Discussion threads on 2006-07

$116.5 mln worth of external disk storage sold in China in Q1 2006
$30 for 2 GB SD and $80 for 300 GB HD
$3K for Fujitsu's new notebook? Gimme a break!
'Law & Order' video game targets wider audience
'No alternative' to Microsoft fine
'Pirates' sets sail for online game
'Tis finally the season for Intel's Core 2 Duo
(Image: Windows virtualized on a Mac)
(Images: A clearer focus on Google Earth)
180 Solutions Using Viral Marketing on MySpace
24ò0of Internet users watch videos at least once a week
2ò0of large US companies have fired employees for inappropriate blogging
3-D flexible computer chips
30 mln US households to have connected entertainment networks by 2010
350,000 mobile phones sold in Russia in 2004
64% of spam servers are in Taiwan, 23% are in the US
7.1% of US households have no phones
80ò0of US retail consumer electronics sales are controlled by 50 top companies
80ò0would choose Wi-Fi when choosing between Wi-Fi and iPod
A "modest" price increase for Vista?
A battery-powered plane takes off
A CIO taxonomy
A giant slalom course? No. Vonage stock decline? Yes.
A kinder, gentler but not humbled Microsoft emerges
A matter of perspective
A New Twist in the Infrastructure Wars: Microsoft Delivers An Infrastructure-Free Vision for Dynamics
Acceptable screen refresh for on-demand apps
Ad Council unveils V-Chip campaign
Adobe fixes PDF reader flaws
Adobe releases Lightroom beta for Windows
Advertising to revive AOL? Time Warner weighs in
Airlines ban cell phones -- but why?
All Along the Watchtower
Almost protecting laptop data
AlwaysOn: Open source and patent trolls
AlwaysOn: U.S. lags China and Europe in new technology adoption
AlwaysOn: Virtualization re-inventing the data center
AlwaysOn: YouTube wants to stay independent
Amazon and Microsoft in mashup pact
Amazon goes to the movies
AMD acquires ATI and drops prices
AMD AM3 CPUs will work in AM2 sockets!
AMD fires another antitrust salvo at Intel
AMD nabs 25 percent of server market
AMD processor prices
AMD starts getting chips out of Chartered
AMD to miss revenue target
AMD to shell out $5.4 billion for ATI
AMD's 4x4: Performance champ or PR stunt?
AMD/ATI merger is one of equal problems
AMD/ATI, YouTube, GPL v.3, Dabble and more...
America's comparative advantage
American Airlines must die
An audio tour of C3's show floor
An early skirmish in the HD DVD wars
An egg MacMuffin to go?
Announced: multi-channel HD streaming from PC to TV over WiFi
Another pirate?
Another security hole found in Excel
Another support call and e-commerce nightmare: This time, it's Ticketmaster
AOL may drop member fees
AOL moves to pure advertising model, what about shareholder Google?
AOL security product ready for testing
AOL set to become a freebie
AOL, the milk glass of the mass media
Apple abandons effort to unmask leaker
Apple hoping Mac attack lifts quarterly earnings
Apple iTunes movie rentals - coming soon!
Apple Q3 profit up 47 percent
Apple recalls early MacBook Pro 15-inch batteries
Apple recalls some MacBook Pro batteries
Apple widget checks raise eyebrows
Apple's own version of the WGA fiasco
Apple's two-button mouse loses its tail
Are companies doing enough to fight phishing?
Are Tape Backup systems obsolete?
Are you making compromises to have a single converged device?
Arrington returns
As Firefox infiltrates the enterprise, its market share will increase
Asia-Pacific IT spending by manufacturing companies to reach $22 bln by 2010
Asterisk basics: in six quick slides
AT
AT&T kicks off tech philanthropy campaign
Attack code puts Windows PCs at risk
Avaya names new CEO
Bacteria can build nanowires
Bagging game on the Internet
Ballmer: Software is becoming a service
Ballmer: Windows releases must come more quickly
Banks to 'red flag' ID theft risks
Batteries that pack a punch without a pop
BEA, Cape Clear claim no. 1 ESB spot
Behind Rocketboom's breakup fireworks
Behind the stock options uproar
BellSouth shareholders approve AT
BenQ 'Trio' BW1000 Blu-ray writer
Best Buy eyes early August for Core 2 Duo PCs
Beware of ransomware, firm warns
Bill Gates demands open source
Biometric ID card plan under British review
BitTorrent inks licensing deal with studios
Blog spam
Blogging, her way
Both Microsoft and Google want to dominate the Web
British banks to cancel cards used for Net child porn
British ID thieves face jail time
Broadband users may get free AOL
Build a low-power x86 appliance for under $200!
Build Silicon Valley-wide Wi-Fi? What, are you nuts?
Building a $1,000 Core 2 Duo PC
Building a new Microsoft
Building RIAs : Flex 2
Business Objects' forecast cut raises eyebrows
Cable bundle pricing dings AT&T broadband growth
Cable companies recession-proof?
Can you go to SaaS and back?
Carbon nanotubes could allow for huge increases in storage
Carbon nanotubes enter the Tour de France
Carrot or stick? It's the same...
