Discussion threads on 2005-07

Half life of a PC: 12 minutes?
Jini, meet RFID, meet wish list
'All-out war' in Intel-AMD antitrust case
'Write once, run anywhere' not working for phones
1 exabyte of e-mail sent in 2003
10 petaflops at your service
10% of consumers still click on suspicious links in e-mails
26 million text messages sent backing Live 8
28% of Americans are living paycheck to paycheck
30 mln Americans will purchase mobile video content by 2010
3G wars heat up
52% of Americans are ready to pay $5 a month for a digital health care record
52ò0of North American women and 39ò0of men play online games monthly
53% of 2005 IT spending in Western Europe will come from small and medium businesses
67% of Web users did not register at Web sites when privacy policies were unclear
73% of Americans prefer to watch movies at home
A new antipiracy flub for Microsoft
A thought from long ago
A word from Rob Pike
Accenture to hire up to 30,000 in Asia
Accident rate the same with/without hands-free phones
Adobe fixes Linux flaw in Reader
Adult site sues Amazon over sexy images
Advertising's final (online) frontier
Adware maker Claria steps into search
Adware's second act
Aided by chip sales, AMD posts net profit
All eyes on new DVDs' format war
AlwaysOn
Amazon countersues Cendant
Amazon faces the challenges of its second decade
Amazon feels magic of Harry Potter
Amazon files for Web services patent
AMD responds to ZDNet reader's inquiry
AMD's amazing run--brilliant but busted
AMD's Sempron marches on China
AMD's server share leaps past 10 percent mark
Americans changing tack to shake off spyware
Amidst minimal appetite for Windows security, what of Longhorn?
Among those who use exclusively cell phones 23.2% are 18-24 years old
Analyst's "don't implement VoIP" screed sounds like "hey, hire me"
Antispam spec sets off on path to standard
AOL dials up Web search for mobile phones
AOL launches video search service
AOL to increase personal control over contacts
Apache falls victim to OASIS patent shelter
Apple earnings top estimates
Apple enhances iBooks and Mac Minis
Apple tweaks Tiger OS
Apple videos hint at film ambitions
Are business school values bad for business?
Are FCC radio spectrum policies obsolete?
Are Silicon Valley's power brokers political teenagers?
Are the OS wars a three-horse race?
Are we in a real open source war?
Attackers lurk on photo sites, firm warns
Australian man, ISP found guilty of piracy
Average cost savings from offshoring operations are about 10%
Ballmer bets on new sales pitch
Ballmer: High-end Windows, Office coming
Balloon crashes, but memory cards survive
BellSouth buying Vonage? I've been thinking about it, and..
Berlind vs. Carr: BofA's TV-advertised IT-advantage falls flat on its face
Bet here for the best job in technology
Between January and June 2005 63% more machines got infected with spyware
Between phishers and the deep blue sea
Beyond BPM: Runtime SOA
Beyond hybrids, more Intel nods to AMD?
Big brains for the police
Big storage on the cheap
Bill launched to overhaul broadband rules
Blog first and ask questions later?
Bloggers and journalists responsible for shades of gray between them
Blueprint for more-secure servers released
BoA TV ad explains why IT matters
Branding vs. Programming
Break-in costs ChoicePoint millions
Bringing movie magic to Net marketing
Broadband speed war emerges
Broadband's bargain hunt
Broadband's power-line push
Broadcom files antitrust lawsuit against Qualcomm
Browsers add BitTorrent support
Building customer interaction hubs
Built to change, not built to last
Bush picks tech lawyer for security post
Business execs are from Mars, IT leaders are from Venus
Buzz tools reveal Google, Apple twice as popular as Microsoft
California tech job lead grows
Camera phone photos get wider audience
Can Roomba maker iRobot clean up on Wall Street?
Can Spider-man help Microsoft win online gamers?
CardSystems says it faces 'imminent extinction'
Carrion call -HP herd thundering toward Buffalo Jump
Cell phones blacked out in NY tunnels
Check Point beats estimates
Chiming in on Centrino
China and intellectual property
China inches up on India for outsourcing
China's currency move may hurt U.S. tech
Christians converting video games
Cisco details controversial router flaw
Cisco hits back at flaw researcher
Cisco sets age limit for board members
Cisco to buy Sheer Networks
Cisco warns of security flaws
City's fiber project goes to a vote
Clarifications on Intel Centrino branding
Click fraud lawsuit targets Google
Coding misstep forces new Firefox release
Comcast revs up downloads
Comparing code bases
Complaining about the Creative Commons
Congress calls for paperless health records
Congress threatens P2P networks on porn
Construction firm extolls virtues of Dell's blades
Contradiction in prevention of cell-phone controlled bombs?
