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  1. AMD Fights Back, But Still Treads Water
  2. AP Finds Comcast Blocks File Sharing
  3. Espionage, Codebreaking, and Gamers
  4. iPhone #4 Cell Phone in US in 3rd Quarter
  5. Microsoft Introduces Wiki-Like Listas Service
  6. TV Networks, Online Video Services Sign Copyright Pact
  7. Xbox 360 Top Console in September
  8. Google Profit Surges 46 Percent
  9. Next Up to Sue Vonage? AT&T
  10. EU Will Examine Google-DoubleClick Merger
  11. Microsoft Ends Fight With EU, Daily Fines Stop
  12. Xbox 360 Now 13% Cheaper in Japan
  13. Qualcomm Scores Win in Nokia Battle
  14. Dell Signs Retail Deal With Staples
  15. Intel: Too Soon to Say Whether FTC Dropped Antitrust Investigation
  16. Apple Exceeds Expectations, Mac Sales Soar
  17. Adobe Issues Patch for PDF-related Vulnerability
  18. AT&T Uverse Customers Hit with Outage
  19. WiMax Adopted as Global Mobile Standard
  20. SanDisk's FanFare and TakeTV
  21. Verizon Wireless Settles with New York, Will Reimburse EV-DO Customers
  22. Verizon Offers FiOS Customers 20Mbit Uploads
  23. New Admin Tool to Leverage Group Policy for Managing WM6 Devices
  24. Experimental 'Functional' Language Emerges from Microsoft Research
  25. Private BitTorrent Site Raided, Operators Arrested
  26. Microsoft Targets Family Gamers with New Xbox 360
  27. Hitachi to Exit Home PC Business, Refocus on Servers
  28. 'Transformers' Sets Hi-Def Sales Record
  29. MySpace Gets Into Casual Gaming
  30. Asian Linux Distributor Strikes Patent Covenant with Microsoft
  31. HD TiVos Can Now Share Content
  32. Apple Estimates 250,000 Unlocked iPhones
  33. IBM Proposes Creating an Options Market for Intellectual Property
  34. Blu-ray Discs Still Outselling HD DVD
  35. In Browser War, It's Really Google vs. IE
  36. Laptops With Both EV-DO and HSDPA Coming
  37. Microsoft to Open Access to Viridian Virtualization API
  38. Intel Settles Transmeta Dispute, Granted License for Power Management
  39. Samsung's Revised Blackjack to Premiere with AT&T
  40. Microsoft Officially Drops EU Appeals
  41. Verizon Decides Not to Fight 700 MHz 'Open Access' Requirement
  42. Cisco: WiMAX is Ready for Mainstream
  43. Apple Pulls Boot Camp, Leopard Leaks
  44. Google Adds IMAP to Gmail Accounts
  45. Microsoft Takes $240 M Stake in Facebook
  46. Sophos: US Sends Five Times More Spam than Korea
  47. Quandary: Is Windows Desktop Search Installing Itself?
  48. Hackers Can Tap Into Vonage Lines, Says Security Firm
  49. Rep. Boucher Asks Comcast to Stop Blocking BitTorrent
  50. RIM Adds Facebook to Blackberry
  51. Google Adds Its Voice to 700 MHz Gamesmanship
  52. Vonage Settles With Verizon, Will Pay At Least $80 Million
  53. Microsoft Income Up 23% in Fiscal Q1 2008 on Skyrocketing Revenue
  54. Intel 300 mm, 45 nm Facility Opens in Arizona
  55. Vongo Video Downloads to Support More Media Center Devices
  56. Samsung Cancels Blu-ray Player, Delays Dual-Mode Unit
  57. Can Vista Be Credited With Microsoft's Stellar Q1 Gains?
  58. Can Microsoft Make Vista More Compelling?
  59. BitTorrent Site Promises to Bring Back OiNK
  60. Senate Passes Moratorium on Internet Taxes Until 2014
  61. The PS2 Turns 7, New Model on Tap
  62. SanDisk Files Patent Claims Against 25 Companies
