Discussion threads on 2006-05

$100 laptop gets working prototype
$2b RFP for tech surveillance of Mexico, Canada borders
'Critical' Windows, Exchange fixes coming
'Dot-mobi' domain for mobile devices hits the Web
'Grendel' opera opening delayed by computer glitch
'Intelligent' robots for space exploration
'Made in India' phones set to tap global markets
.mobi is not the answer to mobile content
16 outsourcing megadeals awarded in 2003, 12 in 2004, 11 in 2005
17 bln devices to connect to the Internet in 2012
20-year-old 'botmaster' faces years behind bars
30 screen shots of the new Vista Beta
35% of software in the world is pirated
4GHz Dual Core Game PC at $825!
4GHz Dual Core Game PC at $825!
4GHz Dual Core Game PC at $825!
53�0of DVR owners skip commercials
70�0of Americans are unaware of what Media Center PCs can do
93�0of US restaurant owners expect strong sales in 2006
A car that slows you down
A civics lesson from General Hayden
A Cure for the Summertime Blues
A cure to citywide Wi-Fi woes?
A few minutes with Scott McNealy
A fresh look at Vista's User Account Control
A fresh look at Vista's User Account Control
A fresh look at Vista's User Account Control
A fresh look at Vista's User Account Control, Part 2
A microscope creating 3-D images
A round of Web 2.0 reductionism
A sneaky use for the Sun Grid
A teacher's blog makes a difference
A zero energy home in Oklahoma
Abundance of DRM trainwrecks make them worth tracking. You can help.
Adding enterprise context to blogs
Adobe issues profit, revenue warning
Adobe looks to Photoshop to take on Quark
Ajax vs RIA - Ajax still rules
Alienware chooses Airgo chipsets for new laptops
Align this! Has IT strayed that far from the business?
All your MacBook questions answered
Allchin: Still worried about Vista
Alleged NASA hacker loses extradition ruling
AMD debuts 'Live' media-center offerings
AMD to invest $2.5 billion in German factories
AMD unveils architecture for its next generation of chips
AMD unveils line of energy-efficiency chips
AMD updates desktop chip designs
AMD: Vista only a tiny step to convergence
America's Future...isn't in America
Amnesty International seeks to end Net repression
An anti-telco blind spot
Analyst: we need an 'eight-second' rule for SOA
Analysts, bloggers, reporters -- let them all in
Analyze this: Roger McNamee on Microsoft's strategy
And then there's Mactel
Anger grows over Bush surveillance report
Another music titan (Sony) bites the Apple dust
Another MySpace-enabled molestation, calls for crackdown
Another real world example of why DRM is evil
Anti-spyware program installs WhenU adware
Antispam advocate succumbs to spammer
Antispam list gets spammed
AOL IM bot cloaked in encryption
AOL lays off 1,300
AOL to launch free AIM phone service
Appeals court takes dim view of Net-tapping rules
Apple Centres in Amsterdam forced to change name
Apple countersues Creative in patent dispute
Apple flaws put both Macs and PCs at risk
Apple heading uptown in New York retail
Apple launches new Macintosh ad campaign
Apple partners with Nike on iPod for runners
Apple patent covers wireless iTunes distribution
Apple Q2 2006 financial results
Apple releases 13-inch MacBook
Apple releases Intel-based iBook successor
Apple sells PowerSchool unit
Apple sics lawyers on hot and bothered MacBook Pro users
Apple suit seen hurting Creative in long run
Apple takes wraps off fancy flagship store
Apple thwarted in bid to unmask leaker
Apple wins Beatles battle
Apple's European culture clash
Apple's head lawyer steps down
Apple, labels stick with 99 cents per iTunes song
Apples and Oranges
Are open source and copyright issues connected?
Arranging the DEC chairs at HP
As Yahoo's home page turns
Asian semiconductor market to grow to $203 bln in 2010
At Wal-Mart, build your own computer
AT&T leaks sensitive info in NSA suit
Authentication as risk management
¿Hablas español?
Back in the USSR
Back to school
Backer of .xxx adult domain tries again
Backer of ISP snooping slams industry
Bad competitors are ruining markets everywhere...
Ballmer defends Microsoft's cash 'problem'
Ballmer details MSN spending plans
Ballmer's formula: Patience and innovation
Ballmer: Google wants special treatment in IE
Ballmer: Not the time to scale back
Ballmer: Symantec suit won't delay Vista
Ballmer: Vista on track for January shipment
Bank's defense of bad security: Everyone else does it
BBC festival to get a virtual 'Second Life'
BearShare P2P service sold following settlement
BellSouth denies giving call data to NSA
Ben Goodger from Firefox presentation at Webstock 06
Benioff prophecies the post-client/server world
Berners-Lee calls for Net neutrality
Best Buy to buy majority stake in China retailer
Best Web email service: Gmail
Beware of broadband speed overkill
Big Beta Day for Microsoft
Bill aims to school judges in patent law
Bill Gates kicks of the "D" conference
Bill would require ISPs to retain all data
BitTorrent inks studio distribution deal
Black Frog leaps into fight against spam
BlackBerry maker countersues Visto
Blocked MySpace on campus? How about cellphones?
Blog on JavaDB sparks debate over thin clients, AJAX, and synch
Blogosphere: gender oppression, or gender choice?
Blu-ray a player in PlayStation pricing
Blue Security attack linked to blog crashes
Blueprinting the human brain
Borland lays off about 300
Bounty for Vista coders who squish bugs at home
Brand your own postage stamp
British hacker close to extradition to US
British police to develop national video ID system
Browser bug or did Yahoo! just acquire Technorati?
