Discussion threads on 2005-10

For ThinkFree, timing is everything
More frequent upgrades? That's the last thing Micosoft customers need
Networked creative intelligence
$4.41 bln of state sales taxes uncollected on Internet sales in 2005
'Aesthetic computing' turns algebra into art
'Bot herders' may have controlled 1.5 million PCs
'Doom' flick puts viewers behind the gun
'DVD Jon' joins another maverick
'Star Wars' exhibit teaches tech
180solutions cuts 50 employees
180solutions from the inside
19% of US businesses have some offshore outsourcing strategy
20% of US adults believe VOIP is a European hybrid vehicle, 10% think of low-carb vodka
20,000 Scots flout mobile-phone driving ban
32ò0of malicious Web sites install trojans and unwanted toolbars
4ò0of Brits quit online banking because of security concerns
50% of gamers liked the real-life advertising in video games
500,000 networking technology vacancies will not be filled in 2008
57% of online shoppers abandon carts when facing shipping charges
A blood test to detect anxiety
A coming Google sponsorship?
A grab bag of odd thoughts
A new speedy way to simulate collisions of objects
A program that learns from itself
A quick take with Steve Ballmer
A second Internet revolution? Not really...
A view into Google's inner workings
Acer to make push in U.S., China
Ad dollars for the Star Wars Kid?
Adding value to other's content
Addition by subtraction for Google and Sun
Adware Detections
Adware drama
AIM worm plays nasty new trick
Ajax - more than a cleanser!
AJAX and the richer Internet application
AJAX gives software a fresh look
Al-Qaida proving elusive on the Net
Al-Qaida's hiring for the Web
All wireless work and no play makes Jack a dull boy
Amazon opens second development unit in India
AMD puts down more roots in China
AMD sees big jump in revenue, profits
AMD v. Intel: More companies subpoenaed
AMD's market share gains accelerate
An afternoon at Yahoo Labs
An answer to the $100 PC?
An antidote for blogs attacks
An Apple supercluster for Europe
An open source value central to the Internet
An open-source rival to Google's book project
Analysts: Yahoo shares remain too steep
Andreessen: PHP succeeding where Java isn't
Andy Grove donates $26 million to alma mater
Andy Grove donates $26 million to alma mater
Another data security bill in the works
Another week another Apple announcement
Antitrust truce frees rivals for bite at Apple
AOL renames itself 'AOL'
AOL revises privacy policy
AOL, the milk glass of the mass media
Aperture on PowerBooks
Apple adds video to their multimedia platform
Apple annouces new PowerBooks, PowerMacs; Aperture
Apple bloggers hot for iMac, not for iPod
Apple cuts the TV out of TV programming
Apple drops FireWire from video iPod
Apple drops Samsung joint investment plan
Apple earnings top estimates
Apple names a new iPod chief and a COO, too
Apple steps up iPod 'tax' push
Apple stirs speculation over Oct. 12 event
Apple unveils 'pro' photo software, Power Mac Quad
Apple unveils video iPod, new iMac
Apple's predatory suppy chain
Are old computers more secure?
Are we getting ahead of ourselves with SOA?
At-work porn surfing an especially bad choice for mayor
Atoms collide like tennis balls
AttentionTrust recorder to prove time = money
Avante-garde blogging
Ballmer on services, twitch cycles, AJAX, Google and innovation
Ballmer: Microsoft to go after Linux strongholds
Ballmer: Trusting Vista, battling Google
Banks to blacklist rogue workers in fraud fight
BellSouth teams with Yahoo
Beyonce and adware, illustrated
Big Blue eats one of its little helpers
Big Brother Dept: Think printouts can't be traced to you? Think again.
Bill proposes new deadline for digital TV
Billionaire kicks up pressure on Time Warner
Biometrics firm seeks to foil fraudsters
BitTorrent user convicted over movie sharing
BlackBerry secured by PGP
Blackout shows Net's fragility
Bloggers unite for aggregation site
Bloggie asks, Linux on a Mac?
