Discussion threads on 2005-11

Decision time for reaching true computer security
"I'm harmless", -"hey, me too"
"Unix beats Windows" -Says Microsoft!
$100 laptop expected in late 2006
'Bot' for Sony CD software spotted online
'Buy American' legislation draws fire
'Critical' Windows fix coming for PCs
*&^%$ Computers!
112.1 bln banner impressions shown in August 2005
180solutions on anti-spyware
180solutions turns the tables
300,000 Xbox 360s for Europe launch
58 mln people to shop online on cyber-Monday
65ò0of office workers spend 0.5-3 hours reading poorly written e-mail
>Land Value taxation and the Stock market
A bird flu resource guide
A Cold(play) case in works on 'CSI: NY'
A message to Steve Jobs - From Greg Papadopoulos
A movie projector in a cell phone?
A new world order circa 2015
A poster for the roses
ACLU challenges Patriot Act
Ad-supported applications: just say no
Ad-supported Windows and desktop apps?
Adopting ITIL? Read this
Ads soon searchable with TiVo
Advantage - Macintosh
Advertising isn't enough to fund on-demand
Adware company unfairly criticized?
AJAX vs. Desktop Development
Al Jazeera plans to go international in 2006
All I want for Christmas is a new SOA component model
Amazon looks to solve problems that stump computers
Amazon taps celebrities for online charity
Amazon Wiki and Washington Post Remix
Amazon wins 1-Click patent case
Amazon, Random House throw book at Google
AMD expects significant profit rise in 2006
AMD surpasses Intel in U.S. retail stores
AMD to help India develop chip industry
An antitrust line in the sand
And they said 'WebOffice' couldn't be done..
Another fallen spyware pusher?
Another QuickTime flaw found
Another U.N. Internet rift develops
Anti-DRM tide rises inside Sony; Scotch tape defeats rootkit
Anti-spyware spread by spyware
Antivirus firms target Sony copy protection
AOL forces friends on AIM customers
AOL refreshes picture offering
AOL says 'Welcome back' to old TV shows
AOL's got MusicNow
Apple aims to protect Rosetta mark
Apple iTunes security flaw discovered
Apple lines up for Intel-Micron flash
Apple may launch Intel laptops, analyst says
Apple patches 'critical' QuickTime flaws
Apple releases Broadband Tuner 1.0
Apple releases OS X security patches
Apple tries to patent 'tamper-resistant software'
Apple update fixes Mac OS X flaws
Apple's Intel launch ahead of schedule?
Apple: Not a DRM monopoly yet, but behavior is monopolistic
April Fool joke on Halloween?
Are the N.Y. County politicians crazy?
Are these the Sony rootkit CDs?
Are Vista Graphics requirement anything to fear?
Attack code out for 'critical' Windows flaw
Attack code released for IE hole
Attack targets Sony 'rootkit' fix
Attackers switching to applications, media players
Attention deficit disorder? Try video games
Attention Skype-haters: SkypeKiller lets you wipe Skype from your network for good
Attention Vonage; "pound sign" has a different meaning in the U.K.
Auditor inquisition could determine ODF's fate in Massachusetts
Balancing privacy and personal data
Ballmer: Here's why Microsoft is different
Ban BitTorrent if they don't comply
Bank customers willing to pay for online security
Battery chargers vs. in-PowerBook charging
BEA snaps up small data-access company
Bees are definitively very clever insects
Best Buy looks to expand house-brand products
Big Brother or Uncle Sam?
Big company research budgets
Bill and Ray memos, WikiCalc, root kits and more (The Dan & David Show)
Bill drops bomb on ODF in Massachusetts
Bill-bomb dropped on OpenDocument Format in Massachusetts
Binary XML advances, but not all are happy
Biometrics council wants to fill standards gap
Bird flu virus infects PCs
Blogging as 'intellectual hydroplaning'?
