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  1. Opera debuts new version of smartphone browser
  2. New iPhone, Touch models introduced with higher capacity
  3. ICANN considers fast track for some international TLDs
  4. Nokia brings back N-Gage, opens social network
  5. AT&T to raise broadband prices
  6. NVidia purchases gaming physics processor maker PhysX
  7. IDC suggests a Microsoft + Yahoo + Fast combo could be a strong #2
  8. Repairs begin to critical undersea data cables
  9. Is MySQL's new hosting program the rise of Sun's new RDBMS?
  10. Adobe promotes former Macromedia leader to CTO post
  11. Microsoft's latest environmental contribution: a mouse with a switch
  12. China backtracks a bit on online video sites
  13. Analysts: Google faces more problems than Microsoft-Yahoo deal
  14. Digital revenues not enough to counter Warner's slide
  15. Microsoft releases stand-alone Outlook with CRM built-in
  16. CBS to test location-based mobile advertising
  17. Amazon drops price of Xbox 360 HD DVD player, promptly sells out
  18. Sony, Samsung soar; Vizio, Sharp slip in LCD TV sales
  19. WSJ: Google close to online music deal in China
  20. Nokia 'astonished' by German bank's retribution for plant layoffs
  21. A very virtually realistic Times Square comes to a real MMORPG
  22. LG's Viewty handset records straight to DivX
  23. IBM makes good on its Cognos buyout with 16 new products
  24. Time Warner restructuring could involve dividing AOL
  25. IBM contrasts its 'integration' with Cognos against SAP's 'acquisitions'
  26. Adobe secretly patches critical PDF flaw
  27. Nokia N82 goes black for everyone but the US
  28. Middle East Internet outages now affect 85 million
  29. Leaked Yahoo memo indicates reticence toward Microsoft bid
  30. Will authorized hosting put MySQL on a par with Oracle and DB2?
  31. Modu looks to make cell phones 'modular'
  32. Google introduces an Apps tool for sending forms via e-mail
  33. Microsoft, Google, Yahoo gain seats on OpenID Foundation board
  34. Nokia retools its E51 handset for secure workplaces
  35. Google Apps gets improved document sharing
  36. Best Buy to begin selling DTV boxes on February 17
  37. Motorola announces second gen WiMAX hardware
  38. Oracle tries a 'vaulted' approach to its e-business database security
  39. Google News to place greater focus on local content
  40. New Wii title from THQ seeks to mash up Guitar Hero
  41. FCC shifts gears for 700 MHz auction
  42. RIAA president proposes spyware-like solution to piracy
  43. Study: Blogging about music may triple its sales
  44. Microsoft's Virtual Earth 3D gets boost with Caligari acquisition
  45. Hackers manage to unlock newest iPhones
  46. IBM explains its 'information on demand' strategy with Cognos
  47. From Seoul comes Soul, Samsung's new handset
  48. Could the economic stimulus plan delay patent reform?
  49. Yahoo launches live cam site, but can't handle traffic
  50. Dell asserts its commitment to AMD despite reduced Direct options
  51. Apple issues security updates to QuickTime, iPhoto
  52. Canary Wireless announces new hotspot detectors
  53. HTC's Shift UMPC set to finally go on sale
  54. ARM to demo prototype Google Android phone
  55. Mistake leaks specs of upcoming Nokia N96 phone
  56. Spanish Facebook begins next week
  57. Bevy of critical Office fixes headline February patches
  58. Analyst: Microsoft bid is just a ploy to fend off Yahoo deal with Amazon
  59. AOL: The ideal Microsoft deal-breaker for Yahoo?
  60. Broadcom's Android alternative: An SoC supporting Symbian, Linux, WM6
  61. Starbucks drops T-Mobile, offers free Wi-Fi from AT&T
  62. Nokia officially unveils leaked N96 handset, new services
  63. Netflix to cease offering HD DVD movie rentals
  64. The answer to Microsoft is no: Yahoo holds out for more cash
  65. ARM is not showing an Android phone at 3GSM
  66. Microsoft buys Sidekick phone creator Danger
  67. Sony Ericsson's Xperia X1 takes on iPhone, HTC Touch
  68. Valentine's Day Zunes may not arrive in time, but will be free
  69. AOL's behavioral ad service to premiere under 'open' mobile platform
  70. Microsoft scrambles to explain prototype 'white space' device failure
  71. Is Microsoft's PlayReady ready to go yet?
  72. Earthlink bails from municipal Wi-Fi, casts its net for AOL dial-up
  73. Now Microsoft will take its case to Yahoo's shareholders
  74. Best Buy to 'recommend' Blu-ray to customers
  75. MSN Direct could put live content on WM6 home screens
  76. Nokia teams with Sprint, Reuters on worldwide mobile ad network
  77. Microsoft adapts Office Live into a low-cost SMB Web host
  78. Apple releases second major update to Mac OS X Leopard
  79. LiMo wants to make Linux a mobile phone platform
  80. Samsung sued over incompatible Blu-ray players
  81. Motorola produces a Linux-based slider with an open platform
  82. Why you can't have Vista SP1 yet: Microsoft fixing driver problem
  83. T-Mobile partners with Yahoo on mobile search