Browsers are back? Maxthon gets funded
Building a Lexus on TiVo
Bulgarian police bust major European Web pirates
Bush defends spy program after new disclosure
Businesses are in the market for intelligence
By 2020, kiss the snows of Kilimanjaro goodbye
By year-end 2006 70�0of PCs will still run Windows XP
CA's Kumar: Where's the bonus, baby?
Cablevision sued over on-demand plans
California man guilty to Xbox tampering
California man pleads guilty to bot attack
Can BitTorrent thrive in the mainstream?
Canadian census counts on online responses
Cell carriers, ignore CellVoWLAN at your peril
CEO: Consumers liking bundled telecom services
CEO: No plans to build a Google Web browser
China blows a 'civilized wind' over Internet
China, the Web's Broken Link
Christie's to hold 'Star Trek' garage sale
CIOs fleeing IT?
Cisco posts fall in profit
Cities deploying Wi-Fi face challenges
Clamoring for a round of 'Pac-Man'
Clearwire files for $400 million IPO
Clerk says CBS-Howard Stern suit settled
Clocking the movements of atoms
CNN, Cartoon Network sue Cablevision
Collaborative Google Q & A: Call for questions
Collision course for Symantec and Microsoft
Common code base for Vista, Longhorn Server
Competition is great for Rich Internet Applications
Competitive advantage and cost centers
Computer passwords reveal workers' secrets
Computer, ink sales shore up HP's profits
Comverse CEO resigns amid options probe
Congress may make ISPs snoop on you
Congress may slap restrictions on SSN use
Congress targets social network sites
Consumer electronics industry in China to generate $94 bln in 2010
Could "Google-prise" be forcing Microsoft's hand with potential Yahoo! deal?
Could more Eolas-like open source benefactors hurt Microsoft, others?
Counting the cost of counterfeiting
Crackdown looms for web 'typosquatters'
Craig Newmark serving customers at Craigslist
Craigslist to begin charging for NYC real estate listings and launches RSS bulk posting interface
Creative sues Apple over iPod interface
Credit card security rules to get update
Criminal mashup
Critical back door-like vulnerability exposes Symantec anti-virus users
Crowdsourcing 'meme' debate
Cyberattack knocks millions of blogs offline
D: Al Gore on Current.tv and global warming
Dabble DB nearing launch - Web database and app builder
DARPA issues call for street-legal robot racers
Data breach legislation still lets agencies off the hook
Data-mining pioneer joins Microsoft
Date and time trivia
Dave Winer raps on Share your OPML, blogging and more...
Day 4: Java in the trenches, the Eclipse Way
Defense agency to use Microsoft's Virtual Earth
Dell bulks up Candian facility
Dell opts for AMD's Opteron
Dell revenue to fall below analyst expectations
Dell switch dents Intel shares
Dell to install Google software on PCs, sources say
Dell to try branded stores--sans inventory
Dell whacks prices on select notebooks, desktops
Dell wields its leverage and disrupts Wintel
Dell's non-store retail store
Democratic senator wants Net neutrality regulations
Desperately seeking: an API for TinyURL
Despite cellular strength, Verizon profit falls
Despite controversy, 'booth babes' still prowl E3
Detaching printers for non-PC users
Developers reverse engineer MS-Office; add OpenDocument compatibility
Did Hell freeze over (Sun embrace Eclipse)?
Digging into Google Notebook javascript
Digging into the RightNow Salesnet deal
Digital music finds some locker room
Dinosaur Sightings 2
Dinosaur Sightings: Computers from the 1970s
Dinosaur Sightings: Computers from the 1970s
Dinosaur Sightings: Computers from the 1970s
Dinosaur Sightings: Computers from the 1970s
Does Java EE 5 getting REST mean WOA will break out?
Does Vista really need 15GB of disk space?
Doing business, the Google way
DOJ rips hackers, '2600' mag in DVD-cracking flap
Don't do it
Don't look to GOOG, YHOO and MSFT to keep Internet open and neutral
Dot Com vs Web 2.0
Dramatic turns in the MPAA battle against movie piracy
Dude, you got Google
EarthLink, GE fund broadband over power line provider
EarthLink: Bells must share broadband networks
EC decision proves the value of an ISO standard
Education IT: "bring on Mobile WiMAX;" Profs: "not in my classroom you don't"
Enjoy Vista, the operating system as you know it is dead
Enron's Lay and Skilling guilty
EU in quandary on new action against Microsoft
EU slams 'interference' in sex site vote
EU to tax e-mail, text messages?
EU: Rejection of .xxx proof of US meddling in ICANN
Europe: No patents for software
Eurovision and Internet video
Ex-government employee sentenced for hacking
Ex-Sun exec returns to run software group
Execs' confidence in economy rises
Exploiting the power of enterprise wikis
Fantasy football virus kicks off
FAQ: NSA's data mining explained
Faster networks, please
FCC approves Net-wiretapping taxes
Federal IT Flunks Out
Feds add two years to Microsoft antitrust deal
Feds shutter spyware ring
Feds take phone record firms to court
Final Vista prices? Don't buy that bogus list
Finally, a VoIP headset that doesn't suck
Finally, an application for Origami (and maybe dinner for Tim Bray)
Financial sector awakens to Net neutrality issues
Finding cool companies
Firefox gets a fresh security update
Firefox global share is at 11.79�0in May 2006
Firm offers bounty for open-source tech support
FIRST consider open source
First it sued enthusiast Web sites. Now it's threatening customers. Who is left for Apple to sue?