  63. Opera 9.5 Hits Beta with 'Rock Party'
  64. Mozilla Looks to Bring Web Apps to Desktop
  65. Third-party Updates Not Enough to Plug Hole in Windows Shell
  66. Sony Posts Profit, Gaming Loss Widens
  67. Microsoft Suspends Desktop Search Availability Through WSUS
  68. Acer Seeks 12% Market Share in 2008
  69. Apple Puts Limits on iPhone Sales
  70. California Settlement Enables Sprint Customers to Unlock CDMA Phones
  71. Hulu Adds Partners, Launches Private Beta
  72. Blu-ray Looks to Curry Favor with Insiders
  73. Course Change for OpenDocument Developers Seen as Emerging Rift
  74. NBC Chief: Apple Destroying Video Biz
  75. Leopard Sales Top 2 Million in First Weekend
  76. Senators Use Comcast Blocking to Revive Net Neutrality Debate
  77. NBCU: We Made Only $15 Million Off iTunes
  78. HD DVD Player Drops Below $200
  79. Consumer-created Xbox Live Betas Playable Now
  80. $100 Laptop Goes on Sale for $200
  81. Another Muni-WiFi Deal Ends as AT&T, St. Louis Part Ways
  82. UK Gets New Skype Cell Phone
  83. Oracle Drops Bid for BEA Systems
  84. Manhunt 2 Greets Halloween with a Less Violent Release
  85. Adobe's Vulnerability Fix May Have Triggered Trojan Outbreak
  86. Can Yahoo! Messenger 9 Topple AIM?
  87. AT&T US Mobile TV Delay Renews Concern About Viability
  88. Microsoft Follows Google Into Geospatial Standards Group
  89. Best Buy Stakes in Social Video Site
  90. Hackers Open Up Mac OS X Leopard for PC
  91. House Approves 2014 Moratorium on Internet Taxes
  92. WSJ: Google Phone Within Two Weeks?
  93. SharePoint Services Role Removed from Final Windows Server 2008
  94. China's Olympics Ticket Sales Crash
  95. Canadian Firm Sues 22, Claims it Owns Wi-Fi Tech
  96. Mac Porn Surfers Subject to QT Flaw
  97. Mandriva Accuses Microsoft of Dirty Tactics
  98. New Qimonda GDDR5 Memory Promises 3x Performance of GDDR3
  99. Steve Case Launches New Music Service
  100. MacBooks Get a Slight Speed Bump
  101. Gateway Acquisition Gives Acer More to Fight HP With
  102. Wal-Mart, Buy Price HD DVD Player at $100
  103. AOL Pushes Truveo Video Search Platform Globally
  104. Stymie Over Whois Changes Leaves ICANN With Bad Options
  105. Intel Ships 150,000 Classmate PCs to Libya
  106. MotoROKR Leverages Car Audio for MP3, Bluetooth Speakerphone
  107. Nintendo Overtakes Sony in Video Game Revenues
  108. MySpace Joins Google to Take On Facebook and Microsoft
  109. Sprint Continues to Bleed Customers, Profit Plummets
  110. Nintendo to End Support for Original NES
  111. Microsoft, Mozilla Disagree Over JavaScript's Future
  112. P2P Still Lives: Mininova Passes 3 Billion Downloads
  113. US House to Debate Resolution Against Radio Performance Royalties
  114. Seagate Settles Suit Over 'Gigabyte' Definition
  115. Toshiba A3 HD DVD Player Now $199
  116. Sprint Mulls Future of WiMAX Business
  117. Groups Ask FCC to Investigate Comcast for BitTorrent Blocking
  118. Manhunt 2: The Second Coming of Hot Coffee?
  119. Yahoo's Callahan Apologizes Over Omissions to Congress About China
  120. Visual Studio 2008, .NET 3.5 to Be Released This Month, Launched Later
  121. Windows Home Server Debuts
  122. Xbox Live to Offer ESPN TV Downloads
  123. No gPhone, But Google Announces Mobile Platform
  124. MySpace Beats Facebook in Ad Platform Announcement
