Discussion threads on 2006-03

"Mission" movie going mobile first
"Trapped data" raises switching barrier to newer, sometimes better services
'American Inventor' aims for 'Idol' ratings
'Computer terrorist' Mitnick teaches hacker blocking
'Free iPod' firm hit with privacy-breach suit
'Microserfs' author looks at Google generation
'Resident Evil 4' nabs game-of-year award
'Resistance is flea-tile'
'Rev F' ends single-core Opteron era for AMD
'Sandal and ponytail set' cramping Linux adoption?
'Warcraft' maker sued for blocking sales of unofficial guide
'World of Warcraft' patch downs servers for hours
3D virtual fish dissection
40ò0of data centers run healthy mix of Unix, Linux and Windows
45% of US small businesses buy from Microsoft
77 Gateway Firewalls
77ò0of Americans think alternative energy projects should be top priority for Bush administration
A field guide to digital audio recorders
A free weekend of Xbox Live Gold
A OneCare success story
Aaron vs. Goliath (box.net vs. Google's gdrive)
Adobe net falls, outlook disappoints
Adobe to promote Symantec suite
Advertisers using badware: who are they?
Advocacy group shames adware advertisers
Agencies get failing grades in cybersecurity, DHS worst of all
AJAX and Rails at ETech
Alcatel, Lucent in $34 billion merger talks
Alert sounds alarm on phishing imposters
Alexander Graham Bell, your name gave us 130 good years
Almost iPod, but in the end a Samsung
AMD boosts Opteron speed, plans 'Rev F' models
AMD lures high-ranking Itanium designer
AMD stock downgraded to 'sell'
American Airlines subpoenas Google, YouTube
Americans OK with online monitoring but not wiretaps
An all-UMPC podcast
An open source tax credit?
An RFID solution to rush hour headaches?
And now for the worst Wi-Fi hotels
Anonymize for safety, Cottrell tells feds
Another IE bug hits Microsoft
Another Mac OS X hack challenge launched
Answering Sun's open source Java question is easy, and it's one word
Anti-spyware added to beta of Microsoft's OneCare
Anti-spyware program installs adware from BestOffersNetwork
Antispam confab looks beyond filters
Antitrust frustration
AOL service aims to 'untether' desktop PCs
AOL to let others customize its AIM software
AOL to pay e-mail tab for nonprofits
AOL video service to debut with Intel, Kraft ads
Apple adds volume limiting to iPod
Apple again pays Jobs $1 salary
Apple and Apple Corps: Can you work it out
Apple calls French law 'state-sponsored piracy'
Apple Corps: Let it be...
Apple Engineers Break Out the Duct Tape
Apple fans rejoice: "We're as secure as Windows users now!"
Apple offers volume limits for iPods
Apple patches 20 security holes
Apple patents new wider "touchpad"
Apple plans India call center
Apple v. Apple opens in high-tech court
April 11 Internet Explorer ActiveX security update could change streaming forever
April Fools' Day is coming--beware of your browser
Are hand-me-downs really worth it?
AT&T next to seek business broadband deregulation
AT&T to buy BellSouth for $67 billion
AT&T chief, FCC chair clarify on Net neutrality
AT&T and telco monopolization
AT&T: Nothing neutral about this network
Australian code of practice forces ISPs to attack spam
Australian press on Dale Begg-Smith and spyware
Automating future aircraft carriers
Avaya CEO is right: VoIP is not just a "cost-reduction case"
Back to Windows?
Ballmer plays up business focus
Ballmer: IBM in the crosshairs
Banks do battle with debit-card fraud
Battle hardening and Mac OS X
BBC stories used as bait for IE exploit
BeanShell: groovier than Groovy
Belatedly, Britannica lambastes Wikipedia findings
BellSouth's WiMax offered as broadband backup
BenQ to sell phones equipped with Google software
Best Buy thinks outside the big box
Best small business IT strategy: Smashup
Beta of Microsoft's antispyware tech falls short in tests
Better MacOS X Security Numbers
Big day for RSS on Windows
Big flash memory drives on the horizon
Big Itanium change coming with 'Poulson'
Bill Gates keynote from Microsoft Mix 06 - IE7, RSS, Web Office
Bill imposing new penalties for cell phone record abuse passes Congress
Bill Joy: Pandemics, biofuels and the $10 PC
BlackBerry saved
Blinkx offers automatic search on desktop
Blog swarm on Writely
Bloggers and journalists: a false conflict
Blogosphere founder quits blogging says he has better things to do
Blue-chip ads, red-light content
Botnet drama: database theft, IM attacks, financial fraud
Brin, Page, Schmidt to pull down a buck in 2006
Bring on the packaged mashup platform
Broadband giants say Net neutrality fears misguided
Broadband over power line's ham radio problem- and vice versa
Bruised Intel focuses forward
BT cracks down on 'broadband hogs'
Build SOA without the hype? ha!
Burning down the house: Slashdotters debate if Vonage's slow E911 response hurt
Burning Man vets bring Wi-Fi to Katrina region
Bush defends India job outsourcing
Cable broadband ISP's QoS enhancement surcharge draws Vonage's ire
Cablevision's DVR move will force TiVo's hand
California gang members to be tracked by GPS
California OKs wireless protection program
Can closed source survive?