First look at Polycom Communicator C100S
First look: Foldera shows great promise
Flash to jump beyond the browser
Flaw found in Symantec business antivirus software
For ComputerWorld's Seven deadly sins of outsourcing, here's an eighth
Forget the NSA. Here's another very scary list. Are you included?
Four reasons why Vonage IPO's email and phone pitch is the wrong strategy
France amends bill amid opposition from Apple
France backs down on iTunes DRM stance
Frankston's pedestrian common sense
Free Vista (and Office) for holiday shoppers?
Free vs. Open
FSF-backed DRM protesters don hazmat suits at WinHEC
Gartner predicts longer Vista delay
Gartner says Vista to ship in 2007
Gartner Symposium 2006 session coverage
Gartner: Commoditization means consumers will wag the enterprise IT dog
Gartner: Software development will cease to exist
Gates forgoes reality distortion for reality acquistion
Gates to demonstrate new search software
Gates: Microsoft will keep Google honest
German police sue eDonkey file sharers
Getting more advertisers in the game
Getting started with Google Web Toolkit (GWT)
Give Google Health a test drive
Global optical networking market to grow 12�0a year
Global processor head count please
Gmail in Arabic and Hebrew
Gmail to get prices
Gonzales pressures ISPs on data retention
Good news for India!
Google (service name here) isn't that popular
Google AdWords: The Web reality show
Google and the "convicted monopolist"
Google Calendar colors a CNET reporter's day
Google Calendar RSS problems?
Google cherry picks the best
Google clues on new ad product rollouts
Google Co-op: New vehicle for selling AdWords?
Google continues to lead in search - but not in verticals
Google Dearth: Google's Mountain View Wi-Fi may need more transmitters
Google enlisted to fight bird flu
Google envy blinds Microsoft to the bigger opportunity
Google has a beef with IE7
Google has its eye on Vista search
Google Health and Purchases at press day?
Google holding closed beta
Google launches European coding competition
Google Music madness
Google Music: More clues?
Google Notebook - the good, the bad, and the ugly
Google Notebook - who should be worried?
Google Notebook login page found
Google Press Day 2006 highlights
Google press day, Ballmer's formula, BitTorrent, E3 and more...
Google Q & A: What questions do you want to ask Google?
Google redefines Ajax, again
Google rejection notice
Google retains lead in U.S. search market
Google search heads to cell phones in Japan
Google shareholders stick with dual-class structure
Google Trends: Google's HQ city tops for "Skype" news searches
Google Trends: this city is the "sex" search capital of the U.S.
Google Unlimited Data Storage?
Google unveils new applications
Google v. Microsoft: Win for IE 7
Google video ads good? I think so.
Google Video Ads: Google hit, or miss?
Google Web Toolkit released - rumors of Morfik alliance?
Google's emerging Web Office
Google's first mashup goes green
Google's free pass
Google's offline forays
Google's profits under attack
Google's Serendipity
Google's servers full - CEO says it's a crisis
Google's video replay
Google, Microsoft and Adobe - The battle for the new operating system
Google, Yahoo, eBay, Microsoft--which will merge?
Google-Yahoo-Microsft. Net and DRM neutrality, Samsung Q1 and more...
Gosling: Close but no cigar on open source Java
GTD 101 in the Financial Times
GWT - The future of web programming
Hacked subway LEDs mock Canada's prime minister
Hardware firms oppose Net neutrality laws
Has a tipping point arrived where we start paying for ads?
Has Sun blown its chance?
Helio kicks off cell phone service
Hidden costs of a Dell
Hitachi stresses chemistry on perpendicular drives
Hollywood study examines costs of film piracy
Hollywood's melting bipolar icecap
Home builders switch on the 'invisible' solar panels
Hoo-ah! Braniacs to ban laptops in classrooms?
Hosted Exchange solves the multiple device syncing balancing act
Hosted PBX market to reach $1.3 bln by 2009
House panel approves cybergambling ban
House panel OKs Net gambling ban
House panel votes for Net neutrality
How Cablevision's new calling plan Hurts Skype, Vonage
How can IT save the world?
How deep is the online-ad well?
How do you make a fuel cell? Print it
How Microsoft can save User Account Control
How Sony failed to Connect, again
How sweet it is to be in charge.
How to gain competitive advantage from IT
HP shoots for wannabe photo pros
Hundreds arrested in mass-marketing frauds
I don't want my MTV
I'm sorry, but BitTorrent is still a den of thieves
IBM adds to mainframe's Java flavor
IBM backs OpenDocument in Lotus Notes
IBM gains share as server market picks up
IBM to help build $100 million supercomputer center
IBM walks the SOA walk
IBM's Sutor asks how you share documents. Wrong question, right time?
IBM's Sutor understands DRM, but logic misses major point
IBM: India and China will help us grow
IBM’s Lotus Notes for SAP Strategy: How About A Little Trash Talk Among “Friends”�?.
IE Inadequate? No, Ajax is Inadequate.
IE7 = Internet Explorer for Vista
IM attacks up 25�0in April 2006
IM worm installs 'safe' Web browser
Image Gallery Page Test in BTL
Image Gallery: Inside Vista beta 2
Image Gallery: Singularity, the rapture of nerds?
Image Gallery: Singularity, the rapture of nerds?