Blogging 101--Web logs go to school
Blu-ray is the winner, Forrester declares
Blue Gene/L tops its own supercomputer record
Borland buys into project management
BPEL gets bopped... again
Brazil sinking with annual Amazon floods
Bricklin: OK, so where are the ODF developer kits?
Bring your own laptop to work
Broadband providers play the VoIP greed game: and you lose
Bug spotted in Symantec antivirus
Build or buy, Bloggie?
Bulging capacitors haunt Dell
BuyCostumes.com traffic grew 48% during Halloween week
California to track parolees via GPS
Can asbestos help us understand nanotoxicity?
Canon to develop fuel cells for printers, cameras
Cellcos too slow on new smartphone turnaround time
Check Point's dollars catch Sourcefire
Chip start-up's big payoff comes in, at last
Cingular pumps up wireless IM, e-mail
CIO Jury deliberates on Microsoft security
Cisco extends NAC security to switches
Cisco to inject $1.1 billion in Indian operations
Cisco's new tool for emergency communications
Class-action suit filed over nano scratches
Clean and quirky cars to dominate Tokyo show
Clinton calls for energy revolution
Color printers include back door for Secret Service
Comcast to stream NHL games
Comedy Central taps broadband for the MotherLoad
Companies urged to switch PCs off
Consumers ready to ditch landlines
Corel apparently back on board with OpenDocument
Corel confirms OpenDocument commitment. Novell's "in" too.
Correction on Vista and TPM versioning
Could ODF be the Net's new, frictionless document DNA?
Could PDF support in Office 12 quell an ODF uprising?
Criag Burton cries 'ubiquity'
Critical Windows patch may wreak PC havoc
Customers want results, not applications
Cybercrime treaty gets it wrong ... again
DARPA's new plan for machine learning
Deep link on Sprint site states their position on VoIP, mentions Vonage
Defining the open source image
Dell offers an open-source PC
Dell opens controversial plant
Dell's third-quarter earnings slip
Democracy and standards
Desktop CPU market shares for September 2005: AMD - 52%, Intel - 46%
Details of the Microsoft-Real agreement
Diller touts original Web programming
Direct Revenue makes deal with Kazaa, and according to them, they don't do spyware
Disney backs antipiracy tech for Oscar DVDs
Disruptive Start-Ups: Some Contenders
Dizzying Intel chip choices
Do Public Broadcasters Get It? (Stephen Hill)
Does anyone really like adware?
DOJ approves telecom megamergers
Driving under the influence of Web maps
DRM technology has its first two major trainwrecks
Dude, Dell does backup
Due Monday: the Linksys-Skype cordless phone
Dump the DRM? Sign me up!
E-voting report could push audit trails
E-voting won't be verified until 2006
EarthLink aims to evolve
EarthLink mobile venture renamed 'Helio'
EarthLink wins Philly Wi-Fi contract
eBay spends $370 million for PayPal rival
eBay's Meg Whitman says voice phone calls going to zero cost
Eben Moglen's campaign to kill the FCC
Electronic Arts settles overtime suit
Elgato CEO tapped to head Apple Germany
Ellison: Encryption is key to data protection
End of Web 2.0 Conference: Cautious Optimism and Cynical Buzz
ePrecis - next generation search
Estonia pulls off nationwide Net voting
Estonians vote online
EU wants shared control of the Internet
Eulas revisited & why you should read them
Europeans burn through digital books
Evasion bug bites virus shields
Experts: Microsoft-Yahoo alliance is food for IM worms
Exploit code raises Windows worm alarm
Exploit out for Zotob-like Windows flaw
Extreme weather changes in front of us
FAQ: Inside Microsoft's Client Protection
FAQ: Keeping pace with robots
FAQ: The lowdown on mobile TV
FAQ: The Sun-Google partnership
FBI Net-wiretapping rules face challenges
Federal spyware legislation, yay or nay?