Can we save the Amazon rainforest?
Canadian military to probe sale of gear on eBay
Carbon nanotube TV trials on horizon
Catching up with the Gateses
CD-swap network to slip through copyright loophole?
Challengers forge into open-source integration
Check Point Acquisition of Sourcefire Checked by Feds
Check Point Drops Sourcefire
Chertoff floats customer data retention plan
China blogs reappear a day after closure
China creates own Internet domains
China shuts two popular blogs in latest crackdown
Chinese control of domain names
Chinese Internet users are online 17.9 hours a week
Cingular launches new mobile TV service
Cisco routers become less proprietary
Claria quits adware
Claria to exit adware business
Cloud seeders say: Let it snow
Clouds over Redmond
Code generation considered harmful
Comcast matches Verizon Fios speeds
Coming up: Apple turns 30
Companies cultivate ideas at 'Greenhouse' forum
Congress raises broadcast flag for audio
Console market shares: PS2 - 51%, XBox - 34%, Nintendo - 15%
Consumers won't get Vista until 2007
Copyrights, DRM, and networks?
Corel teams up with Lenovo
Could Internet users help fight terrorism?
Court OKs computer searches for child porn
Craig Newmark's modest anti-spam proposal
Craigslist, Wikipedia founders chat at SXSW
Cray's future: Out of many, one
Criminal charges filed against spyware company Enternet Media
Cuban on hunger strike for Internet access
Customer is king in new telecom era
Cut and paste Web
Cybercriminals stepping up targeted attacks
Dangerous code on Net could be used to exploit IE hole
Day 3: Stein: "In 5-10 years, most of the software you use will be free"
Day 3: Ward Cunningham: "Trust me, I am not a bozo, I am worth your time"
Day 4: Callisto, Callisto, Callisto.
Day 4: Madhu: "Eclipse is a 21st century tool, Visual Studio is 20th century"
DDOS moves upstream
de Raadt, the suits, and the rebellion
DearAOL.com coalition tangles with Esther Dyson over Goodmail's CertifiedEmail approach to spam eradication
Debate heats up over Net neutrality
Defense worried about Israeli acquisition of SourceFire
Dell downplays Alienware acquisition rumor
Dell plans to double staff in India
Dell says China shipments revving high
Dell to acquire Alienware
Dell to unveil new wide-screen notebooks
Dell, you don't get it, do you?
Democrats attack new bill over Net neutrality
Democrats datamining!
DHS gets failing grade in cybersecurity
DHS scores F on cybersecurity report card
Digital tops bill at theater owners' confab
DirectRevenue settles class action lawsuit
Discovering best practice in SaaS
DIY Photoshop Torture Test
DNS servers do hackers' dirty work
Do we need an open source DRM?
Doctors without email? What year is it?
Does Google acquisition of Writely improve ODF standing in govt?
Does open source have boundaries?
Does Sourcefire investigation reflect lack of understanding of open source?
Does video have a Napster problem?
Don't blare that MP3 player, researchers warn
Don't drink the Kool Aid -- this is important
Donated computers - the good, the bad, and the ugly
DoS? C'mon Sun, who are ya kiddin'?
Drinking too much Google Kool-Aid
DRM and the myth of the 'analog hole'
DRM threatens 'fair use' rights
DRM: AACS, DTCP-IP, and your rights to video content
Dumbing down tests to satisfy NCLB
Early tests give advantage to Intel's Conroe
eBay faces partial shutdown in patent dispute
eBay: Patent Office dismisses MercExchange claims
EC letter: Microsoft still out of compliance
EclipseCon 2006 wrap-up and pictures
EclipseCon Day 1: Community Awards
EclipseCon Day 1: Tutorial: Eclipse Forms
EclipseCon Day Zero: Tired but excited
Ed Bott FUDbusts the Mac Observer on Vista falsehoods
Ed Whitacre's turnaround: I know spin when I see it
edgeio launches with same goals as Structured Blogging
Election commission takes light touch with Net regs
Embracing and Extending Microsoft: JotSpot's Joe Kraus on the Web Office
Emergency Number Association describes E911 challenges, offers plan
Empty towns, packed graveyards
Eolas work-around puts the brakes on Rich Internet Applications
ESBs: fly in the SOA soup?
EU backs 'invisible computing' research
EU consultancy wants to help on Microsoft
EU told Microsoft it had Vista competition concerns
EU voices concerns over Microsoft's Vista
Ex-Apple execs get a 'blank check'
EXCLUSIVE: here's the complete AMD Skype subpoena
EXCLUSIVE; Google Judge's questionable past
Exploits in the wild for IE6 flaw growing! Hardware-enforced DEP promising!
Extremes will drive online enterprise software adoption
Eyes to the sky for solar eclipse
Face recognition comes to photo albums
Fandango sells ticket deal to Cingular
FBI ripped for IT upgrade costs
FCC lifts rules for Verizon broadband
FCC near deciding Verizon's broadband request
Federal ID cards falling seriously behind schedule
Federal push for interoperable wireless standards?
FedEx Kinko's payment card cracked
Feds approve liberal election rules for Net
Feds probe online music pricing
Feds sue NY over failure to upgrade voting machines
Feds suggest 21-day deadline for Google subpoena
Feds want Google data in 21 days.