  84. Suspected UK pirates could lose Internet access
  85. FCC re-establishes CATV market share cap at 30 percent
  86. BlackBerry's touchscreen talk interrupted by service outage
  87. Intel's German offices raided in EC antitrust investigation
  88. Google and Nokia: Enemies or friends?
  89. Apple debuts Aperture 2, slashes price
  90. Sony Ericsson announces mobile Internet ExpressCards
  91. Custom 404 pages from Google Toolbar beta cause a stir
  92. Apple TV update goes live with high-definition rentals
  93. Mozilla releases Firefox 3.0 Beta 3, adds several features
  94. Microsoft denies talks about licensing Windows Mobile to Nokia
  95. Dept. of Homeland Security granted right to snoop on T-Mobile users
  96. Dell buys family-owned MessageOne for SaaS
  97. Vmedia shows phone with its own blue-laser optical disc drive
  98. Yahoo and video platform Maven Networks formally tie the knot
  99. DirecTV profits and growth feel pinch of slowing economy
  100. Senate passes surveillance reform, re-inserts telco immunity
  101. Play.com to open MP3 store in the UK
  102. NVidia closes the deal with Ageia
  103. New Phoenix BIOS will run Linux apps when Windows fails
  104. Analysts: Yahoo must now accept buyout bid if Microsoft raises price
  105. Google partners with calendaring tool for its online apps
  106. New legislation could lead to ISP throttling ban
  107. RIM blames Monday's BlackBerry outage on a faulty upgrade
  108. Micron's next two-megapixel handset SoC has a 0.2" footprint
  109. iSuppli: Samsung leads LCD TV Sales in 4Q
  110. Yahoo's 1,000 layoffs begin, along with a possible rush to Google
  111. Mobile phone chipset gets DivX certification
  112. Sprint, Motorola team on Nextel first responder interoperability
  113. XDepth aims to bring High Dynamic Range to JPG imagery
  114. Nintendo looks to address game piracy issues worldwide
  115. Google makes move into Chinese digital music
  116. Yahoo's Yang holds firm on resisting Microsoft
  117. Microsoft: 'We misjudged demand' for Xbox 360
  118. Google updates Android SDK
  119. Macrovision's software arm to become stand-alone company
  120. VoIP phone offers WiMAX connectivity
  121. Could video-on-demand overtake HD discs by 2011?
  122. OSU thought it already turned over defendants' IDs to RIAA
  123. Struggling Alcatel-Lucent to handle AT&T's 3G expansion
  124. Sprint plans WiMAX soft launch, but budget finalization still looms
  125. Comcast: 42% of digital subscribers use high-def, DV-R
  126. Sun expands its catalog of pay-by-the-hour service apps
  127. EC Commissioner proposes doubling terms of performers' copyright
  128. Cell phone games could get Wii-like controls
  129. Oracle says it's broadening, not ending, its dispute with SAP
  130. SCO CEO McBride to step aside post-buyout
  131. Nvidia prototype handset can display high-definition video, graphics
  132. Report claims Xbox 360 failure rate is 16 percent
  133. Microsoft adds OOXML to its promise not to sue
  134. European telcos agree to reduce roaming charges to ward off regulation
  135. One more go-round for Yahoo Video, this time in widescreen
  136. Wal-Mart won't stock HD DVD movies, players past June
  137. Novell takes steps to harden security for shoppers
  138. Novell's Bonsai to get close integration with software from SiteScape buy
  139. British ISPs align to build a targeted online ad platform
  140. Red Hat and JBoss make a play for enterprise middleware
  141. GSM version of Palm's Centro headed for AT&T
  142. Yahoo faces new competition from QuadrantOne ad network
  143. Cloudbook Ultra-Mobile PC delayed yet again
  144. Toshiba denies rumors; HD DVD not dead yet
  145. Motorola acquires leading Asian music provider
  146. Vollee to offer Second Life mobile
  147. R.I.P. analog wireless: The old FM cellular bands can now shut down
  148. American Idol songs, videos find home on iTunes
  149. Chinese P2P service with Google ties comes under fire from MPA
  150. Vodafone to guarantee BlackBerry service in the UK
  151. Microsoft says possible end of HD DVD won't impact Xbox 360
  152. How soon will enterprises adopt Windows Server 2008?
  153. That's the ballgame: Toshiba bows out of HD DVD
  154. For 1.3 million HD DVD customers, what's next?
  155. Centro on AT&T: Palm tries again
  156. Intel rolls out double-quad-core platform for gamers
  157. Thunderbird development starts afresh under new company
  158. Toshiba and Microsoft have no Blu-ray plans
  159. BBC adds shows to iTunes in UK
  160. Gates says Microsoft won't raise Yahoo bid
  161. Apple cuts price of iPod Shuffle by 40 percent
  162. UN agency: Submarine data pipeline cuts may be sabotage
  163. Sprint's 'Push to Talk' can now send e-mail, photos and contacts
  164. After HD DVD: Who benefits, and what happens next?
  165. Verizon, AT&T announce unlimited calling plans
  166. Analyst: Music CDs will give way to digital downloads by 2012
  167. Home networks plus devices don't equal multimedia networking