Feds appeal judge's Net-disconnect order
Fellow VoIP blogger Tom Keating loves Parus in the pingtime
Finally, electronic paper big enough to use
Finding a solution to the ISP wars
Firefox promo site taken down by hackers
Firefox sees 100 millionth download
Firms offer software to prevent PC theft
Fixing bugs, the on-demand way
Flaw found in Kaspersky antivirus
Flaw hunters pick holes in Oracle patches
Flickr clicks with Target for photo printing
Florida man charged in Katrina Web scam
Fluorescent proteins for optical data storage?
For Dell, will luxury PCs boost profits?
Former Skype director is right: eBay sellers won't automatically buy SkypeMe buttons
Forrester: Blu-ray winning drawn-out format war
FoxNews takes credibility hit after disclosure on anti-ODF commentary
From Gartner Symposium: IT news of the weird
From onions to mustard (gas): meet the nation's largest Wi-Fi cloud
Front Row and Photo Booth spotted "in the wild"
FTC files case against alleged spyware pusher
Fujitsu plans four-core Sparc chip for 2008
Future nanotech tools made from clay
Game industry to fight California video game law
Gartner predicts, errs on open source
Gartner Symposium ITxpo: A quest for rapid results
Gartner to DBAs, BI vendors: Time to reinvent yourselves
Gartner: Stop outsourcing now
Gates charity to fund malaria vaccine research
Gates donates $15 million to computer history
Gates rails against Blue-ray DRM (but Microsoft's is OK?)
Gateway founder drops stake by 15 percent
Getting girls in the game
Glaser finds harmony with Microsoft
Google adds mapping to local offerings
Google adds Princeton president to its board
Google adds TV interviews to video service
Google and AOL hooking up?
Google and Sun deal: That's it?
Google citywide San Francisco Wi-Fi : one giant leap for AdWords, AdSense
Google faces obstacles in S.F. Wi-Fi bid
Google fixes Web site security bug
Google flight search takes off
Google gives up on Gmail name in U.K.
Google hiring like it's 1999
Google Maps and innovation
Google pledges millions to 'good works'
Google Reader First Look
Google revenue nearly doubles
Google revises privacy policy
Google RSS Reader rolls out
Google says SF Wi-Fi could be "ad-supported"
Google takes a leisurely stroll through Sun's pantry of goods
Google tests personalized news feed service
Google throws bodies at OpenOffice
Google vs national security
Google wants your car listings, events, etc.
Google's battle over library books
Google, Sun pact brainchild of Sun engineer
Google, Sun plan partnership
Google-Sun preview
Googlers want to slim down OpenOffice
Group pitches anti-spyware guidelines
Gunshot sensing tech blows law enforcement away
H-1B visas may grow by half
Has Google launched the age of open source communication?
Health care costs to rise 12% on 2006
Here are 8 who should worry about video iTunes
Here's a surefire way to stifle innovation
Here's what the Microsoft-Real deal is all about
Hidden OpenDocument agenda uncovered in Massachusetts
Hold developers accountable, not liable, for flaws
Hosted Office? Been there, done that, no thanks!
Hot site of the week: Google Earth, Google Maps
House backs Bush on Internet stance
How AJAX kills the application server
How Google Talk could integrate with Google Base
How many times over should you pay for software?
How moribund Google Voice Search could be key to SF Google Wi-Fi AdWords
HP asks for Blu-ray change in next-generation DVD battle
HP colors its business printers
HP cracks down on cartridge refill industry
HP Itanium blades set to launch next week
HP recalls 135,000 battery packs
HP to ship Netscape browser on new PCs
HP's chief exec dismisses any 'me too' attitude
HP's iPaq to have mobile EDGE
HP's Mark Hurd: Thinking about zeroes
Hurd offers just a glimpse of HP strategy
I get a right good fisking
I take the Bandwidth.com VoIP test- and you can, too
I want my Internet TV
I weigh in on Ted's 10 VoIP predictions
I'm chairing a panel of VoIP CEOs- tell me what you would like me to ask them
IBM blade server redesign for 2006
IBM buys XML appliance maker
IBM debuts software for age-related disabilities
IBM donates code to help Eclipse get organized
IBM drops Gluecode on JBoss
IBM drops patent claims against SCO
IBM expands free access to patents
IBM highlights Power chip power savings
IBM puts workers' health records online
IBM ramps up Xbox chip production
IBM rebuilds Unix servers with Power5 chip
IBM Research turns 60
IBM tries server approach to PC business
IBM workers get online access to health records
IBM's Sutor seeks input on ODF Commitment to Action
IBM, HP jump on Paxville train
IBM, NFL aim to fast-forward footage
IBM, Suse lower Linux prices for blades
If Sun won't use web-based Office, who will?
