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  1. Cable provider looks to create Bill of Rights for P2P users
  2. Vista SP1 now available in more languages
  3. New Asus Eee 900 officially launched in Hong Kong
  4. Corel's Office competitor gets BI, more PDF
  5. Take-Two investors not pushing for EA takeover
  6. New 'census' probes how many businesses use open source
  7. New Facebook widget accesses traffic cams near its users
  8. ISO defends the positive outcome of the OXML vote
  9. BitTorrent site sues for IFPI compensation over block
  10. FCC's Martin resurrects 'a la carte' proposal, content providers respond
  11. Google Earth adds even more detail, sunlight effects
  12. Microsoft adds one more news aggregator to the mix
  13. Latest Firefox update causes crashes, possible hole
  14. Universal details its Blu-ray plans for the summer
  15. AT&T stores will debut the first Microsoft Surface displays
  16. MySQL contributors remain confused over Sun's Enterprise plans
  17. Major label artists become paid bloggers?
  18. Yahoo indicates it's pleased with its Google test
  19. Latest CTP of OXML SDK reflects its ownership shift
  20. IBM denies internal plans of 'mass migration to Macs'
  21. Carmi Levy: Could Google take Microsoft's place, in every respect?
  22. IBM software revenues rise 14%, led by Cognos BI tools
  23. Questions abound over Mac cloner Psystar's legitimacy
  24. Dell spearheads the EPA's computer recycling drive
  25. Microsoft acquires travel site Farecast
  26. AMD treads water in Q1, promises a path to profitability
  27. Google floats its own economy, with a 42% sales gain
  28. EA extends the expiration for its Take-Two buyout offer
  29. Red Hat delays its global desktop Linux indefinitely
  30. Privilege escalation vulnerability affects Windows Vista SP1, XP
  31. Revamped Motorola phone unit will realign its product teams
  32. Real-time Linux for US Navy weapons systems gets an upgrade
  33. Involvement with Facebook's Beacon lands Blockbuster in court
  34. House passes bill to eliminate cell phone tracking for tax deductions
  35. US video game market skyrockets 57%, Xbox 360 ahead
  36. Windows XP SP3 released to manufacturing, downloadable 4/29
  37. Microsoft and Novell to 'convert' China to Windows and SuSE Linux
  38. Five movie studios in historic VOD, cable joint venture
  39. Skype introduces 'unlimited' world calling plan
  40. WD premieres ultra-fast VelociRaptor 10,000 rpm HDD
  41. Microsoft denies its pledge not to sue security researchers is new
  42. Cable HD not so high-def, say subscribers
  43. New release of Linux kernel presents major changes
  44. Another shakeup at Corel may leave CEO post vacant again
  45. AT&T looks to Cisco for edge in business videoconferencing
  46. Intel's $500M Taiwan investment is for WiMAX 'entity'
  47. House Republicans try once more to break the H-1B logjam
  48. NJ court rules ISP info confidential without subpoena
  49. PlayStation Home delayed once again
  50. Google's OpenSocial API could convert iGoogle into a social media platform
  51. A dynasty ends as Samsung's embattled CEO steps down
  52. Psystar reports it's shipping Mac clones, begins building its office
  53. Seagate ships its billionth hard drive, promises second in 5 years
  54. Sony BMG joins Nokia's 'Comes with Music' subscription service
  55. Photobucket opens its API to developers
  56. Office 2007 no longer measures up to OXML standard, says consultant
  57. Apple files patent for instant messaging on the iPhone
  58. NBC, not Fox, will provide political news for MySpace
  59. Bringing down the cloud: HP's Upline down for a third of its life
  60. Evidence the worst may be over for AMD's market share drop
  61. What recession? Yahoo shows signs of a complete resurgence
  62. Ray Ozzie's memo: 'My Computer' is being replaced by your 'mesh'
  63. Microsoft's Live Mesh broken down into bullet points
  64. Microsoft's 'Live Mesh' aims to become the universal window to the Web
  65. Apple buys embedded chipmaker for $278 million in cash
  66. Appeals court rules that 'Vista Capable' lawsuit can be class action
  67. Linden Labs search for CEO ends with Organic exec
  68. Microsoft seems prepared to walk away from Yahoo deal
  69. Microsoft takes on Google with CRM Online
  70. Outlook Express to finally end access to Hotmail
  71. Cross-site scripting vulnerability may affect Earthlink, other ISPs
  72. Microsoft to end support for MSN Music DRM
  73. Alltel Wireless gets the BlackBerry Curve 8330 smartphone
  74. Analyst: Mobile DTV standards problem may never be solved
  75. Netflix offers tempting details about future hardware
  76. Vista SP1 goes live on Automatic Updates, but gradually
  77. Apple tops streets estimates in record quarter
  78. Rambus victory upends an FTC unfair monopoly practices finding
  79. GroupTweet to blame for Twitter security 'compromise'
  80. Iomega surges ahead with a half-terabyte home theater drive
  81. Stellar growth for online CRM spurs a Microsoft / Salesforce duel
  82. As flat screen prices plummet, Pioneer strikes a deal