Could AMD's Turion be holding its own against Intel's Centrino?
Could broad anti-RFID laws cause problems?
Credit card suit now seeks damages
Critical fixes for Windows, Office coming
Customization, complexity still dog ERP efforts
Dan's golden rules of IT engagement
Database vendors eye open-source effect
Deep Impact prepares for comet crash
Defense Dept. puts CA anti-spyware on patrol
Dell claims an A on blade strategy report card
Dell falls off the Cluetrain
Dell lures away high-ranking HP server exec
Dell server sports dual-core Pentium
Dell teams for new blade switches
Dell without a 'Care' in the world
Dell's Rollins shoots for $80 billion by 2009
Dell, Napster ink higher-ed deal
Dialogue on definition of 'open' continues
Digital music is going mobile
Digital TV switch suggested for 2009
Dissecting Intel's Centrino hype
Do we still need the GPL?
Document security? It's a joke
Does OS matter anymore for security?
DOJ to examine Adobe-Macromedia deal
Driven to distraction by technology
DVD swapping site presses retailers for play
EA refuses to offer 'Godfather' before '06
eBay seeks patent ruling from Supreme Court
Elderly Americans lose millions to Internet scams
EMC boosts high-end storage system
EU officials raid Intel, others
Europe rejects patent proposal
European patent directive defeated
Everyone wants 'free' Windows and sneakers
Everyone wants 'free' Windows...
Ex-Microsoftie a million-dollar man
Exclusive: SBC files patent app for VoIP call management tool
Expert advice on advice: use Gartner and Nucleus Research, drop TCO
Exploit heightens risk from old Firefox flaw
Fair use vs. unfair use
FAQ: Wi-Fi mooching and the law
Fate uncertain for ex-Sybari workers at Microsoft
FCC establishes Net telephony E911 task force
FDIC to banks: Watch out for spyware
Federal sex offender list proposed in Congress
Feds blacklist 'illegal' Cuban Web sites
Feds create new post of cybersecurity czar
Feds lay down draft rules on system security
Fighting for Good vs. BlackBerry
Firefox add-on Greasemonkey slips up
Firefox downloaded 75 million times
Firefox marketing site hacked
Firefox share up to 8.71% in June 2005
Firefox update squashes security bugs
First 'cybercrime' treaty advances in Senate
Flash 8 poised to take on Web video
Flaw fixed in open-source antivirus program
Flaw found in Sophos antivirus
Flaw researcher settles dispute with Cisco
Flaws could open systems to attack
Fluke's NetTool adds VoIP testing capability
For fans of Hungarian notation
Forgent sues cable companies over DVR patent
Former Bush official to get RFID tag
FTC investigating 'Grand Theft' ads
GAO: Security agency broke privacy laws
Gartner: A billion cell phones by 2009
Gartner: IT hiring on the rise again
Gary McKinnon: Scapegoat or public enemy?
Gates calls for better search technology
Gates: No magic answer to tech worker shortage
Gates: the world is your computer
Generation Z, where are you?
George Gilder: Redeeming civilization
Getting beyond the WiMAX hype
Getting real about wikimania
Gizmo Project A "Skype-Killer?" I set out to find out
Gizmo Project's Robertson: 'Skype has a lead, but...'
Glitches hit Vonage voice mail
Globus chooses BSD-style license with eyes wide open
Go files antitrust suit against Microsoft
Good scores deals with Sprint, Microsoft
Google hit with job discrimination lawsuit
Google invests in power-line broadband
Google map API transforms the Web
Google seeks to stop Microsoft from suing new hire
Google to release Firefox toolbar
Google tries to patent Web syndication ads
Google ups ante in mapping rivalry
Google's balancing act
Google, Yahoo get most RSS buzz in first half of 2005
Google: Microsoft suit a 'charade'
Group delivers definition of spyware
Guess how many Skype users have "Harry Potter," "Voldemort" names
Hacker: U.S. defense sites had poor security
Hackers get into USC database
Hackers race to expose Cisco router flaw
Hackers rally behind Cisco flaw finder
Hacking for dollars
Hacking the hotel through the TV
Handheld market still tanking, study says
Hands-free devices don't aid road safety, study finds
Here are five Skype enhancers
Here are world's top ten VoIP providers by sub count
Here comes the iPod phone
Here's a hosted Vs. premises ROI Number-Crunch Tool
Hewlett-Packard printing out 14,500 pink slips
Hewlett-Packard trade show canceled
Hey Comcast: VoIP services are not just about the backbone
High-tech hospitals better at keeping patients alive?