Fighting fraud by baiting phishers
Firefox 2.0 alpha set for release
Firefox 2.0 is here!!! What, it's not? Oh...
Firefox is slow and buggy (but I'm hooked anyway)
Firefox to get phishing shield
Firm to settle e-mail case for $1.1 million
First 3G BlackBerry readied: here are specs, a pix
First UMPC you can actually buy
Fix in for 'critical' Flash player flaws
Fixes in for RealPlayer flaws
Flapless planes in the sky
Flat-screen war heats up, LCD catching up
Flexible paper batteries
For NTP, is there life after RIM?
For Vista, a few extra months can only help
Four men charged in Nigeria e-mail scam
Fox Interactive buying up Web 2.0 companies
France pushes ahead with iTunes law
Free software's white knight
French finish draft of law to open iTunes
French look to open iTunes to other music players
French on to something with iTunes law, say analysts
From Apple II to iPod--Apple turns 30
From World of Warcraft to the boardroom
Fuel cell offers 14 hours of laptop power
Fuel leak triggered fire on SpaceX rocket
Game designers aim for Nobel Peace Prize
Game makers testing online distribution
Gates disses $100 laptop (again)
Gates looks to expand view beyond Windows
Gates mocks MIT's $100 laptop effort
Gates on the speed of Windows updates
Gates scopes out the business landscape
Gates sizes up the Web's next generation
Gates: five ways we're service orienting
Gateway and HP settle patent dispute
Gelsinger: Intel's Woodcrest will be a game changer
Getting settled in my new line of work
Getting Things Done in Santa Monica
Give Microsoft an 'A' for effort
GNOME 2.14 released
Golf analytics: Meet clients at a virtual course while improving your swing
Google about to print $2.1 billion
Google accused of biopiracy
Google acquires @Last Software
Google acquires Writely - one of my Web Office Suite picks
Google annual report notes vulnerabilities
Google Base and Trogdor?
Google buys Web word-processing technology
Google Calendar details leaked - the Web Office Suite is nigh!
Google coy about enterprise endeavors
Google deal highlights Web 2.0 boom
Google denies fault over GMail problems
Google Desktop leaves beta with Quick Search
Google employees win wireless patents
Google experiments with map ads
Google Finance, a bit thin
Google fixes 'minor' Gmail flaw
Google GDrive is not a rumor
Google Heath, what is it?
Google inadvertently reveals internal projections
Google keyword infringement case to proceed
Google lands on Mars
Google launches its own financial site
Google lets slip talk of online storage
Google Music forges ahead
Google News dumps partner after prank item appears
Google Purchases won't compete with PayPal? Really?
Google Related Content in testing
Google seeks employees for TV service
Google study reveals "Golden Triangle"
Google to broker online book sales
Google updates homepage content page
Google Video update
Google wants more cash
Google wants to sell ads over Wi-Fi? Get out the smelling salts!
Google wins a court battle
Google's calm before the storm
Google's Cerf on talent hunt in U.K.
Google's market lead widens
Google's Market Vulnerability
Google's Napoleonic Complex
Google's new lobbyist: Hastert's son
Google, Earthlink file joint San Francisco WiFi proposal
Google, feds face off over search records
GOP does rootkit? No, but...
Govt. employes breathe easy - Blackberry is safe again
Guy Kawasaki on Apple's 30th
H-1B visas hit roadblock in Congress
Has Linux patching surpassed Mac and Windows?
Hasta la Vista Secure TPM
Have 802.11g, will travel: HotelChatter blog names the best hotels for Wi-Fi
Help for atrocius spelers everywehre
Here Jini, Here Jini, Jini, jini
Here's an idea - send Vista to everyone who buys a new PC this holiday season
Here's an idea: pendant with sound files from the departed
Here's how to run Skype from your iPod
Here's the worst Verizon DSL service horror story you will EVER read
High tech helps airport screening switch
Homeland security group to meet away from public eye
How about some Fried Phish?
How Google can tell Ed Whitacre to get lost
How much Vista sucks (or doesn't)
How the XP-on-Mac prize was won
How to describe SOA in 100 words or less
How Vista can help reduce the $9 trillion national debt
HP investors sue over Fiorina payout
HP rejects compensation proposal
Hynix execs to do time for memory price-fixing
Hynix takes issue with Rambus patents
I got kicked off my server . . .
I take you into a Cisco/Linksys wireless broadband testing lab: pix, too!
I've just installed Kazaa-Skype, and I've got 2,509 adware files
IBM chief gets hefty $20 million paycheck
IBM dumps Microsoft? Not.
