Discussion threads on 2005-06

"Uma-Oprah?" No, "UMA-VoWLAN"
'BadApple' podcasts first in iTunes
'DVD Jon' edits Google video
'SOA is not ERP'
'Trusted displays' suggested as online security boost
15% of blog readers ever leave a comment
172,000 PCs joined zombie networks daily in May 2005
26.2% of traffic to news sites originates from other news sites
27ò0of e-mails sent to customer support are ignored
47% of companies with WLANs are thinking of integrating Wi-Fi and cellular
53�0of North American companies use Linux
63ò0of consumers would pay for biometrics if it provided additional security
64% online users check their bank balances primarily online
64% would advertise in blogs, 57% would place RSS ads
74ò0of outsourcing companies are happy with the deal
9.9 mln Americans victims of identity theft in 2004
A battle for the soul of the Internet
A century later, Einstein's first ideas still hold power
A CYA exercise? Vonage blasts E911 signup alert to subscribers
A fix for a broken patent system?
A followup on server consolidation
A history lesson from Bill Joy
A large screen is in your future
Accenture donates to African medical foundation
ACLU to challenge Utah porn-blocking law
Actors reach deal with video game makers
Adobe flaw puts PCs at risk
Adobe profit up, but outlook disappoints
Adware maker tries image makeover
Adware on Bittorrent
After installing CallVantage, his broadband speed dropped
AIM e-mail debuts
Alert goes out on Sun patch
Alleged hacker faces extradition to U.S.
Already complex enough, wireless security schemes get more complex
AMD files antitrust suit against Intel
AMD focuses on 'x86 everywhere'
AMD takes antitrust case to the masses
AMD takes Intel fight to Japan
AMD's case: market forces or manipulation?
AMD's new FX chip is faster, pricier
An Interview with Michael Jackson (no, not him)
An open letter to the incoming cyberczar
Analyst: Apple to lie down with Intel
Analyst: Managed VoIP may be the way to go
Another theory about Apple/Intel
Anti-virus firm: Beware of those PIF files
Antispam proposals advance
AOL Latin America files for Chapter 11
AOL scurries to fill AIM hole
Apache Geronimo passes Java test
Apple and Intel tryst
Apple and KHTML, together again
Apple developers cautiously upbeat on Intel
Apple dumps IBM for Intel. Why and what's next?
Apple falls short of great expectations
Apple launches iPod recycling program
Apple moves to Manhattan
Apple opens up open-source effort
Apple plugs QuickTime security hole
Apple puts out more patches
Apple sold to Intel to defeat Microsoft?
Apple sued over iTunes interface
Apple to ditch IBM, switch to Intel chips
Apple to offer $50 credit in iPod suit
Apple unveils podcast-friendly iTunes
Apple's switch: It's Intel inside
Apple-Intel deal roundup
Apple/Intel: The morning after
Apple: Just one straw remains on the camel's back
Are content and open source incompatible?
Are you ready for Inescapable Data?
Arthur on why IT matters
As competition looms, so do eBay challenges
Asian Trojans attacking U.K., agency warns
Atari CEO steps down
Attackers target Veritas security hole
Australia to outlaw suicide Web sites
Bagle shanghais PCs for zombie army
Bagle variants punch, punch and punch again
Ballmer gives IT pros a bear hug
Ballmer: 'We'll catch Google'
Ballmer: IT does matter
Behold the customizable keyboard
BellSouth preps for wireless 'naked DSL'
BellSouth to launch wireless broadband
BellSouth's IPTV strategy may pay off
Bin Laden Trojan quickly constrained
Blog oriented architecture is one-sided
Bloggers plead for freedom from election laws
Bloggers spread the video4skype love-but what do you think?
Boeing unit sees cell phone service in '06
Bounties for docs?
British Airways likely to invest in RFID
Broadband numbers in Q1 2005: world - 164 mln, USA - 36.5 mln, China - 28.3 mln
Broadcast flag debate shifts to Capitol Hill
Browser-based attacks increase as viruses decrease
BSD Certification
Building the home network of your dreams
Burton Group to prove multi-protocol federated identity can work
Business consulting at the crossroads
Business world requires a two-sided brain
Buying StorageTek: Sun's last big gamble?
