Discussion threads on 2003-10

$50 million injection means we're staying: SCO AU boss
'Big Mac' supercomputer one of world's fastest
@Stake issues Mac OS X advisories
A better model for enterprise software
A new wave of file-swapping lawsuits
Academia gets creative with Web services
Acer: Microsoft Tablet PC fees hard to swallow
Ad groups put spam in the crosshairs
Adobe overhaul brings tools together
Adobe package seen boosting sales
Adobe seeks to heighten 3D on Web
Allchin: From Longhorn to Lonestar
Amazon cruises to quarterly profit
AMD sets date for son of Opteron
Antispam methods aim to merge
AOL defends kingdom with cheaper option
AOL eyes discount Internet service
AOL shuts off a Windows service
AOL signs deal for Viewpoint graphics code
Apple cracks open the iPod, slightly
Apple gives iBooks a step up
Apple launches iTunes for Windows
Apple launches Windows version of iTunes service
Apple to reveal new iPod gear
Apple tweaks iTunes for Windows
Apple whistles a happy 1 million iTunes
Apple's 'Panther' set to prowl
Are search engines confusing surfers?
Army clears path for Athlon 64
Attackers may lurk inside the firewall
Auction service targets deadbeat bidders
Australian ISP run over by traffic
Ballmer: Raising Microsoft's security game
BellSouth offers VoIP for businesses
Big Blue retools database pricing
Borland looks to make Java Web-friendly
Bright future for disk-drive industry?
Brill: Thumbs up on private ID venture
Broadband MSN gets blanket security
Butterfly notebook may spread wings again
Capitol moves toward paperless government
China to consolidate Net cafes
Chinese computers vulnerable to viruses
Chip trio allows glimpse into 'Cell'
Cold War encryption laws stand, but not as firmly
Companies: Linux a go, SCO or no
Content software scramble ahead?
Court hangs up state VoIP rules
Craig Barrett: Inside Intel's future
Cray forecasts Red Storm for masses
Creating a truly 'open' wireless network
Database protection bill advances in Congress
Debunking myths about utility computing
Defense Department drafts RFID policy
Dell lands Boeing services deal
Dell moves into family room with LCD TV
Dell turns on satellite TV
Dell's site gets a makeover
Denmark urged to support open source
Desktop Linux backer gets new CEO
Disk-drive makers spin out strong profits
Drawing the line with Microsoft
DVD players high on shopping lists
E-forms standard finalized
eDonkey pulls ahead in European P2P race
EMC to snap up Documentum for $1.7 billion
Epiphany puts emphasis on telemarketing
EU aims to close Microsoft loopholes
EU probes Microsoft's licenses to hardware makers
FCC mulls digital 'flag' to sink TV pirates
FCC nears vote on TV 'broadcast flag'
Feds admit error in hacking conviction
Feds grant DMCA exceptions
Feds, states question XP's music link
Fiorina works on 'adaptive enterprise' mantra
Firms tap encyption over complex security
Fujitsu hard drive settlement proposed
Fumbling fingers drive VeriSign traffic surge
Gates puts his money on Longhorn
Gates touts new corner Office
Gates trots out Longhorn
Gateway aims for retail shelves
Gateway, IBM whittle customer-response time
Gator sheds skin, renames itself
Gator sued over pop-up ads
Google France fined for trademark violation
Google reportedly exploring IPO
Google searches for winning ad strategy
Grateful for robot contest, entrants give tanks
Group lobbies for domain buyers' privacy
Hack attacks--a public embarrassment?
Hackers: Businesses invite attacks
Hand-size Windows PCs within your grasp
Handhelds up slightly, but hold the applause
Hotmail tries to fry more spam
HP touts 'Adaptive Enterprise,' whatever that is
HP winds down venerated 3000 servers
HP's Adaptive Enterprise: A 'Star Trek' script?
HP, IBM lead in support services
IBM expands SCO countersuit
IBM looks at faster, cheaper data mirroring
IBM looks to secure online data
IBM meets earnings target, talks of new jobs
IBM offers Java video software license
IBM should assume software risks
IBM tool catches Java errors
IBM upgrades low-end Unix server
IBM's Power5 chip aims to save juice
IBM, Adobe to draw up digital documents
ID management--simple, cheap security
In Greece, use a GameBoy, go to jail
Intel motherboard locked in secrecy
Intel sees China PC market overtaking U.S.
Intel's quarter tops expectations
Intel, AMD to trim prices for holidays
Intel, iAnywhere team up for Wi-Fi
Internet purity at the expense of progress?
Iona bets on Web services integration
IT doesn't really matter--or does it?