  168. Sony taps Ensequence to deal with BD-J complexity
  169. Is your outdoor antenna ready for DTV?
  170. Universal, Amazon hop on Blu-ray bandwagon as HD DVD prices fall
  171. Microsoft to give students free pro development tools
  172. The starting gun sounds for the .ASIA domain landrush
  173. NAND Flash to cool off significantly in 2008
  174. ARM announces software for 3D graphics on phones
  175. Analysts: Studios will gain from HD DVD's exit, but consumers' won't
  176. Endless reboots force suspension of Vista SP1 updates
  177. HP shows more success in PCs, servers and storage than in printers
  178. Analyst: Evidence of a backlash against mobile convergence
  179. One thousand Xbox Live games expected by year-end
  180. New news aggregator site has a metaphorical approach to relevance
  181. Microsoft divides 'small' from 'medium' businesses for its next servers
  182. New SDK offers program control through the user's scalp
  183. CTP for SQL Server 2008 now available
  184. RIAA ex-defendant has counterclaim dismissed
  185. Sony BMG signs new mobile music deal
  186. MySpace mulls launching digital music service
  187. Microsoft launches a new wave of interoperability initiatives
  188. T-Mobile announces new UMA 'landline'
  189. Vista SP1 breaks ZoneAlarm, Trend Micro apps, among others
  190. Dialog: The final format war
  191. OpenTV may be the dominant player in set-top boxes
  192. Flash and DRM: Does Adobe really have any choice?
  193. Coming to a video site near you: more ads
  194. Microsoft's latest interoperability pledge: How free is 'open' now?
  195. Bush grants funding to states for Real ID initiative
  196. FCC may approve DirecTV handoff to Liberty Media...somewhat
  197. NVidia premieres its ninth-generation GPU
  198. DTV study: Most broadcasters are ready, most consumers aren't
  199. Google's founder steps up the rhetoric against Microsoft + Yahoo
  200. With Pi buy, EMC fights Microsoft for space on the Internet cloud
  201. Vocera announces a shareable, Wi-Fi-only handset
  202. Macrovision sells its games division for a big loss
  203. Apple poises itself to personalize future podcasts
  204. Dialog: After HD DVD, whither Toshiba?
  205. In place of GPS, a new iPhone app tries Twitter
  206. In Portland, Oregon, another city-wide Wi-Fi network bites the dust
  207. Microsoft's Sync parts cost Ford about $30
  208. US Cellular joins the ranks of carriers with unlimited calling plans
  209. Facebook's UK unique users post an unexpected drop
  210. Yahoo employees could come home to Microsoft, leaving assets behind
  211. Sony loses longtime software development exec
  212. Electronic Arts presses on with Take-Two takeover
  213. Adobe turns up the heat on AIR with new Flex IDE
  214. The 'cloud' gets crowded with the Times entering the scene
  215. New Japanese satellite could boost Internet speeds
  216. Pakistan YouTube incident adds to international outage
  217. Nokia expects real-life 'Transformers' in seven years
  218. The Open XML debate resumes before the ISO
  219. Reports: Sony to buy LCD panels from Sharp
  220. Fujitsu enters the half-terabyte HDD foray
  221. Microsoft launches Engagement Mapping, its upshot from aQuantive
  222. Xbox 360 HD DVD drive gets the axe
  223. HD DVD add-on for Xbox 360 now only $50
  224. Google, others to build massive under-sea Internet link to Asia
  225. Sony's new Blu-ray players feature-packed, but still high priced
  226. Apple adds new CPUs, Multi-Touch trackpad to MacBook Pro
  227. Google's newest use: finding vulnerabilities
  228. Burst offers alternative to 'disruptive' pre-roll video ads
  229. DivX pulls the plug on Stage6 video upload site
  230. Apple beats Best Buy, Target in music sales; only behind Wal-Mart
  231. Network Solutions taken to court over domain 'front-running'
  232. Sun completes purchase MySQL, sets sights on Microsoft and Oracle
  233. VMware fixing security vulnerability in virtualization products
  234. Lenovo takes on the MacBook Air with its X300 ultra-portable
  235. Pakistan removes YouTube ban after fixing bad routing
  236. Can IBM bring back the mainframe with its 'screaming' z10?
  237. Confirmation: Internet Explorer 8 beta testing has begun
  238. Microsoft still battling Windows Live and Hotmail outage
  239. Microsoft scores win against man who claims he developed Office tech
  240. FCC gives go-ahead for DirecTV transfer to Liberty Media
  241. EU hands down record $1.35 billion fine against Microsoft
  242. On-campus outrage in South Africa due to online video
  243. IBM users tell of mainframe gains and datacenter pains
  244. Qwest discussing wireless options with Verizon
  245. DreamWorks not yet ready to support Blu-ray
  246. As It Happens: The Windows Server 2008 era officially begins
  247. German high court conditionally approves government data spying
  248. Has software development spawned the sprawl of PC servers?
  249. Windows CE Trojan out in the wild, say researchers
  250. Australian Net censorship moves ahead with testing