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  1. Microsoft makes second acquisition related to fighting rootkits
  2. Nokia may sign second label to mobile music service
  3. Open source mobile developer: Android is not the answer
  4. SlySoft's AnyDVD cracks BD+...again
  5. For OpenAjax, the first round of standards efforts is not enough
  6. Moroccan jailed for fake prince Facebook profile pardoned
  7. How AT&T, Google, and Dish Network fared in the 700 MHz auction
  8. Apple pushing iTunes, QT users on Windows to download Safari
  9. Sony: Pay us $50 and we won't install bloatware on your laptop
  10. China moves to sanction video sites, shut down others
  11. LinkedIn adds profile option for companies
  12. EA's dark comic Dead Space franchise headed to theaters
  13. One less botnet master in business after guilty plea
  14. Sprint eyes common IP platform for three wireless networks
  15. Columbia University professor could trigger a Blu-ray injunction
  16. Is the Centro helping or hurting Palm?
  17. New buffer overrun exploit threatens old Jet database engine on XP
  18. Fake guitar suits keep coming from Gibson
  19. The WiMAX monetization challenge: When and how?
  20. How does the US really rank in broadband access?
  21. Mozilla CEO: Apple Safari update is 'just wrong'
  22. Network Solutions suspends Dutch anti-Koran site
  23. Nokia and InterDigital may be preparing to settle
  24. Accidental Wi-Fi access still a criminal offense in Maryland
  25. Prototype video conferencing portal for HDTV coming this year
  26. Justice Dept. approves XM + Sirius merger
  27. Lack of interoperable radio key to XM + Sirius merger approval
  28. Sun gets government grant to replace chip interconnects with lasers
  29. Google proposes Android as a 'white spaces' platform
  30. Survey: 6 in 10 Americans know about the DTV transition
  31. Yahoo enrolls in Google's OpenSocial network, joining MySpace
  32. Using the Web to get ready for the DTV transition
  33. Netflix competitor Peerflix to cease operations
  34. Microsoft offers a contacts 'bridge' to Facebook, Bebo, others
  35. Imeem unveils its social networking API to Web services
  36. INCITS chair: Failure of OOXML could endanger ODF
  37. Netflix glitch takes down site, delays deliveries
  38. Sony BMG mulling digital music subscription offering
  39. Could an Aussie WiMAX 'disaster' have been prevented?
  40. Graphical 'Pipes' enable Yahoo services to be included in mashups
  41. WD shrinks the size of portable 320 GB capacity
  42. XAML specification published, added to Microsoft's open promise
  43. Musical social network searches for a niche with geo-location
  44. FriendFeed integrates Disqus blog comment system
  45. Analysts: US consumers like HDTVs better than HD programming
  46. Mozilla addresses memory corruption issues in Firefox fix
  47. Motorola begins its plan to split Mobility from Devices
  48. Earthlink's muni Wi-Fi pain may be Houston's gain
  49. Despite rumors, Windows XP SP3 still not quite ready
  50. Over two dozen companies subpoenaed in Vista Capable case
  51. Google advises shareholders again to vote down anti-censorship proposal
  52. Bell Canada admits to throttling broadband P2P traffic
  53. Oracle adds systems management perq to Linux OS support
  54. Which company will be 'Motorola' in 2009?
  55. How big is your 'environmental footprint?' asks Xerox
  56. UK group to compete with Joost in live streaming P2P TV
  57. UNICEF wiki uses open source, SMS to connect kids
  58. Software purports to convert 3G phones into Wi-Fi hotspots
  59. Sony limits 'Fresh Start' to certain SKUs, for now
  60. Verizon Wireless sued for game show contests
  61. WSJ: Cable ops may be interested in WiMAX
  62. Alltel tries a social approach to mobile video
  63. New AT&T Wireless service serves up music from your own PC
  64. Analysts: Emerging SDV to boost HD cable TV scene
  65. IPhone users take note: Nokia Siemens speeds up EDGE
  66. Cox launches co-branded Rhaspody music service
  67. Adobe opens beta of Web-based Photoshop
  68. Safari for Mac, Opera for Windows both claim 100% on Acid3
  69. Safari license says non-Apple hardware installs are prohibited
  70. AMD transforms into a platform company, to release triple-core CPUs
  71. Comcast opens up negotiations with BitTorrent on bandwidth
  72. NTT DoCoMo achieves 250Mbps mobile data rate
  73. UK gov't report calls for redundant ratings systems for software
  74. AMD's price/performance conundrum: Can it keep its high-end customers?
  75. India's IT success can be 'replicated' in other countries
  76. Cat and Mouse game continues for EA and Take-Two
  77. Newest Safari browsers find themselves shooting gallery targets
  78. Dell releases first sub $1,000 Blu-ray laptop
  79. New version of Aperture introduces plug-ins
  80. Eastern Europe: The next silicon valley?
  81. Verizon Wireless puts a social spin on maps
  82. IBM debuts beta of Lotus Symphony 4.0 for Linux
  83. Dell's new approach to the Vista migration problem
