Discussion threads on 2006-09

"Bad idea" jeans
"i" is for improved - The new iPods
'Critical' patch for Office coming
'Payphone Warriors' call on New York streets
'Second Life' suffers real-world breach
'Simpsons' sneak peek goes online Friday
'Star Trek' returns to TV with digital facelift
(Image: ZDNet's new look?)
(Photos: Gala for HP's Dunn)
(Photos: Microsoft presses play on Zune)
(Photos: Microsoft's new PC add-ons)
(Photos: Prototype robots)
(Photos: Sushi, sumo and mobile tech)
10 essential tweaks for Windows Vista RC1
20ò0of US families control 50.4ò0of US income
21st century pyramids--super datacenters
24 hours: The time it takes to crack the newest DRM from Microsoft or Apple
24.7 mln digital cameras sold in the US in 2005
29ò0of Americans will buy Holiday gifts for their pets, 15ò0for their neighbors
300 mln Americans by October 2006
3D-Seek demos shape search engine
4GL Errors and Consequences
4GLs
55ò0of North American companies rely on open source software for mission critical applications
A fun game for a boring task
A good warning on Storage virtualization
A hacker by any other name would code as sweet
A half century of hard drives
A new Microsoft-commissioned anti-Linux study debuts
A projector in our cellphones?
A report card on anti-terror technology
A solar boat to cross the Atlantic
A tour of Adobe's Apollo project with Kevin Lynch
A working list of apps not working on Vista
Activists unveil stealth browser
Add tabs to your Google Personanlized Homepage
Adobe brings Web conferencing to Acrobat
Adobe Lightroom getting Pixmantec influence
Adobe third-quarter net income falls
Adobe, Symantec ask EU to ban Vista bundling
Advertising seeps into the cell phone
All Vista versions to ship on single disk
Allchin: Vista apps to be 'mind-bogglingly cool'
Altruism and open source
Amazon launches shipping services for selling partners
Amazon Unbox criticized for Internet chattiness (amongst other things)
Amazon's Bezos: We make muck so you don't have to
Amazon's Everywhere Strategy
Amazon.com unwraps its 'Unbox'
Amazons brand new UnBox video download service relies on recently hacked Microsoft DRM
AMD chip socket makes room for others
AMD lands Chinese PC chip deal
AMD opens up crown jewels with Torrenza Initiative
AMD wants to worm into Apple
AMD's CTO says Intel messed up
An odd E-voting bit
Analysts question the point of dot-mobi
Another vote against the value of 'reuse'
Another win for mobile open source
Another zero-day threat hits Windows
Anti-HP hypocrisy in Congress?
AOL CEO Miller: The long tail is real, but only a handful are cashing in
AOL IM worm on the loose
AOL opens video search engine to developers
AOL to bring movies, TV downloads to Viiv PCs
Apocalypse 2.0 - the day the web broke
Apple alums get into the chip business
Apple announces new iPods; iTunes 7; iTV
Apple co-founder Wozniak tells his side of story
Apple files patent for "multi-functional hand-held"
Apple forges path to digital living room
Apple offers peek at iTV wireless router
Apple patches QuickTime for Macs, Windows
Apple patches Wi-Fi but refuses to give researchers due credit
Apple photo software has eye on amateurs
Apple releases Mac OS X security update
Apple should release an iPod game SDK
Apple speeds up iMacs with Core 2 Duo
Apple strongly denies getting information from SecureWorks
Apple takes back the copycat title
Apple taking iTunes to the movies?
Apple to offer Disney-only movies?
Apple's un-keynote at Apple-Expo Paris
Apple, mobile operators answer musicians' royalty call
Apple, Podcast and Jar Jar Binks
Apple: It's showtime
Apple: Macs vulnerable to Wi-Fi hijacks
Are Maps Mashups Patentable?
Are voice commands the way to control your mobile phone?
Are you too wired? Eight sure signs you need to disconnect!
Arnold tapes exposed by hacker
As copyright enforcement strategies go, licensing beats litigation any day (and DRM isn't even in this race)
As Windows becomes harder to crack, could virus writers start to target hardware?
As Zune looms, Napster UK gives away MP3 players (potential doorstops)
Assembling great software: A round-up of eight mashup tools
Asterisk 1.4 adds GUI and unified messaging
AT&T to offer 20 TV channels for PC viewing
Attack code targets new IE hole
Attack of the killer prototype robots
Attorney general: No evidence implicating Hurd
Auditing auditors
Baidu.com considering China listing
Ballpoint pen awarded the Java Developer's Journal editors' choice
Banks rated for ID theft
Battery that charges from USB port
BEA CTO: we need 'business intelligence' applied to SOA
BEA showcasing new Web 2.0 portal framework
Behind Google's German courtroom battle
Best iTunes 7 feature: gapless playback
Best practices for schools to avoid identity theft
Bezos: Meet the 'other Amazon'
Big Blue moves to 'off the rack' services
Bill Ziff: In Memoriam
Billion dollar SaaS sectors
Biomass ethanol to fuel Honda?