Blu-ray group, HP at odds
Blue Coat to cleanse encrypted traffic
Borland names new CEO
Bots may get cloak of encryption
Bots slim down to get tough
Bracing for the Xbox 360 rush
Braving the chill for an Xbox thrill
Brazil's bumpy road to the low-cost PC
Brazil: The spirit of community
Breathalyzer source code must be disclosed
Bricklin's WikiCalc: Much much more than just a mashup of wikis and spreadsheets
British teen cleared in 'e-mail bomb' case
British teen in court over 'e-mail bomb' charges
Browser Wars 2006 - Microsoft set to continue dominance
Build-it-yourself cell phones
Bumpy start for Google analytics giveaway
Bush Administration to Sony: It's your intellectual property -- it's not your computer
Businessman: messed up Qwest-Vonage number transfer cost me $8,604.57
CA targets Sony DRM as spyware
Cable companies call on Sprint Nextel
Cable goes for the quadruple play
Cablevision accelerates broadband offering
California man charged in 'bot net' attacks
Can the wizard of Oz pull it off?
Can there actually be honesty in advertising?
Cassatt's Bill Coleman: Changing the economics of business
Caution! Don't put all your eggs in VoIP service bundle
Check Point to offer corporate anti-spyware
China: Local software for local people
CIA goes open source - but repository gets few takers
Cingular tests unlimited calls to AT&T home phones
CIO jury: $100 laptop a boost for Linux
Cisco enters citywide wireless market
Cisco squashes 'critical' Net attack bug
Cisco's rejection of open source success
Claria doesn't want you to know they do pop-ups
Clashes precede Net governance showdown
ClearNova gives AJAX an automation boost
Clues emerge in PayPal's Skype integration roadmap
Code exploits Windows flaw in image file handling
Competing in a flat world
Computer Associates continues its rehabilitation
Computers with a 'human' face
Congress divided on broadcast flag plan
Cost questions dog Blu-ray DVD's lead
Court puts clamp on alleged spyware ring
Crash reports hit Xbox 360
Crowd gathers for Homebrew Computer Club's 30th
Cuba, Iran lash out at Internet freedom
Cyber Monday exceeds last year's holiday sales peak
Cyberterror 'overhyped,' security guru says
Deal aims to stamp out piracy on cell phones
Decision time for reaching true computer security
Dell drops behind IBM and HP in server satisfaction
Dell earnings gets dinged by PC problems
Dell is selling AMD chips. But why?
Dell's dilemma--it's about pricing
Dell, seeking sales growth, embraces style, luxury
Democrats defeat election-law aid for bloggers
Democrats unveil 'innovation agenda'
Did Sony 'rootkit' pluck from open source?
Digital pens to prescribe paper some rest
Digital radio still hard to hear
Discount Razr phones on the horizon?
Ditching the home phone
Do two rights make a standard?
Do you really want to hear the latest in the SCO-IBM case?
Doc Searls: The net could get flushed into the telco sewer system unless WE act. Now.
Document Storage and Retrieval
Does WIndows Rule?
Don't steal the open source brand
DRM - A necessary evil
DRM: A personal story
Dutch tech firm wants to rid the Web of the .com
E-mail filters almost spam proof
EarthLink's pursuit lands spammer in can
eBay buzzing with Xbox 360 auctions
eBay stops Web sale of Tamiflu
eBay to make APIs free to developers
Eco Sun rising with the UltraSPARC T1
Ellison to pay $122 million in settlement
EMI: We don't use rootkits
Employee gadgets pose security risk to companies
Energy hogs in your living room
EU committee backs telecom data storage rule
EU court hopes to rule on Microsoft by April
Exclusive: Skype planning a "Skype for Business" offering
Exploit code puts Windows XP and 2000 at risk
Exploring Mars will be a risky business
Fabric7 banks on high-end x86 servers
Facing oil's expensive future
FAQ: Behind TiVo's play for iPod, PSP
FAQ: Sony's 'rootkit' CDs
FBI warns surfers of scam e-mails
FCC drops E911 cutoff date
FCC to investigate video franchise rules
Feds mull regulation of quantum computers
Feds' Net-wiretapping order set to kick in
Finally a nice free GIMP alternative
Finding harmony among iPod rivals
Finger pointing after Dell's Halloween scare
Firefox accelerating development cycle
Firefox beta out of the foxhole
Firefox marks its first year on the Net
Firefox plans mass marketing drive
Firing back at Phil Waineright
First Intel Macs to arrive in January?