Holding back innovation
Holiday-stressed FedEx fleet leads to tracking info delays
Honda unveils improved engines
House reauthorises Patriot Act
How a chill-pill for your server room improves your bottom line
How Linux comes home
How to monetise open source
HP cuts research projects, loses tech visionary
HP exchanges 15K jobs for new $15.3M CIO
HP fattened up before latest trim
HP gears up for layoffs, reorg
HP revamps inkjet printheads
HP Shuffles its iPod offerings
HP takes hard line with partners
HP to announce restructuring Tuesday
HP to slash about 14,500 jobs
HP to slash approximately 15,000 jobs
HP to stop selling Apple's iPod
HP trots out the $249 desktop
HP's Joshi joins Yahoo board
HP's new CIO gets $15.3 million pay package
HP's Threadlogs: How to Mess with a Buyer's Head 101
Hurd's first move--reengineering sales
Ian Murdock on the Debian Core Consortium and Ubuntu Foundation
IBM bulks up mainframe muscle
IBM details new PowerPC chips
IBM puts WSDM behind IT automation
IBM rebounds in second quarter
IBM steps into open-source Java project
IBM teams up for broadband over power line
IBM to bury OS/2
IBM's 'Cool Blue' looks to help servers chill out
ICANN to lift price caps on .net domains
iDefense ups the bidding for bugs
If cell gets FCC E-911 extension, guess who's next to try it
If Linux ruled the world how secure would it be?
Illinois video game law challenged in court
Image: ZDNet's new look?
Images: First views of Windows Vista
Images: First views of Windows Vista
Images: First views of Windows Vista
Imposter sites plague free credit report site
In Canada: Cache a page, go to jail?
In Europe, Microsoft antitrust decision on ice
Indian software and BPO industries to grow 32%
Innovation in IT
Insecurity at Black Hat
Intel chimes in on ZDNet slam of Centrino brand
Intel experiments with Wi-Fi as GPS substitute
Intel fleshes out Itanium plans
Intel hands off BIOS successor to trade group
Intel hit with chip tech lawsuits
Intel to borrow from laptops for server chips
Intel to build plant in Israel, Sharon says
Intel to roll out new Itanium chips
Intel tweaks Pentium D for servers
Intel's friends pass on Itanium chipset
Intel's Opteron competitor debuts Monday
Intel, studio form movie download venture
Intel-backed venture another feather in cap of Microsoft media juggernaut
Interactive Connectivity Establishment backed for SIP VoIP Firewall traversal
Is Amazon worth $15 billion?
Is Cingular 3G slowing down?
Is Microsoft's Genuine Advantage program good for Linux?
Is municipal Wi-Fi a bad thing?
Is open source communication possible?
Is SOA decentralization the "kiss of death"?
Is technology making us safer?
Is the XP SP2 firewall getting a raw deal?
Is there method in Microsoft's security buys?
Is Wikipedia ripe for PR?
ISPs versus the zombies
IT consultant names five competitive forces affecting VoIP
IT employee confidence index up in June 2005
IT pay increases connected to outsourcing backlash, says study
IT-based collaboration has barely just begun
ITIL revolution continues unabated
iTunes downloads top 500 million mark
iTunes IM worm drops adware
Java hardware start-up wins early allies
JavaOne Scoreboard: who Eclipsed who?
JBI: Is it, or isn't it, right for SOA?
John Carroll sings show tunes
Judge grants Microsoft request in Google case
Judges refuse to overturn Net obscenity law
Kodak sees net loss, sets more layoffs
LAMP start-up ActiveGrid lands $10 million
Larry Rosen: 'Good time' not fast enough for open source/standards
Lawmakers aim to help telecoms offer video
LCD television prices set to drop
LCD TV shipments to increase 87% in 2005
Legal music downloads triple worldwide
Lenovo links with blade desktop maker
Leveraging location into Business Intelligence
Lexar to continue patent fight against Toshiba
LG signs up with PalmSource
Licemanager.com?