iFill 'er up
Images: EFF cracks printer tracking code
Images: Surfers flock to new browser
In a Nano flash, hard-drive memory fading
In pursuit of the zero-footprint Office
Incoming Nortel CEO sued by Motorola
Indian president rails against Google Earth
Indian worker quits IBM after blog dispute
Information Commons: A bright star for the future of information
InfoWeek: OpenDocument tangled in MA political showdown
Innovation 2.0: Why Web 2.0 companies might have to flip to avoid being flopped
Insurer launches $10 million open-source policy
Intel calls the Wi-Fi shots
Intel chip glut may bring holiday cheer to PC buyers
Intel cuts PC boot time
Intel hustles for dual-core Xeon debut
Intel moves into volume with new chips
Intel plans nine flavors of 'Montecito' Itanium
Intel profit rises on notebook demand
Intel pushes back Itanium chips, revamps Xeon
Intel, eat your heart out (now, OS X runs in a browser)
Interactive media mogul Barry Diller at Web 2.0
Internet over power lines a reality
Internet usage highest among whites, hispanics, college grads, 18-29 years old
iPlodius
iPlodius II
iPod chipmaker plans stock sale
iPod video lives
iRobot unveils sniper detector
Is AOL in play?
Is broadband a right?
Is Eric Schmidt still the grownup Google needs?
Is it kill or cure for Oracle's database buy?
Is it time to boycott the JPEG graphics file format?
Is Massachusetts' OpenDocument decision on the rocks?
Is Microsoft preventing Corel from supporting ODF
Is Oracle in denial about security?
Is the Earth elastic?
Is the hundred dollar PC possible?
Is your open source project ready for the daylight savings time fix?
ISP marketing priorities, cumbersome regulations blamed for U.S. broadband "fiasco"
It's alive! Oracle builds SOA 'Frankenstein'?
iTunes store comes to Australia
iTunes store counts 1 million video downloads
Jail time for UK hackers
Japan companies form 'mobile wallet' alliance
JBoss denies running a trademark monopoly
JBoss salivates over Drools
Judge: Microsoft's music player gaffe is 'concern'
Just do the job!
Kai-Fu Lee trial to stay in Washington, for now
Kai-Fu Lee's California case put on hold
Kaspersky confirms antivirus software flaw
Kentucky gov. moves comm system funding from city to rural areas
Kerio to scrap desktop firewall
Key executive resigns from Microsoft
Latest IT Priorites data shows software making gains
Latest Windows Mobile devices out of sync
Lawsuit filed against adware company eXact Advertising
Legal P2P opens for business
Legality of adware distribution with P2P
Lenovo desktops for small businesses
Lessons from a child's riddle
Links are dead, Doc
Linksys working on a Wireless-G Phone Adapter Bridge: here are pix
Linux calling: Are cell phones ready?
Linux Licensing: barriers to developers
Linux Support: the market share killer
Linux: GPL impedes more than it helps
Linux: The meaning of success
Mac mini needs a Front Row
Macromedia preps Eclipse-based Flash builder
Major layoffs expected at Novell
Man guilty of accessing tsunami site
Manhattan Metadrama
Means, motive, and opportunity
Meet Earthlink: brainy, brash and utterly fearless
Microsoft 'permatemp' checks finally arrive
Microsoft 2.0: Combining software and services
Microsoft adds to OneCare security beta
Microsoft and invention
Microsoft and Yahoo further deepen ties
Microsoft backs off music player squeeze
Microsoft building a fully Web-based Office?
