Discussion threads on 2006-01

NetBeans may be a hedge for ISVS against messy client choices
"4.26" Desperation Decoded
'Botmaster' pleads guilty to computer crimes
'Free' is the new 'cheap' for software tools
'Nanoring' memories?
'SpongeBob,' 'South Park' head to iTunes
111 mln Internet users in China in 2005
125K tech jobs created in 2005, 217K new tech jobs in 2006
180solutions drops suit against Zone Labs
180solutions installation practices under fire
180solutions responds to CDT complaint - I think?
19 things Skype voice mail doesn't do - but oughta
20ò0of mobile users would be ok with cell phone ads
54.1 mln Americans use Cingular, 51.3 mln - Verizon
6 mln XM Radio subscribers, 3.3 mln Sirius subscribers
61ò0of business users say improving search is top priority for corporate intranet
62% of marketers happy with their Web analytics package
70-80ò0of Netflix rentals are long tail
A bold proposal: Make New Orleans a 21-century hub
A DVD combo? Don't hold your breath
A lawyer visits the 'GNU Republic'
A nice day for a VoIP wedding?
A note about Apple
A paragraph about Cell
A reminder that DRM is for text too
A roundtrip to Mars in one day?
A tale of two tricycles
A ten things mashup
A Treo that runs Windows Mobile...
A Web 2.0-ish approach to advancing SOA
ABC chief: Content still king, iPod or no
ABC News joins AOL to cover Bush speech
About blogging
Adobe Acrobat enters third dimension
Adobe program rivals Apple's Aperture
Adobe to release Flex beta
Adware and affiliate marketing by Ben Edelman
AIM users targeted again by IM worm, rootkit and adware
AJAX moves toward open source
AJAX sets off tools race
Album sales down 7.2% in 2005
Album sales hit nine-year low in 2005
Allchin touts the Vista virtues
Allchin: Buy Vista for the security
Allies pledge $10 billion to boost Itanium
Alternative sites for the WMF patch and Microsoft's response to the exploit
AMD CTO: Four chips are better than two
AMD forums laid low by Windows exploit
AMD market share soars in PCs
AMD once again hits the roaring 20s
AMD's 'Live' to rival Intel's Viiv
An intellectual property middle ground - part 4
Analyst: Dell likely to adopt AMD chips
Analysts who really understand on-demand
Analysts: Apple may offer new laptops
Annoy someone online--two years in jail
Annoyance isn't against the law, but, wait, it is now!
Anonymizer says it will rescue Chinese from the search censors
Another fix for the mobile TV capacity problem
Another salesforce.com outage
Anti-Apple DRM sentiment rising
Antivirus makers catch up to WMF bug
AOL acquires video search engine Truveo
AOL hasn't given up on growing subscriptions
AOL, 'Survivor' to pair up for reality show
Appistry to fortify MS' IronPython code with its tensile fabric tech
Apple enters legal battle with Burst.com
Apple may be readying iLife update
Apple may re-name desktops "Mac Pro"
Apple needs to watch its back on the OS 9 app crowd
Apple plasmas and bad intel
Apple posts strong earnings, cautious outlook
Apple sees 'pause' in Mac sales
Apple tweaks iTunes following privacy concerns
Apple's iTunes raises privacy concerns
Apple's iTunes update gets vetted for spyware like feature
Apple's iWork emerges as top rival to Microsoft Office
Apple's malfunctioning RSS: Bug or feature?
Apple's tune resonates at CES
Apple: Why not set .Mac free?
April hearing for Microsoft appeal of EU ruling
Are anti-DRM declarations falling on deaf ears?
Are Mac users too complacent about security?
Are SIPphone, CounterPath candidates for MySpace softphone?
Are virtual assets taxable?
Are we heading for a serious identity crisis?
Are Web services the path of least resistance to SOA?
Are Wi-Fi security myths good for deterrence?
Art imitates life: SOA in the movies
AT&T enters TV market
AT&T sued over NSA spy program
Attention alert
Attention isn't simple and it should be
Backup software flaws pose risk
Bad things can happen if you don't listen to Vinnie
Badware coalition wants your horror stories
Bain to buy Texas Instruments unit
Bangladesh halts 'corrupting' night cell calls
Batten down the hatches
Battle over net neutrality ready to rock
Bayosphere, we hardly knew ye
Beating Microsoft to the punch
Beefier Google Minis for corporate sites
Behind GE's clean-energy push
BellSouth cuts DSL pricing
Bellsouth targets Google with cyberextortion?
