Discussion threads on 2006-04

'Build once, use often' an SOA fantasy?
'Cheap' microjets take to the skies
'Critical' megapatch sews up 10 holes in IE
'Fib'-ing in the classroom
'Guilty' plea in largest-ever piracy case
'Pay-for-surf' plans attract millions
'Star Trek' to boldly go again?
'Titanic' director: Digital cinema will save biz
'World of Warcraft' battles server problems
007's agency seeks security geeks
10 vs. 10
180solutions on the move, literally
180solutions sponsors Yapbrowser and... child porn?
2006: The year of dual core, virtualization, WiMax
24ò0of cell phone users feel they have to answer a call no matter what
49ò0of Americans would sign up for VOIP for cheap international calls
53% of European Internet users are passive Internet surfers
58ò0of online Americans use WiFi only if it is free
60 billion e-mails sent daily worldwide
60 bln e-mails sent daily
7.8 mln UMPCs to ship by 2011
75ò0of UK Internet users still prefer CD as the format for owning music
A better Windows than Windows?
A dilemma for Photographers who love Macs
A graduated business model is a sweet spot
A laptop in every pot?
A new workhorse for DARPA
A simple Wireless LAN overview
A small but welcome change in Windows Vista
A thousand processors on one chip
About face: The re-architecting of Oracle’s Fusion strategy
Aetna says laptop with member data stolen
Ageism, IT, and Jobs
Alleged NASA hacker to hear fate next month
Amazon prepares for online taxes
AMD replacing faulty Opteron chips
AMD revenue rises as it gains on Intel
AMD server market share rolls on
AMD starts shipping chips from plant
An antimatter spaceship for Mars?
An unhappy Office Live customer
Anatomy of a Great Class Website
Anatomy of a MacBook Pro repair
Anne, Carly and Hillary. Separated at birth?
Another bad day for DirectRevenue - lawsuit by NY State AG
Another Mactel consequence
AOL charged with blocking opponents' e-mail
AOL in new partnership with China firm
APL, COBOL,
Appeals Court gives Apple a hard time
Apple announces 17-inch MacBook Pro
Apple argues for blogger records
Apple Boot Camp Rife with problems
Apple brings Windows into Boot Camp
Apple Computer's assault on the practice of journalism...
Apple debuts 17-inch MacBook Pro
Apple endorses Windows XP booting with "Boot Camp"
Apple issues Java security update
Apple pushes to unmask product leaker
Apple slashes Aperture team
Apple Store loses its a-peel
Apple to build additional campus
Apple to expand recycling
Apple vs. Me
Apple's Boot Camp is just the start
Apple's Boot Camp Lollapalooza
Apple's Earth Day announcements
Apple's lawyers at it again
Apple: XP on a Mac is here
Are industry analysts losing ground in the new media world?
Are laptops enough?
Are Microsoft's problems due to open source?
Asia is public enemy No. 1 for spam, report says
Asia-Pacific IT spending to grow 8.7ò0in 2006
AT&T to offer video on demand to DSL customers
AT&T-Yahoo! voice partnership: alliance, cannibalistic, or both?
Attack code out for Oracle database
Back to the virtual driver future (aka: What's with all the reboots?)
Ballmer squelches talk of eBay cabal
Basis of the Eclipse phenomenon
BEA: JBoss on Red Hat won't dominate like Office did on Windows
BearingPoint launches 'tech showroom'
Beatles tunes being prepped for download
Benchmarks: Adobe Apps and Rosetta Emulation
Bertelsmann looking to create 'MySpace' for older set
Best Buy to stock shelves with ThinkPads
Best take(s) on Adobe-Macromedia deal
Bigger = cheaper
Bill's browser blunder begets botched blame
Blank Blu-ray discs start shipping
Blogger asks, 'Wanna trade a paper clip for a house?'
Blogger offers Windows antipiracy tool workaround
Blogosphere suffers spam explosion
Bluetooth blues, cell phones for kids and what I did on my back surgery vacation
BomBots will save many lives
Boot Camp users reporting serious crashes
Bootcamp: end of the beginning or beginning of the end?
Bray: SOA too complex; 'just vendor BS'
Breaking down the Vista versions, part 2
Breaking down the Windows Vista versions
Brightcove opens IPTV service to public
Britain to use ID card database as national register
Bruce Perens lashes out at absurdity and injustice in software patents process
Bugs bite into popular browsers
Burst.com sues Apple for patent infringement
Bush copyright bill supports wiretaps, expanded penalties
Bush shows support for tech industry
Calibrating Origami expectations
Calif. regulators OK broadband over power line test
Callidus on demand? Not Xactly
Can a new hard drive meet the flash challenge?