IBM offers bounty for Exchange customers
IBM opens Shanghai IT center
IBM says big business is readying for change
IBM shows Cell blade in action
IBM sprinkles 'holy water' on SOA governance concept
IBM's research juggling act
IBM's Sutor responds to ODF SDK analysis
IBM: The 'next big thing' no longer exists
ICANN board approves settlement, price hikes
Icy 'super-Earth' discovered
ID cards to be mandatory in U.K. by 2010
IDC's top ten predictions for SaaS
IDC: China, India to see big gains in IT spending
Ideas on display at Microsoft's TechFest
IDF signals the beginning of a new era for Intel
IE7 beta 2 immune to IE6 bugs but has own issues
If you are thinking about Skype in your enterprise, YOU MUST read this first
Ignorance, Wal-Mart and desktop Linux
Images: AMD-Skype subpoena page by page
Images: Birth of the first computer
Images: Birth of the first computer
Images: How IE7 beta protects you from phishing
Images: The new interface in Microsoft Office 2007
Images: The new interface in Microsoft Office 2007
Images: The new interface in Microsoft Office 2007
Images: Windows Live OneCare and Windows Defender
Images: Windows Live OneCare and Windows Defender
Images: Windows Vista - Here's the new stuff
Images: Windows Vista - Here's the new stuff
Images: Windows Vista - Here's the new stuff
Images: Windows Vista - Here's the new stuff
Images: Windows Vista - Here's the new stuff
Images: Windows Vista - Here's the new stuff
Images: Windows Vista - Here's the new stuff
Images: Windows Vista - Here's the new stuff
Images: Windows Vista - Here's the new stuff
Images: Windows Vista - Here's the new stuff
Images: Windows Vista - Here's the new stuff
Images: Windows Vista - Here's the new stuff
Images: Windows Vista - Here's the new stuff
Images: Windows Vista - Here's the new stuff
Images: Windows Vista - Here's the new stuff
Images: Windows Vista - Here's the new stuff
Images: Windows Vista - Here's the new stuff
Images: Windows Vista - Here's the new stuff
Images: Windows Vista - Here's the new stuff
Immersing in DomeFest video
Industry wants girls to stick to knitting
iNetWord (Web-based "Word") prez responds with correx
Information portability, trust, and an Online Software 'Bill of Rights'
Ingres CTO says Oracle will fail in bid to control open source
Ingres prepares for assault on Oracle's turf
Initial Core benchmarks look dire for AMD
Intel acknowledges Itanium flubs, predicts strong future
Intel CEO throws down gauntlet at AMD
Intel debuts low-power server chip
Intel demonstrates quad-core PC, server
Intel Developer Forum preview
Intel Inside for cell phones--sort of
Intel issues revenue warning
Intel Macs: more fun with numbers
Intel needs fancy footwork to market server chips
Intel peels back the layers of Core
Intel ponders business PC brand
Intel shows Origami-like device
Intel to tout new dual-core Xeon at IDF
Intel's DRM by any other name is still DRM
Intel's new chip family: Core Microarchitecture
Intel's stacked with chipmaking options
Intel, AMD and judge to organize antitrust case
Inteligami device debuts today
Internet blows CIA covert agents' cover
Internet cafes in rural India?
Internet Explorer 7 anti-phishing tech: Work-in-Progress
Internet Explorer 7 beta 2 - first thoughts
Iowa proposes ID theft 'passport'
iPod accessory stores go brick-and-mortar
iPod Hi-Fi has big-sounding ambitions
iPod teaching Coke to sing?
Is a global high-tech work force bad for U.S.?
Is Ballmer's latest more than mere FUD?
Is DC the power to solve heat problems?
Is Google already a portal?
Is Linux ready for college?
Is Myspace really as bad as it seems?
Is open source just for the poor?
Is the Internet destroying Spanish?
Is the Sony PSP a better iPod Video?
Is virtualization the installation miracle cure?
Israeli couple jailed over Trojan horse
It was inevitable: 'SOA for Dummies' on the way
It's a whole 'nother ball game
It's official: Google acquires Writely
It's official: SaaS is the Next Big Thing
It's the site of the living dead, as cult films hit Web
It's time to fix Banking security from the ground up
Itanium allies fund open-source compiler work
Itanium, Apple CRAP, the future of enterprise software and more...
iTunes in monthly deal with ComedyCentral
Java hardware start-up Azul sues Sun
Javascript to test new Google interface
Jobs iPod Hi-Fi: Home stereo reinvented? More like HorseCRAP.
Jobs uses his Apple shares to pay taxes
Judge denies DoJ access to searches
Judge may help feds against Google
Judge: Google must give feds limited access to records
Judge: Google will have to turn over index excerpts
Jumpline: Not your average Web hoster
Kerry chides Bush administration on broadband
Know thy competitor
LAMP lights the way in open-source security
Landmark eBay patent case heads to high court
Laptop with HP employee data stolen
Latest Samba preview launched
Lawyer insists Microsoft infringed antipiracy patent
Leaked Microsoft memo talks up Windows Live
Lenovo cuts jobs in restructuring push
Lenovo-U.S. State Department PC deal under scrutiny by security commission
Like it or not, open source is a movement
Linux gets built-in Cell processor support
Linux lab launches tech advisory board
Linux lab to fund open-source developers
Linux lab to fund open-source developers
LinuxQuestions.org members make their choice
Little Brother Cisco in China
Live Clipboard gives Windows assets a new set of wings
Live Clipboard: an idea whose time has come
Live in action: botnet, fake Windows sites and keylogger
Live: Google faces off with analysts
Lycos Phone? No thanks
Mac OS X 30 minute hack "woefully misleading"
Mac OS X hacked in under 30 minutes
Mac OS X patch faces scrutiny
MacBook Pro benchmarks: launch times
MacBook Pro demand stripping inventory
MacBook Pro unboxing pics
MacBook Pro unboxing pics
MacBook Pro's crazy new LEDs
Mad about DRM techs or the DMCA? Here's the fastest way to let your Congressperson know
MagSafe being withheld from third parties?