Catching photons coming from the moon
Caught on tape: Another support call nightmare (this time, Bank of America)
CBS News to sell vintage clips on Web
CD format gets 'reboot' from Universal Music
Challenge to Google's Eric and Shuman: Be real men, don't selectively hide the 'world's information'
Charges weigh down on Sun's jump in revenue
Chat rooms could face expulsion
Chegg goes beta with marketplace
Chills at Microsoft's security huddle
China blacklists 102 wireless services
China gaining on U.S. chipmakers, CEO says
Chinese hackers hit State computers
CIA blogger fired for torture post
CinemaNow gets fresh funding
CinemaNow unveils download-to-burn DVD service
Cingular accused of duping ex-AT
Ciphertrust buys Secure Computing?
Cisco 871W Wireless Router does it all
Cisco patches security-monitoring system
Claria Demonstrates the Power of Spin
Click fraud increasing, study finds
Click fraud prevention: The next great search engine differentiator?
CNN snatching page out of YouTube's book
Cold Turkey
Combating ID theft with research
Come on...is this the only blog touching ITIL?
Community podcast directory makes great sense
Complex engineering systems fascinate IBM's top strategist
Compromise on NSA spying pretty one-sided
Congress spanks naughty sex sites
Congress targets deceptive 'sex' sites
Congress: Buy energy-efficient servers now
Conroe puts Intel back on top
Control Alt Delete
Controversy over GPLv3 draft reflects the 'incompatibility' of DRM with open source
Core 2 Duo launched: Intel and AMD slow to slash pricing on legacy chips
Cornell cracks Galileo codes
Costs relative to client-server
Court expert on CPC model: 'inherently vulnerable to click fraud'
Craigslist silently fixes their end in the Cox fiasco
Criminal charges filed against ex-Brocade CEO
Critics blast bill proposing NSA spy changes
Customer service in H-E-double-hockey-sticks
Customer success is integral to SaaS
D-Link's Wi-Fi VoIP phone could be a winner
Dabble dips into social networking for x-site video indexing and search
Data hype? Internet data shops kingmakers, rainmakers
Date set for phase 2 of Intel's Core launch
Debian locks out developers after server hack
Dell blog discusses shovelware
Dell blog or One2One: Which is fun?
Dell hits a rough patch
Dell notebooks to feature draft Wi-Fi standard
Dell revamps prices - is it enough?
Dell set to change consumer pricing
Dell to slash rebates and promotions
Dell to try color in Japan
Dell warns quarterly results below forecasts
Dell's blogging .... but who's supposed to be reading?
Dell's dog days of summer
Dell's image rehabilitation efforts
Dell's XPS 700 on summer vacation
Deploying Sun Rays: an introduction
Device lets thoughts control a computer
Did Apple's concession erase the fine line between bloggers and journalists?
Digg contributors speak out on click fraud
Digg Labs - Tracking the web in real-time with Rich Internet Applications
Digital Kids: MySpace blurs line between friends and flacks
Digital multitasking changing how kids learn
Direct Revenue plotted to hijack your computer
Disgruntled Employee at UBS
Disney to shoot Blu-ray shorts
Distributed computing - the promise unbroken
DNS service promises safer, faster browsing
Do you work on a virtual team?
Does cell phone's impact outweigh PC's?
Does cybersecurity boss have conflict of interest?
Does GridApp have the silver bullet of database provisioning and management?
Does it matter where open source firms are based?
Does open source usage free your budget up for the best talent?
Does your PC have a good rep? To send e-mail, it better
DOJ indicts alleged British hacker
Dragon Naturally Speaking -- first impressions
DRM is the open source divide
Dual-Core Itanium 2 lifts off
EA requests stock option revamp to keep employees
EA showcases upcoming video games
eBay CEO: 'store inventory listings' fee increases to restore 'magic' of eBay
Education IT and end-user support
Effective Exchange Server storage policies
Electric sports car packs a punch, but will it sell?
Email is Good, Summer in Orlando is Bad
Emerging eGovernment mashups
EMI drops plans to buy Warner Music
EMI offers music catalog to Mashboxx
Enable richer business outcomes: Free your intranet with Web 2.0
Enter 'Fast Web Services'
EU antitrust fines, Microsoft, and bears
EU discusses amount to fine Microsoft
EU hits Microsoft with $357 million fine
EU in antitrust probe of rival DVD format creators
EU to debate Microsoft sanctions on Wednesday
EU's tough stance prompts movement by Microsoft
EU: Microsoft fine inevitable
European tech acquisitions hit all-time high
EV-DO vs. Wi-Fi: my real world test
EXCLUSIVE: Craig Newmark on investment in NewAssignment.net
Fanning's Snocap tests music sales
FAQ: JavaScript insecurities
FBI Drafts Legislation????
FBI grapples with out-of-date computers
FBI plans new Net-tapping push
Federal proposal threaten student privacy
Fedora wants to draw in women
Feds appeal loss in NSA wiretap case
Fewer Americans use bank branches
Finally, a video game school
Firefox update plugs 'critical' holes
Firefox usage continues to increase - IE down again
First Firefox 2 beta makes debut
Flying robots made from cellophane?