Licensing double standards
Linksys to buy consumer electronics start-up
Linux lets your Linksys run applications
Linux market share reaches 1.1ò0in Australia
Linux moves into midrange Motorola phones
Linux relational database shares: Oracle - 81%, IBM - 17%
Linux vs. Microsoft TCO debate rages
London bombings: UK cell congestion, but VoIP "not affected"
Longhorn success riding on appeal to largest IT departments and moms, says analyst
Longhorn's new name: Windows Vista
Lotus not dead, just "decomposing," says analyst
Major Firefox release delayed
Mark Cuban to relaunch IceRocket
Martin Taylor makes a political argument
McAfee tool to check Web services security
MCSEs and the employment relationship
Mickey Mouse goes wireless
Microsoft analyst wins bad-writing award
Microsoft and the Orson Welles syndrome
Microsoft cooking up more features for Hotmail
Microsoft courts midsize firms with server bundle
Microsoft demos forms abilities of next Office
Microsoft denies its antispyware favors Claria
Microsoft details keyboard for Media Center PCs
Microsoft enlists security partner in browser update
Microsoft eyes ID theft
Microsoft gets friendly with Alien
Microsoft issues patch for "serious" XP hole
Microsoft launches 'Virtual Earth' beta
Microsoft learns to live with open source
Microsoft licenses Finjan security patents
Microsoft Office 2007...for Linux?
Microsoft posts Tablet PC fix
Microsoft presses pedal on in-car software
Microsoft previews next-generation CRM
Microsoft probably mulling music store futures
Microsoft Security360 show goes global
Microsoft settles IBM antitrust claims
Microsoft settles infringement suit
Microsoft should buy Claria
Microsoft sues over Google hire
Microsoft takes disk-based backup for a spin
Microsoft tinkers with anti-spyware tools
Microsoft to buy e-mail security firm FrontBridge
Microsoft warns of IE flaw
Microsoft's eye on open source
Microsoft's personnel puzzle
Microsoft's Scoble questions ZDNet's agenda
Microsoft, Google duke it out for China
Microsoft: Low-cost Windows gaining ground
Monday prediction: VoIP will adopt cell's long-term contract, high termination fee model
More alarms over cell phone E911
More legal threats over Cisco flaws
More momentum for Microsoft's media juggernaut
More patent absurdity threatens net commerce
Most US small businesses with employees stay open for 11 hours a day
Motorola touts Yahoo deal, new handsets
Motorola unveils keyboard phone, sunglasses
Movie screen advertising reached $438 mln in 2004
Mozilla: IE 7 to boost Firefox growth
MS media player to beat services drum
Multitasking monitor does double duty
My AOL beta unveiled
NASA among top spots to work for federal techies
NASA grounds shuttle fleet
National cybersecurity test set for fall
National sex offender list goes online
Netscape fixes browser flaws
New H-1B visas still available
New IE plug-in aims to speed Web searches
New Skype-Boingo Skype Zones service should make cell carriers nervous
New tax for broadband customers?
New trial date in IBM-SCO case
New wireless broadband 'whispers' below the radar
New-age keyboard: Trace, don't write
Newly renamed Palm unveils updated logo
News Corp. to buy Intermix for $580 million
News Focus: Testers take on Windows Vista
Next big thing?
Nichievo: re-visiting a lost Linux opportunit
Nigerian pleads guilty in e-mail fraud
Not kidding
Novell hits back at SCO in Unix dispute
NY sues Sprint, Nextel, T-Mobile over ads
OASIS' potential patent punch
Off the critical path
Offering a bounty for security bugs
Office building prices up 6% in 2004
Officials: Beware of phantom stock regulators
Oh Jonathan and Greg, where art thou?
Ohhh. The pain, the pain: The Bluetooth pain
Older Americans lost $152 mln to Internet fraud in 2004
On Demand
Online private eyes draw privacy complaints
Only 34ò0of IT departments have the tools to constantly monitor URLs and Web site users
Open Says-a-M e
Open source beer for your weekend
Open source boss hints at Microsoft thaw
Open source content is theme of J.D. Lasica's Darknet
Open source: Are Microsoft and other holdouts about to crack?