First signs of Google using Analytics data
Flaw puts secure Cisco Wi-Fi networks at risk
Follow up on Sony DRM fiasco
Foolproof iris recognition technology?
Ford squeezes an office into a truck
Foreign powers are main cyberthreat, U.K .says
Free online 'Star Trek' spoof is top Finnish film
Free software is not really free
French taxman opts for OpenOffice
Friendster overture not endearing to all
From PlanetQuest, software for stargazers
FTC busts Enternet Media for spyware
FTC, states take on online-auction fraud
Fuzzy logic behind Bush's cybercrime treaty
Gandalf to speed up Internet access
Gartner sees less demand for IT specialists
Gartner: Ignore Vista until 2008
Gartner: Wait 'til '08 for Vista
Gas pipe broadband?
Gates introduces Microsoft bet on 'live software'
Gates memo warns of 'disruptive' changes
Gates memo: Brace for 'services wave'
Gates sketches out Windows and Office Live
Gates to tout Microsoft's supercomputing move
Gates' services memo draws Salesforce.com response
Gates: Microsoft ready to go 'live'
Gates: We're entering 'live era' of software
Good locks down phones with McAfee
Google Analytics stops at 234,725 accounts
Google Base service goes live
Google Base: Preparing for the worst?
Google book scanning still on hold
Google chase could trip up Microsoft
Google co-founder lives modestly, dad says
Google fixes glitch that unleashed flood of porn
Google introduces ad-services referral program
Google launches AdSense referral program
Google phishing scam promises a $400 windfall
Google starts accepting new analytics registrations
Google to sponsor Manchester United soccer club?
Google toolbar for Firefox 1.5 RC1
Google touts new features in desktop tool
Google using Time Warner Telecom for VoIP?
Google, Microsoft and Yahoo begin war on features
Google: Thinking about the future of TV ads
Google: What is this 'chart' thing?
Governments fuel growth in health care IT market
Greenland's ice belly is growing
Hard-disk jockey turns electricity into music
Harvard newspaper subpoenaed in Facebook suit
Hasbro gadget to show downloaded Nick toons
Hawking's cosmological riff
Hello, this is Google, your operator, speaking
Herding video content for the iPod
Here are some ways Google and Sun could work together
Here's the *real* strategy behind big cable's alliance with SprintNextel
Hey Google, can you spare a few KLOCs for OO.o?
High court won't hear programmer's appeal
High-tech photos give new meaning to 'talking pictures'
Home office is no tax shelter
Homeland Security's vague cybersecurity plan
Hot tech gifts for the holidays
Hovsepian now heir apparent at Novell
How do I know the number of Google Analytics accounts?
How do you stop Sony's rootkit at the office?
How long does a WPA key need to be?
How to make money from open source Apache
How to mess up a product launch- and it's happening right now
How to stop 'Active Scripting' in home PCs
How to stop Hollywood and Congress from trampling on your constitutional rights
How to store hydrogen fuel
HP adds 60-day Symantec protection to PC lineup
HP plays the patent game
HP ushers in new blade PC, switches chips
I don't care how cool TiVo-iPod is, and neither do the lawyers
I told them so
IBM Cell, IBM Linux?
IBM demos low-cost 3D TV tech
IBM follows Sun's lead with open letter to Massachusetts gov't
IBM kit moves Solaris software to Linux
IBM lands giant server deal with China
IBM looks to 'master' unruly data
IBM may offer free DB2 database
IBM releases Viper database beta
IBM sees bright light with carbon nanotubes
IBM slows light, readies it for networking
IBM to analyze digital scuttlebutt
IBM, Sun to create 'OpenDocument Foundation'?
IBM: The computer isn't the network. It's the blade chassis.