Can Linux driver support get any worse?
Can we really make our SOAs run faster?
Can wine over WiFi save your long-distance relationship?
Can you hear me now? Big Brother is Listening.
Cape Clear CEO zings BEA on M
Cape Clear, BEA, Sun sling mud and FUD
Capitalism Gone Amok
Carphone to offer free broadband in U.K.
Caveat eBay Emptor
Charles Manson times ten to the 9th?
Charles Simonyi: Space cadet
Chief says Google won't fight Chinese censorship
China president at Gates house, not White House
China targets PC makers in antipiracy drive
China's Hu meets Gates as U.S. trip begins
China, India potential 'decades away'
Cisco backs DRM start-up
Civil Liberties Protection Officer? Don't make me laugh.
Cleaning up a bad e-mail reputation
Clearware for understandable EULAs
Comcast steals telecom DSL customers
Common sense and lawsuits don't mix
Company warns on IE patch
Congress may consider mandatory ISP snooping
Content protection (DRM) advocate bitten by the hand that feeds him
Coop: The Boot Camp Gimmick
Corel IPO stumbles out of the gate
Corporate PCs: Underpowered for Vista. Overpowered for Writely?
Corporate search needs to heed workers, Google exec says
Court rules for Microsoft in antitrust case
Court to weigh EU power vs. Microsoft
Credit transactions without identification
Crystal Reports, meet open source
Cybercrooks ramp up against antivirus firms--and each other
Dan Rather on the state of American media
Danger: Authenticating e-mail can break it
Dare I say this aloud? Boot Camp's a gimmick
DaVinci code on Yahoo! Go? Sure, but that's it
Dell 2405FPW, the perfect developer's monitor?
Dell CTO scores A on virtualization test
Dell exec: We're not Wintel's lapdog
Dell's gaming power now in red or black
Democrats lose House vote on Net neutrality
Democrats more likely to favor iTunes taxes
Design software weakens classic drawing skills
Desktop Linux opportunity is thick in the BRICK
Developers fast to fix open-source bugs
Device support 'key' to desktop Linux
DHS struggles with cybersecurity
Digital camera fingerprinting breakthrough
DirectRevenue's dirty money
Disney-brand DVD players recalled
Disney: Pixar integration better than dreamed
Distance learning patent under fire from EFF
Disturbing Developments in Distributed Denial of Service Attacks
Does the OpenDocument religion make sense?
Don't think portable electronic devices are a risk to flight? Think again
DRM key to Linux's consumer success?
DRM to join death and taxes. Will Sun's DReaM spare us the nightmare?
Duffield's Workday, gearing up to punch in
Dvorak: IE is a dead albatross
E-books, has your time come?
Earliest Tablet PC discovered
EarthLink and Google win San Francisco Wi-Fi bid
Earthquake fears prompt business continuity
eBay's Google guard: Yahoo or Microsoft?
EBay: Evolution or Hibernation
Education Funding: It's not a liberal spin
Education: Investment or cost-center?
EFF reaches out to D.C. with new office
EFF stands up for online journalists' rights in Apple v. Does
EFF's sender pay email debate ends in draw
Ego and computer maintenance don't mix
Eliot Spitzer's office files against Scumware company
EMC, NEC strengthen storage ties
Enough said: Apple PC
Ethanol company gets backing from Gates firm
EU lawyer: Microsoft aimed for monopoly 'double lock'
Ex-Microsoft developer eyes trip to space
Ex-Sun exec lambasts Sun's late layoffs
EXCLUSIVE: Google appears to be building travel portal- maybe with Orbitz?
Execs: SOA is more marketing than substance
Eye tracking Web usability
Facebook goes corporate
Fanzines, fantasies, and facts
FAQ: Windows on Macs
FCC sets rules for next-generation wireless bids
FDA to review wireless-phone safety
FDA to revisit cellphone cancer risk. It's about time.
Few buyers at patent auction
Film's stars, writer team for 'X-Men' game
Filmmakers flock to the Net
Finally, the government props up ailing encryption industry
Finnish Revenge as mySQL Gets Solid Support
Firefox a little less buggy now
Firefox update kills security bugs, adds Mac support
Flooded with XML: Stemming the tide
Foldera: Measure twice... cut once.