Bye-bye single-chip Power Mac
Cable wins Supreme Court battle
Calif. lawmakers look to ban Internet hunting
Calif. plan to ban radio tags in IDs clears hurdle
California ID breach bill gets thumbs-up
California wins tax spat with Borders.com
Can AMD break the Intel code of silence?
Can Japan rule the consumer electronics realm?
Can open source close the digital divide?
Can tech detect college cheaters?
Can the Internet be governed?
Can your IT shop compete?
Canadian credit agency reports data breach
Casual, simple-to-play games to generate $250 mln in sales
Cell phones during flight--no thanks
Cell phones to take flight
Change proposed in EU Microsoft case
Cheers, jeers for Intel inside Apple
Chess grandmaster to battle supercomputer
Chipmaking to explode over next three years in China
ChoicePoint overhaul completed, company says
ChoicePoint overhaul falls behind
Cingular considering iTunes phone
Cisco and Microsoft's tricky partnership
Cisco muscles into software
Cisco's Chambers outlines aggressive plans
Citigroup data on 3.9 million goes missing
Citrix buys NetScaler for $300 million
Clock's ticking on phone virus outbreak, experts say
Clone, clone, clone your disks
Coalition of the unwilling
Coder group: H-1Bs behind women's decline in IT
Commwarrior cell phone virus marches on
Companies ramping up e-mail monitoring
Congress applauds file-sharing ruling
Consumers, retailers grapple with data theft
Corel taps new CEO
Could Apple loss be IBM's gain?
Could Dvorak be right, and the Mac move hurt Linux?
Could HP's AMD laptop sway Dell?
Could RSI risks of laptop usage beget legal risks?
Counting Dollars and Xen
Counting installs
Court gives adware maker WhenU green light
Critical Windows patch coming from Microsoft
Crosstown Traffic
Cultivating corporate schizophrenia
Cybercrime costs UK $4.7 bln a year
Cyberspace races to offer Jackson verdict
Daniel Robbins' long journey to Redmond
Data leaks denting Web shoppers' confidence
Dear Mr. President: Vote for computational science
Debian drops ball on security updates
Defending creators of digital media
Dell CEO nets more cash
Dell CEO thinks different about Apple
Dell does new eco-friendly desktops
Dell launches sub-$100 laser printer
Dell subsidies suit asks for injunction, payback
Dell to launch 'Lexus lineup' of PCs
Dell's N.C. plant the target of a lawsuit
Dell: Put that MacOS in my pipe and let me smoke it
Desktop appliance: Back to the future?
Despite big wins, AMD still not getting much respect on corporate desktops
Details emerge on credit card breach
Developers get taste of Intel-based Macs
Didn't they teach the feds how not to have a $170M IT failure?
Digital Entertainment Network pulls plug
DirectRevenue attempts reform
Divided Hollywood actors reject video game deal
DivX releases new, high-quality video format
Do I need a cop? Aye, that is the question
Does Microsoft know what IT shops really need?
Does Oracle have a demographics problem?
Does Your CEO Trust You?
Drugstore begins selling disposable camcorder
Duke's free iPod program has mixed results
E-mail key to AMD's antitrust fight
E-mail warns of tsunami possibility in California
eBay ends Live 8 ticket sale after Geldof jibe
eBay gets an earful from sellers
eBay launches developer Web site
eBay to buy Shopping.com for $620 million
EDS embraces newest Siebel applications
Einstein's credibility
EMC growth outpaces storage market
Ericsson touts cell network for planes
EU executive wants phone logs for up to a year
EU keeps tinkering with software patents
EU praises Microsoft plan
EU privacy laws
EU Redo: Microsoft antitrust case back to square 2?
Evidence that competition breeds innovation
Ex-Qwest CFO to plead guilty
Executives grapple with Grokster ruling
Experts say Microsoft's XML play won't backfire
False WLAN performance claims: There oughta be a law! (or a lawsuit)
Family offers to take Cablevision private
FAQ: FCC sets rules for VoIP 911
FAQ: The Supreme Court's ruling against P2P
FAQ: What is Brand X really about?