Ben Edelman responds to 180solutions
Benioff floats the 'Business Web'
Benioff: AppExchange is our second killer app
Benioff: Customers want integration, customization
Big Blue's big-iron x86 backer
Big telecom and VoIP singing 'Kum Ba Ya?" This is Ultimate Fighting, people!
Bill Gates keynote at CES 2006
Bill Gates, wrong too
Bill Joy's 6 Webs
Bing! You have an instant message from a worm
BlackBerry gets Google-ized
BlackBerry ripe for shutdown?
BlackBerry shutdown won't happen, but here's what will..
Blackmailers try to black out Million Dollar Homepage
Blinking at the Web
Bloggers drool over new Firefox tool
Blogosphere should pay its respects to rap culture
Bolivian leader's sweater an Internet hit
Boneheaded Microsoft DRM statement
Brand You must be delivered in many media
British ISPs must turn in customer details
British parliament attacked using WMF exploit
British Parliament members demand Wi-Fi access
British VoIP outage affects thousands
Broadband cable avoiding net neutrality issue
Broadcom readies chipset for video IP phones
Bush allies defend NSA surveillance
Bye-bye hard drive, hello flash
CA welcomes Wily with $375 million deal
Calendar interoperability: A good idea in need of a reality nudge
Can great software live in 130 kilobytes?
Can offshore outsourcers end reign of Big Six?
Can open source crack the mobile case?
Can Sun's x86 strategist outflank rivals?
Can video iPod trigger DMCA reform?
Can you have a GPLv2-only license?
Cars and stars as Google's Page takes the stage
Cars saving pedestrians' lives?
CDT pulls the trigger on 180solutions and CJB.net for deceptive and unfair business practices
CES, Blu-ray vs. HD-DVD, DRM wars, Yahoo Go and more...(The Dan & David Show)
Challenge to big Microsoft settlement dismissed
China risks reverse censorship--it could be cut off from vital information
Chip prices fall at AMD
Cingular to sell phone with Microsoft software
Cingular: 'Treo is not a smartphone'
Cisco Systems to target consumer market
Classic news clips make BBC site debut
Clear Channel switches on first multicast stations
ClearNova's AJAX play includes an open source runtime
Close but no cigar: Wharton B-School's DRM analysis
Collaborators at Google--and beyond
Comes now the patent battle over VoIP
Companies push Linux partitioning effort
Completing the Pod
Computer crime costs $67 billion, FBI says
Computers help to choose the best algorithm
Computers show how plants grow
Computers that feel our mood
Congress catching on to the value of blogs
Congress looks askance at firms that bow to China
Congress to address the Chinese growth/censorship conundrum
Congress to hold hearing on phone record privacy
Congressional staffers caught abusing the Wikipedia
Congressman concerned about MP3 players, hearing loss
Congressman promises greater scrutiny for search companies
Conspiracy Theories: MySpace, Facebook, Amazon
Consultant: SF wireless broadband effort can learn alot from Philly's
Controlling one's own fate, through SOA
Corel revamps office, graphics software
Could DEP hall passes for scriptable apps increase system vulnerability?
Could Yahoo Music become Apple iPod's Achilles's heel?
Could your laptop be worth millions?
Court date set for Google lawsuit
Court dismisses Yahoo's free speech lawsuit
Court says ID checks at airports constitutional
Courts knock down government cellphone tracking
Covalent launches strike against JBoss with Geronimo
Covalent to support Apache Geronimo
Cowards
Create iTunes playlists with WishMix - but for your benefit or Apple's?
CSFB says 'traditional software is dead'
CSI in a box
Customers put kibosh on anti-copy CD
Data goes missing at Connecticut bank
Defendant in spam case pleads guilty
Defender of the GPL
Delete your Gmail, one click
Dell exec downplays AMD rumors
Dell inching closer to AMD
Dell opens fourth Indian call center
Dell: We're open to using AMD chips
Design a Steve Jobs movie poster
Details on Intel's beta Mac development tools
Developer hopes Apple lightning won't strike twice
DHS puts finishing touches on "Biometric Entry System"
Diebold forced to withdraw from N. Carolina voting procurement process
Digg fights spam - my previous post gets caught in the middle
Digital music sales tripled in 2005
Digital music spins new sales approach
Disney board approves $7B Pixar acquisition
Disney buys Pixar
Disney launches broadband channel for preschoolers
DivX partners with Google Video, Pioneer
Do Web filters protect your child?
Document security myths busted
Document: Google subpoenaed over pornography
Document: Google subpoenaed over pornography
Document: Google subpoenaed over pornography
Document: Google subpoenaed over pornography
Does analog hole bill amount to a secret law?