Former CA chief Kumar pleads guilty to fraud
Framing the discussion: Linux vs. Microsoft
Fraudsters steal details on 2,000 credit cards
Fujitsu aims for North American growth
Fujitsu to release first Blu-ray PCs
Game critics slam violent 'mods'
Gardner and the Gang
Gates said Microsoft had to beat RealNetworks
Gates touts ties with Japanese companies
Gateway jumps into the dual core Tablet PC game
GData - Google's new syndication protocol
General Motors hosts ads attacking Chevy SUV
Get a frog..a Fedora frog that is
GM slow to react to nasty ads
Gonzales calls for mandatory Web labeling law
Google free Wi-Fi = You guessed it.
Google Audio calls for talent
Google Base begins to roll out the verticals
Google buys new algorithm?
Google Calendar - further progress on Google's Web Office suite
Google Calendar and Verizon
Google Calendar is live!
Google Calendar link in Gmail
Google Calendar peeks around the corner
Google Calendar task list feature
Google Calendar, the Eolas Patch for IE, DReaMing on, JBoss and more...
Google co-founder sounds like he'd like to Wi-Fi the world
Google Earth may catch a break in patent quake
Google exploring new search technique
Google language tools in the lead
Google Maps is back
Google patent points to voice search
Google rolls out Related Links software
Google sees large revenue growth in China
Google sees revenue rise, beats expectations
Google settlement or not, click fraud won't go away
Google to defend dual-class stock structure
Google Toolbar 2 for Firefox
Google unveils Web-based calendar app
Google, Sony team for 'Da Vinci Code' promotion
Govt. scientists still being muzzled
Grease up Google's link bar
Great contest for innovators and other creative thinkers
Harris Interactive study has plenty of VoIP marketing lessons
Has SOA jumped the shark?
Hauppauge CEO on Cable TV DRM: Common Sense will prevail
HD camera madness
Here's an idea: Skype could distribute digitized eBay items
Here's what the Skype-Camino Networks buy is really about
Hey genius, how about laying room only?
High court skips Falwell Web site case
High-def TV not ready for Net's prime time
High-tech workers lobby for green cards
Hints of a new service - Google Subscribed Links
Homes too smart for their own good?
Hotmail's new address
How the portable player tail wags the DRM and operating system dogs
How to develop a Google Maps mashup
How to displace Microsoft Office
How to host a power lunch...really
How to make Bill Gates' head explode
How to monetize MySpace
How to stream music from iTunes to your PSP
HP Labs India shows off tech goodies
HP offers open-source software bundles
HP set for laser printer revamp
HP warns of printer software risks
Huh? Microsoft supports Linux but snubs Xen
Hysteria over State buy of Lenovo PCs a 'drive-by smearing'
I want to buy an Apple
I'm going to the wireless VoIP conference: send me questions!
Ian Murdock, cat herder
IBM bakes security into processors
IBM expands data-integration software business
IBM eyes programming for the masses
IBM readies updated 'governance' services
IBM to release near-ready DB2 Viper database
IBM warms to AMD Opteron servers
IBM's Oracle rebate counters HP, Sun
IBM's Venom data compression bites back costs
Identity Management as a Service
IE7 on a 66 MHz 486? MS says it's a cut-n-paste error.
If you EVER say ANY of these four tech phrases, you are so clueless
Images: Changing face of Web mail
Images: Changing face of Web mail
Images: Changing face of Web mail
Images: Demotivators strike again
Images: Demotivators strike again
Images: Installing Windows on a Mac with Boot Camp
Images: Installing Windows on a Mac with Boot Camp
Images: Installing Windows on a Mac with Boot Camp
Images: Installing Windows on a Mac with Boot Camp
In a world of virtualization, should Windows host Linux or should Linux host Windows?
In defense of evil
In March 2007 unemployment level was at 4.7ï202.2ò0for college-educated workers
In Microsoft case, EU judges delve into technology
India's TCS continues hiring spree
Ingres to play possum in mySQL hen house
Intel CTO: Second quarter will be slow
Intel flashes ahead to 1Gb memory
Intel Macs and Windows XP
Intel scrapes by in first quarter
Intel set to brand business PCs
Intel steps up chip cadence
Intel teams up with China's Baidu
Intel to get widespread restructuring
Intel's Viiv-talking pitch for PCs
Intel's VPro to boost security
Internet identity is about authentication
Interop 2006 coverage next week in Vegas
Interoperable radio - a good idea; first responders still waiting for DHS
IRS gets high mark for tax-time website
IRS to search PayPal records for tax evaders
Is encryption really crackable?