Image: Internet Explorer 7 Beta 2 an easier installation than expected
Image: Internet Explorer 7 Beta 2 an easier installation than expected
Image: Internet Explorer 7 Beta 2 an easier installation than expected
Image: Internet Explorer 7 Beta 2 an easier installation than expected
Image: Internet Explorer 7 Beta 2 an easier installation than expected
Images: Demotivators strike again
Images: Excel 2007 beta 2
Images: Outlook 2007 beta 2
Images: Visiting the 'Scalable City'
Images: Windows Media Player 11
Images: Word 2007 beta 2
Images: Word 2007 beta 2
Images: Word 2007 beta 2
Immigrants stand up to be counted
Immigration debate turns to H-1B visas
In Kashmir, cell phones betray rebels
In new 2.5, Skype addresses some usability issues
India to tighten offshoring data security
Industry, others object to data retention
Influence is productive
Influence: It's what moves networked markets
Inside Google Enterprise
Intel asks judge to throw out AMD case
Intel branches out from the Core
Intel builds $400 laptop for school desks worldwide
Intel stays on dual-core track through 2008
Intel to invest $1 billion in emerging markets
Intel, Cisco, HP tackle patent reform
Internet Explorer 7: The Good, The Bad, and The Future
Introduction to Server Virtualization
iPhone to become a reality?
iPod on your Treo
IPTV needs minimum throughput, not maximum
Is censorship bad for the economy of a country?
Is Cisco an identity company?
Is Dell's luggable lovable?
Is Google at risk in search?
Is High Definition video conferencing worth it?
Is it time to consolidate your Java apps? Onto a mainframe?
Is Microsoft losing ground to Linux?
Is Microsoft outthinking Google?
Is OSS less reliable?
Is SOA ready for the 'slope of enlightenment'?
Is T-Mobile taking the smart out of smartphone and the I out of ISP?
Is the Web the new Hollywood?
Is the Web the new Hollywood?
Is there value beyond LinkedIn's 3 degrees of separation
Is Vista UAP getting a bum rap?
Islamic militants recruit using U.S. video games
ISO approval 'unlikely for Microsoft Open XML'
ISP snooping plans take backseat
It ain't over till...
IT alignment at UncleBunny's
It's good to be a programmer
It's the user experience, stupid
It's time to toss out your antivirus software
Jacking MySpace for fame and fortune
JAJAH trying YouTube posts as marketing strategy: what's the end game?
James Gosling on the state of Java
Japan leads in blog posts per capita
Java inches closer to open source
Java: Real time, real cool
JavaDB: An idea whose time has finally come?
JavaOne: Java SE to support Visual Basic
JavaOne: You will be assimilated
Jobs gets out of the Happy Meal business
John Chambers keynote for Interop 2006
Jonathan Schwartz's other new job: Fortune 500 CEO blogger
JRuby on Rails (JRoR) demonstrated at JavaOne
Judge adds two years to Microsoft antitrust deal
Judge denies AT&T request for closed hearing
Just what was Google thinking?
Just what we needed: Another proprietary form of CRAP (DRM)
K-Lite ends media format madness
Kent Beck: "We thought we were just programming on an airplane"
Keylogger spying at work on the rise, survey says
Knowledge/Information centricity vs document centricity
Korea rejects Microsoft appeal
Labels sue XM over music-storing 'mothership'
Large number of Apple patches for May
Lawsuit seeks to block Google settlement
Lax standards for feds in data breach vote
Learning from stuff that works
Legal loophole emerges in NSA spy program
Lego opens up Mindstorms NXT firmware
Legoland champ triumphs in trial by fire--and ice
Lenovo puts market growth ahead of profit
Libraries pull down the tower of knowledge
Linux kernel 'getting buggier,' leader says
Linux Networx lands deal for NASA Goddard
Linux' Secret Weapon
Live from San Francisco, Scott McNealy
Losing net neutrality will harm the IT vendors and startups
MacBook Pro temperature graphs
MacBook Pro Temperature Monitor
MacBook PROS: new features over the MBP
Magnetic tape prototype makes data leap
Mainframes, IFL, and Linux
Making storage technology work for you
Making the Web fit for mobile
Mapping a path for the 3D Web
Marc Canter: The digital lifestyle aggregator
Mark Cuban is Wrong
Martha Stewart plans own version of MySpace
Mashups from Mars, SOAs from Venus?
McAfee bites into Apple security
McAfee sends 'Falcon' after Symantec, Microsoft
McNealy tees off at Symantec event
McNealy: Google opaque friend, IBM top rival
Measure Map getting closer?
Meet Apple's version of Deadheads
Meet the new Frag Dolls
Merger mania: Yahoo, eBay, Microsoft, Google ?
Mergers in private space travel
Mexico wants your software work
Michael Dell pushes governments to invest in IT
Michael Dell set on 'changing the approach' to stay ahead
Microbes enlisted to capture uranium
Microsoft adCenter launched - Ballmer says Microsoft evolving from software to media company
Microsoft adds Ultimate edition of Office
Microsoft advises 'safe mode' for Word
Microsoft backs Web strategy with cold, hard cash
Microsoft brings back the towels
Microsoft bug-checking tools promise fewer crashes
Microsoft buys secure VPN specialist
Microsoft dallies with open source
Microsoft DEP kills Microsoft LiveMeeting
Microsoft flexing its muscles
Microsoft folds new features into mapping service
Microsoft hires software security expert
Microsoft lays plans for 'Vistagami' tablets
Microsoft looks beyond Windows at hardware confab
Microsoft makes Massive bet on in-game ads
Microsoft may restrict its workers' PC rights
Microsoft moves deeper into virtualization
Microsoft Office to get a dose of OpenDocument
Microsoft patches Windows and Exchange flaws
Microsoft pictures a 10-gigapixel photo
Microsoft pitches pay-as-you-go PCs
Microsoft primes PC buyers for Premium Vista
Microsoft ready to spend--but on what?