Faulty update crashes ZoneAlarm firewall
FCC to VoIP carriers: zero tolerance for vague E911 language
FCC, Brand X near Supreme decision
Feature heap won't undo LAMP's toll on Microsoft
FEC's Bradley Smith calls it quits
Feds push for full renewal of Patriot Act
Feds slacking in shift to next-generation IPv6
Feds vulnerable to lots of Net threats
Fiber optics may speed PCs
Fingers do the talking at class roll call
Firefox growing in Europe too
Firm bets the time's finally right to chuck desktops
First solar sail prepares for space launch
First Sun-powered laptop debuts
First ThinkPad tablet set for debut
Fishy e-mail wreaks of phishing, or something worse
Fixes in for critical IE, Windows flaws
Forging an anti-terrorism search tool
Former judge defends his bid to break up Microsoft
Forum host grapples with cyberattack
Four predictions: how the VoIP phone price-war will play out
From "unbreakable" to "never breaks", Oracle's new message
From Ingres to EnterpriseDB
Gangway
Gartner issues false alarm on Microsoft WPA2 warning
Gartner: this VoIP security threat is overhyped
Gates considers Xbox clones
Gateway touts 64-bit PCs
Geldof condemns sale of Live 8 tickets on eBay
Gentoo head to "educate" Microsoft on open source
Get ready for the 9-to-5 notebook
Golden State shines with new IT jobs
Google abets open-source internships
Google automates personalized search
Google CEO confirms online payment system
Google gets an open source nip from DVD Jon
Google mapping enters the third dimension
Google tests tool to aid Web indexing
Google Video search ready for playback
Google vs. Yahoo: Clash of cultures
Google's share price climbs past $300
Google, Yahoo offer peek at mapping code
Gosling: A closer look at Java
GPS for your own good
Grokster and open source
Grokster case: Winners and losers
Group pools data to trap phishers
Group revives effort to define spyware
Hackers create Jackson rumor
Hackers probe Outlook Express flaw
Handhelds to play satellite radio, digital books
High court declines media ownership appeals
High-stakes start-ups
Home storage to bolster hard-drive growth
Homeland security--asleep at the wheel?
Hopes for legal music podcasts rise
How far will Gluecode go up the food chain?
How to pick a BlackBerry
HP adds iPod Minis to lineup
HP moves out of pre-Itanium era
HP says it can reduce impact of chip defects
HP sees speedy advance in MFP printers
HP ships oddly positioned AMD64 notebook in the name of "choice"
HP's new AMD notebook shouldn't rattle Dell
HP, Acer take different paths with AMD's Turion
HP, InkCycle settle inkjet refilling suit
Huh? Mactel, for real?
IBM and Sun coming to terms on Java and Solaris 10
IBM debuts new top-end Intel server
IBM enlists services unit in self-healing push
IBM releases Opteron blade servers
IBM sees innovations in Notes
IBM sells Blue Gene for brain research
IBM signs $1.6 billion contract with NiSource
IBM's blades: Opteron is in da house
IE pop-up spoof won't get patch
IE7 being developed to resist spyware
If only the camera could do 3G. No, not that way.
Images: Lenovo's convertible ThinkPad tablet
Images: Take your MP3 player for a workout
Images: Take your MP3 player for a workout
Images: The custom-made keyboard
Images: The custom-made keyboard
In Q1 2005 48% of business PCs ran Windows 2000, 38% ran Windows XP, 10% ran Windows NT
India faces U.S.-style labor pains
India faces worker shortage
India's renaissance relies on $100 PC
India's TCS on a hiring spree
India's tech empire continues to roll
Indian software outsourcing to total $17.3 bln in 2005
Indian software, service exports on upswing
Integrated Device to acquire International Circuit
Intel CEO fires back at AMD suit
Intel deal may mean end to OS 9 support
Intel expands its Wi-Fi chip technology
Intel invests in Japanese content distributor
Intel may invest in India testing plant
Intel spills beans on Yonah, the next notebook chip
Intel's 'Manitoba' chip for cell phones finds a buyer
Intel's Celeron takes the 64-bit route
Intel, Apple coupling could woo Hollywood
Intel, Red Hat, SAP invest in Black Duck
Invisible link spam out to fool Google
IP PBX vendor: small VoIP providers may "evaporate"
iPods and Fat Clients (Windows) are "historical oddities"...
Is Airgo the uncrowned king of 802.11n MIMO?
Is eBay really friendly to open source?
Is Intel a safe bet for Apple security?