Is Google Maps too right-turn happy?
Is Google or Microsoft best positioned for Web Office?
Is Jesus the next killer app?
Is Kodak aiming at Bluetooth-enabled camera?
Is Linux your OS religion?
Is Mass. switch to open source closing a door on disabled?
Is Microsoft playing well with others?
Is open source the way back for U.S. manufacturing?
Is the Network Neutrality Bill in Trouble?
Is the Palm OS missing the multimedia boat?
Is the Web Office Microsoft's game to win or lose?
Is their media bias for Firefox over IE?
Is this Rembrandt a real one?
Is this the world's fastest video phone?
Is Toshiba's HD DVD being reckless with power consumption?
ISP snooping gaining support
Istanbul not Constantinople
IT Commandment: Thou shalt not fear change
IT Commandment: Thou shalt document all thy works
IT Commandment: Thou shalt loosely couple
IT Commandment: Thou shalt not let thy web servers be hacked
IT Commandments: Ignore at your own risk
IT Commandments: Ignore them at your own risk
It's a bad day to be Robert X.
It's never a good time to start a company
It's the end of the web as we know it (not)
Judge blocks Microsoft 'end-run' in EU antitrust case
Judge nixes Michigan law aimed at 'violent' games
Judge orders record labels to turn over documents
Justifying the Intel inside government contracts
Lane: Software shake-up favors new thinking
Late smart phones coming soon, Nokia says
Latest 'Da Vinci' mystery: Judge's own secret code
Latest ajaxLaunch release has deep flaws
Latest net security worriers: Terrorists
Lawmakers: Pirates find haven in Russia, China
Leaner virtualization coming to Windows, Linux
Legislating Identity
Lenovo smear is grossly unfair
Lighting a fire under Solaris
Lights, camera, Firefox
Linux displacing Solaris?
Linux kernel adopts Oracle cluster file system
Linux lab looks to bridge dueling interfaces
Linux zombies show platforms don't matter
Live.com pushes the limits of users patience
Live.com to be homepage of Vista, IE7
Logins for All
Lucent sues Microsoft over Xbox technology
Mac OS X for business: Too little, too late
Mac users still waiting for Intel systems
MacBook coming April 19th?
MacBook Pro issues addressed with 'Rev. D' logic board
Macs do Windows with no streaks, tests show
Mafia insiders infiltrating firms, U.K. cops warn
Man charged with hacking USC database
Many Banks failing to use SSL authentication
Mapping the industry
MapQuest unveils navigation help on mobile phones
Marketers told to keep steadfast watch on blogs
Mashup or meltdown for Microsoft?
Mashups for fun--and profit?
MBA students want Google
McAfee attacks open source
McAfee buys search-warning company
McAfee launches 'Threat Center' site
McAfee repackages security products
McAfee unafraid of Microsoft's security effort
McNealy on Schwartz: I've been working pretty hard to get him into this role
McNealy steps down at Sun
McNealy yields CEO role to Schwartz at Sun
Meet the Flockers
Meet Vongo, Netflix-Killer
Mexican magnate dials in Verizon assets
Mich. law can't stop violent video games
Michigan creates an online learning requirement
Microsoft adds another antiphishing partner
Microsoft admits brand confusion between MSN and Live
Microsoft and big bets
Microsoft and its server protocols
Microsoft and NY Times unveil Times Reader
Microsoft and the virtualization storm
Microsoft bulks up in management software
Microsoft buys British game studio
Microsoft called in for AMD-Intel case
Microsoft calls on consumers to test IE 7
Microsoft Dynamics Lives to Fight Another Competitor -- Microsoft
Microsoft earnings slip below targets
Microsoft extends tool giveaway
Microsoft hastens virtualization support
Microsoft hit by another unpatched IE flaw
Microsoft Japan: 80 Xbox games by year-end
Microsoft lays out $900 million in Chinese investments
Microsoft licenses new way to make friends
Microsoft makes OneCare free for some
Microsoft mobile OS lands biggest-ever deal
Microsoft Office 14 to play roles
Microsoft opens new attack on EU ruling
Microsoft piracy check comes calling
Microsoft plans to buy videogame-ad firm
Microsoft probes Outlook Express patch trouble
Microsoft ramps up Xbox 360 shipments
Microsoft readies embedded database
Microsoft recommends throwing in the towel on desktop clean up
Microsoft releases new breeds of mice
Microsoft releases SQL Server 2005 SP1
Microsoft reveals answer to Google Scholar
Microsoft scoops up asset-tracking firm
Microsoft takes down barrier in Vista firewall
Microsoft taps InterActiveCorp exec to head MSN
Microsoft to 'host' Linux virtually
Microsoft to 'open the doors' of Linux labs
Microsoft to fix Windows patch
Microsoft to slap patch on risky IE hole
Microsoft to sponsor World Cyber Games
Microsoft tool hunts down typo squatters
Microsoft turns Live users into guinea pigs
Microsoft updates Vista test build
Microsoft Virtual Server 2005 R2 is now FREE!