Microsoft checks out the iPod way
Microsoft developers get latest database, tools
Microsoft earnings present a mixed bag
Microsoft exec: ID cards pose security risk
Microsoft gets on the grid
Microsoft not out of legal woods yet
Microsoft Office 'lite' for the Web in the works?
Microsoft on security and spyware
Microsoft outlines IE7 security plans
Microsoft plugs Windows worm holes
Microsoft ponies up for academia
Microsoft reveals game lineup for Xbox 360
Microsoft set to test security software
Microsoft shuffles execs as reorg continues
Microsoft simplifies code-sharing plan
Microsoft takes on spam zombies
Microsoft takes stand on 'virtual' licensing
Microsoft to offer book search
Microsoft to provide security strategy update
Microsoft to support PDF in Office 12
Microsoft to take Windows from South Korea?
Microsoft updates Windows Vista test code
Microsoft vs. OSI Part II
Microsoft's 'big bang' could be its last
Microsoft's big security news
Microsoft's claims of foul play in Massachusetts don't hold up
Microsoft's Linux-related patents rejected
Microsoft's on-demand strategy is barely twitching
Microsoft's Passport to doom
Microsoft's unique innovation
Microsoft, Google to resume battle for employee
Microsoft, Motorola form new alliance
Microsoft, RealNetworks near settlement?
Microsoft: In Africa, cost isn't the only thing
Microsoft: No Office on Linux 'at this time'
Microsoft: Nothing to gain from Firefox flaws
Microsoft: PDF yes, ODF no
Microsoft: We were railroaded in Massachusetts on ODF
Monsoon floods hit Indian tech capital
Moore's law of training defines the economic cycle
More from the little red hen
More on a Web-based Microsoft Office
More on Microsoft and invention
More trouble with Microsoft patches
Motorola ROKR shunned by consumers
Motorola, Intel team on mobile WiMax
Mozilla plugs Thunderbird holes
MP3-player demand to spike in 2009
MS pushes new Exchange 2003 service pack
Music buyers step-up downpayment on their own DRM noose
MySQL preps business upgrade
Mystery donor gives Stanford free Yahoo music
Nano skyscrapers may precede space elevator
NATO tests RFID to prevent friendly fire
Need a job? Don't use a Mac
Nessus creator challenging the community
Nessus security tool closes its source
Net backbone outage fixed, for now
Net blackout sparks talk of new rules
Net firms reach deal to avoid new blackout
Net pirates will face stiffer punishment
Netscape update fixes Firefox bugs
Network feud leads to Net blackout
Networks at risk from Snort bug
New browser gives taste of Web 2.0
New hopes from Sun's idea factory
New HP iPAQ hw6500 smartphone is a dud
New iPods for the holidays
New iPods make some add-ons yesterday's hits
New Microsoft products for enterprise, small business
New PowerBooks underwhelm
New tech speaks many languages at once
News Focus: Google finds a partner--Sun
Next for Sun, Google, Java: Walking papers for the fat client cartel?
Nick Carr on the amorality of Web 2.0
Nigeria enlists Microsoft to fight spam scammers
Nintendo's NES game console turns 20
No more 'Unbreakable' Oracle
No surprise: DRM nightmare rears ugly head. Again.
Nokia delays shipments of Web tablet
Noted crypto expert performs detailed Skype vulnerability analysis
Nothing but the online truth--or else
Notorious B.G. on MTV
OASIS submits OpenDocument as standard
Obstacles ahead for Amazon's 1-Click checkout?
Of Welsh swimmers and computer vision
Off topic: Record oil company profits and gas prices
Office 12: Is that your spreadsheet on my server?
