beta 1 builds now downloadable
  100. Downloaders declare open season on OpenOffice 3.0 servers
  101. Pioneer gets in on the Qflix direct-DVD-download act
  102. Analysts: Will $999 MacBook Pro have an impact?
  103. Intel says it's positioned for the coming economic storm
  104. Apple has a surprise competitor in notebooks: Samsung
  105. Intel, OLPC lose to NComputing in the race for India
  106. Academic libraries pave a new path away from Google
  107. Mint sweetens the deal with investment tracking
  108. Adobe launches 'Astro,' Flash Player 10
  109. The Windows name: Is there special significance to '7?'
  110. With increasing traffic, AOL eyes 'social network aggregation'
  111. Nvidia announces 9400M integrated GPU
  112. Yahoo usability tests bode ill for OpenID takeup
  113. 802.11n chipset maker promises 600 Mbps throughput
  114. Firefox 3.1 Beta 1 is the beginning of something...just a beginning
  115. New legislation could postpone February DTV transition
  116. Gartner: Acer gains big worldwide, Apple gains in US
  117. FileMaker Bento 2 offers a spreadsheet feel, more app integration
  118. EBay warning: A cloudy Christmas weather forecast
  119. Radio streams toward your mobile phone...ads included
  120. Adobe Flash 'clickjacking' vulnerability fix requires admin alertness
  121. RIAA appeals mistrial in Jammie Thomas case
  122. Ballmer: Yahoo buyout may still make sense
  123. In the digital age, $1 can get you TV Guide...the company
  124. Report: Android will also come with a kill switch
  125. Appeals court tosses Broadcom win, ITC can't ban Qualcomm imports
  126. Inevitably, Facebook will use pizza to bring users closer
  127. White spaces wireless devices might appear in 2009, if FCC directive is clear
  128. TV broadcasters call for delay in FCC 'white spaces' ruling
  129. Blog Action Day comes and goes again...Did you notice?
  130. DirecTV2PC beta software streams satellite TV content to PCs
  131. YouTube and the DMCA: Ten years of takedowns
  132. Flash, DivX on Demand added to PS3; PSP gets App Store
  133. T-Mobile: 50 Android applications to be available for G1 launch
  134. Mac users flaming over FireWire; Jobs shrugs
  135. Apple sells 200 millionth TV episode, over 1 million in HD
  136. Yahoo launches new profiles aimed at making site more social
  137. US Treasury says IRS still hasn't fixed vulnerabilities in tax processing systems
  138. Qwest sued by customers miffed over early termination fees
  139. Google CEO: Internet search is actually benefiting from recession
  140. Asus Eee PC celebrates first birthday with sub-$300 price
  141. Hubble Space Telescope crashes again, and fix may not come until February
  142. Green-vehicle manufacturer Tesla does dirty by its staff
  143. Hands-on with Sprint's Xohm network in Baltimore: Does WiMAX deliver?
  144. Fightin' words: What Web users searched and said during the debates
  145. SanDisk juggles its assets in advance of NAND flash downturn
  146. Thomas mistrial raised in file-sharing defense
  147. Is Motorola readying a 'social networking' Android phone?
  148. Goodbye, Jamba and Jamster: Fox Mobile Group grows
  149. Social types Flock to Firefox-based browser
  150. Microsoft's Web Platform finally comes together
  151. Apple's rebuttal chides Microsoft for not saying the 'V' word
  152. Flash's quirky 'two-second' bug still requires manual uninstall
  153. Analyst revises 2008 Blu-ray sales downward by 25%
  154. Taiwanese MP3 maker charges Apple again with illegal monopoly
  155. Yahoo's blues: Looming layoffs, tense call
  156. Circuit City might close 150 stores, as possible bankrupcy looms
  157. Red Hat: Financial crunch will spur business for open source
  158. Boingo bounces some fees higher, some lower
  159. Hardcore Computer intros total-immersion liquid cooling desktop
  160. Sun expects bad quarter, stocks take a hit
  161. Certification process begins for Verizon's open devices
  162. IBM intros entry-level System z10 mainframe for under $100,000
  163. Intel's 'PADD'-like prototype shows goals for Moorestown
  164. Xbox Live Primetime launch pushed to spring
  165. New Fennec alphas enable mobile Firefox trials on desktop PCs
  166. Report of 1.5 M G1s pre-sold retracted as 'figurative representation'
  167. Microsoft ships RTM of first SCVMM to work with Hyper-V
  168. Apple: 13 M iPhones sold in total, 2.6 M Macs sold last quarter
  169. Job cuts, lower income, Google delay a triple-whammy for Yahoo
  170. An attempt at resurrecting E3 for 2009
  171. E-voting under scrutiny as US election enters the home stretch
  172. Will the Android apps be ready for T-Mobile's G1 launch?
  173. Apple's Jobs: 'There are some customers we choose not to serve'