Microsoft's 'Eolas patch' to hobble IE this week. Advantage: Firefox
Microsoft's EU fight seen as Vista threat
Microsoft's secret technology in danger!
Microsoft, Autodesk lose patent case
Microsoft, EU clash over Windows innovation
Microsoft, EU to head back to court over antitrust
Microsoft, NYT partner on newspaper software
Million-dollar Linux
Minitablets to gain considerable steam, researcher says
Mobile browsing becoming mainstream
Mobile computing in comfort
More fuel for the desktop virtualization fire
More remedies for the MySpace dilemma
Morfik tests browser boundaries - builds Javascript chess app
Most innovative companies in 2006: Apple, Google, 3M
Motorola links DVRs to phones for content transfer
MoveOn.org's "net neutrality" petition is naive and silly: Pulver's Save the Internet initiative is not
Mozilla users urged to upgrade
Mozilla users warned--upgrade now
MS Office to use Genuine Validation
Much ado about Oracle, but we can all move on now
Music industry files 2,000 more lawsuits
My Mac diagnostic tool belt
MySpace and the end of civilization
MySpace gets a security czar
MySpace growth continues amid criticism
MySpace revisited
MySpace: Teen sex and what else?
MySpace: We're not so bad - really!
MySQL fills Oracle-consumed hole in database
NASA's 20-G centrifuge machine
Nathan Myhrvold: Invention capitalist
Nationwide data breach bill clears a hurdle
Negroponte: Slimmer Linux needed for $100 laptop
Net neutrality advances on Capitol Hill
Net neutrality loses another round
Net neutrality vote: the cost in human terms
Netflix, adapt now or become irrelevant - fast
NetSuite 11 targeting mid-market with verticals
NetSuite preps ground for IPO
New Google Calendar screenshots
New Google Talk features
New group aims to 'save the Internet'
New insider threat?
New Linux look fuels old debate
New RFID travel cards could pose privacy threat
New search engine could boost Arab Internet use
New Sun CEO a millionaire--and then some
New TiVo boxes let users record two shows at once
New Wal-Mart CIO steams ahead with RFID
News Focus: LinuxWorld
News Focus: XP on a Mac
Newspapers sign on to syndicated blog service
Next generation social networks & unintended consequences
Next-gen DVD war goes to the jury
Nintendo Revolution renamed 'Wii'
No Vista, but Vista Capable stickers coming soon
Normative issues in the Cocoon strategy
Nortel, Qualcomm claim speed record
Not all adware is badware
Not all adware is badware
Nothwithstanding Net non-neutrality, should others follow where ABC-TV is going (Internet TV)?
Novell beats desktop Linux drum hard
Novell's in-house shift to open source makes slow progress
Novell: Linux desktop set to take off
Now this is an Origami device worthy of the name
NSA spying comes under legal, political attack
Observing the road warrior
Ode to the microphone: A podcaster's selection guide
Off-topic: Hotel sink stoppers
On drafting insects
On security, should the media be harder on Microsoft than Firefox?
On sentry duty in your in-box
Online video ads to generate $640 mln by 2007
Open source blogger becomes CEO at Sun
Open source concepts at cross purposes?
Open source geocoding is here
Open source gets results, while Microsoft blames malware on 'stupid users'
Open source in the political fray
Open source meets business intelligence
Open source self-tied knots
Open source still fragmented
OpenDocument alliance 'optimistic' about certification
OpenOffice - Have Any Bills to Pay?