Malware pushers already using zero-day exploit
Mandriva co-founder ousted from Linux firm
Manufacturers unwrap first ultramobile PCs
MapQuest offers open-source API
March Madness cost US employers $3.8 bln in productivity
March Madness, March Sadness
Marketing is the billion dollar question in open source
Mashups: who's really in control?
Maxxuss: "I've hacked the Skype-AMD 5-person call limit"
McAfee in the news
McAfee update exterminates Excel
McNealy pitches Solaris to HP's Hurd
Measuring Source Lines Of Code (SLOC) - there are bigger birds than Microsoft's albatross
Meet the new science wunderkinds
Metro-wide Wi-Fi in five years? Sorry, that's not fast enough
Microsoft 10 aims to be hip video community
Microsoft acquires Onfolio - great for IE users
Microsoft aims to take the desktop 'Live'
Microsoft allies with antispam group
Microsoft announces Office 2007 delay
Microsoft appeals South Korea antitrust ruling
Microsoft buys Alohabob
Microsoft creates public bug database for IE
Microsoft cryptographer: There are no back doors into Vista
Microsoft delays, reorgs, Net neutrality and more...
Microsoft denied subpoenas against rivals
Microsoft denies fingering Chinese dissident who used Hotmail
Microsoft denies involvement in latest China case
Microsoft details frugal licensing policy for Virtual PC on Vista
Microsoft details VoIP and video plans
Microsoft extends licensing to mouse, keyboard
Microsoft extends life of security scanner
Microsoft fixes can cause Windows Media Player trouble
Microsoft fixes Office, Windows flaws
Microsoft gives Sinofsky reins to Windows
Microsoft held mock EU trial, source says
Microsoft joins OpenDoc committee, and the motive is...?
Microsoft joins OpenDocument group
Microsoft launches 'Genuine' antipiracy initiative
Microsoft memo: Realigning the Windows unit
Microsoft mixes software for business 'mashups'
Microsoft mulls rushing out IE patch
Microsoft pauses work on Adobe rival
Microsoft reaches out to developers with Live
Microsoft readying Vista marketing blitz
Microsoft says European Commission held back papers
Microsoft sees rapid Media Center sales
Microsoft shifts gears for the Live era
Microsoft slashes dial-up prices
Microsoft steps up Xbox 360 distribution
Microsoft takes new action on EU sanctions
Microsoft takes on Yahoo, Google for Web ad dollars
Microsoft to bring Hotmail onto the desktop
Microsoft to buy remote sensor firm
Microsoft to fight phishers in Europe
Microsoft to lift lid on hacker conference
Microsoft to make Vista easily upgradeable
Microsoft to patch Office, Windows flaws
Microsoft to provide special EU Vista
Microsoft to shake up Windows leadership
Microsoft unit key to new strategy
Microsoft updates IE after patent spat
Microsoft upgrades search
Microsoft whispers Origami details
Microsoft will solve the spyware problem? Not.
Microsoft wins suit over antipiracy patent
Microsoft's 50 million line albatross
Microsoft's Adobe rivals due after Vista
Microsoft's CTO envisions a Web-savvy clipboard
Microsoft's most misunderstood application
Microsoft, Deutsche Telekom finalize IPTV deal
Microsoft, Europe spar over fines
Microsoft, IBM and open source
Microsoft, SAP strengthen alliance
Microsoft: Our engine better than Google soon
Microsoft: Vista won't get a backdoor
Milwaukee to build citywide W-Fi
Mix '06: Gates ready to embrace and extend
Mixing music and SMS to get out the vote
Mobile operators halt sale of Razr phones
Momentum for Net Neutrality
More brand-name confusion in Redmond
More details on contractors' rip-off of FBI
More hacktivism against blogs
More on the mysterious MagSafe connector
More than meets the eye in Microsoft plan
More unsolicited advice for Sun: Buy Borland's IDEs
More yak on Microsoft's moves
Most amazing spin on Mac vulnerabilities ever!
Most popular sites among 40-something Brits: Premium TV, Abbey National, Genes Reunited
Motorola CEO: Razr technical glitch solved
Movie theaters aim for live 3D sports
Movie theaters may ask to jam cell phones
Moving from 'need to know' to 'need to share'
Mozilla plans to fund developer community
Mozilla revenue speculation erupts
MS trial: Four years and counting
Much ado about Writely - this changes very little
Music vendors versus France
My analysis: what will the AT
My interview with AMD's lead attorney on the Skype-Intel case
My laptop, my tricked out ride
My top five predictions for SaaS
Nakedness, overload and other maladies of the Conversation Age
NBC Universal to buy iVillage for $600 million
Need your PC fixed? Get ready to pay up
Neighborhood watch for phishing launches
Net firms lash out at anti-net neutrality bill
Net neutrality and market interference
Net neutrality fans lose on Capitol Hill
Net phone providers describe E911 obstacles
NetJaxer - a Web/Desktop integration product... but is it useful?