Icahn to Time Warner: Don't sell AOL on the cheap
Identity and Documentation
if (Windows Rules) then (Linux fails)
If it's 'live' it's on Linux
Image Gallery: Microsoft going 'live'
Image problems lead to worker shortage in oil industry
Image-handling flaws put Windows PCs at risk
In Milwaukee, private sector takes the lead on muni Wi-Fi
In wake of Solaris' renaissance, predictions of its death were obviously premature
India: Speaking your language
Innovators bemoan near-sighted R&D
Inside Symantec's security bunker
Insiders share tips for partnering with Microsoft
Intel brings virtualization to the desktop
Intel PowerBooks ahead of schedule
Intel pushes WiMax around the globe
Intel reopens upgraded chip plant
Intel's intro of virtualization hardware for PCs should herald new era
Intel's Otellini in the hot seat as AMD gains share
Interactive billboards you can walk around in
Internet control issue back-burnered, for now
Internet showdown in Tunis
IP Doesn't Matter?
iPod porn pains parents, employers
iPod your car, the right way
iPods to support copy-protected CDs?
Is 'SOA' becoming a word?
Is digg the new Slashdot?
Is e-mail past due?
Is Linux tougher to deal with than Windows?
Is Microsoft bringing CRM to the masses?
Is Nuvio the best VoIP provider? Here's who thinks so
Is retail right for Dell?
Is RIM losing its edge?
Is SOA a 'mini-me' of Web 2.0?
Is the OpenDocument Format strategically better for the disabled? Maybe.
Is Vista advice from Gartner worth it?
It appears Google is planning Google Calendar service
IT employees--handle with care
IT managers: Yes to Cisco, No to IBM
It's a floor cleaner! No, it's a client interface!
It's not about OpenDocument vs MS. It's about open standards.
Itanium sinks again in supercomputers
iTunes outsells traditional music stores
Judge puts Michigan's video game law on hold
Judge to RIM: We're not delaying this any longer
Justice Dept. pushes stiffer antipiracy laws
Kazaa keywords to be blocked, Australian judge rules
Lamberth vs. Interior again
Last waltz for Grokster
Latest OpenBSD boosts hardware support
Latest Sober threatens e-mail gateways
Leaked CTO memo reveals Microsoft's specific priorities
Leaked Documents from Bill Gates and Ray Ozzie
Let the file format hairsplitting begin
Let the great Microsoft mash-up begin
Let users write their own applications
Level 3 to acquire WilTel
LG.Philips Displays ups production of slim CRTs
Liberty Alliance eases way for stronger ID checks
Lie detectors may be next step in airline security
Limbaugh video heads to iPods
LinkedIn looks to premium services for profit
Linksys releases IP-PBX for smaller businesses
Linux backers form patent-sharing firm
Linux kernel released after 'false alarms'
Linux PCs: Customer service or lip service?
Linux vs. Unix
Long live the CIO, but kiss the IT dept. goodbye
Looking for VoIP phone, adapter bargains? I got 'em
Lost in the Ethernet
Lost in the Ethernet
Low prices, Windows capture server market
Mac mini to go Intel in January
Mac OS X on x86 Reviewed
Macromedia fixes Flash Player flaw
Macs Not Totally Immune to Sony Spyware
Making programmers more productive
Man pays $100,000 for virtual resort
Mapping learns an open source lesson
Market growing for refurbished, used iPods
Mass-mailer worm lurks in bogus Skype signup email invite
Mass. assault on monoculture
Mass. bill endangers OpenDocument decision
Mass. officials criticize OpenDocument decision
Mass. warms to Microsoft Office standard
Massachusetts open source fight becomes partisan
Maxell focuses on holographic storage
Media response to ZFS
Meet the Mockers: the anti-VoIP machine fires up
Mercury Interactive has optimization problem
Mercury Interactive: After the fall
Microsoft acquires Net-calling start-up
Microsoft adds e-mail, IM to Live.com
Microsoft alums amass thousands of patents
Microsoft and special consideration