Opera 9 Beta released - includes widgets and BitTorrent
Opera releases beta of latest browser
Oracle says may launch own Linux version
Oracle sews up multiple security holes
Oracle spends $220 million on Portal Software
Oracle takes wraps off apps program
Oracle wants to rein in database admins
Oracle's new world of packaged software
Oracle's oops on security flaw
Outlook on software in 2006: Healthy, disruptive
Outside NY, a plan for one of US' largest Wi-Fi nets
Outsourcing seen as source of innovation
Outsourcing, freedom and sovereignity
Outsourcing: End-run around privacy restrictions
Owen offers top ten questions to ask your VoIP provider
Panel to question Microsoft over EU decision
Paris mayor defends France's wariness of U.S. tech
Password overload hurts security, survey finds
Patched Oracle database still at risk, bughunter says
Patent Madness demands shorter patents
Patent Office needs a 'Slashdot for prior art'
Pay for certified IT skills up 2.6% in 2005, pay for non-certified up 4.4%
Payment processor fears credit card crooks
PayPal launches text messaging for goods
PBS considers putting shows online
PC shipments up, but Dell loses ground
Perps beware: 'Jacking Macs' could prove hazardous
Philips device could force TV viewers to watch ads
Philips spinoff to make screens with oil, water
Phishers set hidden traps on eBay
Phishers try a phone hook
Phony kids, virtual sex
Photos: A time capsule of computing
Photos: Flying on cloud nine
Photos: HP looks at future tech
Photos: Microsoft goes solar
Photos: Microsoft goes solar
Photos: Microsoft goes solar
Photos: Microsoft goes solar
Photos: New tech from HP Labs India
Photos: Software 2006
Photos: Sprint locator service will find you
Photos: The $100 laptop on Linux
Photos: The $100 laptop on Linux
Photos: Worst tech of 2006 (so far)
Photos: Worst tech of 2006 (so far)
Photoshop takes aim at Mac-Intel release
Picture of the day
Pictures: iPod vending machine from Zoom Systems
Pixsy unveils visual Web search
Podcast glass is 26ò0full of the right stuff
Podcasting Gear: What David Berlind is using now
Podcasting, PDAs, and Paradigms
Police Blotter: Ex-employee's Yahoo Mail subpoenaed
Police blotter: Wells Fargo not required to encrypt data
Power hangs in balance on EU Microsoft case
Professional audio advice for podcasters (rookies and vets)
Project Inkwell and the Future in Review
Proof that desktop Linux market is growing
Proprietary and Open source DO mix
Public's creative muscle lifts Mozilla
Qlusters prepares to attack the systems management establishment
Qualcomm readies next-gen 3G chips
Rambus wins $306 million from Hynix
Ramping up for Interop 2006
Ray Ozzie: Microsoft's Grand Unifier
Real IE7 Beta 2 released tonight
Red Cross: San Francisco unprepared for big quake
Red Hat and JBoss: No turning back for open-source
Red Hat cancels Fedora Foundation
Red Hat scoops up JBoss
Red Hat to acquire JBOSS for $350M. Novell now clearly in play.
Red Hat, Intel plan 17 development centers
Red Hat-JBoss points up seismic shift to an open source stack model
Red Hat-JBoss something of a surprise
Reed Hundt says, make the Internet a top priority
Reiner comedy sees both sides of DVD format
Report: Computer Sciences in sale talks, to cut jobs
Report: Disney TV to be offered free on Web
Republicans defeat Net neutrality proposal
Request for some help -PC buying stats
Resurgent Sun refuses to die quietly
Retinal implants may soon restore lost vision
Revealed! Three reasons why Digg is a crock
Review of Zimbra - a feature-laden Web Office Suite contender
RFID: Legitimate fear or fear-mongering?
Rhode Island embarks on statewide wireless network
RIAA and DMCA madness
Robot legs could give Japan's elderly a lift
Rootkit numbers rocketing up, McAfee says
Rules of engagement for Microsoft
Ruling adds to confusion over legality of keywords
Running a business on Web-based software
Rural communities pool together for open source e-gov
Russia dominates computer-programming contest
Salesforce.com faces up to integration challenge
Salesforce.com transparency--new outage
Sample virus targets Windows and Linux
Samsung delays U.S. Blu-ray player launch
Samsung plans Origami PC launch
Samsung to sell thinnest cell phone in U.S.
Samsung, Sony invest $2 billion in new LCD line
SAP eyes midmarket for growth
SAP's recipe for staying on top
Save America, save the schools
Say what? A look back at McNealy zingers
Scandals swirl around eRate
School ban cellphones. Parents go wild.
Seagate boosts drives to 750GB
Security moves back into top 5 IT priorities
Security tool aims to stop drive-by installs
Seminal moment for Windows Mobile?
Senator plans Net taxes but no Net neutrality
Senators pushing for free electronic filing
Service remotely encrypts or deletes data
SF's Vein at center of controversy over Wi-Fi
Shareholders take stock of Apple
Shots without needles
Shouldn't vendors practice what they preach?