Forget about MySpace
Fox launches online-safety campaign
France to try euro-per-day PC plan
Free and Open Source Journalism
Free Windows toolset and founders gobbled up by Microsoft
Freedom of the press?
Freescale goes to market with magnetic memory
Frist hopes for Web gambling vote before Senate break
FTC wants beefed-up powers against Net scammers
Gadgets' new label: Made for China
Game maker under fire
Gamers drive blue laser market
Gartner: Seven tips for enterprise VoIP reliability
Gates goes from architect to oddsmaker
Gates' donation to fight AIDS in Africa
Gates: 80 percent chance for Vista in January
Gateway gears up for back to school
Gateway takes support to the heartland
GDrive is Platypus
Gelsinger: Moving on with Montecito
Geodesic domes: 'Doing more with less'
Gizmo offers 60-nation free calling: here's how competitors will respond
Glitch continues to plague Washington Mutual
Gnomedex: Blake Ross on open source marketing of Firefox
Gnomedex: Dave Winer--forget about ads
Gnomedex: Web 2.0 is not an echochamber
Gonzales talks immigration in Silicon Valley
Good Outlook trick for Inbox junkies
Good-bye, Pentium--hello, Core 2 Duo
Goodbye, Java EE?
Google 'search shrinkage': click fraud debated in blogosphere
Google Audio: Google dMarc radio ad product coming soon
Google Base finally adds rich text
Google Base obtains the world's content for free, Google.com capitalizes on it
Google Base: What might Google be up to?
Google CEO on click fraud: 'let it happen' is perfect economic solution
Google Checkout partners to drive merchant adoption
Google Checkout still banned from eBay
Google click fraud settlement given go-ahead
Google Code growing pains
Google Code hosting: More than meets the eye
Google exec challenges Berners-Lee
Google fixes security flaw in Google Reader
Google joins open document group
Google joins Xerox as a verb
Google launches open-source repository
Google makes nice with Wall Street
Google Maps changes the way it zooms
Google Maps gets some updates
Google Maps, the fool's gold of mashups
Google now baby-steps away from eBay-like auction service
Google Pages accepts AdSense
Google pre-empts OSCON headlines
Google rides the radio waves
Google says bill could spark antitrust fight
Google Scholar trademark case ends
Google site to aid the blind
Google Spreadsheets v.1.1.4d
Google Spreadsheets getting Charts soon?
Google Talk headsets: Sign of a new version coming?
Google Toolbar for Firefox update
Google Video goes regional
Google visitor growth outpaced by Wikipedia, MySpace
Google vs. Yahoo: homepage vertical search usability
Google Yellow Pages? Google SERPs map enhanced local directory listings
Google's anti-social downside
Google's golden run continues
Google's home grown servers show the way
Google's July 4th logo
Government support for open source wireless mesh
Gracenote, music publishers in lyrics deal
GTD for teachers
Guba inks film deal with Sony Pictures
GUI editor for Google Web Toolkit
Hackers challenge Internet monitoring
Happy Canada Day
Has your PC been hijacked?
Hate talking to your PC? Nuance gets users heard
Have patent, will sue
Hearing looks at Net name privatization plan
Here's what the BlackBerry camera phone will look like
Hey, whatcha you looking at, sales dude?
Hey, where's my (search) app, dude?
Hey, where's my applications app, dude?
Hey, where's my truth tester, voter dude?
High tech's slow march in land mine campaign
High-definition video add-on coming to iPod
Hints of support for WPF/E on Mac
Hiring IT management
Holiday reading: dot.dead, the thriller
Hollywood beckons for Movielink, CinemaNow replacements
Homeland Security hires new privacy chief
Hosted CRM, SaaS tectonic plate shifting
House approves health data technology bill
House votes yes on Net gambling crackdown
How do you like your RSS?
How gloomy is the outlook for AMD?
How to make the business case for SOA
How to snipe on eBay
Howard Rheingold about our mobile world
HP bids $4.5bn for Mercury for lead in IT center management tools
HP lays pre-announcement ambush on Sun
HP looks to downsize living quarters
HP plans discounts for student PCs
HP snaps up Mercury Interactive
HP to acquire Mercury
HP to hack customers' networks
HP's big-time SOA entree
HP's bold purchase of Mercury ups the SOA governance ante
HP's Memory Spot puts video, audio into photos
HP's Mercury acquisition fortells changes for SOA infrastructure
Human-rights group targets China cooperation
Hydrogen cars to hit the road by 2015?
Hyperic tries open-source management
I use .Mac, do you?
I'm going to say this is a good thing
IBM, AMD to deepen Opteron ties
Identity 1.x: Microsoft Live ID and Google Accounts
If Adobe gets Linux, they win
If Linux is free - why is it so expensive?
Illinois university hit with security breach
IM interoperability a must
Images: First room launched for space hotel
Images: First room launched for space hotel
Images: Google Checkout
Images: Google Code hosting close up
Images: Inside Firefox 2's beta 1
Images: Inside Firefox 2's beta 1
Images: Inside Firefox 2's beta 1
Images: Inside Firefox 2's beta 1
Images: Inside Firefox 2's beta 1
Images: Turning spam into art
Images: Wine's Windows apps on a Mac
IMF warns of fake e-mails using its name
In advance of Core Duo launch, Intel's firesales zap AMD on Wall St.