  125. Yahoo Branches Out Socially and Globally
  126. Canada's Sympatico Admits to Net Filtering
  127. Microsoft Shows Progress on 'Live' Front
  128. Google's Phone Platform: It's Not an OS, So What Is It?
  129. Red Hat to Build Optimized Java for Enterprise Linux
  130. Hollywood Writers Walk Out Over Net Royalties
  131. 5 Years Later, Microsoft IPTV Coming to India
  132. Sony Debuts New PS2 in Japan
  133. Joost Scraps Inline Chat for Meebo
  134. Studios to Consider 'Managed Copy' Provisions Disabling DVD Copying
  135. Sony: We Might Have Best Holiday Ever
  136. Pirate Bay Developing BitTorrent-like Protocol
  137. Zune Updates Coming November 13
  138. EU Proposing Air Passenger Data Retention
  139. Callahan: Yahoo Wasn't Cooperating with China to Target Dissidents
  140. How HD DVD Got its Groove Back
  141. MPEG-2 Patent Holder, Licensing Agent in High-Def Codec Dispute
  142. AT&T's U-verse: $2 Million Smaller, $500 Million Costlier
  143. Microsoft Launches Assault on Google's Search Appliances
  144. Two Out of Three Didn't Pay for Radiohead
  145. New Parental Controls Limit Xbox Time
  146. Rep. Lantos to Yahoo: 'Morally, You Are Pygmies'
  147. Prince Targets Fans for Copyright Violations
  148. CinemaNow and Sonic Try DVD Copying Despite CSS Headaches
  149. OLPC Laptop Begins Mass Production
  150. LG Using Broadcom Chips in Dual HD Disc Players
  151. Nokia Tests on New Mobile Broadband Standard Crack 100 Mbps
  152. Microsoft Steps Up Anti-Piracy Effort in China
  153. Opera Mini 4 Available for Phones
  154. Fired: Microsoft CIO Violated Company Policies
  155. Sony to Supply Advanced Student ID Cards
  156. Ticketmaster to Sell iTunes Albums on Site
  157. Latest SoundExchange Royalties Offer Suggests Possible Compromise
  158. Nokia, Vodafone Sign on Phone Pact
  159. With Toshiba A2 Gone, Best Buy Sends Buyers A3
  160. Sony Updates PS3 Firmware
  161. Microsoft + Novell at One: What's Changed for Interoperability?
  162. Mozilla Pulls Release Candidate of Firefox 3 Beta
  163. Target Removes 'Manhunt 2' From Stores
  164. FTC Fines Six Companies Over DNC Violations
  165. Microsoft to Remove Eolas Barrier in IE
  166. Some Blu-ray BD+ Equipped Discs Now Duplicable, But For How Long?
  167. HP to Depart Digital Camera Market
  168. Vonage Struggles to Move Past Lawsuits
  169. Whistleblower: AT&T Maintained a 'Secret Room' for the NSA
  170. EU Trade Commissioner Pressures US to End Internet Gambling Ban
  171. AT&T Adds Subscription-Based Pandora Service
  172. EA Open-Sources SimCity as Third World OLPC Project
  173. Xbox Is #2 in Japan -- For a Week
  174. WiMAX Future Looks Cloudier as Sprint, Clearwire Call It Off
  175. Apple Likely Close To Offering Movie Rentals
  176. Radiohead: comScore's Numbers Are Wrong
  177. Sony CEO Declares Stalemate in Blu-ray/HD DVD Battle
  178. Online-only Photoshop Express Beta Coming Soon
  179. YouTube Increases Upload Limits, Provides Batch Uploader
  180. iPhone Goes On Sale in Germany, UK
  181. More Muni-Wi-Fi Project Slowdowns in Boston, Cleveland
  182. Microsoft Loses Nigeria Contract -- Again
  183. Windows Server 2008 Versions Announced, with Few Changes
  184. Microsoft Planning to Acquire Musiwave
  185. Microsoft Hiring To Take On YouTube, Flickr
  186. AOL Acquires Social Search Site Yedda