Open-source P2P projects keep swapping
Oracle cuts merger-cost estimates
Oracle dragging heels on unfixed flaws, researcher says
Oracle shifts multi-core licensing model
Oracle to buy software maker ProfitLogic
Outsourcing: Sorting Out The Hype, Reality, Risks And Benefits
Panel: Don't rush into new data security laws
Parlez vous Deutsche?
Partners tackle new Microsoft CRM
Patent infringement bypasses global warming as biggest threat to human existence
PayPal debuts service in China
PayPal founders launch $50 million VC fund
PBS' NerdTV steers clear of Microsoft's media juggernaut
PC market up 24.7% in Spain in Q1 2005
PC shipments growing faster than expected
PCs falling victim to Windows flaws
Pedal Power For VoIP Minutes: A Third-World digital divide solution?
PGP creator cooks up Net phone protection
Photos: Motorola unveils QWERTY phone
Photos: Solar Challenge--2,500 mile car 'rayce'
Picture bright for U.S. digital TV industry
Piracy-check mandatory for Windows add-ons
Pixar warns on slow 'Incredibles' sales
Poachers encroach on tech-talent turf
Power Use
President takes rough road on Patriot Act
Prominent Skype blogger blasts Skype third-party developer relations
Public tests new version of Flash player
Qualcomm and Broadcom go at it again
Qualcomm co-founder: No tax dollars for Wi-Fi
Questionable $178M loss: Employees' fault? Or management's?
Reading phone text one word at a time
Report: Computer hijacking on the rise
Report: Sarbanes-Oxley could threaten security
Report: Vonage in talks to sell to BellSouth
Researcher sees huge growth in podcast audience
Respecting licenses goes both ways
Ringtone piracy to generate $123 mln loss by 2007
RSS lures venture capital dollars
Salaries for certified tech workers up 3% for the past 12 months
SAP flaw may expose information
Sasser author confesses in trial
Sasser author gets suspended sentence
SCO e-mail: No 'smoking gun' in Linux code
SCO offers to buy employee stock
SCO: spin and counterspin
Scotty would have been a VoIP user
Search engine market shares in June 2005: Google - 47%, Yahoo! - 22%, MSN - 12%
Security holes add up in second quarter
Security woes hampering VoIP's fast track
Seeking: SOA Renaissance Man
Senate moves toward new data security rules
Sensationalist media exaggerate VoIP-PSTN QoS findings cited in study
Separating "consumer rights" from copyright
Setting Scoble's record on Technorati straight
Sheryl Crow to sing Dell gear's praises
Shining example of why patents and standards don't mix
Should IBM release OS/2 as open source?
Should security bugs be proprietary?
Should the U.N. run the Internet?
Shutterfly offers Web space to customers
Siebel's software license sales drop
Siemens, Airbus to build in-flight cell phone gear
Silicon Valley created 6,900 jobs in June 2005
Simplicity is bliss
Site offers open-source clearinghouse
Skype embraces video phones
Skype releases toolbars for IE, Outlook
Skype vs. Gizmo UI? Hah! No comparison
Skype, Boingo tie up in phone deal
Skype: A new, friendly communications monopoly?
Small businesses still resist open source
So much for Oracle never breaking
So where are they?
SOA center of excellence
SOA success in the mortgage lending business
Soaring malware levels hint at criminal activity
Solar power bill facing heat
Sony announces development tools for PS3
Sony takes bite out of iPod in Japan
Sophos promises to sniff out zombie systems
Source: Beta of Windows Vista due Wednesday
Spreading the .NET surface area
Sprint touts high-speed wireless service
Spyware a national security threat?
Spyware versus virus
Staking patent claims--for gold mines
Standards activists target scripts
Start-up coins new way to harvest hydrogen
Starwood moves to SOA
Steve Chang: The anti-virus king
Steve Jobs calls family of teenager killed for iPod
Stop reading this headline and get back to work
StorageTek a honeypot?
Study: Not all entry-level IT work headed offshore
Study: Software makers head offshore
Sun CTO to HP engineers adrift: We're hiring
Sun posts profit but will cut jobs
Sun says it will help develop Opteron
Sun to open-source single sign-on code
Sun to open-source SSO software
Sun wins injunction against MS in Java dispute
Super-fast broadband coming via cable?