  84. Preview of new Windows Search adds cross-PC indexing
  85. Boom! 20th anniversary Madden NFL coming in August
  86. AT&T Mobile MediaFLO TV launches in May
  87. Google to phase in offline access options for Docs
  88. Photoshop Express' botched terms of service to be revised
  89. Investigation of Nokia and Navteq moves forward
  90. Mobile phones to get ad-supported MTV music videos
  91. Sony movies coming to AT&T mobile TV via MediaFLO
  92. Competitor to Digg has journalists ranking their own, others' stories
  93. Garmin multi-platform search software adds Google features
  94. Yahoo launches 'Shine' Web site for women
  95. Sony BMG accused of using pirated software
  96. Adobe releases alpha of AIR for Linux, joins Linux Foundation
  97. Virgin Media to begin penalizing users for illegal downloads
  98. The driving experience redefined?
  99. AOL moves to bring its services to the mobile screen
  100. LG debuts 3G 'Vu' handset with mobile TV
  101. ISO certifies MS Office Open XML, just barely, with 75% approval
  102. IBM barred from federal contracts pending investigation on EPA bid
  103. Dell looks to answer mobile connectivity problems
  104. Local TV news comes to Verizon V CAST
  105. Newest Moto Q 9c available from three more carriers
  106. AT&T answers Verizon with its own mobile maps service
  107. Wall Street still likes Linux, but for new reasons
  108. Security suite coming soon for the iPhone
  109. First word from CTIA on Windows Mobile 6.1
  110. Toshiba goes stylish with revamped Satellite models
  111. Voice access coming to Live Search for Windows Mobile, BlackBerry
  112. Techs and execs collaborate on Linux apps
  113. Adobe releases beta of Lightroom 2.0 photo editing tool
  114. Signs point to imminent arrival of Windows XP SP3
  115. FCC chair plans to squash Skype's 'open wireless' petition
  116. Microsoft's Surface to get test run in AT&T stores
  117. Nokia introduces 4 low-cost phones for emerging markets
  118. Again, Microsoft stomps out Xbox 360 Blu-ray rumors
  119. Consumerism at its finest: Shopping via SMS comes to Amazon
  120. Comcast swaps HD quality for quantity
  121. Intel's Atom gets price and speeds, expected in devices by summer
  122. Blinkx looks to IPTV with Joost-like BBTV offering
  123. ChaCha offers new twist on mobile searching: voice queries
  124. TiVo 9.3 software update to speed up the DVR's interface
  125. Now an official ISO standard, Microsoft's OOXML invites controversy
  126. WiMAX finally gains some ground in upcoming portables
  127. iTunes biggest music retailer in US, but just momentarily
  128. Opera releases beta of new mobile browser, now less annoying
  129. Comcast offers 50 Mbps Internet, but it won't come cheap
  130. MySpace adds big-label music to free downloads, will sell tickets and merch
  131. Intel unveils next-generation low-cost 'Netbooks'
  132. Head of Yahoo Music Ian Rogers departs for music startup
  133. Adobe CS4 will be 64-bit, but only on Windows
  134. Symantec and Microsoft settle suit over Vista storage technology
  135. Sony introduces world's smallest HD camcorder
  136. Nokia's N-Gage game system finally ready for smartphones
  137. AT&T to begin prorating early termination fees for new contracts
  138. Dell plans pay reductions, product feature removal, and over 8,800 job cuts
  139. Windows XP's final day still June 30, but low-cost PCs get two more years
  140. Public face of Windows Vista leaves Microsoft
  141. T-Mobile cuts price of iPhone in Germany to spur sales
  142. Intel announces lo-jack for laptops, but offers few details
  143. Federally funded Internet access to be cut off for Navajo Nation
  144. Sprint delays XOHM WiMAX, pushes back 'later this year' later still
  145. AT&T, Verizon Wireless divulge more details on 4G plans
  146. Ericsson shows off its 4G LTE technology, but it's still years off
  147. Silverlight 2 final set for this summer, won't play Flash video
  148. Britain wants to ban sex offenders from social networking sites
  149. PSP sees sales resurgence in Japan, but Wii again dominates PS3
  150. Census Bureau to drop problematic PDAs, return to trusty paper
  151. 16 updates on tap for April Patch Tuesday
  152. HP floats a file backup service in the cloud
  153. Online fraud up over 20% per year, says FBI operation
  154. Google claims credit for FCC wireless auction results
  155. Felten: Some New Jersey voting machines can't add
  156. Microsoft rolls out Silverlight maintenance release
  157. Icahn allies to get seats on Motorola board
  158. Facebook settles with group that claimed it had the idea first
  159. Yahoo is open to some type of transaction with Microsoft
  160. AMD confirms 10% workforce cut, declining outlook
  161. Joost denies it's shrinking its sights to just the US
  162. Social media firm Imeem buys DRM firm Snocap
  163. Vista SP1 'prerequisites' to gear up systems for auto updates
  164. Adobe to correct its controversial Photoshop Express terms Thursday
  165. Ringing cell phones coming to a EU flight near you