  83. MySpace cuts the ribbon on its third-party App Gallery
  84. Microsoft says it's time to kill Smart Watches
  85. Google boosts its mobile outreach with smaller image ads
  86. Motorola phones suffer watershed sales decline in Q1
  87. XP's death sentence may be commuted
  88. HDTV now in one quarter of US households, but what's on?
  89. Yahoo says it's cooperating with DOJ in Google antitrust concern
  90. China surpasses US as largest online nation
  91. Microsoft CFO to Yahoo: This weekend is deadline for buyout bid
  92. Pint-sized but versatile Linux server hits North America
  93. Court: Border search of laptops without cause permissible by law
  94. Toshiba president: 25% of notebooks will have SSDs by 2011
  95. New Ubuntu Linux runs in Windows from an emulated image
  96. LG's Secret 'iPhone killer' turns up in Britain
  97. The cost of losing the format war: Toshiba falls on its sword
  98. Apple's PA Semi buy may leave some out in the cold
  99. Nintendo pushes back on Wii, DS price cuts
  100. Analytics firm: Firefox EU share is at its peak, US share down
  101. Qwest DSL gets a speed increase in ten US States
  102. Spectrum seeks to sell its WiMAX holdings for billions
  103. Sun salvages what's left of a multicore CPU developer
  104. Dell promises to protect business customers' right not to use Vista
  105. The end is nigh for Sprint's Pivot
  106. Yahoo's open platform now has a name and a mascot
  107. AT&T to begin femtocell tests for improving cellular reception
  108. Microsoft plans search software for Linux and Unix
  109. Skype testing software for mobile phones
  110. Analysts: 3G iPhone to debut June 9
  111. Milpitas, California joins the great muni-Wi-Fi reclamation
  112. Analysts differ: Is the mobile phone market up or down?
  113. Analysts: Are IT organizations slowing down spending?
  114. Microsoft denies a link between IIS and SQL injection attacks
  115. Apple refreshes its iMac line
  116. At least one Psystar Mac clone ships
  117. Amazon promises to resume its Kindle shipments
  118. CBC tinkers with the notion of a social platform
  119. FCC: D Block bidders driven away by prospects of high lease fees, penalties
  120. Gigabyte's low-cost Atom-powered portable gets a name
  121. Why are Vista sales tapering off?
  122. Were PND devices just a flash in the pan?
  123. Verizon makes gains in FiOS and wireless customers
  124. Adobe pulls the plug on GoLive
  125. Record labels take aim at a clever playlist 'sharing' operation
  126. Blockbuster expands gaming section in stores
  127. Rogers confirms it will offer iPhone in Canada (again)
  128. Centercode seeks mobile phone beta testers for study
  129. Oracle's $7.85 B buyout of BEA clears last regulatory hurdle
  130. Microsoft presses on with Xbox 360 in Asia
  131. Windows XP SP3 download from Microsoft Update due today
  132. Karaoke to become a keynote beta feature of MySpace
  133. World-class stealing: Grand Theft Auto IV makes its global premiere
  134. Comcast business customers get free speed boost
  135. Jajah to handle voice calling in Yahoo Messenger
  136. The Frog lives: Warner resurrects The WB online in beta form
  137. Future Cray supercomputers will have Intel Xeon processors
  138. IBM quietly takes a stake in Spansion's racetrack memory
  139. British group releases 3G phone unlocking mod
  140. When will the Blu-ray market 'kick into gear?'
  141. Telecom firm turns to open source model for its VoIP platform
  142. Judge reverses himself, finds placing MP3s in a public folder isn't 'sharing'
  143. Roxio gains foothold in online photo sharing with Simple Star
  144. Time Warner to shed cable business, struggles continue
  145. Intel denies new iMac has new 'Montevina' platform
  146. Messenger for Mac 7.0 adds videoconferencing for biz users
  147. Sims Online closing after more than five years
  148. Social music site receives funding from record labels
  149. Tech giants coalesce for a powerline home networking standard
  150. Latest Skype 3.8 promises better audio, MySpace integration
  151. Google Analytics will finally integrate blog tracking
  152. Intel shuffles its ad agencies after controversial mag spread
  153. Tax evasion count gives new weight to spamming conviction
  154. Microsoft denies handing law enforcement 'backdoor' keys
  155. Why rumors of an AT&T 3G iPhone 'discount' don't add up
  156. Microsoft and Novell unveil cross-platform monitoring tools
  157. Adobe looks to push Flash through Open Screen Project
  158. AT&T's MediaFLO mobile DTV service launches May 4
  159. Apple to take on Blockbuster with same-day movie releases? Not so fast.
  160. Xobni gets cold feet over Microsoft acquisition
  161. Cross-platform Ruby on Rails gets SaaS management tool set
  162. AOL, Real, Yahoo must pay millions in outstanding music royalties
  163. Microsoft may or may not have raised its bid for Yahoo
  164. Evidence T-Mobile is inching closer to a 3G rollout
  165. Microsoft snags key Photoshop developer from Adobe
  166. Analysts: Ad-supported mobile games are on the way