Network World: Macs are cheaper than PCs by half
Networked storage heads for homes
New bill in Congress targets phone record fraud
New broadband bill draws fire
New bug can crash Internet Explorer
New debit card fraud tied to West Coast case
New denial-of-service threat emerges
New Guild of Security Professionals Formed in UK
New Intel quad-core chips are really double duo-cores
New rogue anti-spyware and SpySheriff clone
New study questions mobile TV and music hype
Next Microsoft Virtual Server slips to 2007
Next Week: Freedom2Connect
No child technologically left behind?
No decision on Microsoft antitrust fines for 'weeks'
No endorsement for 3rd party IE patches this time?
No to Internet taxes
No Vista on Mac's horizon
Nokia sees mass mobile TV by '08
Nokia sees rapid growth in blended networks
NORAD orders Web deletion of transcript
Norton update kicks AOL users offline
Not ready for (business) prime time
Novatium's $100 thin client PC
Novell hopes its next desktop will leapfrog Windows
Novell stock down after revenue decline
Novell's premium Linux taking Xen plunge
Novell: New SUSE desktop ready for enterprise desktops en masse
Nvidia lands new Sony design contract
Off-topic: Inject, drip, convalesce, and thank you.
Off-topic: Mandatory ID cards sell out our principles
Office Really Really Dead
Office vs. Office
Office vs. Office question misses the point
OfficeMax: No evidence of security breach
On heels of Writely buy, what of INetWord, Zimbra, WikiCalc?
On-demand vendors: do as I say, not as I do
One more update to Apple patch
Online test calculates brain speed
Open source and the military
Open source and the public interest
Open source community needs a haircut and to dress for success
Open source is a family
Open source Java heating up
Open source routers shine at Vyatta secret society
Open source, the milspec version
Open Spectrum: Who really wants ubiquitous bandwidth?
Open-source bugs undermine digital signatures
Oracle to expand Itanium support
Oracle unveils corporate search software
Out source or open source?
Out-sourcing and Confidentiality
Out-sourcing and the Debit Card hack
Outsourcing and the network effect
Outsourcing industry generated $23.4 bln for India
Overstock 'jihad' divides father and son
PA-RISC and the freedom to choose
Palm profit rises on strong Treo sales
Partnership set to run RISC software on Intel chips
Patches: Once a month is not enough
Patent auctions: Lawyer's dream or way of the future?
Patents in the news again as Supreme Court hears eBay case
PC Forum: The paradox of choice
Pedal to the metal, eye in the sky
Philips to fix 12,000 plasma TVs in U.S.
Philly moves forward with Wi-Fi plan
Phone-record scam bills cleared for final votes
Photo Gallery: Mac Mini and iPod Hi-Fi
Photo Gallery: Mac Mini and iPod Hi-Fi
Photo Gallery: Mac Mini and iPod Hi-Fi
Photo Gallery: Mac Mini and iPod Hi-Fi
Photo Gallery: Mac Mini and iPod Hi-Fi
Photo of the Day: Phil Wainewright visits SF
Photos: 10 years of Palm handhelds
Photos: 3-2-1 blast off for scramjet
Photos: A time capsule of computing
Photos: A time capsule of computing
Photos: A time capsule of computing
Photos: An alphabetical keyboard
Photos: An alphabetical keyboard
Photos: Carmakers rally more gems in Geneva
Photos: Convicted for endangering a computer
Photos: Convicted for endangering a computer
Photos: Convicted for endangering a computer
Photos: Electronics extravaganza at CeBit
Photos: Mars Orbiter snaps first high-res image
Photos: Origami handheld devices
Photos: Origami handheld devices debut at CeBit
Photos: Origami handheld devices debut at Cebit
Photos: Origami minitablets
Photos: Origami minitablets
Photos: Origami minitablets
Photos: Origami minitablets
Photos: RFID traffic reducer
Photos: Rocket school stages another launch
Photos: The birth of the Lisa and Mac interface
Photos: The birth of the Lisa and Mac interface
Photos: The birth of the Lisa and Mac interface--Part 2
Photos: Worst tech of 2006 (so far)
Photos: Worst tech of 2006 (so far)
Photos: Worst tech of 2006 (so far)
Picture getting clearer on mobile phones
Pierre Omidyar's three laws
Planning for the unthinkable
Plasma or LCD? Size matters
Playboy, Pornography, and Eclipse
Police blotter: Cell phone tracking rejected
Police blotter: Ex-employee faces suit over file deletion
Police blotter: Judge orders Gmail contents disclosed
Police Blotter: Porn-dialing firm loses appeal
Political bloggers may get federal protection
Politico rejects Net neutrality concerns
Potential Sun Grid customer: No thanks
Pre-mashed online suites: Google Calendar plus Gmail plus Maps plus Search plus ...
Price-fixing sends Samsung execs to jail
Pricing out the Philly Wi-Fi deal
Prisoners training in digital print
Privacy groups attack IRS rules on sale of tax data
Profit's calling in the Ether
Promise yet questions at Ajax confab
PS3 details eyed as Sony opens meeting
Quaero and industrial policy
Qualcomm files third suit against Broadcom
Quote of the day: Justice Breyer
Quote of the Day: Mark Cuban
Quote of the day: Steve Ballmer
Qwest CEO supports tiered Internet
Rage against the ESB machine
Ray Ozzie proposes universal Web clipboard
Read the fine print: three things you didn't know about your Vonage contract
Reality check for the much-hyped Origami PC
Recent Blackberries are steps backward from earlier designs
Red Hat growth tops estimates by a notch
Red Hat's business model
Red Hat's Fedora 5 boosts desktop features
Regime change at Microsoft
Remanufactured printer cartridges to account for 24ò0of the market by 2008
Republicans tout high-tech agenda
Respect
RIM buys software developer, releases new server
RIM calls for patent reform in newspaper ad
Ring tones? Hate 'em. Video ring tones? Don't get me started
Rivals: Microsoft offer is a "poisoned honeypot"
Roomba takes Frogger to the asphalt jungle
Ruby on Rails: Enterprise ready or not
Safety first?