DOJ porn over-stepping: Stop it now
DOJ vs. Google: One month countdown to showdown begins
Don't sacrifice innovation in push for standards
DRM: Three dirty letters you won't hear in a CES keynote
E-mail sleuthing made easy
E-passport test takes flight
E-waste: a multi-pronged appoach
Eavesdropping: A little dab'll Dubya
eBay plans instant-buying service
eBay's PayPal to collect fee on deposits
Eclipse is not just about Java anymore. It does Linux too.
Editing tips from the NSA
EFF: 'Annoy' law could damage right to anonymity
Electronic Arts faces overtime lawsuit
Embedded: a whole other world
EMI chairman sees Net reviving music industry
Estonia's wired world
EU antitrust lawsuit threatens to fine Microsoft
Europe tops North America as largest PC market
Everything is information - part 1
Experts question Windows win in flaw tally
Experts: Sober time bomb's under control
Exploit targets Winamp flaw
F-Secure issues patch for critical flaws
Falling revenue for cell phone makers
False alarm over Windows support deadline
Fans jazzed by Apple's quick delivery
FAQ: The new 'annoy' law explained
FAQ: What does the Google subpoena mean?
FAQ: Will your Intel-based Mac run Windows?
Faster Wi-Fi standard gets draft approval
Favorite Web books of all time
FBI pegs computer crime spree at $67.2 billion
FBI's new IT system gets go-ahead despite flaws
FCC chairman clears way for cheap broadband access
FCC proposes fines for AT&T, Alltel
FCC sets airwaves sale for Net on planes
Fed's role in code testing is good news
Feds aim for more data sharing by terrorist screeners
Feds arrest alleged Internet ID thief
Feds asked to take action against adware maker
Feds take porn fight to Google
Feds' wiretapping rules challenged in court
Fight fraud with an iPod
Fingerprints Super Glue = Nanofibers
Firefox gets a fifth of European market
Firms urged to use unofficial Windows patch
Fisher-Price tackles electronic toys
Fixes in for Windows, Microsoft e-mail flaws
Flame-free notebooks from Dell
Flash goes the notebook
Ford unveils hybrid research SUV
Free Software Foundation: DRM fundamentally incompatible with FSF princples
FTC fights terms of Netflix settlement
FUD flies between HP and Sun on Solaris support
Fujitsu to start making 1.8-inch hard drives
Gates and Ballmer: What's on their Xboxes
Gates at CES: Digital workstyle circa 2010
Gates increases stake in Berkshire
Gates sees IBM, not Google, as top Microsoft rival
Gates shows off Vista in CES keynote
Gates won't cross China government
Gates-Ballmer: We're in 'fighting shape'
Gates: Beating Asia piracy will take 10 years
Gates: IBM, not Google, Microsoft's chief rival
Geek designer wears tech well
Gestures
Get 'em while they're hot: another SOA vendor scoffed up
Get ready for Google DRM. Or is that 'GRM?'
Git yer preloaded iPods on eBay (but are they time bombs?)
GM salmon on the market in 2008?
Good Technology hit with wireless e-mail patent suit
Google Analytics invitations now being handed out
Google and child protection
Google balks at fed request for millions of search records
Google calls upon VoIP
Google censors themself
Google click fraud plaintiff gets 'cold feet'
Google execs keep $1 salaries
Google financials show it is shifting revenue from its partner media sites
Google fixes China search bugs
Google hearing set for Feb. 24
Google in a patent pickle?
Google in China, Badware, Pixney, Sun and more...(The Dan and David Show)
Google Linux and other rumors
Google Music Store in the works?
Google News, no longer beta
Google Pack provisions for the masses
Google pooh poohs the cube
Google shares plunge on earnings miss
Google to buy radio ad company
Google to censor China Web searches
Google to showcase video-on-demand service
Google Video Store goes live
Google vs. the DOJ, GPL 3, Mashup Camp and CRAP...(The Dan & David Show)
Google will face Congressional hearings over China
Google's expensive gamble
Google's Schmidt at World Economic Forum: 'We did an evil scale'
Google's shifting moral ground
Google's software choices do not threaten Microsoft (yet)
Google, Sun, others band to fight spyware, adware
Google: China decision painful but right
Google: New channel for Microsoft's DRM?
Google: Where's the stock split?
Googling Google Survey: Part I
Gosling and general purpose languages
Government study: VoIP, video can be taxed
Government wants data, Google says no
Government Web sites follow visitors' movements
Graphical passwords for better security
Grassroots media is all around us
Guide to hardware-based DEP protection
H&R Block blunder exposes consumer data
H-P should not make Marc rich (yet)
Hacker who took over Navy, DOD computers pleads guilty
Handling repressive governments
Has anybody's identity not been lost by someone you trusted?