Is open source a scam against itself?
Is Skype inducing infringement? Five things they should do to prove they're not
Is the risque picture search a risky business?
IT job market may be looking up
IT salaries flat overall, survey finds
It's official: Apple will switch to Intel
It's official: Mac moving to x86
ITIL getting vendors on the same page
Jack Kilby, inventor of the integrated circuit, dies
Jail time a penalty in ID theft bill
Japan 3G facts: 30 mln subscribers, 7 mln digital wallets, 5 mln digital songs sold
Java flaws open door to hackers
Java to appear in next-gen DVD players
JavaOne faces open-source swarm
JBoss servers comply with standards
Justices to rule on fate of file-swapping
JVC aims hard drive video cameras at U.S.
Korea brings homegrown open source to schools
L.A. Times shuts reader-editorial Web site
Labels: One-third of CDs sold are pirated
Lawsuit seeks disclosure in credit card heist
Legislative solutions to security problems
Lenovo mulls separate PC brand for India
Lenovo profit drops
Level 3 introduces nomadic E-911 solution
Liberty Alliance takes on ID theft
Licensing is Strategy
Linus on Licensing
LogMeIn Scout detects remote access software
Longhorn photo support comes into focus
Mac disciples reluctant to embrace Intel
Mac Office 12 and .xml
Mactel developer decisions
Make a VoIP call from within PowerPoint? Yes, it will happen
Mandriva acquires Lycoris Linux assets
Marcus Sachs on securing the homeland
MasterCard breach hits 40 million accounts
Maxtor drive holds 1.8 million images
Maybe now, Intel's Centrino will offer a technical advantage
McAfee acquires Wireless Security
McNealy touts 'excitement' of backup tape
McNealy: Sun is set to 'participate'
Microsoft 'hypervisor' plan takes shape
Microsoft adding XML files to Office 12
Microsoft agrees to antitrust tweaks of XP
Microsoft and Adobe to square off?
Microsoft beefs up protections for PC makers
Microsoft blocking words on China's Web?
Microsoft completes Sybari buy
Microsoft confirms RSS plans
Microsoft delivers new patching tools
Microsoft delivers patching tools, plans 'hypervisor'
Microsoft details EU concessions
Microsoft expands low-cost Windows to Mexico
Microsoft gets hip to AJAX
Microsoft grapples with attack on MSN Korea site
Microsoft judge disses court's 'ayatollahs'
Microsoft juggernauts and antitrust
Microsoft lets IT managers wipe your phone
Microsoft looks to extinguish LAMP
Microsoft meets the hackers
Microsoft names international chief
Microsoft offers tabbed browsing--in IE 6
Microsoft offers test version of graphics tool
Microsoft opens desktop search
Microsoft ordered to pay $8.9M in patent case
Microsoft planning music subscription service
Microsoft pushes spam-filtering technology
Microsoft said to be mulling purchase of Claria
Microsoft says new database coming this fall
Microsoft seeks testers for antivirus service
Microsoft seeks Xbox touch for music
Microsoft slaps firms with piracy lawsuits
Microsoft software to incorporate AT&T IP services
Microsoft submits antitrust proposal
Microsoft sues German firm over spam
Microsoft targets Apache Web server
Microsoft to bolster RSS support
Microsoft to debut Web-based Communicator
Microsoft to dump Longhorn, license MacOS X
Microsoft to forge relationship with Open Source Initiative?
Microsoft to sock RIM with mobile e-mail
Microsoft TV dealt blow down under
Microsoft updates slimmed-down Windows
Microsoft XML technologies and patents drawing fire from multiple quarters
Microsoft's Money 2006 available for preorder
Microsoft's road map for Longhorn tools
Microsoft, Japanese universities bolster ties
Microsoft: There's more to presence than whether someone is online or not
Middleware is a tough business
Might JavaOne have been NetBeans' last stand?