Microsoft releases Windows CE 6 beta
Microsoft reveals virtualization strategy and architecture
Microsoft scientists pushing keyboard into the past
Microsoft security product set for official debut
Microsoft settles California antitrust claims
Microsoft shows off JPEG rival
Microsoft splits Office duties
Microsoft takes plunge with AdCenter
Microsoft to buy a stake in Yahoo?
Microsoft to refine Vista's PC-rating tool
Microsoft to spell out Vista's needs
Microsoft touts wireless keyboard, mouse for Macs
Microsoft unveils new betas for Office, Vista
Microsoft updates its office of the future
Microsoft wants you to feel young again
Microsoft's 'Mission Impossible' man
Microsoft's Visual Studio courts database pros
Microsoft: Open source 'not reliable or dependable'
Microsoft: OpenDocument is too slow
Microsoft: Set your systems for Vista
Microsoft: Take a week off--unpaid
Midlife crisis for the hard drive
Mobile devices as the mainstream hook for RIAs
Mobile phone explosions concern Brazilians
Monday morning massacre: 17 employees fired for forwarding porn
Morally Wrong, eh?
More details on the onerous MTV Urge license agreement
More questions for Google: What do you want to ask Google?
Morfik defends its IP rights against Google
Morpheus makers file suit against eBay
Most well-known brands among US CEOs: UPS, Dell, Microsoft, Sony
Moto's Q arrives but will it survive (the test)
Motorola to offer even slimmer phone
Motorola's Q could ring by next week
Move your presentations beyond bullet points
Mozilla CEO: Why they're still shunned by corporate IT
MPAA accused of hiring a hacker
MS: "OpenDoc too slow!" IBM: "MS Open XML too heavy!"
MTV, Microsoft a powerful combination, say some
Music labels call on colleges to stop downloading
Musician Moby raises voice for Net neutrality
Must open source businesses scale?
MySpace faces call to crackdown on predators
MySpace gives 'Stick It' a box-office boost
MySpace sponsors digital magazine downloading premiere
NASA launches lunar lander contest
NAT breaks VoIP: so here's what to do
NBC News programs offered on iTunes
NEC profit drops, company sees rebound
Negroponte's now $130 PC due in April 2007
Net neutrality about the future of TV?
Net neutrality and politics
Net neutrality fans pressure U.S. Senate
Net neutrality field in Congress gets crowded
NetBeans Day: Project Matisse Roadmap
Never mind Dempsey, here's the Woodcrest numbers
New alliance seeks mass market system management
New anatomy of a hack
New bill to require ISPs retain data
New data security proposal surfaces in Congress
New feature: Gmail Pictures
New light Dell Latitude due soon
New Palm OS Treo ready for takeoff
New security program to prevent exploits -- it works!
New style of Google SERP?
New Wi-Fi standard hits another bump in the road
New Yahoo! homepage - more Ajax and personalization
News sites fight to keep spying hearing open
Next generation Intel processors coming to the Mac
Next thing ya know, Apple will try to patent RSS
NH ready to reject Real ID
Nick Carr on IE7, Google, and the DOJ
Nightclub offers teens an Internet alter ego
Nike runs with an iPod
Nintendo prices Wii at $250 for U.S. market
Nintendo shows off Wii controller
No Excuse for Geography Failure
Nokia sees abundance in luxury brand
Nokia unveils new mid-price business phone
Northern states squirm over land crossing ID card
Not only does Web 2.0 not exist: it's not your term to use
Note to recording artists: Just say "no" to Apple
Notebooks and VPNs: The tools of successful business continuity during a flu pandemic?
Novell brands its own open-source religion
NSA book author: NSA "Probably" has your ISP, cell records
NSA has records of billions of U.S. phone calls
Nuke dispute is basis for Iranian PC game
Office 2007 Beta 2 Screenshots
Office 2007 Beta 2 Screenshots
Office 2007 takes first VoIP integration baby step: but it's not enough
Office 2007-specific Windows Desktop Search beta
Ohio University suffers at least three security breaches
OK, cable, one of your own has called you out about net neutrality
Old solar tech back in limelight
On the hunt for Vista bugs
On the other hand (re: Java-based client-side computing).....
On-line banking. It gets worse (and why SOX sux)
One IE flaw leads to another
One year later, Lenovo looks for second act
OnHollywood: Consumer generated media
Online education makes giant strides
Online extortion battle takes a mortal hit
Online gamblers targeted by scams
Online hit 'Broken Saints' joins DVD canon
Open Logic building freelance bug-fixing market
Open source now ties for first place in app servers
Open source shapes up as rival to Oracle
Open-source hunt digs up more flaws
OpenBSD update promises better protection
OpenDocument gets ratified by ISO: Whoop-ass or big whoop?
OpenDocument standard ratified
OpenDocument versus Microsoft's Open XML: War of words intensifies
Oracle's April quarterly patches still no where in sight
Orca - a WebOS with a difference
Origami PC maker has to scribble 'wait'
OU leaves server in hackers' hands for a year
Outsourcing on the road to ILM
Outsourcing tutoring
Ownership and on-demand
Palm releases Treo 700p
Palm Treo 700p available first from Sprint
Patent auction pays more in the end
Patent holders as open source allies
PC maker Lenovo slides into the red
PC sales in India to revive Intel?