HD DVD backers promise 200 movies
HD DVD guys: You don't need no steenkin' 50 GB (of Blu-ray's capacity)
Help needed on Sun POD design and cost
Here's what's missing from the Gosling interview
Here's who Yahoo! is really going after with VoIP
Here's why VoIP videophones haven't caught on yet
Here, look! New Google service strips out ads and pix from websites
Holy iPod accessories, Batman
Homeland Security helps secure open-source code
HOSTS file hijacking and bank password stealing trojans
How about broadband-enabled phones with kid-friendly broadband content?
How bulky is your Internet?
How cybercrime pays
How Ken Lay uses Net as defense tool
How long before Jobs is Disney's new boss?
How long before Jobs runs Disney?
How Nintendo will beat the competition
How open source gets into your life
How to make $364 a month writing software
HP considers open-source services
HP deal for CSC not on the table, source says
HP debuts water cooling system
HP drops iTunes, taps RealNetworks for music
HP outlines long-term strategy
HP server exec leaves for Linux firm
HP to sell Linux PCs across Latin America
Huge cost to economy from spyware, viruses, theft
IBM freezes pension, switches to 401(k)
IBM instant messaging links to AIM, Yahoo, Google
IBM invests in software 'governance'
IBM Lotus bulks up Mac support
IBM names new server, services execs
IBM sets DB2 database free
IBM taps open source to improve patent quality
IBM, Toshiba, Sony to renew Cell partnership
ID theft tops list of fraud complaints
IE7 beta 2 goes public
If you were a Unix, what would you be?
If your content provider doesn't pay big telecom, you may see screens like these
Images: Intel officially unwraps new logos
Images: Pixar's progress
Images: Sites infected with WMF Trojan
Images: Sites infected with WMF Trojan
Images: Sites infected with WMF Trojan
In L.A., the hybrid is, like, so last year
InfoWorld: Eclipse is the defacto IDE for Java
Inmates discover new behind-the-bars revenue scheme
Inside Hotmail's ops center
Intel links up with the movie studios
Intel releases pricing and specs on new chips
Intel scraps once-crucial Itanium feature
Intel shows test chips made on future processes
Intel unveils new logo in brand overhaul
Intel's Core Duo health causes PC industry pain
Intel's earnings may portend market health
Intel's next big leap--new logos
Intel, Microsoft join forces for entertainment PCs
Intel-based Macs fall short in benchmarks
Internet search meets the gadget
Internet users judge Web sites in less than a blink
Inventory, Inventory, Inventory
iPod rivals ready for prime time at last?
iPod to get built-in iTrip?
Iraqi TV shows to hit the Net
IronPort to rate Web links in spam fight
Is ENUM the key to true VoIP directory assistance?
Is Google becoming evil?
Is it safe yet? Not really
Is it time for universal time?
Is it time to reboot the Internet?
Is Java getting better with age?
Is SOA a $53 billion secret?
Is SOA architecture or technology?
Is the Internet broken?
Is the West losing the Chinese game market?
Is there an open source community?
Is Virgin Records destined to repeat Sony's rootkit history?
ISP sends alert to Kama Sutra victims
ISPs asked to help clean up Sober worm
It was the night before Expo...
It's Its, its' ... Apostrophic!
It's time to bury RSS
iToones read his wife's mind
iTunes phones home
JacquieLawson.com attracted 22.7 mln unique visitors in December 2005
Jamcracker unlocks a Web 3.0 role for the channel
Jihad comes to Google Video
Jobs delivers the Intel goods--perfect timing
Jobs preparing to lift his veil of secrecy
Jobs' new Disney role raises conflict concerns
Jobs: New Intel Macs are 'screamers'
Judging a POD opportunity
Kama Sutra worm seduces PC users
Kama Sutra worm set to bite next week
Kaspersky boss debunks security myths
KDE flaws put Linux, Unix systems at risk
Knowledge walking out the door: The baby boom "brain drain" in government
Kodak packs two lenses in latest camera
Konica Minolta abandons cameras, film
LA sues maker of 'Grand Theft Auto'
Landmines at the Patent Office
Lasers blink through silicon chips
Lawsuit against Zone Labs dropped by 180solutions
Learning to love software reuse
Legal DVD downloads to hit U.S. shores?
Legislation needed on ID theft
Legitimate music downloading enjoys dream week
Lego Mindstorms no kids' toy
Lenovo adds desktops to retail strategy
Lenovo touts notebooks, Olympics push
Less Wikipedia will be more
Let's break up the media, broadband, and IT infrastructure companies and build a new world digital Frankenstein
Liferay makes your Web look like a Mac
Linus Torvalds summarily rejects GPL 3
Linux firm MontaVista seeks new CEO
Linux Hearts GPL Version 2
Linux is Hard Work
Linux is the broadest application system ever
Linux newbies get a helping hand
Linux on the new Macs?