Mobile browsing patterns: 57ò0look for weather, 44ò0for sports scores, 44ò0for national news
More HP notebooks sport AMD chips
More on software patents
Motorola iTunes phone faces uphill battle against MS media juggernaut
MPAA files new round of swap suits
Mr. Rogers: (Toronto) neighborhoods to get VoIP
MS beats Sun on TPC? Go Figure
MS to EU: Trust us, we've never seen a loophole we liked
MSN flaw put Hotmail accounts at risk
MSN Korea hack targeted online gamers
MSN to offer local-search service
MSNBC.com delivers 30 mln video streams monthly
Musicians, songwriters: Ruling rocks
Mytob worm picks up phishing trick
NetApp to buy security company
Netscape co-founder eyes video blogs
Netscape sends out another patch
Never say never in predicting the open source future
New eBay tools help independent sellers build sites
New education tools from Microsoft
New iTunes hints at coming cell phone support
New plans for P2P commerce, despite court wait
New Skype 1.3 for Windows is plagued by "known issues"
New supercomputers overhaul top ranks
New tech brings basketball to the blind
New worm hits AIM network
New wrinkle in DVD swapping
Newly adopted standard means bandwidth boost for IPTV offerings
News Focus: Sun serves Java
News from the Cel
No dirty laundry at this software company
No good for advertisers, either
No honor among thieves?
Nokia enters the BSD camp
Nokia series 60 performs worst in usability testing
Nokia unveils high-end camera phones
Nokia, Intel push for WiMax this year
Notebook - the thorn in the thin client's side
NTP patent keeps BlackBerry in a jam
Numbers and forecasts on fuel cells in cars
Nvidia graphics chip to debut at game bash
O'Reilly: Web 2.0 to be built on the backs of hackers
ObjectWeb exec: JBOSS engaging in deception (actually, not)
Office 12 defaulting to .XML file format
Office 12: Why Microsoft passed on OpenDocument XML format
Office of the future circa 2020
Offshore outsourcing satisfaction drops
Offshoring hitting a crossroads
Ok, who got the Billion Dollars?
Online banking use widespread, study finds
Only a fraction of lost cards are "high-risk"
Open source blooming in new field
Open source Java: Missed it by *that* much
Open source progresses into back-end integration
Open Source's debt to corporations
Open Source's debt to corporations
Open sourcing SOA
Open-source LAMP a beacon to developers
OpenSolaris goes live: What happens next?
Opera fixes browser flaws
Opera, Firefox squabble over best-browser claim
Opinions cross the spectrum over Microsoft's RSS support
Oracle readies second grid database
Oracle releases Data Hub for products
Oracle to set SOA techs free at JavaOne
Oracle's new president is former Microsoft exec
Outsourcing flops blamed on tunnel vision
Outsourcing--an increasingly mature market?
Outsourcing: tempest in a teapot
Panel paints grim picture of cybercrime battle
Passing judgement on Microsoft's media juggernaut
Patent absurdity
Patent reform bill surfaces in Congress, but it is too little, too late?
Patent-holder says "AOL VoIP is infringement: so I looked at their patent and...
Patriot Act spawns free speech spat
PayPal tool provides checkout at merchant sites
PC makers snub media-player-less Windows
PC milestone--notebooks outsell desktops
Perens joins start-up SourceLabs
Pharming and other security woes hector VoIP
Phishers going after small fry
Phone companies hear call of the TV
Photo: Windows N stands for 'no'
Plugging the mainframe brain drain
Pop-up vulnerability found in major browsers
Porn-friendly '.xxx' domains approved
Port spike may portend an attack, experts say
Power outage knocks CheckFree offline
Powerpointware can be expensive
PPC vs. Intel: Top 500 shows who's right
Procurement--the new buzzword for 2005?
Property rights and the broadcast flag
Public discourse under way over definition of "open"
Quark CEO abruptly leaves post
R-E-S-P-E-C-T, find out what it means to tech firms
Raymond on open source
Readers: P2P ruling could spark lawsuit rush
Ready for a Skype Flash phone?
RealNetworks plugs security holes in player
Reclaim stolen booty at a new police Web site
Recon worms on the way, experts say
Record labels close Spanish song site
Red Hat lets go of Fedora Linux
Red Hat releases newest Fedora
Red Hat revenue surges 46 percent
Red Hat's directory server set for release
Redefining software development
Redmond RSS: Death knell to Atom? Birth of an 'open' era for Microsoft?
Reducing the cost of health care
Relief from Sarbanes-Oxley on the way?