Microsoft announcement Tuesday may be bigger news than expected
Microsoft Announces The Live Era
Microsoft business unit head steps aside
Microsoft buys FolderShare
Microsoft CTO Starts Blog
Microsoft delivers Windows Live Mail beta
Microsoft dips toe in shared source
Microsoft ECMA/ISO move could give Office formats new lease on life
Microsoft enlists new buddies for antiphishing trip
Microsoft eyes ads as consumers close wallets
Microsoft eyes making desktop apps free
Microsoft hits the books in Britain
Microsoft inks cable deal for HDTV support
Microsoft launches long-awaited updates
Microsoft Live no jive
Microsoft loses money on each Xbox
Microsoft makes its way to 64-bit chips
Microsoft offers security test drive
Microsoft patches may break Web sites
Microsoft pitches Web tools to hosting companies
Microsoft researchers outline a 'dependable' OS
Microsoft rolls out first Office 12 beta
Microsoft says handheld software back in sync
Microsoft set to roll out 'longer twitch' products
Microsoft tells judge it's antitrust-compliant
Microsoft tests classifieds service
Microsoft to standardize Office formats
Microsoft urges Flash bug patching
Microsoft will wipe Sony's 'rootkit'
Microsoft's ad pitch underpins Net moves
Microsoft's cultural shift becomes oddly, swiftly evident
Microsoft's Ray Ozzie on the Web Office
Microsoft's standardization move divides experts
Microsoft, Daum reach settlement
Microsoft: Becoming a faster follower...again
Microsoft: It's time to protect privacy
Microsoft: No more five-year waits for SQL Server
Mitnick: It's a new breed of hackers
Mobile porn sales to reach $196 mln by 2009
Moglen: Open-source risks overblown
Moore's Law lives
More Enternet Media, their deceptive practices continue
More Google classifieds buzz
More H1-B visas on the way?
More video content for the iPod
Mozilla takes wraps off Firefox 1.5
Mr. T rides shotgun
MS competitors gather to fast track ODF's evolution
MS-Office schema not as open source friendly as Microsoft says it is
Music industry's new piracy crackdown
MySpace.com creates own record label
Nasdaq to let firms clip tickers
Net phone operators reach E911 deadline
Netflix members eligible for free upgrade
New 'Sober' virus circulating
New competitors in Microsoft's crosshairs
New FCC report advocates a la carte TV pricing
New high-definition DVDs to use old video technology?
New Orleans to offer free Wi-Fi
New scanners for weapons detection
New Sony CD risk identified
New taxes could run rural broadband
New Windows Trojan causes confusion
New worm targets Linux systems
New York AG blasts Sony
News Corp. may form Net company
Nigeria joins antiscam effort
No end seen to patching race
No more blurry pictures!
No Vista Beta 2 this year
Nokia says smart-phone market to double in 2006
Nokia sees 2006 market beating expectations
Nokia TV? Here are five big obstacles in the way
Nokia's Linux-based Internet device on sale
Nominee's past rulings give hint of tech views
Norway, Sweden line up for RFID train
Novell names new CTO
Novell names new No. 2 exec
Novell to chop 600 jobs
OASIS? XML? Permanence?
Office 12 moves closer to beta
Office XML as ECMA and ISO Standard?
One out of seven SOA efforts have already failed
Online auto sales scammers to serve time
Online banking too risky? Some say yes
Online DVD rentals expected to surge
Online horrors: It's trick...or trick
Online maps market: MapQuest - 71%, Yahoo! Maps - 32%, Google Maps - 25%
Online photo service usage up 197ò0in July 2005
Online-movie pirate gets 3-month sentence
Only this solution will solve the VoIP E911 mess
Open Source Costs in Schools
Open source database wars begin
Open source goes to Tunis
Open source intelligence?
Open source lessons from the Sony scandal
Open source remote support
Open Source Zealots Dowplay Danger Of Perl Flaw On ZDNet Talkbacks
Open source, open wallet
Open source: Developing markets look for alternatives to U.S.