Linux vs. Linux
Linux/BSD still exposed to WMF exploit through WINE!
Live from Macworld
Livedoor CEO, top executives arrested
MacBook Pro orders queue up
MacBook Pro requires new accessories
MacBook Pro: What's in a name?
Macworld, CES double-booked for 2007
Madonna, Green Day Skype ringtones? Oh, please
Making sense of misinformation and real-time information
Making Wikipedia better, Part II
Marriott loses data on 200,000 customers
Marriott reports customer data missing
Mashup ecosystem poised to explode
Mashup or mash-up?
Mass. hands OpenDocument reins to new CIO
Mass. names acting CIO, sticks with OpenDocument
Mass. to stay the OpenDocument course despite CIO's departure
Massachusetts sticking with 'open' documents
MasterCard kicks off data security push
Matsushita to build $1.6 billion plasma plant
Maybe the term 'DRM' isn't scary enough
McAfee president jumps to Websense
Mechanical Turk redux
Meet the first four WiMAX-certified products
Microsoft .NET scores major win in retail vertical
Microsoft aims to topple Lotus' Domino
Microsoft announces Live Labs - and a call to action
Microsoft capitulates to Chinese censors
Microsoft captures Seadragon
Microsoft censors Chinese blogger
Microsoft clarifies policy on censoring blogs
Microsoft demos advertising lab
Microsoft embraces open-source scripting language
Microsoft helps net Bulgarian phishers
Microsoft inadverdently leaks WMF patch
Microsoft lags in antitrust compliance, U.S. says
Microsoft looks beyond Vista, sees Vienna
Microsoft merges Exchange, corporate IM units
Microsoft offers early peek at designer tools
Microsoft offers Web help to small businesses
Microsoft pushes out Windows patch ahead of time
Microsoft releases critical update for WMF exploit today
Microsoft releases IE 7 beta to public
Microsoft releases key Vista developer technologies
Microsoft revamps Vista testing schedule
Microsoft Search Champs Diaries: Richard travels to Seattle
Microsoft shares tips for unlocking customer data
Microsoft source-code offer surprises EU
Microsoft taking new steps to meet EU requirements
Microsoft taps ex-Yahoo researcher to head 'Live Labs'
Microsoft to hunt for new species of Windows bug
Microsoft weighs in on Kama Sutra worm
Microsoft's file system patent upheld
Microsoft, EU officials meet in Redmond
Microsoft-powered Treo debuts
Microsoft: 'Patch Tuesday' updates on the way
Microsoft: No personal data went to DOJ
Microsoft: too little. IBM: too much.
Microsoft: We got more time for fine-proposal reply
Microsoft: XP SP3 won't arrive until '07
Migrating Sybase
MIT grads to size up Silicon Valley
More details on Macworld plasmas and Mac mini
More evidence of GroupThink at Digg.com
More on the MacBook Pro SuperDrive
More super rogue anti-spyware
More updates on WMF and back to other news
More WMF problems for Microsoft
Morgan Freeman: Home delivery to spur movie creativity
Most spam still coming from the U.S.
Motorola posts rise in profit
Mozilla's Thunderbird 1.5 takes flight
MPAA demonstrating analog hole at CES
MTV gets first crack at Windows' new music
Music stops for Mac Windows Media Player
My new mobile podcasting rig?
My three suggestions for Cisco's consumer electronics plans
Napster cuts 10 managers amid layoff rumors
Napster on the ropes?
Nasdaq suffers trading glitch
Netflix goes postal
Netscape 8.1 takes aim at spyware
Neutral gestures
New Egenera blades get liquid cooling
New laws needed for nanotech safety?
New Linux license takes aim at DRM and Hollywood
New MA State CIO to stay OpenDocument course
New Macs--Intel inside, but not outside
New networks for mobile TV
New pests target Symbian-based gadgets
New rogue is SpyAxe clone
New Samba beta targets Active Directory
New spyware trick - fake keylogger scare tactics by rogue anti-spyware
New Wi-Fi standard back on track
News Focus: CES 2006
News Focus: Macworld 2006
Next big thing: private label softphones for non-tech websites
Next Itanium consumes less power
Next-gen DVD format war frustrates retailers
Nintendo to release slimmer DS handheld
Notre Dame probes hack of computer system
Novell delivers security shield for Linux computers
Novell: OpenSuse tools coming soon
Now that we've got your attention
NOW will Apple release a Wi-Fi iPod?