Supercomputer slays U.K.'s top chess player
Supreme Court vacancy fight goes online
Survey: ID theft hard to shake off
Suspected spam king to appear in court
Swik.Net is a sweet new open source search engine
Symantec posts higher quarterly net profit
Symantec to add jobs after merger, exec says
Symantec to change consumer product launches
Take-Two cuts outlook after 'Grand Theft' sex row
Tata opens RFID center in Chicago
Tax break boosts Microsoft earnings
Tech job cuts down from first quarter
Tech job postings up in Atlanta
Tech jobs increase in June
Tech skills pulling in more pay, report says
Tech VIPs say future belongs to open source
Testers get hands on Microsoft antivirus service
Testers lock horns with Vista beta
Texas TV franchise bill not dead
The "411" On VoIP Directory Assistance
The 3G handset quandary
The cost of privacy breaches
The Death of Podcasting
The dumbest gripe with Windows Vista to date
The grand podcasting experiment
The great legacy skills debate
The hunt is on for file format bugs
The Linux patch management challenge
The settling of old scores
The Smell of Money
The Ubuntu Foundation and Debian
The uncouth vocal utterance of the people
The unity of Unix
The WGIG Report, part deux
The WGIG should embrace English
Threats to Linux: Expertise and acceptance
Time for lawmakers to act on Grokster?
TiVo extends ad features
TiVo for tourists?
TiVo refocuses on cable and satellite allies
Toeing the line on back-to-school PCs
Top outsourcing destinations: India, Philippines, Central America
Top RSS aggregators: My Yahoo! - 59.02%, Bloglines - 10.42%
Trojan horses gallop into networks
Truste aims to guard surfers from spam
U.K. cops want to take out terrorism Web sites
U.K. mobile service strained after explosions
U.K. police to test bomb-detecting body scanners
U.K. to crack down on terrorist sites
U.K. to issue biometric passports worldwide
U.N., phone makers working on recycling plan
U.S. to retain control of Internet domain names
Understanding Skype's reseller model
University of Colorado servers hacked
Unpatched IE flaws reported
US console game sales reached $319 mln in May 2005
US console game sales to reach $8.1 bln by 2008
US retail sales up 1.7% in June 2005
US to buy 33.5% of world semiconductors in 2005
Using open source in recruitment
Utility computing, literally
VeriSign buys iDefense for $40 million
Video game pirate headed to slammer
Views into Vista Beta 1
Virtualization and SOA
VoIP backlash in Germany?
VoIP providers to customers: tell us you understand E911 is limited for now
VoIP will be "our hottest product," CompUSA exec says
Vonage tops study of Net phone service
Voters approve citywide fiber project
W3C proposes XML identifiers
War of the worlds
We are the Web
Web gives vent to anger, sadness over London blasts
Web services numbers too big to ignore; but what does it mean?
Wharton: podcasting here to stay
What AT&T and Verizon's new E-911 claims downplay - or don't say
What it means to be Scobleized
What the boss knows -Misrepresentation and The Economist
What's AttentionTrust.org all about?
What's key to early days of Symantec-Veritas
What? No XML, Web services, RFID or wireless transmitter?
When security researchers become the problem
When society makes technical decisions
Where's the iTunes for movies?
Whine from Google-Microsoft
Who says Oracle's finished?
Who should manage the DNS?
Whose Linux do you use?
Why WebSense's FUD doesn't add up
Wi-Fi gaining ground in Europe
Wi-Fi, cancer, and legal liability
Wide-ranging flaw crashes programs
Will Intel's sycophants start singing like canaries?
Will RFID-guided robots rule the world?
Will SAP sample hosted recipe?
Will the Moto Q rise to the hype? We'll see
Windows chief talks up Vista
Windows flaw could spawn DoS attacks
Windows flaw reaches beyond XP
WinZip purchased by turnaround specialist
Wipro's Vivek Paul: Forget outsourcing, think global collaboration
Wireless music market to reach $1.2 bln in the US by 2009
WorldCom's Ebbers gets 25 years in prison
Worm poses as pirated 'Grand Theft Auto'
Worm spells double trouble for PCs
Would you buy MS Office for Linux?
Xbox 360 to debut in Europe, Japan by year-end
XM buys company to expand into video
XM, Napster in joint online music venture
XP owners shunning security update
Yahoo acquires 'widget' engine
Yahoo builds its desktop with widgets
Yahoo search update gets mixed reviews
Yahoo to push Clear Channel concerts
Yet another Firefox security update
Yet another SCO e-mail comes to light
You haven't acknowledged VoIP E911 limitations? Get ready for pester-overdrive
You say you want a revolution...
Your mama's a Vonage phone hacker!!