Open-source PCs take a passage to India
OpenDocument format gathers steam
Opening the door on a CD-less music label
Opera brags about record downloads of own security patch and blames Microsoft
Opera browser to take flight
Opera issues security patch
OPML, Audible, and Attention
Oracle makes a 'splat' at XML 2005
Overhauling the Linux license
Ozzie memo: 'Internet services disruption'
Palm: We're not abandoning Palm OS
PalmSource acquisition finalized
Panic Attack 2005 -- right on schedule
Part 2: Attack of the instant messengers
Passports passe in United Arab Emirates
PCs plagued by bad capacitors
Personalized Start Pages: Microsoft, Google, Netvibes
Photos: Bad capacitors
Photos: Countdown to Xbox 360
Photos: Gizmos for gearheads
Photos: Gizmos for gearheads
Photos: Historic PCs
Photos: Looking for a Linux PC
Photos: Looking for a Linux PC
Photos: Low-cost PCs around the world
Photos: Mobile office 'built Ford tough'
Pizza chain caught without fully baked security
Police blotter: Legal flap over secret sex video
Political bloggers jailed, detained
Politicos wary of changes to copyright law
Politics and the perversion of standards
Poor GameCube sales zap Nintendo
Qualcomm sues Nokia over GSM patents
Quote of the day: Cell phones help 'organize' riots
Rampant WiFi VoIP handset security problems reported: is your device vulnerable?
Reality check on Xbox 360
RealNetworks issues critical patch
Red Hat looks under Linux's hood
Report: Holiday sales boomed amid phishing threat
Report: Vonage agents wary of mandatory new agreement
Research money crunch in the U.S.
RFID deadline hits defense industry
Rhetoric vs. Reality at SAP
Richard Stallman wants your help with GPL V3.0
RIM debuts Intel-powered BlackBerry
Ringtones to generate $721 mln in Western Europe in 2008
Robert Knowling leaves HP board
Roberts v. Roberts
Robots 'feel' objects with their whiskers
ROI: Risk of incarceration?
Root kits, saving the Net, GoogleMart, The Stones, John Doerr and more (The Dan & David Show)
Rootkit worm linked to hacker group in Middle East
Rootkits galore: part I
Rosen approves Microsoft Office format license
Samsung's Apple deal probed
Sandbox schmandbox. Java springs a critical security leak.
Sanyo reveals restructuring details
SAP's Agassi explains his open source stance
SAP's Shai Agassi: Unplugged
SBC closes AT&T acquisition
SCO finally reveals alleged Unix violations
SCO raises $10 million in stock sale
SCO: finally, an opportunity to judge for yourself
Scoble's 12 reasons for MS avoidance
Search becomes No. 2 Web activity
Search engines turning into applications
SEC urges security in online trading
Secondhand Microsoft software goes on sale
Security experts lift lid on Chinese hack attacks
Security pros discuss terror, tech
Security takes a wrong turn
Senator warns of Patriot Act alarmists
Senators target 'graphic' video games
Sentencing for illegal sales of software
Serial killer art raises free speech debate
Servicing the longtail of data warehousing
SGI to show next-generation Linux machines
Shifting commissioners at FCC
Skype to make U.S. retail debut
Smart people are funny
So Why Do People Hate Windows?
SOA: do we have to be disillusioned already?
Sober storms charts as month's biggest attack
Sober worm impersonates high-tech cops
Sober worm offshoot trades on Paris Hilton, FBI
Sobering up
Software developer kit for Cell chip
Software: No longer business as usual
Solaris 10 Announcements
Sony BMG faces the music
Sony CD protection sparks security concerns
Sony CDs recalled, but what did they leave behind?