In marriage of 'CPUs and GPUs,' ATI snapped-up by AMD. Is NVidia next?
In search of the 15-minute Vista setup
Inadequate Internet protocols and slow R&D spending point to potential Web catastrophe, says Akamai chief scientist
Infinite storage is on the horizon
Inside the Intel Core 2
Intel axes 1,000 managers
Intel copes with war at Israel offices
Intel Haifa staff work among the chaos
Intel income pain not as deep as feared
Intel launches long-awaited Montecito Itanium
Intel launches major reorganization
Intel quad-core chips arriving in 2006
Intel shuffles executive chairs
Intel takes back lead in U.S. retail
Intel's Core 2 Duo lives up to hype
Intel's long-awaited Montecito set for debut
Intellectual property in the era of open source
Internet video IS ready for prime time
Interwoven identifies the complexity of brand management
iPod phone - Myth or reality?
Irony of the day: Steve Jobs rails against walled gardens?
Is four Mac OS launches in 5 years really a good thing?
Is Java Making a Comeback?
Is JotSpot a Microsoft Office killer?
Is MS Office patching scheme under siege?
Is Myhrvold now a blast from the past?
Is open source losing its center?
Is this a VoIP killer?
Is Vista's Windows Experience Index fatally flawed?
IT security rides offshore outsourcing wave
IT systems that get better the more people use them
It's inevitable: this YouTube suit will be the first of many from the copyright machine
iWork '07 wishlist
Jason pays attention
JavaScript opens doors to browser-based attacks
John Edwards meets the Gnomedexers
Jon Stewart You Tube video displays Ted Stevens re Internet: you, tubes
Jonathan Schwartz: Go free and open source or fade away
JotSpot's nascent wiki-based office suite
Judge balks at closure of AT&T, Verizon mergers
Judge dismisses suit over Google ranking
Judge refuses to drop spying suit against AT&T
Judge: Google News lawsuit can proceed
Justifying your dream job
Kazaa settles suits with $100 million
Keeping cool in a heat wave
Ken Lay's death prompts confusion on Wikipedia
Korea says Microsoft injunction request rejected
Krawler[x] - Social Network Peer to Peer
Laptops are not the problem.
Laptops for teachers
Laptops in tow, more Americans work on vacation
Lax practices make e-voting insecure, study finds
Legal wrangles and software remain on collision course
Lego robots march on Microsoft
Let's put Net neutrality to bed: Engaging the George
Licensing quiz answers
Linux and .Net stacks--play nice
Linux gets its 'Moto' running
Linux, XP, and my old PC
Listen and respond to emails safely while driving
Lithium buckyballs to store hydrogen?
Long live the (Windows) king!
Lotus Notes tuned for Linux
Mac sales up 12 percent as Apple profits soar
MacBook sales explode; 15-inch version due?
Macs see growth spurt
Makeing Government IT Security Better
Managing your own network security services
Mark Cuban does 'The Apprentice', low-cost version
Mashup Camp, Day One
Mashup Poster Boy: John Herren
Mashup University: Free two-day class on developing mashups
Mass. holding tight to OpenDocument
McAfee admits proprietary process failure
McAfee fixes flaw--without realizing it
McAfee profit dips amid stock option probe
Meet the Security Bloggers
Memo to vets: No credit monitoring after all
Merom crashing Intel's Core 2 Duo launch event
Merom MacBooks for the holidays
Merrill Lynch bullish on Google growth
Metallica ends iTunes holdout
Microsoft adCenter to Google, Yahoo, AOL: our ad-supported software services are better
Microsoft announced plans for massive stock buyback
Microsoft announces Student 2007
Microsoft awaits word on EU fine
Microsoft balks on Net neutrality explainer
Microsoft bends on OpenDocument
Microsoft buys Windows utility software maker
Microsoft COO talks tough on enterprise search
Microsoft coughs up for health care software maker
Microsoft CRM Live is a dud
Microsoft delays Expression Tools to 2007/2008
Microsoft extends lifeline for older PCs
Microsoft faces second WGA lawsuit
Microsoft gives Linux a virtual hug. ZDNet talkback Linux zealots say, "Ewwwww! Cooties!"
Microsoft hands out 'private' folders
Microsoft irons out security patch
Microsoft launches Exchange '07, Forefront betas
Microsoft looks to foil Web spammers
Microsoft looks to share security gains
Microsoft ODF and Cross-Platform RIAs
Microsoft on Click Fraud: pay per percentage ads 'highly robust to fraud'
Microsoft plans 'Live' CRM service
Microsoft plugs worm hole in Windows
Microsoft puts end to Windows 98 support
Microsoft reaches out with WGA help
Microsoft ready to do the robot
Microsoft recalls small-business product
Microsoft rolls out retro games
Microsoft says Vista launch unaffected by EU fine
Microsoft seen having iPod rival out by holidays
Microsoft sees Zune effort a long haul
Microsoft set to challenge the iPod
Microsoft shows off cell phone-PC prototype
Microsoft shuffles its ledger
Microsoft shutters Windows private folders
Microsoft streamlines ERP pricing
Microsoft submitted documents in bid to avoid fine
Microsoft sues resellers over software piracy
Microsoft supportive, not supporting, ODF project
Microsoft tags IE 7 'high priority' update
Microsoft takes on Cisco with Nortel alliance
Microsoft to boost vendor financing
Microsoft to charge for Office 2007 beta downloads
Microsoft to charge for Office beta
Microsoft to finally pay Californians $1.1 billion
Microsoft to give away Virtual PC 2004
Microsoft to Google: Hands off enterprise search
Microsoft to plug PowerPoint hole
Microsoft to push IE7 as an automatic update
Microsoft to support ODF with plug-in
Microsoft vows to play fair
Microsoft's not-so-generous Windows deal
Microsoft's ODF shotgun wedding
Microsoft's PlaysForSure partners in denial?