NSA places illegal cookies on computers
NTP set to push on with RIM battle
NTP suggests 30 days before BlackBerry cutoff
Offshore development for SMBs
Okay, a little bragging in order
Old, new iMacs available for same prices
On the Internet and in print, no one knows you're on the take
On-demand in plain English
Online game warns gay-lesbian guild
Open source changes journalism's rules
Open source luring competitive products
Open-source database issues 'critical' fix
OpenDocument News: Wordperfect ships sans ODF, ex-MA CIO interviewed
OpenSolaris says it's a success
Oracle and Sun take aim at Microsoft and IBM
Oracle details post-merger plans
Oracle from unbreakable to unpatchable
Oracle Fusion: A functional spec in search of applications
Oracle to raise India headcount by 1,400
Oracle-PeopleSoft merger hits one-year mark
Oracle: Third party security patch breaks our stack
Out of '05 and into '06, Eclipse is on a major roll
Overhaul of GPL set for public release
Palamida's IPIngredients.org to software: Know thyself
Passive and active fixes available for .wmf
Patent spat forces businesses to upgrade Office
Patriot Act defender touts 'safeguards'
Paul Thurrott on Google Pack: It's a mess
PC Card = Obsolete
PC Forum: Erosion of Power, users in control
PC games sales down 14% in 2005
PC market surged in 2005, will settle in 2006
Peter Quinn's resignation
Pfizer fights fake Viagra with RFID
Philips: 3D TV to appear in 2008
Phone calls, e-mails, and now search data. Where will Bush stop?
Photos: A brief history of hard drives
Photos: A brief history of hard drives
Photos: A brief history of hard drives
Photos: Building blocks for bots
Photos: Camaro, Ferrari, Mazda win design awards
Photos: Cars in tune with hands-free digital audio
Photos: Computational couture
Photos: Dead Body Guy--dying to be a corpse
Photos: Dead Body Guy--dying to be a corpse
Photos: Defender of the GPL
Photos: Dell overclocks for CES
Photos: Dell overclocks for CES
Photos: First look at comet dust
Photos: Gearing up for mobile TV
Photos: Geek meets fashion chic
Photos: Hot cars and a cool massage
Photos: Kodak's dual-lens camera
Photos: Modded laptops
Photos: Modded laptops
Photos: Modded laptops
Photos: Modded laptops
Photos: Sony venture expands Walkman phone line
Photos: This year's would-be iPod rivals
Photos: This year's would-be iPod rivals
Photos: Unique cars on auction block
PHPSurveyor: an appreciation
Picasa 2.2 released
Pixar to lead Disney's animation business
Pixar, Disney deal could change digital landscape
Pixney: Jobs prepping for his third coming
Placing some Fonality on the PBX Business with Linux
Podcast interview of PC industry icon Dan Bricklin
Police blotter: Alleged eDonkey pirate gets trial
Police blotter: Sysadmin loses e-intrusion case
Popular elements of a 2006 web site or service
Portable version of OpenOffice.org unveiled
Post steeped in blog comments kerfuffle
PowerBook G4 defects
PowerBook nano to the rescue
Prediction: Sun's Bray will buy me dinner in '07
Prepare to bifurcate. IEEE scuttles UWB standards effort
Price hikes for .com could be curbed
Privacy experts condemn Google subpoena
Private sector: government BlackBerry exemption is unfair
Probe may delay change in digital music prices
Progress nabs Actional for Web services tools
Protecting cell phone users' privacy
Public debate on GPL 3 draft begins
Queen honors iPod designer
QuickTime bugs open door to attack
QuickTime patch hits trouble
Raikes: Office Live beta on track
Rambus, AMD in licensing deal
Ray Lane offers key stepping stones across today's no man's land of selling software
Reactions to CDT's action against 180solutions and CJB.net
Recertifying CERT
Record falls as best Rubik's 'cubers' meet in S.F.