Pentagon conference attendees' data compromised
Pentaho: Disruptive BI
Philly Wi-Fi project passes final hurdle
Phone futures in review
Photos: 'Booth babes' then and now
Photos: 'Booth babes' then and now
Photos: 'Booth babes' then and now
Photos: AMD beefs up chip architecture
Photos: At WCIT, Intel's sub-$400 laptop
Photos: At WCIT, Intel's sub-$400 laptop
Photos: Can I get that $100 laptop in orange?
Photos: Can I get that $100 laptop in orange?
Photos: Dell designs a 'desknote'
Photos: Dell designs a 'desknote'
Photos: Dell designs a 'desknote'
Photos: Dell designs a 'desknote'
Photos: Dell designs a 'desknote'
Photos: Dinosaur Sightings 3
Photos: E-paper devices for the commuter crowd
Photos: E-paper devices for the commuter crowd
Photos: Inside Google Australia
Photos: Microsoft's workplace of the future
Photos: Microsoft's workplace of the future
Photos: Microsoft's workplace of the future
Photos: New looks for HP
Photos: Out of the box: Apple's new Intel-based MacBook
Photos: Racing at 6,786 miles per gallon
Photos: See Apple's glass palace
Photos: See Apple's glass palace
Photos: See Apple's glass palace
Photos: See Apple's glass palace
Photos: See Apple's glass palace
Photos: See Apple's glass palace
Photos: See Apple's glass palace
Photos: SLR cameras for the digital age
Picasa for Linux
Pixar buy dilutes Disney earnings
Please, no SOA 2.0
Police Blotter: eBay suit over $380,000 Porsche
Police blotter: Enhanced video used to convict arsonist
Politicos ponder patent system changes
Politicos propose new action on Net neutrality
Polycom announces Skype Speaker Phone
PowerPage wins on appeal
Presenting: the ultimate World of Warcraft, Flickr, YouTube, MySpace, Digg, Friendster and Memeorandum mash-up
Protesters face off with Verizon, AT&T
Proxy Problems
Public gets peek at Windows Media Player 11
Qualcomm sues Nokia over patents in U.K.
Readers hand down more IT Commandments
Rebery, a remarkable new Trojan
Red Hot Chili Peppers angered by Net leak
Remote Exploit in Norton Anti-Virus Puts 200 Million at Risk
Report: SAP co-founder sees only 3 potential buyers
Report: Software piracy costs $34 billion
Report: Verizon mulling phone line sales
Report: Vista to hit antispyware, firewall markets
Report: Vonage to start collecting sales taxes in 21 states
Republican bill would ban social networking from schools, libraries
Republican politico endorses data retention
Republican skepticism over NSA program widens
Researcher: Macs not as expensive as thought
Resisting the Urge (MTV's Urge, that is)
Reunions
Reviewing the mainframe
Rich Internet Application Case Study: Making eBay Better with Flash and Open Laszlo
Rich Internet Applications and the software as a service model
RightNow nets Salesnet, targeting Salesforce.com
RIM set to roll out BlackBerry in China
Riya heading into Web search
Robin Williams yucks it up for 'Spore'
Robotic telesurgery by remote surgeons
Robots that think like humans
Rootkit-spyware pusher ContextPlus shuts down
Rotten Apple gives Beatles agida
RSA: Microsoft to shelve token support in Vista
Running .NET apps at the speed of accelerated Java
SaaS 2.0 will change your businesss
Sacred Heart is latest school to be hacked
SaleGenius--no genius but useful service
Salesforce.com launches AppExchange OEM
Samsung goes commercial with hybrid hard drive
Samsung minitablet debuts in U.S.
SAP and Microsoft tune up for Duet
Say good-bye to Apple security?
Schwartz vs. Gartner, Dell goes AMD, Symantec, the NSA and more...
Schwartz: "Innovation happens elsewhere"
Screenshots: Checking your PC for Vista-bility
Seagate's mission: Digitizing your lifestyle
Search sites answer calls for visual, community results
Secure open source at least a year away
Security is like love
Segway in deal to beat scooter sticker shock
Select a ZDNet blogger from our new home page
Semantic Web ready for mainstream use
Senators quiz FBI director on Patriot Act
Serious scaling for open source databases
Server blade market revenues up 43.4�0in Q1 2006
Server supplier Supermicro taps into Dempsey chip
Service promises secure 'googling'
Sex springs abundant on Web
SGI files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
SGI: I saw the hubris and the damage done
Should cops test DNA of criminals' relatives?
Sign me up for an Eduwise!
Silent recall on MacBook Pro batteries
Silver lining in Microsoft's stock slide?
Simple Language: IT Martial Law
Simulation reveals Internet will be fast to go in event of pandemic
Singularity: Technology, spirituality and the close box
SixApart falls to DDoS attack
Skype bug may expose user data
Skype free call offer "F-ing brilliant" Vonage IPO-killer?
Skype offers free calling to phones in U.S., Canada
Skype posts "URI arguments" security alert, fix
Skype software to ship on Dell laptops
Skype's next strategy: cash to frequent "free" callers via PayPal?
Skypecasts? Love 'em, but what about Skypecast Video eBay auctions?