  174. Waiting for word from Google, some Android app developers go it alone
  175. Samsung's bid for SanDisk is off, and so are SanDisk shares
  176. Baltimore: No G1s available at T-Mobile stores, but no lines either
  177. Google returns missing open source software to Android Market
  178. Finally, BlackBerry Bold to hit the US on November 4
  179. Amazon CFO: New Kindle will wait until 2009
  180. Seattle: G1s sell out, especially due to short supply
  181. New York: G1 business is brisk, though maybe not booming
  182. Star Wars MMORPG announced, future console version eyed
  183. Google is still talking with DOJ about Yahoo deal
  184. TiVo lifts the curtain on new on-demand partner content
  185. Lala whistles a happy, DRM-free tune
  186. Samsung's Blu-ray players are next to get Netflix
  187. Comcast to roll out 50 Mbps 'wideband' to Philly, Boston, NJ, NH
  188. Beta test a new wireless headset for the office and your PC
  189. Android to include more apps Monday, and some won't be free
  190. EFF steps in on YouTube DMCA takedown controversy
  191. Google wants to expand into Russia, but Russia won't let it
  192. Making the G1's battery live longer than a soap bubble
  193. UIQ devices get Opera Mobile 9.5 beta
  194. Out-of-band security patch addresses critical Windows vulnerability
  195. Amazon EC2 exits beta, offers WS2K3 in the cloud
  196. NAB fight against 'white spaces' access gains Congressional support
  197. TSA releases its final 'Secure Flight' watchlist program rules
  198. New troubles reported with iPod-like e-voting units
  199. Dish Network rolls out MPEG-4 HD to more US markets
  200. Microsoft prepares for a mild recession, nothing worse
  201. Apple accedes to developer demands by issuing new iPhone NDA
  202. Intel retracts 'inappropriate' statements about ARM, iPhone
  203. Android and iPhone users have similar taste in apps
  204. Cartoon Network seeking beta testers for MMO
  205. Swedish anti-piracy legislation moves ahead
  206. SP2 for Vista, WS2K8 to enter beta Wednesday, will support Blu-ray
  207. Tab Mix Plus for Firefox 3 stacks up a new version
  208. US Department of Justice approves RFID licensing
  209. '10+2' customs rule could bode ill for tech costs
  210. Happy hours and hype on the social-networking sites
  211. Online gamer arrested for 'virtual murder' in Japan
  212. PDC 2008 Preview: Change we can count on?
  213. How to become a happy iPhone developer
  214. PDC 2008: 'Windows Azure' is Microsoft's cloud-based hosting service
  215. PDC 2008: Live blog of Ray Ozzie's online services keynote
  216. BlackBerry Bold gets torn down, costs just over $169
  217. Yahoo to build $100M data center and add new jobs, despite financial woes
  218. Microsoft's Gates to call FCC today, arguing in favor of white spaces access
  219. New Netflix player uses Silverlight to reach Mac, Linux
  220. Airport technology showing people's 'private parts' to get scrutiny
  221. PDC 2008: Azure is, and isn't, Microsoft's answer to everyone else's challenge
  222. PDC 2008 FAQ: What is Windows Azure and why should you care?
  223. Cox to launch 3G cellular network in 2009
  224. PDC 2008: First look at 'Dublin,' .NET for the cloud
  225. Microsoft issues security update for Windows 7 pre-beta
  226. US Armed Services: Twitter may also have some positive uses
  227. Ubuntu 8.10 officially launches Thursday
  228. OpenID adds Microsoft's Live ID to its list of providers
  229. PDC 2008: First in-depth look at ASP.NET MVC
  230. PDC 2008: More details on Windows Azure, the Internet operating system
  231. Microsoft rolls out SDK for Surface interface
  232. PDC 2008: Ray Ozzie and company present the cloud
  233. PDC 2008: Live blog of the Windows 7 keynote
  234. Bejeweled Twist a gameplay gem for PopCap
  235. PDC 2008: Cleaning up the desktop in Windows 7
  236. PDC 2008: Sinofsky acknowledges Vista UAC is a problem
  237. What do you want to know about Windows 7?
  238. CodeWeavers offers free wares for a day
  239. Sony finally metes out keys to Home for PS3
  240. Microsoft .NET Micro Framework 3.0 now available
  241. PDC 2008: First glimpses at Office apps on the Web
  242. Google Labs bundles apps into Gmail
  243. Yahoo launches hosted edition of Zimbra Collaboration Suite
  244. CenturyTel buys bigger Embarq for a bargain
  245. MTV enters the forgotten realm of music television (online)
  246. Google settles book search dispute, joins Microsoft and Yahoo on censorship standard
  247. Windows 7 will be lean, faster, and even embedded
  248. Steve Ballmer's memo about Windows Azure, Live Mesh plans
  249. PDC 2008: Don Box stars as 'M,' the minister of sensibility
  250. In-depth with the Windows 7 Media Center