Sony DRM using rootkit technology
Sony Ericsson launches three entry-level phones
Sony halts production of 'rootkit' CDs
Sony launches free Internet phone service
Sony Music CDs surreptitiously install DRM Trojan horses on PCs
Sony offers new CDs, MP3s for recalled discs
Sony offers removal and replacement for rootkit DRM
Sony rootkit prompts office clampdown on CD use
Sony rootkit used open source
Sony rootkit: The untold story
Sony sailing past rootkit controversy
Sony stops DRM cd's - temporarily
Sony to patch copy-protected CD
Sony's antipiracy may end up on antivirus hit lists
Sony's DRM software called spyware by antivirus vendor
Sony's IVE? Pardon me while I yawn
Sony's rootkit mess: the story continues
Sony's technical and PR fiasco continues
Sony, NEC to merge optical-drive efforts
South Korea delays Microsoft decision
South Korea delays Microsoft ruling again
Sparks, steel fly as robots battle for crown
Spray-on computers
Spyware spat makes small print a big issue
Spyware Sucks
Stanford using iTunes to take lectures global
Start-up aims to join telephone, wireless calls
Steve Gibson weighs in on WPA-PSK keys
Still 'no demand' for media-player-free Windows
Stock option expenses ding Cisco profit
Stolen PC holds sensitive consumer data
Stop IE 'Active Scripting' for all computers in a domain
Storage systems market on the rise
Storing liquid CO2 in the oceans?
Strong holiday sales expected for tech
Study: CEOs find blogs useful
Study: IM threats zooming up
Study: Keystroke spying on the rise
Study: Online newspapers flourish
Study: Teenagers favor IM to e-mail
Study: TiVo losing ground to generics
Subscribe and listen in three easy steps
Suit targets Sony BMG anti-piracy technology
Sun announces service to convert Microsoft Office docs to OpenOffice compatible format
Sun backs open-source database PostgreSQL
Sun chooses zero barrier to entry
Sun loss levels; acquisitions bring growth
Sun plugs serious holes in Java
Sun pulls thin client blitz with a Wyse huddle
Sun releases OpenSolaris file system
Sun to offer more free software
Sun to sell 'Niagara' servers this year
Sun's Solaris now an option for IBM blades
Sun's worst enemy: Sun PR?
Sun, Lucent team up on secure e-mail service
SunRocket incoming call service outages reported
Supercharged college P2P network closes
Supreme Court to hear eBay patent appeal
SuSE and Novell: Personality friction or culture war?
Suse co-founder leaves Novell
Symantec cuts revenue outlook
Symantec scraps Sygate consumer firewall
Taste for illegal tunes strong for Europe's youth
Tech customer service "reach a human" secrets THEY don't want you to know about
Tech firms assail proposed broadband rules
Tech firms back Bush Net effort
Tech firms focus on TV
Tech-support outsourcing is never the right thing to do
Technology can't beat us, casino cheat says
Telecom megamergers get final federal OK
Telecommuters: Beware the tax man
Terrorism threat to Net 'overstated'
Texas sues Sony BMG over alleged spyware
That thin client pie in the sky
The ads are coming, the ads are coming
The best smartphone for the Mac
The clash over content delivery
The day the broadcast died
The dirt on Ajax
The DRM grinch who stole Christmas
The evils of self check-in kiosks
The future of the Internet - What role for developing countries?
The Google Internet
The growing drumbeat for open source patch management
The importance of ID3 tags
The incumbent's conundrum
The iPod's missing feature: gapless playback
The latest GPL FUD is Version 3.0
The political meaning of open
The real deal behind Microsoft Live, politics and ODF and more (The Dan & David Show)
The risk driver -works for Unix
The secret behind CIA's venture capital
The unforgettable Peter Drucker
The usual suspects are on a patent hunt
The Web turns 15 - but are the bigco's ruining the party?
The World's Top Websites - Yahoo number 1, China moving up
The x86 fashion statement
The Xbox 360 rush is on
The XBox invasion
They have stirred up a hornet's nest
Thieves put car security system to test
Think Skype offers cheapest world dialing? Think again
ThinkPad returns to retail
Thomson lands $1.5 billion digital-movie role
Three million Xbox 360s in three months?
Time to feds to develop RFID standards: report
Time to patch your Cisco routers
Time Warner packages AOL with Road Runner
TiVo warms to the iPod
TiVo-recorded shows soon viewable on iPod, PSP
To all tech event producers: No more events in NYC please
To curb greenhouse gases, put them underground
Top national advocate for the disabled sets terms for endorsement of OpenDocument Format
Top open source lawyer blesses new terms on Microsoft's XML file format
Topix.net adds blogs - is it news?