Report: Disney in talks to acquire Pixar
Report: Napster in talks with Google
Repositories are a 'force multiplier' for SOA
Retro programming as a service
Reverse DRM: Verizon phone defeats MP3 playback
Reverse engineering the meaning of Google's 'Beta'
RF-IDing the dead
RFID subway pass? Sure, New York says
RIM cites another patent office win
RIM injunction hearing set for February
RIM rivals cash in as BlackBerry hearing looms
RIP PowerBook
Rocking the free world
Rogue anti-spyware vendor Secure Computer sued by Microsoft and Washington AG
Running Windows on Intel Macs
Salesforce CEO calls site outages unavoidable
Salesforce.com launches AppExchange
Salesforce.com suffers 'minor' outage
Salesforce.com users lament ongoing outages
Salesforce.com's outage obfuscation
Samsung and LG.Philips start new LCD production
Samsung to assault Apple with ads, products
SAP offers surprisingly strong outlook
SAP to debut hosted CRM service
Satellite tracking, electronic taps create Orwellian possibilities
Scalability lessons from a megaservice
Scott and Larry agree: It's all about IBM, stupid
SEC filing shows Google VoIP on the way
Second Windows Mobile 5.0 phone ships
Secunia and Red Hat defense of Linux laughable
Security consortium creates guidelines
Security expert shows how hackers can bypass Active Directory controls
Seeing into the big, myopic Tiffany eye
Self-healing spacecrafts
Senate may hoist broadcast flag again
Senator demands info on search engine subpoena
Senators threaten new Net porn crackdown
Sergey Brin addresses the China issue
Services buoy IBM profit
Sexy 'booth babes' banned at game show
Shining examples of how mainstream media doesn't 'get it'
Should we mandate open source Internet access?
Silicon Valley plans regional wireless network
Skinny applications could be a better term than roll-your-own
Skype 2.0 looks like a virus
Skype could provide botnet controls
Skype targets mainstream consumers
Skype's Jaanus Kase: "damn you, Bill and Microsoft"
Skype, NETGEAR to announce wireless mobile telephone
Skype-enabled KODAK offering could have enterprise uses, too
Sling Media rakes in more funding
Slingbox takes the shows on the road
Smoking out photo hoaxes with software
Soderbergh does a DVD-theater release combo
Software start-ups feel the pinch
Something for Congress to stick in its analog hole and smoke
Sony CEO trots out the stars for CES keynote
Sony CES keynote: A DaVinci Code promotion
Sony details Blu-ray plans, new product releases
Sony eyes push into high-end digital cameras
Sony puts Aibo to sleep
Sony reorganizes struggling Connect service
Sony rootkit victims in every state, researcher says
Sony software czar's big challenge
Sony's Rootkit backfires
Souped-up surveillance
Spammer faces up to two years in jail
Spammers find new outlet
Spotlight on Steve Jobs
Sprint Nextel sues over sale of call records
Sprint Nextel sues wireless data brokers
SpywareStrike and SpyAxe smitfraud infection removal
Stallman leads the GPL off a cliff
Stallman unbending on software patents
Starbucks is a real (profitable) setting for virtual community
Start-up cools data centers, cuts energy use
Start-up harvests customer code
Steve Jobs in mouse ears?
Steve Jobs' rise to movie mogul
Stocks fall as Yahoo, Intel stir earnings worry
Strong chip sales boost AMD results
Studios announce next-generation DVD titles
Study: Instant-messaging attacks rose in 2005
Suggestions for renaming DRM start rolling in
Sun considers GPL 3 license for Solaris
Sun revenue up, but loss widens
Sun to subsidize Oracle database software
Sunlight powers streetlights, Wi-Fi access
Supreme Court rejects BlackBerry appeal
Supreme Court won't hear spam appeal
Survey: Java EE, .NET neck in neck
Surveying the mobile TV landscape
Symantec confesses to using rootkit technology
Symantec president to step down
Symantec provides hiding place for hackers
Syndication, Wikipedia, Java DB and more...
T-Mobile customers get temporary protection
T-Mobile seeks to halt sales of call records
Tales of an Apple/Sun merger
Tech firms skip D.C.-China shindig
Tech tunes into TV at CES
Telecom market in Portugal to reach 6 bln euros in 2009
Telecommuting, Telecomputing, Telework – why are you AT work today?
Telemedicine slashes hospital stays
Tello, let me jump in your game
Ten examples of SOA at work, right now
Ten thoughts on the new Intel iMac
Tension grows between labels and digital radio
Terror shadow stalks 'India's Silicon Valley'
TGIF: Apple Rumor Roundup
That boot time controversy
The age of the temporary application is here
The benefit of the information commons - part 3
The best way for Windows users to be safe on the internet
The bottom rung of the programming ladder
The Chronicles of Narnia - a broadband upgrade motivator? You bet!
The erosion of anonymous Internet speech
The evil that lurks in the intelligent network
The future transparency of the past--we live in glass houses
The Google PC...why not?
The government is here to help open source
The hardest job in open source is picking winners
The inevitability of an Apple phone?