Office beta coming in November
Office schemas and sublicensing
Old software weakening Net's backbone, survey says
One-tenth of the world's population shopping online, says ACNielsen
Online ads pull in Fortune 500 fans
Open source science
Open source standards are the story of the year
OpenDocument could 'turn everything inside out'
OpenOffice celebrates anniversary by squashing bug
OpenOffice celebrates turning 2.0
OpenOffice.org 2.0 is here, but is it a pig?
Oracle buys open-source database firm
Oracle fixes bugs with mega patch
Oracle password system comes under fire
Oracle to offer free database
Our pillows are dangerous for our health
Ozzie: Google a rallying point for Microsoft
P.A. Semi's raises the low power stakes
Palm drops Zire, Tungsten names
Palm opens engineering center in Ireland
Panel: E-voting vulnerable
Passports to get RFID chip implants
Patent holder plans shakedown of XML users. So, that's everybody, right?
PC shipments leap past expectations
PDF vs. Office XML
PDF won't cut it
People who need BPEL aren't the luckiest people...
Performance analysis of OpenOffice and MS Office
Peter Jackson puts on 'Halo' for Hollywood
PGP set to release encryption package
Phishing fight may be paying off
Photo Gallery: Emerging Technologies at MIT
Photo Gallery: Web 2.0 Conference 2005
Photo Gallery: Web 2.0 Conference 2005
Photo: Dell's open source PC
Photos: Createc gadgets galore
Photos: Inside these chips, art awaits
Photos: Pumpkin PC
Photos: Pumpkin PC
Photos: Tower of Babel crumples with new tech
Platforms, products and services
Podcasters prepare to launch video era
Police blotter: Closed-source breathalyzer on trial
Police blotter: Patriot Act wins a round
Politico wants to move up DTV deadline
PowerPC, x86, and Apple pricing
PR folks are quickly figuring out blogs and podcasts
Productivity applications tower over search's role in generating new revenues
Publishers sue Google over book search project
Publishers to build own online book network
Pumpkin PC
Pumpkin PC
Quote of the day: FCC 'regulating the entire Internet'
Ray Lane visits the Gillmor Gang
Ray Ozzie: Support for ODF is a 'support issue,' not a matter of principle
Razr sales raise Motorola profit
Reading Between the Lines
Ready for a 20-inch laptop?
Real fixes flaws in music players
Real, Microsoft reach truce
Real: How can we spend Microsoft's money?
Red Hat CEO urges rejection of lock-ins
Red Hat's Matthew Szulik: No more lock-in
Report: Antispam push helping curb U.S. junk mail
Return of the $100 PC
Rights and wrongs of Salesforce's 'eBay' play
RIM denied stay pending court appeal
RIM inks deal for JPEG patent
RIM to take patent spat to Supreme Court
Ring tones--the new protest songs
Rise of the patent trolls
Roadblocks, new ideas in video-on-demand biz
Robots take the wheel in desert race
RSA to test new Web authentication service
Ruby on Rails chases simplicity in programming
Ruling opens SMS can of spam
Rx for Linux: Part 1 - Measurements and Markets
Rx for Linux: Part 2 - SCO, Patents, and Money
Rx for Linux: Part 3 - Licensing Clarity
Rx for Linux: Part 4 - Community Support
Rx for Linux: Part 5 - Executive support
Salesforce.com shows some new tradable apps
Samsung to pay $300 million for price fixing
Samy opens new front in worm war
SBC CFO jokes: we're out to pillage and plunder the industry
SBC chief: Vonage, other VoIP providers should pay to use our pipes
Scattered Vonage outages reported
Schmidt: Hold developers liable for flaws
Schoolhouse blogs
SCO anagram wants a piece of XML
Scoble on changing corporate culture one e-mail, post, appearance at a time
Scobleizing Microsoft's corporate culture
Second-tier Linux makers release new products
Security expert: Vendors to blame, not coders
Security flaw touches Windows Media Player, IE
Security: standards aren't enough
Segway rolls out technology licenses
Senate panel sets end to analog TV broadcasts
Senator: Keep U.N. away from the Internet
Senators: Bloggers may not be true journalists
Sergey Brin unplugged at Web 2.0
Sergey Brin: No office suite...for now
Sex.com domain hijacker captured
SF Google Wi-Fi pegged at $250 mill; now how many ads would it take to cover the nut?