SkypeOut now free in US and Canada
Smaller cable firms take aim at Net neutrality fans
Smart Displays and Productivity
Smart Displays and Productivity (2)
SMC Firmware Update breaks MBP temperature apps
So about those student information systems...
SOA -- business or pleasure?
SOA 1.0 is too buggy, let's upgrade to 2.0
SOA at rock bottom
SOA too slow? Let the debate begin
SOA vendor consolidation ramps up
Software from Montana and social enterprise
Software patents are dead
Software Services and Competitive Advantage
Some apes, birds can think ahead, studies show
Sony bites music bullet, opts for Apple compatibility
Sony delays Blu-ray releases a month
Sony Ericsson expands Walkman phone lineup
Sony has much riding on PS3 launch
Sony rootkit settlement gets final nod
Sony unveils PS3 pricing, availability
Source: AMD orders Chartered chips
Source: Samsung sees LCD prices dropping
Source: State Dept. to limit Chinese computer use
Speedus sues Verizon Wireless over patents
Spyware pusher shut down and fined $4 million
Spyware pushers tricks of the trade or how to trash a machine with one bundle of spyware
Stamps.com teams with Adobe
Stardust virus lands on OpenOffice
Strategies for reducing printing costs
Student data systems going south
Suit accuses Google of profiting from child porn
Sun and Eclipse join together to support Solaris x86
Sun and Eclipse part 2: Getting past SWT vs. Swing
Sun and Eclipse part 3: Who's eclipsing whom?
Sun CEO Jonathan Schwartz spars with Gartner analysts
Sun countersues start-up Azul
Sun expands distribution of Java SE platform
Sun flirts with Ubuntu
Sun promises to open-source Java
Sun ready to join Eclipse, part 1
Sun shines spotlight on storage
Sun to make Java more Linux-friendly
Sun to slash jobs
Sun turns Javascript into Java. Google turns Java into Javascript.
Sun's Bray to Microsoft's Matusow: "In your dreams"
Sun's commitment to R&D, developers is too easily dismissed
Supreme Court rules for eBay in patents case
Supreme Court sets aside injunction against eBay
Surveillance is Tyranny
Surveillance society: Growing daily?
Sweeping telecom bill unveiled
Symantec admits to customer support woes
Symantec CEO advocates fair play and Macs
Symantec challenge to OneCare faces delay
Symantec patches antivirus worm hole
Symantec sues Microsoft on storage tech
Symantec, McAfee join effort to trap pirates on eBay
Symantec: Our security savvy will beat Microsoft
Symbian celebrates handset century
Take-Two game rating toughened on topless feature
Taking the Rich Internet Offline
Tech companies prepare for digital home
Tech firms to lobby for patent litigation reform
Tech luminaries swap ideas on the future
Technorati: tracker of the blogosphere, or its shaper?
Teenage 'e-mail bomber' heads back to court
Teens arrested in alleged MySpace extortion scam
Telecom firms distance themselves from NSA flap
Ten questions for Google
Tepid interest seen for next-gen DVDs in 2006
Terrorism invoked in ISP snooping proposal
The ain't got no PC card blues - cured
The anxious new dawn of cybersnooping
The big Google Talk fallacy in Hitwise's Top 20 Google Domains meme
The blogger corner at SAP's Sapphire conference
The CIO Agenda 2006
The cost of a bicycle
The coup is over: Record labels knuckle under to Apple
The customization trap
The Emperor's New Clothes
The Foldera conversation turns to mobility at jkontherun
The Google breakdown
The great Singularity debate
The great Wikipedia debate
The henhouse welcomes the fox?
The joys of SCO
The many players at IIW
The most important value of open source
The Motorola Q gets ready to take on the BlackBerry
The myth of the missing Vista features
The new commons is right here
The NSA phone call database is illegal
The open source licensing continuum
The other side of the Disney/McDonald's breakup
The politics of tech's tax breaks
The programming Golden Gate Bridge
The real reason we shouldn't depend on Microsoft for security
The right way for Sun to deal with Wall Street
The second coming of Intel's Core Duo
The Success Factors of renting apps are too many to ignore
The top 10 most important people in Identity
The Top 10 Senior Management IT Mistakes
The top ten most influential (Unix) technical strategies today
The tribulations of EU antitrust authorities
The Web 2.0 brawl - oh please
The wrong way to spread broadband
Theories see path to invisibility
There are a variety of open source business models
Thermal grease and the MacBook
Thermal grease theory
These photos illustrate AT&T's phone, Internet tracking activities for NSA
Thief takes data on millions of veterans
ThinkFree - world's best Web Office?
ThinkFree Office shaping up nicely
Thinking about whistleblowing? Read this.
Thirty photos a second with a compact digicam?