  166. New Korean Samsung HSUPA phones will upload at 2 Mbps
  167. Motorola bus tour brings some good news for WiMAX
  168. H-1B limits met after just one week of petitions
  169. CyberLink adds BD-Live support to PowerDVD
  170. HP enters the low-cost student PC market, but is $499 too much?
  171. With 4G ahead, AT&T names a wireless veteran as its CTO
  172. EU mandates Web sites delete personal data after six months
  173. Sprint affiliate offers VoIP phones with visual voicemail
  174. MySpace targets Latin American userbase
  175. Wal-Mart focuses on MP3, but without Sony BMG and Warner
  176. Google opens its Web application engine to 10,000 developers
  177. Newest Blu-ray recorders include transfer to PSP
  178. People-search startup Spock.com seeks partners, maybe with Google
  179. Should kids be taught 'Internet safety' in schools?
  180. TiVo gets TV Guide license for international market
  181. Free version of Microsoft's robotics platform available now
  182. Yahoo to test running Google ads alongside its search results
  183. Apple, Adobe address security flaws in QuickTime, Flash
  184. ASP.NET AJAX makes its way to Linux via Java
  185. Sun's new UltraSPARCs boast 32x the computing density of x86 servers
  186. Nokia to pay $314 million to German workers, $0 to government
  187. Literature 2.0: Collaborative book authoring goes beta on WEbook
  188. Motorola gets veteran AT&T dealmaker as board chair
  189. iPhone Software 2.0 provides clues to 3G model
  190. After an 11-year holdout, Iomega agrees to a buyout
  191. Adobe Media Player 1.0 goes live with clear, high-def content
  192. Flickr gets video, but for 'pro' members only
  193. AMD quad-core Opteron servers claim performance records
  194. iPhone 2.0 will bring contacts search, meeting invites
  195. Development begins on US emergency text message system
  196. Yahoo's 'strategic alternative' surprise involves AOL, Google
  197. AOL leverages tech publications with new network
  198. Circuit City tries a turnaround in a bad economy
  199. SlingCatcher will be ready when it's ready
  200. NVidia ups the ante in a platform battle with AMD
  201. ISO takes full charge of Open XML, sets up 'harmonization' group
  202. Parallels releases beta 3 of its Mac virtualization software
  203. A leaner Intel sells off more of its assets
  204. White hat hackers infiltrate a power grid in one day
  205. IBM enters the data protection and recovery business
  206. MySpaceTV tries once again to branch out to real TVs
  207. Symantec buys AppStream, but what took so long?
  208. Amazon to ease pain of format war win
  209. Paragraph against ISP throttling hailed as users' rights victory in EU
  210. Is AOL's CEO openly courting Yahoo or Microsoft?
  211. FCC issues $6 million in DTV fines to Wal-Mart, others
  212. 'Bully' banned in Brazil by courts
  213. NVidia, Intel no longer appear to be prospective partners
  214. EchoStar's motion to re-hear TiVo patent case denied
  215. Is Vista dead in the water?
  216. Opera will be available for Android phones
  217. Indonesia lifts its YouTube ban
  218. Carmi Levy: Yahoo's options, now that it appears to have some
  219. IBM creates 'racetrack memory' for faster and cheaper storage
  220. Oracle launches new security strategy and software
  221. Gateway's notebook lineup under Acer starts to gel
  222. Sony pushes forward with BD-J
  223. First look at DRM for Silverlight
  224. Popular BitTorrent site goes legit, looks for buyer
  225. Blockbuster proposes 'exclusive' content, devices in Circuit City bid
  226. Mobile TV with MediaFLO headed for the SUV's backseat
  227. Quake 3 ported to iPod Touch with tilt controls
  228. Google bundles Salesforce.com CRM with its online apps
  229. St. Louis gets its Wi-Fi network, but scaled down
  230. Microsoft's 'trust' chief steers his company back toward Trusted model
  231. Toshiba's 128 GB solid-state disk plays hide and seek
  232. Could a Verizon deal help AOL lure Yahoo?
  233. Novell slashes mainframe Linux pricing
  234. AOL's Platform-A still out front, now pulling away
  235. Corpus Christi to take back control of Muni-Wi-Fi network
  236. Associated Press to focus more on mobile content
  237. Google Apps hacked to run on Amazon Web Services
  238. AOL optimizes mobile search for Apple's iPhone
  239. MySpace launches in Korea, immediately starts playing catch-up
  240. Re-org at Microsoft relocates UC head to its emerging markets unit
  241. Mandriva updates its Linux distribution for spring
  242. Ubisoft to get Gameloft's Indian studio
  243. Mac cloner plans to take on Apple's Mac OS EULA
  244. AOL buys content engine Sphere
  245. RIM faces obstacles in building BlackBerry service in India
  246. Official XP SP3 release date still up in the air
  247. Federal behavioral ad proposal stirs disagreement
  248. Dell debuts reworked Vostro notebook
  249. Intel extends its winning streak, but a bad storm is coming
  250. CTIA backs Sprint, T-Mobile in white space battle