Shield promises to repel zombies
Shootout at the stun gun corral
Site describes how to unlock the Linskys Vonage PAP2
Sizing the on-demand market and its growth potential
Skype flaws open computers to attack
Slew of Windows patches coming
Slowing light down to 245 meters per second!
Small company makes big claims on XML patents
Snort exploit published
So where are we?
So, what's Microsoft's next move in Massachusetts?
SOA city, surburban angst?
SOA roadblocks
Sober worm offshoot lurks behind class photo
Software comes of age
Software glitch stalls some Toyota hybrids
Software lemmings head for the platform cliff
Some context in the DRM debate
Sonos responds to Declaration of InDRMpendence
Sony Ericsson releases 3G Walkman phone
Sony to repair defective camcorders
SPAM, Phishing, and other trash transmissions
Specs are a business plan
Sprint dials into music
Sprint shouldn't sue Vonage: they should buy them
Squabble continues over credit card breach
Stanford wins $2 million in robotic car race
Start-up plans new energy-efficient processor
Steve Case resigns from Time Warner board
Stock option accounting arrives at Sun
Streaming .avi and MPEG files
Studio bridges next-gen DVD divide
Study: IT spending to slow down in 2007
Study: Online holiday sales to top $18 billion
Suit filed over Nano scratches
Sun and Google shake hands
Sun CTO Greg Papadopoulos on Google's soft underbelly, Microsoft, HP and other topics
Sun has high expectations for Niagara
Sun investors just say no to 'poison pill'
Sun investors size up McNealy
Sun looks for users running rival OSes
Sun releases Jini with open-source license
Sun to update Solaris 10 by year end
Sun's Bray joins the inDRMpendence chorus
Sun's CFO to retire
Sun's gloomy side
Sun's LBO Rumour
Sun's Schwartz has right DRM idea, but maybe not the power
Sun's Schwartz says AJAX to play a role in OpenOffice. Here's my bet on how.
Sun, Google ink multiyear deal
Supreme Court rejects cell phone radiation appeal
Supreme Court won't review Microsoft patent appeal
Supreme Court won't review Microsoft patent case
Survey: IT spending to rise in 2006
Symantec looks to sell more services
Symantec quietly hikes Norton renewal prices
Symantec wants to secure your memories
Symantec won't 'whine' about Microsoft
Symantec: No end in sight for acquisitions
Symbian CEO: Keep the smart in smart phone
Tech firms to tackle Linux desktop standards
Telecom TV market to reach $600 mln by 2009
Telefonica to pay $31.6 billion for O2
Tempted by blogs, spam becomes 'splog'
Thankfully, Moto's iTunes phone is a market dud
The $100 laptop: What are the odds?
The better part of "Better, Faster, Cheaper"
The big picture behind Google, Microsoft, Yahoo, AOL, Real, and Sun deal-o-mania
The cheapest Ray of Sunshine
The Dan & David Show: Ballmer on the hot seat and a Masschusetts vs. Microsoft update
The Dan & David Show: Google-Sun mash up, Web 2.0 and more
The Dan & David Show: Massachusetts vs. Microsoft
The debate on software malpractice
The early adopter tax
The future of TV
The Google/Sun Alliance
The Great Disruptive Start-Ups Search, Part 1
The idea of less as a competitive advantage
The key to fresh water: imitation spleen proteins
The last thing Apple needs is a video iPod
The Linux Killer Application (Beta 2?)