Threats hurt bank's payment business
Three places where SOA needs more work
Time Warner Cable considers wireless bid
TiVo and DirecTV extend contract
TiVo launches on-demand commercial content
TiVo links with Brightcove as PC-TV lines blur
TiVo's net loss grows
TiVo, EchoStar both claim victory in patent ruling
TomTom GO 300 portable GPS receiver
Tool helps programs befriend Vista
Toolin' down the track at the Power Tool Drag Races
Top 5 Identity Fallacies: #1 We'll Add It In Later
Toshiba rolls out HD DVD notebook
Trial software trying PC users' patience
Triple beta 2 day for Microsoft at WinHEC
Trouble ahead for security industry as Microsoft gets security right
Trusting Google
Turkish hackers go on defacement rampage
TV advertising's DVR challenge
U.K. says UFOs caused by natural forces
U.S. to repeal long-distance phone tax
U.S. to VoIP, broadband: we can't track the terrorists so now *you* gotta pay
U.S. video game angers Chavez allies
Ubuntu coming soon to Sun's Niagara
Under the governance umbrella
University server in hackers' hands for a year
US GDP up 4.8�0in Q1 2006
US Internet users profile
US movie piracy costs $1.3 bln
US to invoke 'state secrets' privilege to quash EFF suit
VA delayed informing FBI about theft for two weeks
VA Secretary 'mad as hell' but Congress is unimpressed
VC Tim Draper: SOX ruined our business
Verizon denies it gave numbers to NSA
Verizon says it did not give NSA call records
Verizon sued for sharing info with NSA
Verizon warns financial sector on Net neutrality
Verizon will be first to sell Motorola Q
Verizon: Net neutrality concerns are 'hypothetical'
Versus GooYa (or YaGoo?), Ballmer's secret sauce will have to be special
Veterans' data swiped in laptop theft
Veterans' data theft may cost $500 million
Video games a key battlefield in high-def DVD war
Video on demand to generate $163 per subscriber a month by 2009
Videogame sales to fall 5�0in 2006
Virtualization
Visicalc co-founder offers a modest proposal
Vista Beta 2, up close and personal
Vista revs up peer-to-peer engine
Vista search seems fair, regulators say
Vista sets up SideShow display all over
Visto wins patent suit, plans to challenge RIM
Vonage future looks troubled
Vonage gets squeezed from above-Verizon- and below-AOL
Vonage hopes to raise $531 million in IPO
Vonage IPO takes a dip
Vonage loyalists suspect effort to "deface" upcoming IPO
Vonage users in shouting match over NSA flap
Vonage's future: gradual share price declines, strategic moves, return to private equity
Vonage: "buy our stock for $17; but value will dilute to $2.78"
Voting machine security flaws uncovered
Waiting for Vista? Well don't!
Warner Bros. partners with 180solutions
Warner Music faces 14 lawsuits over download fees
Web 2.0 architecture of participation belied by Web 2.0 tussle
Web 2.0 reality check: Incompatibility
Web 2.0: Early adopter blues
Web design 2006: State of the art
Web inventor says brainchild ready for big leap
Web-based collaboration apps invade the enterprise
Webapps unplugged: How they can work
WebOS conversation heats up - EyeOS claims Orca is vaporware
Welcome to Google Checkout, that will be $3.14
Well, so much for privacy!
What are Rich Internet Applications?
What if Microsoft was truly evil
What is a WebOS?
What is open source?
What is up with Windows Live Mail?
What makes a hacker hack?
What MySpace does right and wrong
What Piracy Means to Me
What's really behind the leaked Verizon Net Neutrality memo
What's wrong with SOA being 'enterprisey'?
Where is the outrage?
Where open source leads
Who Cares What Kids Want in School?
Who needs a Web Office when you have... an inflatable office
Why a landmark court case could force you to redo your whole Web site
Why Apple should embrace Windows
Why are there 9-gajillion identity standards?
Why cable companies, Google are eyeing wireless spectrum
Why can't MS LiveMeeting stay alive?
Why do 'thin' computers cost more than PCs?
Why do consumers accept DRM?
Why DRM transparency is good for users and vendors alike
Why Dual Boot Macs are Irrelevant for Education, Too
Why Google and Microsoft need Javascript compilers
Why haven't GUIs progressed?
Why open source works for Solaris
Why the computer can't be as simple as a TV
Why Vonage IPO day is like a cult film's opening night
Why Web 2.0 needs Identity
Will computers see as we do?
Will Google's limitless business plan test the limits of its ethics code?
Will open source stay non-political?
Will Schwartz take Java open source?
Will search keep Google on the throne?
Will SOX help SOA shine, or SOA help SOX shine?
Will the real Internet inventors please stand up?
Windows is still client-driven
Windows Live Messenger launches public beta
Windows Live Messenger released
Windows Media Player 11 an iTunes contender?
Windows Vista beta 2 released
Windows Vista Beta 2? Pass the Maalox, please
Windows Vista takes on Norton Ghost
Wipro chief sees rise in Indian R&D
Wired crowdsourcing: the birth (planned?) of a meme
Wireless Google. Could it be good? Or evil? Is there a difference?
Wireless LAN surveys on the cheap
Wireless location tracking draws privacy questions
With patent and trademark, Apple phone appears inevitable
Word flaw used in attack waits for fix
Would you pay more for the same news in new paper?
Would you spend $1 to buy a $35 coupon from eBay?
Would you wear video glasses?
Xbox 360 to enter India
Y2-Flu?
Yahoo & eBay vs. Microsoft, Google?
Yahoo CFO cautious over revenue growth outlook
Yahoo sued over alleged pay-per-click fraud
Yahoo turns to Washington for help on China
Yahoo's new look
Yahoo's non-trendy search volume tool
Yahoo, eBay team up on e-commerce
Yahoo, Helio partner on mobile services
Yahoo, Microsoft and Rich Internet Applications
Yahoo, Telemundo to merge Spanish-language sites
Yahoo-eBay deal a Google buster?
Yahoo: Our ads are better
Yo Lance (at BofA). I've got your one in a million (wrongly processed checks)
You Know Your CRM System is Screwed Up When.....
Your computer may be a pain in the neck
Your Website is Due Friday
Zero-day Word Exploit still needs patch - workaround weak
Zimbra performance issues highlight IE's inadequacies as web 2.0 platform