  167. Expression Studio 2 released to retail
  168. Creative settles over MP3 player capacities
  169. eBay unfairly invested in Craigslist's competition, its defense alleges
  170. Netgear moves toward consumer gigabit switches
  171. Digg makes official its adoption of a 'semantic Web' standard
  172. Microsoft claims 360 GTA Sales edge of 2-to-1
  173. Top Democrats ask for restrictions on XM + Sirius
  174. iSuppli: 1Q 2008 DRAM revenues fall 39 percent
  175. Prime real estate on MySpace apps gallery comes with a price
  176. Yahoo Buzz social news service receives update
  177. Surprising loss for Sun shows the heavy costs of MySQL
  178. Twitter co-founder refutes rumors of ditching Ruby on Rails
  179. Dell tries again with its XPS 730 high-end desktop gaming system
  180. Xbox 360 to get wireless sport-themed controllers
  181. Steve Ballmer's letter to Yahoo CEO Jerry Yang
  182. Microsoft drops $50 billion bid to acquire Yahoo
  183. WSJ: Deutsche Telekom mulls Sprint Nextel buyout
  184. Yahoo minus Microsoft: Ballmer slams the door on his way out
  185. E3 in turmoil as game publishers skip event
  186. Microsoft slowly seals its lips about its police toolkit
  187. NBC launches 'social education' site iCue
  188. Amazon at odds with N.Y. over Internet sales tax law
  189. Boingo next to offer free Wi-Fi service to iPhones, iPods
  190. Roundtable on Yahoo minus Microsoft: Who wins for losing?
  191. Another would-be Microsoft partner, Xobni, moves ahead on its own
  192. Sun's OpenSolaris on Amazon's 'cloud' begins in beta
  193. Another muni Wi-Fi rollout on the rocks
  194. Corel taps Symantec exec as interim CEO
  195. T-Mobile 3G nationwide upgrade to begin now
  196. Hyundai and Kia cars to add Microsoft voice technology
  197. IBM launches its own data center alliance
  198. Microsoft extends the lifespan of Outlook Express, Hotmail anyway
  199. Google accuses Verizon of weaseling out of its 700 MHz requirements
  200. Big Blue gets greener with new energy conservation initiatives
  201. Google brain drain to Facebook continues
  202. Search engine beta uses images as its search criteria
  203. Sprint makes moves toward more Java for its smartphones
  204. With the Yahoo deal nixed, the lawsuits pick up steam
  205. Two carriers to sell iPhone in Italy, new markets announced
  206. HTC unveils new 3G Touch 'Diamond'
  207. XP SP3 distribution proceeds after auto download filter put in place
  208. Motorola shareholders fume over falling phone sales
  209. Download links on Yahoo may include malicious content warnings
  210. Qwest to resell Verizon Wireless services
  211. Sunrise begins for .ME domain names
  212. Nokia updates Sun's Java gaming SDK for its cell phones
  213. Blinkx upgrades the tech on its video search platform
  214. Zune Spring update is pushed to player owners
  215. Next Windows PowerShell will have GUI, remote management support
  216. Parsing Bill Gates: Is he saying Microsoft wants to be left alone?
  217. GTA IV earns half a billion for Take-Two in one week
  218. Sprint/Clearwire WiMAX launches with $3.5 B in funding
  219. MySQL tries twice to clarify its commercial software stance
  220. Sprint's new pact with Google stresses openness
  221. Hitachi GST plans for the works: 320 GB at 7,200 RPM
  222. Sony says PS3 outselling Xbox 360 in Europe
  223. Iomega gets ready for war with its rugged, quarter-terabyte Camo
  224. Red Hat releases software for Windows, Linux management
  225. Dell plans a new set of artistically customized laptops
  226. Opera browser now has its own alternative to Firefox' Firebug
  227. Qtrax nabs Universal for its legit P2P music service
  228. Report: Comcast considers usage caps and overage fees
  229. New Word add-in helps convert documents into 'talking books'
  230. Fake music, video files spread malware on P2P, says McAfee
  231. TorrentSpy ordered to pay $111 million
  232. Photoshop Express update halted before release
  233. NBC appears to be courting Apple once again
  234. Online pizza ordering becomes a billion-dollar industry
  235. No surprises from Samsung and Verizon with their Glyde phone
  236. Internet Archive emerges victorious in national security row with the FBI
  237. Microsoft refutes a Times article on Zune's 'copyright cop'
  238. OpenOffice 3.0 beta natively supports Mac OS X
  239. iPhone inventory in Europe appears to be dwindling
  240. Vietnamese Firefox 2 users were given malicious content
  241. MySpace gets the most users, but ad sales lag
  242. Hollywood helps Pioneer launch 2008 Kuro HDTVs
  243. Id Software announces the coming of Doom 4
  244. NVidia considers an across-the-board overhaul of its marketing strategy
  245. Much ado over yet another change to Facebook's profile page
  246. State Dept. loses, then recovers, anti-terrorism computers worth $30 M
  247. Latest XNA Game Studio CTP adds support for Zune games
  248. Nokia: Mobile phone leader or 'Internet company?'
  249. Now part of CBS, Last.fm will get exclusive video
  250. Microsoft: Don't expect a Yahoo deal, at least for now