Six miles from nearest pay phone, Navajo settlement gets VoIP
Six tips for protecting your laptop
SketchUp is free @Last!
Skype strikes deals with music publishers
Skype to buy voice start-up Sonorit
Skype: The iTunes killer?
Slovak National Security Office hacked hard
Smart glasses may soon replace bifocals
So How 'bout Them Refurbs?
So what should we be teaching?
So, Dell's not a Wintel lapdog? It should probably thank AMD.
SOAPful and RESTful SOA: co-existing in the enterprise
Social networking makes a play for the enterprise
Software 2006: The shifting landscape
Software piracy thrives in China
Software's 'stack wars'
Solaris x86 experience predicts security disaster for Mactel
Sony playing a Cheap Trick on musicians?
Sony to become iTunes of books?
Sony's profit jumps 68 percent
Sorry honey. Gartner cancelled Mother's Day this year.
South Dakota gives laptops to all
Southeastern Europe pitches for outsourcing
SOX, highschool, and assurance
Spam recipe site buys Google AdWords.. in Gmail's Spam Menu
Spamming malware: Parite.B and IRC backdoor disable anti-spyware programs
Sphere prepping to sort out the blogosphere
Spitzer puts another firm in spyware crosshairs
SPLASH
Sprint Nextel prepares to take on DSL providers
Sprint Nextel, cable to test cell service
Spyware in you cell phone -- what next?
St. Cloud's muni Wi-Fi cloud is only partly "cloudy"
Stanford economist named Yale: consumers would save with telco tv
Stanford online high school for gifted, affuent students
States push to tax Net shopping
States struggling to deal with digital documents
Streming video and music to generate $27 bln by 2011
Studios, RIAA target student piracy
Study sees interest in multitasking phones
Study: World's digital divide is narrowing
Such a deal - used iBooks for $48 a pop
Sun at work on Niagara, Rock successors
Sun FUDs me on IBM's SOA announcements
Sun layoffs hit high-end server group
Sun Scott-free? Microsoft's albatross
Sun to offer free trials of Galaxy servers
Sun's chiefs on the hot seat
Sun: Chasing after (and may catch) the open source DReaM
Sun: Four years to go in x86 transformation
Sun: we're oh-so hot
Super-Glue: Best practice for countering key stroke loggers
Supercomputer simulates black hole collision
Survey: Outsourcing saves less than claimed
Suse Linux 10.1 to debut
sWaPing out the data center
Symantec CEO: We're in the protection business
Symantec hit with $900 million tax bill
Symantec revamps mail security tool
Symantec stretches Web 2.0 definition, invents Security 2.0
T2000 Blog Reviews
Take one tablet to improve mobility
Tech CEOs find hiring tougher, study
Tech industry attacks state anti-RFID laws
Telcos checkmate net neturality. Bring on the mesh (or I'll move to France)
The battle for virtualization is heating up
The blogosphere's growing mismatch
The brains behind SAP
The fall of McNealy: the end of an error
The future of Google Calendar
The Hundt for better business models
The importance of VoIP encryption
The intangible aspects of mashups matter most
The IT Commandments: Thou shalt give something back to the community
The IT Commandments: Thou shalt not use nonsecure protocols on thy network
The lame $100 laptop
The lighter side of EULAs, the RIAA, the DMCA, and CRAP
The money value of time
The new meaning of programming
The new TiVo is out! Well, sort of.
The next generation of Web components
The old software model dies here
The only answer to PC insecurity
The open source presentation layer
The problem at Sun isn't at the top
The problem at Sun: is in the middle
The secret of phishers' success
The skinny on CTIA Wireless 2006
The SOA with reach: Web-Oriented Architecture
The Windows Vista Secret Decoder Ring
Think Skype traffic is easily detectable? No it's not, expert tester says
Thou shalt not condemn departments doing their own IT
Thou Shalt Not Ignore Security Risks When Choosing Platforms
Throw in the towel on malware? No way
Time for teachers to tune into iPods
Tiny school district signing up thousands for online courses
TiVo patent double-standard?
To put an end to constant attacks, do you have to get off the Microsoft train?
Today's worst person in the (infosecurity) world
Top 100 on Google Video
Top court seeks U.S. view in Microsoft patent case
Top DHS official arrested for cybersex
Top Web sites for March 2006: Yahoo!, Microsoft, MSN. MySpace is in top 10.