Remember REN: how (not) to blow out your router
Reminder about Linux and resumes
Remix this
Report: Tech jobs rise on East Coast
Rich Client Platform is Eclipse's JavaOne headline act
Robots ring the alarm
Robots ring the alarm
Robots ring the alarm
Roughly 55,000 Web users pay for online storage, 500,000 users pay for .Mac
Roxio software targets iPod users
RSA SecurID available for Windows
RSS and Attention
RSS: another poor tech name going mainstream
Ruling won't slow file-swapping, experts say
Samsung, Rambus trade lawsuits over chips
Santa Cruz/vSkype CEO to Skype: we love Skype and if there are bugs let's fix them
Sarbanes-Oxley, IIM, and The Specter of Success
SBC offers three months free Net, TV service
SBC slashes DSL price tag
SBC ups the ante in broadband war
SCO updates Unix product, open-source attitude
Seagate ups capacity with new hard drives
Second Blue Gene system rises up the ranks
Security tools face increased attack
Senate punts on broadcast flag option
Senators propose sweeping data-security bill
Senators want to nix 1898 telecom tax
Sex sites' reprieve from new federal rules
Shining the light on WeatherBug
Should cities be ISPs?
Siemen's tosses pebble in front of Microsoft's media juggernaut
Signs of strength in open source
Sirius to move beyond audio
Sixty years later, technology triumphs over evil
Skulls Trojan puts on antivirus mask
Skype passes 10 billion minutes served: here's what's next
Skype Voicemail "graduates" from beta to official
Smart questions about storage virtualization
Sneaking through the broadcast flag?
SOA and the bottom line
SOA vs. Dilbert
SOA=ERP but worse: fair analogy?
Sober topples Zafi in virus top 10
Software flaws--the root of evil
Software is just one component of security: Citigroup's lost tapes
Software makers to send out network patrols
Solar sail's launch went awry, Russia says
Solaris engineers offer personal source-code tours
Some charges tossed in Novell-Microsoft case
Sony camera blends photos, video
Sony denies seeking PSP customer data
Sony spotlights films for Europe PSP launch
Sony threatens PSP importers in Britain
Sony: The 'V' in VoIP also stands for video
Sourcelabs acquires Brand Perens
South Korea to decide Microsoft antitrust case
Spam buster Postini to add IM filtering
SPARC: The black-eye of open standards
Spoofing flaw resurfaces in Mozilla browsers
Sprint gets Sirius about music
Spyware and adware hide in BitTorrent downloads
Start-up edges Cisco for Microsoft Wi-Fi deal
Stonebraker on Oracle and SQL
Study finds too few women, minorities in tech
Study: Consumer broadband set to boom
Study: iTunes more popular than many P2P sites
Study: Majority happy with outsourcing
Study: People with home offices want laptops
Study: Tech skills bringing in bigger bucks
Study: Tech worker confidence drops in May
Summer test of Longhorn Server planned
Sun + StorageTek: Good move or a false step?
Sun begins open-source Solaris era
Sun bolsters federated ID lineup
Sun cools down Linux desktop plan
Sun has second thoughts about Linux on Solaris
Sun makes case for open-source schooling
Sun modernizing Solaris start-up process
Sun outlines future Java standards
Sun owns the word 'share'?
Sun taps Java for RFID
Sun to buy integration outfit SeeBeyond
Sun to buy StorageTek for $4.1 billion
Sun tries sharing Java again; still not open source
Sun's real-time Java fruit finally ripe
Sun, EMC ink development agreement
Support of podcasts in iTunes can spoil you
Supreme Court rules against file-swapping firms
Survey: services not shared, yet
Symantec files suit to label adware
Symantec investors give OK to Veritas deal
Symantec to unveil security intelligence tools
T-Mobile punches a hall through the cellular Internet wall
Taiwan PC makers woo users with new designs
TALKBACK CENTRAL
Tech CEOs want free trade
Tech firms call for approval of cybercrime treaty
Telemarketers target cell phones
Telus tells us: watch out for our residential VoIP
The 80-20 problem
The 9th Annual Semiconductor Forecast
The Apple deal: What others are saying
The art of programming
The benefits of patents
The big switch--from barcodes to RFID
The bigger picture on Watergate
The biggest mystery in the history of Linux
The brains behind Apple's Rosetta: Transitive
The eyeballs war
The fight for the WLAN switch standards
The future of Java, part 1
The media juggernaut from Redmond turns another corner
The MIMO war rages on!