IT power is not a utility
IT's biggest worry--employee blunders
It's Linux for IBM supercomputer project
Jabber releases IM software for Windows
Judge gives details on landmark VoIP ruling
Juniper aims to reinvent Internet
Kyocera resumes shipment of 'exploding' phone
L.A. man: Labels have the wrong guy
Labels shut down Aussie file-swapping site
Labs set new Net speed record
LCD panel crunch seen as demand rises
Legal Napster up and running
Let private sector run the Net
Lexar joins the MP3 party with new player
Lexmark beats third-quarter estimates
Linux companies settle copyright suit
Linux-based Motorola phone to use Intel chip
Longhorn Server on tap
Longhorn: Hurry up and wait
Look homeward, PC maker
Losses continue for Gateway
Lucent back in the black
Mac drive makers help stamp out FireWire flaw
Mac OS X refund suit gets preliminary nod
Macromedia software ready for Linux
McDonald's orders shakeout for hot-spot providers
Memorex nods to the mods
Microsoft adds new flavors of server OS
Microsoft begins option trade-in program
Microsoft clears its own XP SP2 confusion
Microsoft delays CRM release
Microsoft details Longhorn storage
Microsoft enlists Operations Manager partners
Microsoft expands 'shared source' effort
Microsoft fans: Which way L.A.?
Microsoft gets deeper into gizmos
Microsoft is all business with IM
Microsoft makes U.S., EU antitrust filing
Microsoft moving Windows into BIOS
Microsoft Office faces British invasion
Microsoft patches Hotmail after security warning
Microsoft pushes up XP security upgrade
Microsoft releases monthly security fixes
Microsoft settles some state lawsuits
Microsoft steers developers to Longhorn
Microsoft sued over music downloads
Microsoft to champion open source?
Microsoft to shoot Messenger in next update
Microsoft unpacks details of Longhorn storage
More solar flares warm satellite concerns
Motorola tunes into flat-screen TVs
MS absent but looms over Linux confab
Muglia: Microsoft's best defense
Nanotubes: The stuff of dreams
Napster sidesteps credit cards
Net telephony grows on Time Warner
New data says there's lots of new data
New HP AlphaServer the omega of the line
New Office relies on buddy system
New worm poses DoS attack threat
Next Linux kernel closer to reality
Next StarOffice goes on sale
No pirates north of the border
No rush to move into new Office
Non-English search tool makes gains
Ohio accuses AOL of improper billing
Oracle builds in single sign-on
Oracle opens Beijing R&D center
Oracle seeks Europe's approval of buyout
P2P battle brews in D.C.
Panther glitch erases some hard drives
Patent fight shadows Microsoft lawsuit
Patent overhaul gets a boost
PC sales bolster Microsoft profits
PC shipments surge in third quarter
Poll supports 'do not spam' registry
Preholiday price cuts from Intel, AMD
Print yourself a roll of semiconductors?
Product activation glitch hits Symantec
Radio tags to the rescue?
Real, Motorola mobilize media with Linux
Red Hat overhauls flagship Linux
Red Hat waits for new Linux kernel to pop
Report slams Web personalization
Report: Microsoft seeks a Google match
Researchers debate Windows flaw threat
Researchers take debugging to the masses
RIAA files 80 new file-swapping suits
RIAA to Charter: Give up file-swapper names
Riding the open standards wave to lower costs
Rising chip sales narrow AMD loss
Royal Bank of Canada invests in SCO
S&P puts Sun on credit watch
Sales boost Apple earnings
Scientists plumb water power for mobiles
SCO attacks open-source foundation
SCO backs off Linux invoice plan
SCO gets $50 million investment
Security woes hit Microsoft balance sheet
See you later, anti-Gators?
Senate approves antispam bill
Senate to ponder permanent Net access tax ban
Server shipments surged last quarter
SGI aims high with Altix machine
Siebel, rivals trade potshots over UpShot
Solar flare may zing satellites, wireless networks
Son of MSBlast on the way?
Sony makes job cuts official
Sony sued over PS2 chip
Sony, Intel harmonize for mobile music
Spotty display riles some PowerBook buyers
Standards take steam out of streaming media
States unsure if Microsoft pact working
Study finds gaps in digital divide theory
Study: Graying America needs outsourcing
Study: Spam hurting e-mail use
Sun expands utility pricing technique
Sun posts deeper loss for quarter
Sun, Fujitsu eye tighter alliance
Sun: 'Microprocessors are dead'
SuSE Linux upgrades Exchange competitor
SuSE signs up key software partner
SuSE wins partial BMC support
T-Mobile heeds FCC portability call
T-Mobile USA sidelines some Sidekicks
Tech conspiracies--fact or fiction?
Tech offers Microsoft a helping hand
Tech panel sees IT jobs returning to U.S.
Teen rides Trojan Horse defense
The case of the Trojan Wookiee
The ghost that haunts Wi-Fi
The march of the mini music drives
The seven deadly sins of integration
Time Warner Cable tangles with DSL, dial-up
Time Warner sees growth despite AOL
Toner firm gets key support in DMCA spat
Toshiba adds VoIP to handheld
U.K. copyright law goes into effect
U.K. plans to extradite spammers
U.K. retailer tests radio ID tags
UK IT needs more women
Ultrawideband faces familiar struggles
Ultrawideband may end up royalty-free
Upstart storage companies aim for niches
VeriSign sells off domain registrar
VeriSign to revive redirect service
Verizon broadband users to get Net security
Web patent critics spotlight old technology
Web whispers about Microsoft voice plan
Where Ballmer falls short on security
Will iTunes make Apple shine?
Will MS Longhorn outflank Java rivals?
Windows iTunes sparks mixed reactions
Wireless rules hit customers' wallets
Worm windfall bolsters Symantec
X10 files for Chapter 11