The Mac mini's silent upgrade
The Net, RFID integral to tomorrow's operating room
The new iMac: thin is in
The open source consolidation phase is beginning
The portal wars 2.0
The real threat to Microsoft in open source
The right attitude to the job
The swinging pendulum
They should have pulled the trigger
Throw away your iPod earbuds
Tight squeeze for mobile TV
Time to clear out those J2EE boxes
TippingPoint: Our bounty squelched bug
TiVo buries the VCR
Top 25 on-demand providers
Top phishing site hosters: USA - 32%, China - 12%, Korea - 11%
Trojan masquerades as Skype update
Trojan sucks life from PSPs
U.S. cybersecurity due for calamity?
U.S. cybersecurity due for FEMA-like calamity?
Unions seek video iPod residuals
Updating perceptions
USAToday, you are wrong: CallVantage Heartbeat does *not* solve VoIP E911
Use your head: here's a handy guide to VoIP-ready headsets
Useability 101: Dan Gillmor shouldn't have to play Russian Roulette
Using perl with RH and apache
Verio makes amends for outage
VeriSign to control '.com' domain until 2012
Veritas issues patch for NetBackup flaw
Verizon sends me rebuttal to charges by Wireless Philadelphia's Neff
Verizon's TV dreams
VHS lives on--just barely
Video game sales down 20% in September 2005
Video iPod gets a little sexier
Video iPod imminent?
Video iPod puts wrinkle in TV advertising
VMWare puts the pressure on Microsoft
VMware upgrades data center software, ambitions
VoIP social networking's latest alliance: Classmates and NetZero
VooDoo PC founder weighs in on AMD vs. Intel
Voodoo's colorful mini PC moves to consumers
Walk this way--or your phone won't work
War game incenses Iranians
Warner joins Blu-ray DVD camp
We the Sheeple (and other tales of DRM woe)
Web 2 Oh
Web 2.0 a murderer? Hey, peace man!
Web 2.0 and open source
Web 2.0 and open source
Web 2.0 Conference week starts tomorrow
Web 2.0 Conference, first day impressions
Web 2.0 Humor
Web 2.0 launchpad roundup
Web 2.0: Looking for new ideas in search
Web 2.0: Rainforest edition
Web trains eye on Wilma
What Google is really up to
What publics must open source managers serve?
What's hiding on your microchip?
What's lurking in your PC?
When carriers clash, Net suffers
When e-mail comes back to haunt you
Where are the Disruptive Start-ups in Web 2.0?
Where biggest spenders on children clothing live: Des Moines, New York, Boston
Who was holding the gun?
Who will get AOL's swing vote? Ask Bambi...
Who would actually use web based Office?
Who's accountable (or liable) for software security?
Why don't game developers get it?
Why multi-party stewardship of the OpenDocument Format matters so much
Why rich clients rule and always will
Why Windows Explorer pauses and how to fix it
Why you should try VMWare's free virtual machine runtime
Will bloggers get to cover Libby trial?
Will PayPal become Skype's paymaster?
Will Wal-Mart sell $398 notebooks, desktops?
Wilma hammers Florida
Windows patch backfires on the security-minded
Windows Vista operating system to include antispyware
Wired-up Africans reach 100 million-- ingenious uses abound
Wired-up Africans reach 100 million-- ingenious uses abound
With new factory, AMD ups ante against Intel
Wooing Hollywood to be a tough act for Apple
World's first biogas train fueled by cows
Worms biting harder into IM, P2P
Xbox 360 controller to work with PCs too
Xbox 360 in a league of its own
Xbox plays starring role in Windows update
XML co-inventor Bray responds to patent assault
Yahoo 2.0: Time spent = more money
Yahoo boosts prices on music service
Yahoo fixes Web mail security flaw
Yahoo speech engineers can work, court says
Yahoo taking on Google, Microsoft for AOL?
Yahoo to digitize public domain books
Yahoo to launch podcast search site
Yahoo's Semel talks new, new media
Yahoo, Microsoft close to IM pact
Yahoo, Microsoft link IM services
Yahoo, Richard Bangs team for adventure content
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ZDNet Reader: Fat Clients are forever
Zend brings PHP to Oracle's database
Zend seeks to broaden PHP appeal
Zotob damage deep but not widespread