The most insightful Slashdot post I've ever read
The NeXt PeopleSoft?
The Ogo goes international
The open source content model
The politics of .xxx
The red herring of data protection
The red herring of data protection
The road ahead for Vonage
The root of Sun's strategy
The Skype adventures of a U.S. Marine
The slow road to Windows XP
The Supremes Rule Against Grokster
The two reasons why MCI is bothering with consumer VoIP
The war for the living room PC has begun.
The world's fastest supercomputer
The world's fastest supercomputer
These walls (and teddy bears) have eyes
Three Licensing Strategies
Three reasons why Vonage-Linksys free router promo is a solid idea
Thunderbird gets podcasting support
TinyPEAP stumbles over GPL problems
TiVo mobile service now on Microsoft devices
Toshiba, Microsoft strengthen ties on DVDs
Transcription of interview with Microsoft identity architect Kim Cameron
Transmeta sells, licenses chips to Hong Kong outfit
Trust thy Internet neighbor
TV drama to debut on 3G phones
Two more patents struck down in NTP case
Two PCs with Motorola staff data stolen
U.K. moves to tackle phishing
U.S. easing off on European e-passports
U.S. leads in nanotech investment
U.S. pushes back Europe's e-passport deadline
U.S. senator gunning for 'cop killer' video game
UK VoIP user fights big telco over "free calls" offer - and wins!
Understanding the updated WPA and WPA2 standards
Unfazed, IBM pumps Power chip program
Unisys adds server expansion option
United Airlines sets course for Wi-Fi
United Arab Emirates IT spending up 12.7% in 2004
Unix decline extends SCO revenue drop
Uphill battle for portable video
US software industry lost 16ò0of the jobs between 2001 and 2004
USB drives to get smarter
ValueClick to buy marketing firm
VCs hanker for hunk of China, India
Verizon CEO touts trickle-down benefits for communications industry
Verizon Wireless lives up its tagline
Very personal sensor telemetry
Video content set free on Web
Video game sales up 9% in April 2005
Views from the smartest people in Sun's orbit
VMware launching developer program
VMware: a buzzmaker among blade server resources
VoIP cozies up to cell phones
VoIP performance management comes to the handset
Vonage adds platforms, software for better customer support
Vonage CEO: E911 deployment challenges steep
Vonage, Cisco team up in Wi-Fi giveaway
Wal-Mart names new head of online site
Wall Street still loves its rebel Google
Wall Street uneasy over Apple-Intel deal
What does Apple's move mean for Linux?
What is the biggest problem with open source?
What should we think about mixed source?
What Sun open sourced, exactly
What the GPL means
What the Supreme Court access ruling means for VoIP pricing
What was Sun thinking?
What's next for Debian?
When 'digital bullying' goes too far
Who broke the Apple news? Better yet, who predicted it.
Who's who in the P2P debates
Why Apple Switched
Why aren't more VoIP carriers offering pre-paid minutes?
Why do we need all this XML stuff?
Why is no one suing the Wireless LAN industry?
Why Microsoft's spam ploy is no solution
Wi-Fi used for location services
Will computing flow like electricity?
Will computing flow like electricity?
Will Supreme Court ruling embolden cable to port-block rival VoIP?
Will the Apple corps follow?
WiMAX gets its second wind
WiMax? Why not?
Windows 2000 moves to the back burner
Windows 2000 users to miss out on IE 7
Windows XP installed-base still trailing that of Win2K
Wireless tech may hinder workers' breaks
Wireless: a peer-to-peer music asylum
Worm baits hook with hints of Pope plot
Would new name help CA's image woes fade?
Woz Way
Xen getting multiprocessor support
XP Starter under the gun
Xten joins the Yahoo! Messenger arsenal: now what? OK, here's what
Yahoo closes chat rooms over child sex concerns
Yahoo overhauls free Web e-mail service
Yahoo ramps up 'deep Web' search effort
Yahoo upholds Firefox avatar pledge
Yahoo! buy or partner with Skype? Ain't gonna happen, and here's why
Yahoo! Buys Dialpad: here's how SBC could benefit
Year zero at Computer Associates
You've got spam, and more spam
Your ISP as Net watchdog
Zombie army camped out on AOL, report says