Microsoft's private folders become a public headache
Microsoft's Zune looks to cut the cord
Microsoft's Zune to rival Apple's iPod
Microsoft, Google and control of the web
Microsoft, Nortel form alliance
Microsoft, Yahoo connect IM services
Microsoft: Shortcut 'trick' is legitimate feature
Microsoft: We won't be evil, either
Microsoft: Web services to aid, not kill, software
Missing the true impact of Vista UAC
Mobile network outsourcing to grow to $55.3 bln by 2010
Mobile telephony: the unacceptable face of capitalism
Montecito servers expected in September
Moto's HT820 Bluetooth headset is 'in the mail'
Motorola calls on emerging markets with Motofone
Motorola the big gainer among handset crew
Movielink to allow movies transferred to DVDs
Moviemakers win legal battle with DVD sanitizers
MS platform chief: closed-mindedness about open source continues
MS says WGA has caught 60 million Windows cheaters
MS: 20% of WGA failures not caused by pirated keys
MTV channel to embrace social networking
My dream job
MySpace feels the heat
MySpace may face legislative crackdown
MySpace returns after power outage
MyStack is the competitive way to play open source
Nanoprobe catches cells in action
Napster founder commerce enables unprotected MP3s on MySpace
NASA investigating crack in shuttle foam
National Archives identifies 25,000 improperly removed docs
National-security measures delay Qwest hearing
NBC launches news vlog
Net neutrality debate still simmers
Net neutrality is hard to sell
Net Neutrality Survey Final Count
Net Neutrality: Attack of the Clones
Netscape users compare new site to New Coke
NetSuite takes issue with Salesforce claims
New cell phone screens battery-friendly
New game trades wizards, elves for barflies, bouncers
New Gmail features on the way
New Google Audio Ads: pay for placement set pricing, not auction?
New Google domains
New GPL draft takes second crack at DRM
New Intel CPU pricing
New MacBook Pro logic board
New Office 2007 theme revealed
New PowerPoint hole used in cyberattacks
New server order, new IBM software pricing
New shapes for soccer balls
New threat from 'suicide' virus
New York Times beats Digg, or Hitwise beats Alexa?
News Focus: AMD buys ATI
Newton MessagePad beats Samsung UMPC
Nicer hair for computer-generated blondes
Nielsen adds ad-tracking
Nikon: Snappy success for digital SLRs
No more death by PowerPoint
No one said intellectual property was dead
No quick fix for government data security
No surprises from AMD's 'dissatisfying' quarter
Nokia 770 Internet Tablet gets 2006 OS software update
Notes from the tech conference underground
Novell rolls out Linux boot camp
Now playing at YouTube: 'Coke and Mentos' vs. 'Lazy Sunday'
Now you can tunnel an IP stack through Ping!
Nylon vs. leather: picking the right notebook bag
OEMs - Get ready for slow Holiday sales this year
Office 2007 slips... again - so what?
Office building
Office or Vista - pick one in 2007
OK Microsoft, nice keyboard, but where's the numerical keypad?
Old media, not new, shines in World Cup
On document formats, Microsoft slowly bends to the customer's will
One man's spam is another's art
One of these six companies will buy YouTube
One voice or many?
OneNote 2007 preview article
Online storage service adding a terabyte a week
Only 11ò0of employees take advantage of telecommuting policies
Open source and netiquette
Open source casts new mold for type design
Open Source Initiative gets into the game of defining 'open'
Open source makes credibility your key asset
Open-source directory debuts
Open-source software firm SugarCRM taps AJAX
OpenDocument camp in full-court press with '100 or so' countries?