The lesson in POD configuration
The Mother of all Marketing Shticks
The other chilling effect of the DOJ vs. Google
The performance debate: Linux vs Windows
The Pod: software issues
The real issue: Wikipedia can be better
The rise of the math class
The thought that Notes is dead is dead
The Two Towers and the Battle for Middle-ware
The value of intellectual property - part 2
ThinkPads to support Cingular 3G technology
This beat could last another five years
Thoughts on Steve Jobs' Macworld Keynote
Tiers and the lowering of the connectivity classes
Tiny-screen video gets its own festival circuit
TiVo in unenviable role as GPL3 vs. DRM guinea pig
To beat Linux: scam the customer
Tom Ridge: gotta love VoIP, but intercepts are necessary
Tone-deaf to customer complaints, Dell opens yet another call center in India
Top 10 things Apple could announce at Macworld Expo
Top ten predictions for 2006
Torvalds at odds with Cox over Linux and GPL3
Torvalds: No GPL 3 for Linux
Toshiba claims entangled photon breakthrough
TVMyPod ventures into copyright gray area
U.K. bank discounts antivirus tool for customers
U.K. banks off the hook for Indian data breach
U.K. cybercriminals threatened with 10-year term
U.K. Linux guru backs GPL 3
U.K. official: Fight online fraud with iPods
U.K. to review Microsoft software in schools
UDDI: policy enforcer or dead parrot?
Uncle Richard wants you to comment on the GPL 3.0 draft
Uncle Sam gives tips on outsmarting ID crooks
Uncle Sam is electronically 'tailing' you
Using Cell: a modest proposal
Verizon closes book on MCI merger
Verizon moves forward after merger
Verizon touts new music and networking services
Verizon tries to win customers by providing inferior products
Verizon, AT&T see strong subscriber growth
VMware gets what it deserves: Accolades
VoIP 9-1-1? Check. But what about "2-1-1," "3-1-1," "5-1-1," etc?
VoIP's latest fashion show: the softphone UI
Vonage building up at-home installation network
Vonage's Citron doesn't fear bundled VoIP service offerings: but he should
Wait for Microsoft WMF patch, no thanks!
Wait for Windows patch opens attack window
Waking up to recurring ID nightmares
Want Gwen Stefani videos on your broadband cell? Think WiMAX backhaul
Washington state sues spyware maker
Watch out Netflix-here comes VONGO
Watermarking (as DRM alternative) gaining steam?
We drank, talked of SIP, net neutrality, and big trucks
We're looking for a few good bloggers
Web 3.0: NetSuite's on-demand ecosystem
Web 3.0: Salesforce.com's 'Business Web'
Week in review: Google, the defiant one
Week in review: Seeds of Apple's speed
Welcome to the soviet-style Internet
What about Google Earth shows over Google Talk?
What are all those Vonage ads doing in Yahoo! Mail?
What Google censors in China
What if Microsoft is right? (about open source insecurities)
What makes schools vulnerable
What's the biggest risk with external Web services?
Where in the world is Jonathan Schwartz?
Where VoIP is going: what do you want to know?
Whither transparency
Who needs metadata anyway?
Who will rule Web 3.0?
Who's on Cisco's shopping list?
Why BlackBerry's Google Talk won't offer voice
Why CERT should be decertified (1)
Why CERT should be decertified (2)
Why companies monitor blogs
Why leak it when you can beta it?
Why Massachusetts' Peter Quinn quit
Why most customers shrug off DRM
Wi-Fi run by cities: Yea or nay?
Will cell phone sex play in Peoria?
Will emoticon patent ring Cingular's cash register?
Will first responders lose Blackberries?
Will VoIP carriers drop the ball on new TI tool?
Windows chief fields readers' questions
Windows flaw spawns dozens of attacks
Windows users swamp WMF patch site
Windows Vista gets image flaw fix
Windows Wi-Fi 'vulnerability' not a vulnerability
Windows Wi-Fi patch could be long time coming
Windows Wi-Fi vulnerability discovered
With MySpace tglo, VoIP awaits millions of disciples
With search engine subpoenas in the news, searchers turn wary
With worker database, India aims to fight fraud
WMF vulnerability patch and more good news
Worth noting: Chad's tale of woe with a new Dell
Wristwatch fights malaria
Xbox shortage dings Microsoft sales
Yahoo goes mobile
Yahoo misses Wall Street estimates
Yahoo stock drops, Finance icon disappears
Yahoo to open research labs in Spain, Chile
Yahoo's CES demo: Mission impossible
Yahoo, Linksys offer link for digital music
Yearning for color on laptops
Years into case, SCO asserts copyright infringement
You've heard of the 'aha' moment? How about Microsoft and IBM's 'uh oh' moment?
ZDNet reader seeks help with Excel
ZDNet seeks Java and LAMP expert