Salesforce aims higher with new service
Salesforce.com going after 'packaged' apps
Salesforce.com has plans to stem outages
Sam Palmisano's technology forecast
Samsung sees opportunity in Vista upgrades
Samsung unveils 8GB hard-drive phone
SanDisk ships new USB drives without promised tech
Scotland cops go back to Microsoft
Scottish singer's Webcam concerts attracting crowds
Screenshots: Vista graphics at play elsewhere
Screenshots: Vista rates your PC
Screenshots: Vista rates your PC
Screenshots: Vista's got game
Screenshots: Vista's got game
Screenshots: Vista's got game
Screenshots: Vista's got game
Screenshots: Vista's got game
Second unofficial fix plugs IE hole
Security industry "out of gas"? Not.
Security to go
Seeking changes to the DMCA
Seeking socialist glory in new Chinese game
Sen. Stevens gives mixed signals on net neutrality
Senate panel OKs video game study
Senator wants to ban 'fast lane' for Web
Senator Wyden describes his 'net neutrality' bill
Senator: Net neutrality may not happen
Senators renew call for .xxx domains
Send $$$: PayPal to offer paying by text message
Sendmail flaw opens door to intruders
Sensor instantly detects cocaine in blood
SGI lays off 12 percent, names new execs
Short films eye the really small screen
Should Google Desktop be banned?
Simultaneous Vista and Office 2007 launch?
SketchUp snapped up by Google
Skype targets small businesses
Slashdotters fume at Shaw Communications QoS fee
Slip Slidin' Away...
Sniveling about Steve Jobs
Sniveling about Steve Jobs
SOA Initiation Patterns
SOA's loose coupling makes performance difficult to monitor
Some BlackBerry users frustrated by outages
Some Vonage users are frustrated about Comcast connection quality
Something New
Sony delays PS3 launch to November
Sony goes prime time with 'LocationFree TV'
Sony loses round in DualShock patent case
Sony unveils Blu-ray player, Vaio PC
Sony's PlayStation 3 race
Sony's software future
Sorry, the VON Show is not "CES for VoIP"
Spam and scams prompted AOL's fee-based e-mail
Splunk planning IT troubleshooting wikipedia
Spot Runner culls unsold TV spots
Spy program snoops on cell phones
Spyware-killing Vista could take out rivals
SpywareQuake - newest rogue, replacing SpyFalcon and SpyAxe
Standoff over PC-to-mobile jumping code
Start SOA small, miss the big picture?
Start-up lets sites track user karma
State Dept. buy of 15,000 Chinese computers spawns fear in DC
StepMail: Stepping through email
StopBadware.org issues first reports
Strategy comes down to making choices
StreamCast names Skype, Kazaa in lawsuit
Strike three for Intel
Study finds brain tumor connection to cell phone use
Study: Assemblers do better than innovators
Study: Cell phones a hazard on flights
Study: Internet big in Japan, China
Study: IT spending to increase
Study: Long-term cell use raises brain tumor risk
Study: More readers turning to the Web for news
Subsidizing the status quo Internet
Suffering in silence with data leaks
Sun and Quantum settle patent suit
Sun Grid hit by network attack
Sun Grid rising at network.com
Sun Grid to launch this week
Sun lures partners to Grid for launch
Sun pushes pervasive computing
Sun releases open-source Sparc designs
Sun's government sales exec latest to depart
Sun's McNealy decries proprietary Frankenstein
Sun's top software exec leaves for Adobe
Supreme Court faces patent questions in eBay appeal
Supreme Court hears eBay's patent appeal
Supreme Court to hear patent injunction case
Supremes decline to hear net obscenity case
Survey: C may live on in SOAs
Survey: iTunes, others to pick up slack in music sales
Suse Linux COO latest exec to leave Novell
Symantec keeps weather eye out for Net threats
Tablet envy
Take the spyware quiz
Taking bets on the Windows Vista launch date
Tech loses out in BlackBerry case
Techies ponder how to cut through info overload
Teen filmmaker attracts Logitech's focus
Teenage auteur ignites buzz about video graphics
Ten years on, revisiting Palm's first Pilot
Testing cell phone radiation on human skin
Tevanian to leave Apple
The Allchin Tax Cut
The amorphous attention economy
The Beatles in court (again) with Apple
The Beatles, Apple face off in court
The chief commandment of open source
The competence of IT outsourcing
The consequences of information overload
The Cookie Monster in the Closet
The dance of three atoms
The driving force behind Yahoo Research
The first picture of Google CL2?