OpenDocument/Web-based app pressure mounts on Microsoft
OpenOffice patches three security holes
Opera reveals version 10 vision
Oracle plugs 65 security holes
Original intent and open source patents
OWASP gets Fortify-ed (Now with 45ò0more security)
Packet 8 CEO: don't confuse us with THEM. Me: OK, but only up to a point
Packing and moving
Palm, Microsoft, and Vodafone announce UMTS Treo is coming in 2006
Palm, Microsoft, Vodafone team for 3G Treo trio
Parent sue for cellphones
Parents' group derides V-Chip ads
Paris planning for citywide Wi-Fi
Patch Tuesday--let the attacks begin
Paying for the participation revolution
PC pricing, demand take hit in second quarter
PCs dream of electric sheep
Phipps explains what he really meant
Phishers come calling on VoIP
Phishing is a problem for banks to solve
Photos: A trip down HP's memory lane
Photos: A trip down HP's memory lane
Photos: A trip down HP's memory lane
Photos: A trip down HP's memory lane
Photos: A trip down HP's memory lane
Photos: A trip down HP's memory lane
Photos: A trip down HP's memory lane
Photos: A trip down HP's memory lane
Photos: A trip down HP's memory lane
Photos: A trip down HP's memory lane
Photos: Apple's wireless Mighty Mouse
Photos: Arizona city goes wireless
Photos: Arizona city goes wireless
Photos: Arizona city goes wireless
Photos: Arizona city goes wireless
Photos: Arizona city goes wireless
Photos: Arizona city goes wireless
Photos: Homes of the future
Photos: HP's stick-on memory spot
Photos: HP's stick-on memory spot
Photos: HP's stick-on memory spot
Photos: HP's stick-on memory spot
Photos: HP's stick-on memory spot
Photos: Hydrogen car tech revs up
Photos: Hydrogen car tech revs up
Photos: Out damn spot
Photos: Robots get smart
Photos: Robots get smart
Photos: Robots get smart
Photos: Robots get smart
Photos: Robots get smart
Photos: Robots get smart
Photos: Robots get smart
Photos: Servers meet Montecito
Photos: Servers meet Montecito
Photos: Servers meet Montecito
Photos: Servers meet Montecito
Photos: Servers meet Montecito
Photos: Servers meet Montecito
Photos: Seven of Microsoft's hardware hits and misses
Photos: Seven of Microsoft's hardware hits and misses
Photos: Seven of Microsoft's hardware hits and misses
Photos: Seven of Microsoft's hardware hits and misses
Photos: Seven of Microsoft's hardware hits and misses
Photos: Tesla's sports car drives for a penny a mile
Photos: Tesla's sports car drives for a penny a mile
Photos: Tesla's sports car drives for a penny a mile
Photos: Wild for women's gadgets
Photos: Wild for women's gadgets
Photos: Wild for women's gadgets
Photos: Wild for women's gadgets
Photos: Wild for women's gadgets
Photos: Wild for women's gadgets
Photos: Wild for women's gadgets
Photos: Wild for women's gadgets
Photos: Wild for women's gadgets
Picasa Web Albums: no more 6GB accounts?
Plan your next trip with Virtual Earth and MindManager 6
Podcasts popular with Trekkies, Mac users
PodShow attaches business podcasts to new AIM Pro -- but at what cost to the businesses?
Police Blotter: Laptop border searches OK'd
Political networkers to get new Web site
Portable device could save soldiers' lives
Postmortem on a gadget-filled Road Trip
Prices released on Conroe, AMD may need to slash 70% on FX62
ProFlowers traffic up 156ï20FTD up 106ò0before Valentine's Day
Prrof of Concept code available for critical Microsoft Vulnerability
Publicly selected and funded investigative reporting: Can it work?
Pushing Zango - out of MySpace
Pushing Zango on MySpace
Putting a price on a virtual computer
Qlusters serving all virtualization schemes
Quiz: How much do you know about Microsoft licensing?
R.I.P. Browsers? No way!
R.I.P., Windows 98
Rambus restatement expenses to be 'significant'
Ray Ozzie gets it - will he take Microsoft to the RIA promised land?
Ray Ozzie Trips On the Web
Ray Ozzie's vision lacks an economic foundation
Reader Response: Microsoft is guilty of breaking a silly law
Ready for open source journalism?
Red Hat rains on Xen parade
Red Hat: Xen virtualization tech not ready for prime time
RedHat working on secure Linux
Regional carriers offer wireless alternatives
Registrars accused of hoarding 74,000 domain names
Reminder of the top three buying criteria for your next cell phone: Coverage, coverage, and coverage.
Report: Enron founder Ken Lay dead of heart attack
Research paper shows IT buyers are eating up B2B podcasts
Rhapsody extends its Web services platform
Rice goes open source
Rich Green: Sun's green machine?
Riding the hockey stick: Scaling Web 2.0 software
Robot backers turn to Linux
Robot spy planes get government boost
Rolling Stones tour with phones
Rootkits get better at hiding
Run Palm OS applications on your Pocket PC
SaaS seeks definition with help from SIIA
Salesforce.com CEO Marc Benioff berates Microsoft in internal email
Salesforce.com releases Summer '06 - 20th generation of their CRM service
SAP misses earnings expectations, shares slide
Sapped to the max: non partisan research
SAT troubles push College Board to online solution
Say hello to HoverPod
SCO case will end with a whimper
Scratching the 25-year PC itch
Search 2.0 round-up
Sears Appliance Repair - a joy to work with
Second lawsuit over WGA and Microsoft pulling WGA
Second Life: Millionaires and virtual training
Secure from the ground up
Securing Microsoft Zune
Security Agency war game tries to teach Net-defense
Security company gives Mac a boost
Security expert dubs July the 'Month of browser bugs'
Security firms squabble over mobile threats
Seltzer blows whistle on 'domain tasting' rat but serious questions remain
Senate tax proposal under scrutiny
Senator blasts Homeland Security's Net efforts
SGI sees end to Chapter 11
Shell calls food-crop biofuels 'morally inappropriate'
ShopWiki attracts $6.2 million in funding
Simon Phipps gets it right (finally)
Sirius, like XM, stops production of some radios
Site helps developers navigate open-source jungle
Skype applies for trademark that could mean worldwide free calling to any
Skype intros new Wi-Fi phones
Skype is the Anti-Christ: Pirillo
Skype protocol cracked?