Trojan horse rides on unpatched IE flaw
Trojan using Sony DRM to hide
Trust: One of the primary keys to project management
TRUSTe to legitimize adware
Tsunami 'hacker' keeps security job
Two Solaris advantages
Typing patterns as an authentication method
U.K. spammer sentenced to 6 years
U.S. mulls new digital-signature standard
U.S. pads lead in global supercomputing ranking
U.S. protests Net-summit crackdown
U.S. to retain control of Net traffic system
Unauthorized TiVo-iPod recording tech will bring out the lawyers
Unisys throws weight behind 'mature' Linux
Unsecured Wi-Fi could become a crime
Unsecured Wi-Fi would be outlawed by N.Y. county
UPS: Driving cost savings by eliminating left-hand turns
US retail videogame sales down 24% in October 2005
Verizon files suit over cell phone spam
Verizon plays hardball on pricing
Verizon testing 7mbps DSL
Vietnam opens satellite broadband gateway
Vint Cerf sets the record straight on who controls the net
Vital data often stored on unsecured devices
VoIP gets level pegging in Panama
VoIP providers band together
VPN flaw threatens Internet traffic
Wait on Vista? That depends...
Wal-Mart's fear of the Googleplex
Wall Street agog over Google
Walt Mossberg: Cell phones rule
Warner Bros. presses play on UMD format
Was OpenSolaris a Mistake?
Watermarks: A better DRM than DRM itself?
Web 2.0 dissed, big time
Web 2.0 Products We Need (But Which Don't Exist Yet)
Web 2.0 Wikipedia page taken over by Cynics
Web tool puts new face on Wikipedia
Wetware as a service
What can Google do for Open Office
What happened to Dewie the e-Turtle?
What if other things were open source?
What makes a rootkit?
What makes Microsoft blink
What to expect from Web 3.0
What's next for the Web
When did the shrink-wrap era really end?
When good capacitors go bad
Where are the dual core Xserves?
Where is open source innovation?
Whiteboardcasts: Microsoft's dilemma and Google's galaxy
Who could possibly benefit from ad-funded applications?
Who has the right to control your PC?
Who is fighting for network neutrality
Who is threatened by open source now? SAP
Why blogging matters
Why can't Microsoft just patch everything?
Why is good design hard to recognize?
Why NetZero VoIP over dialup will get few takers
Why not fund on-demand with ... money?
Why Skype won't drag eBay down
Why they say spyware is good for you
Why yakToAnyone is targeting the wrong market
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Will certification legitimize adware?
Will Google Base be the world's largest XML database?
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Windows AntiSpyware becomes "Defender"
Windows Defender announced
Windows desktop search gets down to business
Windows Live rooted in MSN's past
Windows vs. Linux? It's Apples and oranges
Wireless: The new backseat driver?
With telco mergers approved, greed factor can't be discounted
World's biggest grid seeks secrets of the universe
World's next fuel source could be designer organisms
Would you pay for a "Skype Nanny?"
Writely warms to OpenDocument
Xbox 360 and iPod interoperability? Sort of
Xbox 360 makes desert debut
Xbox 360 mania slams CircuitCity.com
Xbox 360 to launch with 18 titles
XBox 360: A harbinger of the PC lockdown to come?
XM integrates Napster for radio downloads
Yahoo and TiVo are an item
Yahoo backs off bidding for AOL stake
Yahoo goes drag-and-drop for mapping
Yahoo has a new research fellow
Yahoo to take ownership of overseas portals
Yahoo!-TiVo service debuts: precursor to Yahoo! buying TiVo?
Yakety Yak
Yankee Group acquired by private equity firm
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Yellowikis: a Web 2.0 Case Study, Part 3 - Demonstrating Web 2.0 Principles
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ZDNet study: Web technology slips to number six IT priority
Zimbra readies open-source business e-mail