Toshiba notebook offers 17-inch screen
Trash that PC in an eco-friendly way
Trojan horse: Your money or your files
Trouble in the tropics: Belize telco accused of blocking VoIP
Truth is: Web Office takes more resources than Vista
Tug-o-war over Mass Bay Charter: Harbinger of things to come?
TV competition could save consumers big bucks
TV industry frets over high definition
Tyranny of the New
U.K. music biz vexed by file sharing
U.S. attorney general calls for 'reasonable' data retention
U.S. calls for more antipiracy action from China
U.S. could complain to WTO over China piracy
U.S. judge rules against Microsoft in European case
Ubuntu: Get set for 'cutting-edge' Linux
Unpatched Mac flaws may put users at risk
Until this happens, VoIP E911 will be an illusion
US adware business is doomed
US Internet ad market generated $12.5 bln in 2005
US PC market up 5.3ò0in Q1 2006
User: Vonage calls work well, but their customer service does not
Ushering in a new era of angst at Microsoft
Using SOX to devalue computing
Using Vista to get Linux in
Verizon hikes DSL prices
Violent video games often not properly labeled
Virtual keyboard tops Apple patent requests
Virtualization bolsters Dell world view
Virtualize, don't dual boot
Viruses 'trained' to build tiny batteries
Vista on a MacBook Pro
Vista on a MacBook? No dice.
Vista won't show fancy side to pirates
VMware launches desktop alliance
VMware-friendly change likely for Linux
VoIP products could face export crackdown
Vonage staffing up HQ with "trouble-shooter" types
Waiting for desktop Linux
Want a Windows Vista capable PC? Follow these three rules
Want net neutrality? Think about who you vote for
Web 2.0 business models
Web 2.0 meets the enterprise
Web 2.0 vs. SOA debate: 'wrong, wrong, wrong'?
Web sites drum to offbeat TV shows
Web Technology Penetration Report - CSS continues its rise and frames still survive in 16ò0of websites!
Web's role in terrorism examined
Web-based software: Not for prime-time yet?
WebOS market review
Welcome to the Digital ID World blog
What about open do they not understand?
What do you think of Google Calendar?
What I learned in Washington
What if today's tech was available 2,000 years ago?
What is the future of podcasts?
What will Skobee do? Not VoIP-not yet, anyway
What's the next security threat?
Whatever you do, don't read this Vista guide
When blogs attack
When Microsoft gives bad advice, who pays?
When the worlds of SOA and Web 2.0 collide
Where and why do we still need tight coupling?
Where Apple fails
Where did my hard drive go?
Where have we heard this one before?
Where is the new leadership of the tech industry?
Who owns the Internet pipes?
Who will Salesforce.com buy next?
Why Americans are technology, political, and educational laggards and how it will doom them
Why calculators are scarier than MySpace
Why does Microsoft Passport suck?
Why Google is extending RSS
Why HD will rule the movie world
Why I'm OK with Chinese censorship of Skype IM
Why tech companies hate the blogosphere
Why Windows is less secure than Linux
Will copper's record prices affect VoIP, WiFI and cell phones?
Will Intel's new vPro business PC help to reverse the company's misfortunes?
Will or could RSS get forked?
WiMAX chipsets to generate $950 mln by 2009
Windows on Macs? Chill folks. It's much ado about nothing.
Windows patch trips up on HP tool, firewall
Windows Update will drive you crazy
Wiping an infected computer is best for any OS
Wiretapping, Google subpoena earn Muzzle Awards
With e-mail, Microsoft looks to hook students 'for life'
Wither Oracle
Wither Oracle, SAP, et al? (Pt 1)
Wither Oracle, SAP, et al? (Pt 2)
Workflow makes you smarter
Xerox disappoints Wall St. but CEO Anne Mulcahy's stock looks good
XIN - a Web OS that wants to be a platform
XP and Vista to get new media player
Yahoo accused of helping jail another Chinese writer
Yahoo boosts stake in wired home
Yahoo brings user ratings to Finance postings
Yahoo calls for international cooperation in Internet laws
Yahoo cited in jailing of China Internet writer
Yahoo pressured over China cooperation
Yahoo! testing Wi-Fi access for Yahoo! Messenger
Yahoo's free software turns PC into DVR
You get muni broadband by demanding it
YouTube's 'Bowiechick' and the spiders from marketing
YouTube: Too rough for advertisers?
Zalewski is no hero - he's a vandal
Zero-day PoCs on the loose for Mac
Zillow offers new angle on real estate views
Zimbra makes ALE, Calc and Write
Zimbra Office: now this is something for Microsoft to worry about.