Smart money eyes climate change
SnagIt integration with Skype
So where's my smart search, dude?
So you've been hit by a school bus...
SOA saves, not bites, budgets
Social software site
Social Web or Business Web: where is the money?
Socialtext launches its commercial open source wiki
Software Managment in IT
Software's SOA buzz yielding dividends
Some MacBooks have premature age spots
Some pro net neutrality arguments that make no sense
Some SOA summer reading
Something Erik Said
Sony pulls controversial Dutch PSP ad
Sony swings to profit, recovery on track
Sony to launch advanced HD camcorders
Source: Microsoft not complying with EU
SourceFORGE calls the center fine
South Korea our soldiers are there to protect you - so stop screwing with their VoIP
Space, finally, for Scotty
Speaking of SPACs. St. Bernard Software goes public
Spim, splog on the rise
Sprouting networked storage market gets a new upstart
Spy law changes divide House panel
Stalin on privacy
Standardize, standardize, standardize
Start-up bags funding for solar concentrators
Start-ups team to push open-source boundaries
State Dept. probing computer 'anomalies'
States to sue chipmakers over price-fix charges
Still plugged in to the raw Internet? Here are some $25 routers
Stopping fraud by blackballing PCs
Storage-server hybrids coming into vogue
Storytelling, not journalism, spurs most blogs
Strategic partnership destined for failure: directionless Microsoft, overmatched Nortel
Student blogging takes a turn for the better
Students online facing racy video
Study finds Office functionality is highly desirable on mobile phones
Study: BP, Toyota top green energy, auto brands
Study: Click fraud could threaten pay-per-click model
Study: Companies to spend on innovation
Study: Home networking to hit home
Study: Motorola Q positioned for success
Study: Net telephony quality worsening
Study: SOA shaves costs five percent a year
Study: VoIP reliability, audio quality still not equal to PSTN
Study: Workers losing confidence?
Sun begins high-end phase of x86 servers
Sun boots server with Niagara II chip
Sun defends big blade server: 'Size matters'
Sun worries? Let your bikini do the talking
Sun's modernized big iron
Sun's open-source odyssey
Survey: SOAs have doubled since '05
Swan song for Microsoft's music allies?
Swimsuit design needs supercomputing
Symantec profit falls, but beats targets
Symantec Represenatives: We can't find holes in Vista Beta2, so we'll ju
Symantec sees an Achilles' heel in Vista
Symantec, Yahoo team up on security
System glitches hit two banks' online services
T-Mobile troubles, Mashup Camp, Intel vs. AMD and more...
T-Mobile: 'No hotspot? Sorry, no refund either'
Take-Two, CNET face more stock option issues
Talk of the devil
Teachersforpay.com: eBay for lesson plans
Teaching an old mouse new tricks
Technologists square off on Net neutrality
Teledesic launches first Net satellite
Ten coolest Eclipse 3.2 features
Ten tech-related YouTube clips you shouldn't miss
Ten tech-related YouTube clips you shouldn't miss
Text mining the New York Times
That deceptive, misleading WGA installation
The 10 worst technologies in Q2 2006
The 10 worst technologies in Q2 2006
The 10 worst technologies in Q2 2006
The 10 worst technologies in Q2 2006
The 10 worst technologies in Q2 2006
The 10 worst technologies in Q2 2006
The amazing George and his tunneling machine
The Apple is still shining
The Apple Newton takes on the Samsung Q1
The battery issue again
The burden of the spiderbots and net neutrality
The business of blogging vs. the hype of blogging
The customer is in charge: T-Mobile issues an apology (and my money back)
The do-it-yourself Web emerges
The double standard on Apple's behavior
The Economics of Cross Platform
The empire strikes back under Intel's new sales chief
The Enemy Within
The first blogger 'dooced' in France
The Gates/Ozzie equation: (software services) (servers = service)
The hot new trend in open source .com is .org
The identity silo paradox
The list of Google domains is very misleading
The Microsoft/ODF Day After: Almost everyone gets it wrong
The Nokia N93 is the ultimate media smartphone
The one-chip computer at the heart of AMD-ATI deal
The open source effect
The pain of switching to a new OS
The printer cartridge scam
The prompt of doom (or is that despair?)
The real Apple media center
The security risk in Web 2.0
The Sun Ray server
The sweet spot between free and cheap
Then and now: 5 years ago, Yahoo! was 'Web-office curious'
They pulled the trigger.. against Integrated Search Technologies
Things aren't all that rosy at Intel
Thoughts on net neutrality ...