The future of interfaces--Multi-touch
The Gartner Rules: Linux, Sun Ray, and Windows/XP
The growing primacy of data over software
The hard lessons of blogging
The IT Commandments:
The IT Commandments: Put thy users first, above all other things
The Java Desktop System and "real-technic"
The keyboard matters
The latest in spring FUD from Wasabi
The Linux desktop market
The Lord Taketh and Giveth Away...even for Steve Jobs
The Non IT, IT boss, Isn't
The only thing you can count on is change, the rest is S.H.I.T.
The real impact of Web Office
The real reason why BlackBerry settled
The sickest thing I've ever seen
The smartest dumb idea around
The Solaris security record
The three tactics the broadband monopolists are using to fight net neutrality
The whole network is the computer
Theater ads don't stop moviegoers, study says
There's one born every minute
ThinkFree Online joins Web Office sweepstakes
Third party offers temporary IE fix
This conversation is being recorded
This is spooky - virtual machine rootkits
Time running out on the big carriers
TiVo reports narrower quarterly loss
Tivo-ization
To Critics of MySpace: leave the kids alone!!!
Tony Blair to chat with public via IM
Top growing online brands in UK: Piczo, AmericanGreetings, Shopzilla
Top registrars by new domains added between Sep 2005 and Feb 2006: GoDaddy, DirectNIC, eNom
Toshiba launches world's first HD DVD player
Toshiba unveils laptop with high-def DVD
Treos Interruptus?
Tribble on Apple's security troubles
Trojan Cryzip extorts decryption fee
Trojan horses steal bank details, passwords
Turning nature's design into scientific breakthrough
TV downloads break new barrier with 'Scrubs' deal
Two arrested in child sex Web probe
U.K. military to trial enhanced RFID tracking tags
U.K. probes costly tech failure for submarines
U.S. patrols border with unmanned plane
Ubuntu Linux leader proposes six-week delay
Ultra-Mobile PC (aka Origami) now official
Universal Media Disc 'another Sony bomb'
University nixes Mac hacker contest
Unsatisfied employees use Web to look for work at work
Update on Mashup Camp
US GDP up 8.4% in 5 years, wages down 0.3%
Using a Treo as a Bluetooth modem with a MacBook Pro
Verizon exemption could make businesses pay
Verizon SuperPages.com joins Google AdWords
Verizon to offer Fios to apartments
Verizon to use new tech to slash costs
Visa warns software may store customer data
Visiting the Cardiff Giant
Vista "bloated"? Not exactly...
Vista debut gets delayed
Vista delay - a look into the abyss
Vista delay could add up to Mac sales
Vista delay could sting PC makers
Vista delay is back to the future for Redmond
Vista graphics tools to reach Mac, phones
Vista snag could pain PC retailers, analyst says
Vista takes a serious stab at malware
Vodafone sells Japanese arm
VoIP E911 challenges: and the Master Street Address Guide
VoIP: Are we there yet?
Vonage over Comcast user: here's my proof there are problems
Vonage vs. Comcast row continues on Slashdot
Voting machine transparency costs one county clerk
Warner delays HD DVD titles
Web developers get a respite on IE changes
Web word of mouth shapes upcoming film
What could you use Origami for?
What does AT&T/BellSouth mean for consumers?
What else can a PC client do?
What Esther really said about Goodmail
What is Google's Lighthouse?
What port security, patents, and out-sourcing have in common
What's behind open-source ID push?
What's next in telecommunications?
Whats wrong with WikiPedia?
Where do security companies go to die?
Who needs Vista in Q4 when you have Viiv
Who needs who in open source?
Who wants or needs 64 bits?
Who will upgrade to Office 2007?
Why are universities not more enamored of open source?
Why every student should know HTML
Why lifecycle management is critical
Why open source still obsesses about Microsoft
Why SaaS pricing won't add up
Wikipedia racks up 1 million articles
Will bigger AT&T spur a broadband TV price war?
Will DOJ subpoena Google video porn searches? Then hey DOJ-subpoena this!
Will Foldera hit the mark?
Will ITIL make SOA governable?
Will open spectrum be allowed?
Will there be a 'Dell' of software?
Will virtual humans replace machines?
Will Windows Vista will make spyware a thing of the past?
Will Wright explains origins of "Spore"
Will your PC keep pace with Vista?
Wind River wins Boeing deal with Army
Windows bloat? It's always been that way
Windows Defender annoyances
Windows Defender Beta 2 vs. spyware
Windows Live offers Microsoft a quicker turnaround
Windows Live Search review
Windows on a Mac: a video tutorial
Windows XP-on-Mac contest declares winner
Winer on wikis: Just add OPML
Wireless networking baffles some customers
Wireless USB devices arriving by September
Woophy's view of Earth
Word processing is not an application
Would you really buy a 150-line VoIP solution at CompUSA?
Write no more?
Writely = Microsoft's Pearl Harbor?
Writely: Great changes, same paradox
Wyden: "toll-strewn info superhighway on way"
Wyse CEO proclaims 'perfect storm' for thin clients
XML founder takes on WS-splat
Yahoo dumps Yahoo Plus service
Yahoo gets early win on trade secrets case
Yahoo: We need effective cybercrime laws
Yang speaks on Yahoo's China policy
Your secret PIN may not be so secret
YouTube: The talk of Tinseltown
Zero-day exploit for IE6 flaw released!