  187. Google Sued By School Over Database Tech
  188. Microsoft Releasing Several Vista Patches This Week
  189. Yahoo Debuts Open-Source Distributed Computing
  190. OHA Releases Android SDK
  191. Gigahertz Makes a Comeback as Intel Rolls Out 45 nm CPUs
  192. NBC Direct Beta Now Open: It's No Hulu
  193. IBM Buys Cognos Outright, Acquires Strong SOA Position
  194. Europe to Consider Splitting Telecom, Internet Access Divisions of Telcos
  195. DivX to be Added to PlayStation 3
  196. Microsoft Announces DAISY for Word
  197. AMD, IBM Lose Ground to Intel in Latest Top 500 List
  198. New Zune Hardware, Software Starts Shipping
  199. $199 Linux PC a Success at Wal-Mart
  200. Jango Steps Up to Compete with Pandora
  201. Oracle Debuts Its VM Virtualization Software Amid New Competition
  202. Former FCC Chair Supports Satellite Radio Merger
  203. VMware Server 2 Beta Now Open
  204. Next Windows for Supercomputers Enters Beta
  205. Yahoo Strengthens Global Mobile Presence
  206. EU Opens Formal Inquiry Into Google + DoubleClick Merger
  207. Tiny Patch Tuesday Brings Two Fixes
  208. What Will IBM Gain by Acquiring Cognos?
  209. XM Shareholders Approve Sirius Merger
  210. Sweeping EU Telecom Reforms Proposal Will Include Telco Breakup Option
  211. WSJ Opens Up Site to Digg Users
  212. Yahoo Settles With Shi Tao, Chinese Dissidents' Families
  213. Company Sues 23 for Text Completion Tech
  214. Germany Passes New Data Retention Laws
  215. Amazon Offers Freebie Deal For Blu-ray Movies
  216. Microsoft Embedded R2 OS to Extend PC Networking to Devices
  217. Nokia's N82 5-Megapixel Handset Launches Worldwide
  218. Yahoo to Add Social Networking to E-Mail
  219. VeriSign to Focus on its Traditional Businesses
  220. Sun, Dell Announce Solaris 10 Distribution Agreement
  221. Microsoft to Sell Downloadable Full Xbox Games
  222. Comcast, Microsoft Team on SMB Services
  223. Microsoft Expands Vista SP1 Beta
  224. OpenDocument Foundation Dissolves, Leaving Projects in Disarray
  225. Creative Ships 25 Millionth MP3 Player
  226. SanDisk wants to hybridize your hard drive
  227. Apple's eye isn't off Tiger just yet
  228. Texting your next pizza order
  229. Microsoft refreshes Vista's value proposition
  230. Sony capitalizes on Wii's supply shortage
  231. Comcast sued over file sharing practices
  232. Sun enters a suddenly crowded virtualization market
  233. Microsoft wants to play doctor with your home network
  234. Microsoft takes on Intuit once more in accounting
  235. Sony inoculates the PlayStation 3
  236. Warner Music CEO: 'We were wrong'
  237. New Russian movie site follows AllofMP3's lead
  238. Leopard update fixes Finder data loss bug
  239. IBM floats 'Blue Cloud' data servers
  240. CBS links up billboards for NYC Wi-Fi network
  241. Some Zunes being anti-social due to glitches
  242. Is cable TV 'a la carte' actually being considered?
  243. High-def over IPTV: How fast, and how soon?
  244. Dell gives more hints about new form factors
  245. Apple shareholder stock options suit dismissed
  246. Windows hardware conference delayed until fall
  247. Lightroom update brings Leopard support, Flickr upload
  248. YouTube will do higher quality, not HD
  249. Mozilla: Firefox 3 bug claim 'horses**t'
  250. Do teens really use IM to communicate or to hide?