TI, Telecom Italia join Linux phone group
Time for a bite of Apple? Yes, analysts say
Time, space put Eventful at the intersection of, .. well, of everything
To this FCC, crowd-cussing and bare breasts are 21.67 times as bad as Net neutrality violations
Too poor for laptops? Try a Palm
Top 10 Reasons to Embrace the Rich Internet Application
Torvalds critical of new GPL draft
Toshiba delays HD DVD recorder launch
Tracking students by cell
Trade groups pick sides in EU-Microsoft battle
Traveling with a Tablet PC
Treo 700p, still the best smartphone for Mac users
Trojan piggybacks on Firefox
Tutorial shows how to configure P2P SIP dialing on your Asterisk PBX
TV in a TiVo world
Twilight Zone in HD
U.K. agrees to extradite alleged hacker to U.S.
U.S. voices openness to private Net control
UK hacker fights extradition
Unanswered questions: Bill Gates, programmer?
Universal Music hopes better jewel cases will bolster CD sales?
Unplugged: AMD's Queen of most things commercial Margaret Lewis
US chip leadership is in trouble - but business is good
US economy up 5.6ò0in Q1 2006
User interface fatigue - where are the best practices?
User-generated ads
Users always have the final say
Users mock Apple slogan during .Mac outage
VA faulted in data theft
Vaudeville
Verizon gets ready for 100Mbps broadband
Verizon prepares spinoff of directories business
Verizon serves up Chocolate phone
Verizon treads into the realm of The Prince
Video goes Internet--the future of what you watch
Virtual Windows on a Mac coming to stores
Virtual world tests telepathy
Virus writers use open-source methods
Vista beta gets slight tweaks
Vista enhancements for the Tablet PC
Vista's PC-rating tool gets a revamp
Vista: MS still owns the desktop
VMWare Cries Foul on XenSource-Microsoft Deal
VoIP: Quality is still a big concern
Volvo invests in green R&D
Vonage and spyware
Vonage Forum Expert: How to avoid being wiretapped
Vonage sued for patent infringement--again
Warner Bros. offers TV shows on iTunes
We interrupt this program to bring you warm socks
Web 2.0 as the Jerry Maguire of software
Web 2.0 financial success: Easy as 'two weeks and $700 bucks'?
Web 2.0 monetization by Google AdSense, Where is the business model?
Web 2.0 Social Web: who is in control?
Web 2.0: Top five social risks list
Web postings worry summer camp directors
WebTV founder touts new film-and-video animation
WGA 'spyware' lawsuits against Microsoft probably meritless
Wharton tracking the future of software
What about Bill Gates?
What does Microsoft's Xen relationship mean?
What Ozzie knows
What the world would be like without Google
What would a Microsoft fade mean for open source?
What's important to the tech blogosphere
What's missing from AppExchange
What, no WiFi?
When music TV tangles with the Net
When scripts become programs
When will open source compete with Tivoli?
Where do you go for help with your PDA?
Where indie music meets mainstream media
Where on the horizon is Vista?
Where will we live in 2025?
Which is best: Firefox 2, IE7 or Opera 9?
White House: Encrypt sensitive data
Who Makes Money off of Rich Internet Applications?
Who shapes IT?
Who to believe on power consumption? AMD or Intel?
Why can't I get the best of both worlds from my peripherals?
Why change (IT perspective)?
Why employers are cracking down on e-mail
Why isn't VoIP more aggressively marketed to hip-hop fans?
Why SunRocket's new pay-by-the-year calling plans will fizzle off the launching pad
Why the time is right for the Rich Internet Application
Wikipedia founder launches political site
Wikipedia still doesn't get it
Will Apple dump ATI for NVIDIA?
Will banks make federal Web security deadline?
WiMax firm raises $900 million
Windows Principles - Microsoft pledges allegiance to the United States of the Web
Windows, Office to get 'critical' fixes
With 'open innovation,' no idea is left behind
With Checkout, Google is ready to take your order
With Lay in the grave, Libertarianism should be, too
Working hours: Productivity is highest on your own time
World Cup head butt used as Trojan bait
Worm lurks behind MySpace profiles
WPF XBAP - Microsoft's answer to Flex
Write your name in the Firefox code
Xen leads Novell's turnaround effort in Linux
XenSource gets the short end of the stick
Yahoo CEO on click fraud: Yahoo 'click protection system' better
Yahoo Finance gets a face-lift
Yahoo has answers for Stephen Hawking and Bono
Yahoo Movies fan chatter helps box-office performance
Yahoo Music offers 'A Public Affair' in MP3 format
Yahoo trumps Google: Yahoo takes the lead in attacking the click fraud problem
Yahoo!: No CRAP for Jessica Simpson
You go, girl gadgeteer
YouTube dances the copyright tango
YouTube serves up 100 million videos a day
YouTube sued over copyright infringement
YouTube vs. Revver: controlling and monetizing content
YouTube, Digg, MySpace: How much is a non-paying 'user' worth?
Zango caught in lies about their software on MySpace?
ZDNet to stream Mashup University sessions on demand
Zend to show PHP tools in October
Zillow and the Long Tail
ZoneLabs to T-Mobile: 'Don't point David's signal loss finger at us'
Zune: Microsoft confirms portable multimedia player is on the way