Biomimetic artificial corneas
BlackBerry Pearl coming to T-Mobile USA next week
BlackBerry to speak Japanese
Blogging from the front lines of the RIAA wars
Boost Windows Vista system performance with ReadyBoost
Bootlegging returns with Superman sequel
Branson pledges $3 billion to fight global warming
Bravo, Google: Historical news search
Breaking: Google not above law, publishes Belgian copyright infringement ruling
Bring back Clippy
Bring back the HP Way, Mr. Hurd
British Library calls for digital copyright action
Browser war? What browser war?
BT puts old phone books online
Build a $300 HDTV media extender
Bummer: Motorola Q requires "reboots" a little too often
Buying a competitor's brand
BuzzLogic calculates social media influence
CA AG confirms HP-ordered breach of News.com reporter's personal phone records
CA antivirus deletes Windows 2003 file
CA expects to recover 'ill-gotten gains'
Cablevision gave backdated options to dead exec
Calif. AG sees charges in HP case within a week
California passes bill easing cable rules
California wants you to drive with both hands
California's top cop on 'pretexting'
Call to fight DOPA in Senate
Can hackers help stop child porn on the Net?
Can open source deliver serious numbers?
Can SOA pick up where ERP leaves off?
Can Sun make Niagara II shine in late 2007?
Can Web 2.0 be adapted to the enterprise?
Canon to recall copiers that can catch fire
Carnival of the Mobilists
Caught on tape: Amazon's tech support not exactly ready to help users of its Unbox service
Chair ball at HP
Chase puts credit card data in the trash
Cheap software module could have stopped Comair disaster
China blogging leaps 30-fold in four years
Chinese miffed by lewd Japanese computer game
Cingular sues investigator over HP pretexting
Cisco bridges the gulf between intelligent network services and SOA
Cisco exec: Windows Vista is scary
Clampdown at Toorcon imminent for Apple Wi-Fi flaw
Climate demands rapid energy conversion, experts say
Clogging the EC antitrust bottleneck
CO lawyer: Stop electronic voting
Coming soon: iWoz
Commerce Department counts 1,100 missing laptops
CompUSA to resell NetSuite and train SMBs to use it
Congress asks HP chairman, exec to testify
Congress plans hearings on HP 'pretexting'
Consultancy to Microsoft lines up EU trust-buster
Context aware telephony
Cool Codes
Cooltreads and Optimization
Cory Doctorow Gets Congressional Seal Of Approval
Could Intuit kick start Google Apps for Your Domain?
Craigslist founder has no desire to sell site
Craigslist: paid classifieds killer, or impetus for more lucrative classifieds business
Credit card companies form security council
Crikey!
Crocodile hunter's death clogs Web sites
Cry the beloved country!
Curbing the CO2 that comes from PC use
Cyber crime scenario
Cybercrooks add Windows flaw to arsenal
Data retention bill expected next week
David Burke dissects Apple's response on SecureWorks
De-Groksterizing YouTube In Ten Minutes Or Less
Defining the "wry" in wry comment
Defining Web 2.0
Dell announces a battery recall info page
Dell delays quarterly report due to SEC probe
Dell to add 500 engineering jobs
Dell to open Polish facility
Dell's no-excuse recycling program begins
DEMO: A Void in the email
DEMOfall 2006 day one wrap-up
DemoFall 2006: Content management 2.0
DemoFall 2006: VoIP upstarts
DEMOfall: Nano ideas
DEP - A missed opportunity to protect millions of Windows users
Developer tasks made simpler with virtualization
Development vs. Coding
Development work and team size
Did Dunn Overdo it? Ask Oracle's Ellison
Did open source kill the component business?
Digital ID World recap, part 1
Digium announces Asterisk Appliance Dev Kit
Disc in the works would play both new DVD formats
Disney CEO touts new iTunes movie downloads
Disney unveils media players, movie cards
DNS fear mongering and Windows Vista
Doctorow: HDTV is a Trojan Horse. DRM is the payload
Does Dell have a future in gaming?
Does hosting boost open source?
Does this blog represent digital fascism?
Dogster plans to embrace all critters
DollarRevenue adware pushed through bot net for huge profits
Don't be a click fraud victim: Two easy steps
Don't write my obit just yet!
Done Deal: Google partners with Intuit QuickBooks for $120 billion SME ad spend
Dr. James Watson reflects on DNA research in the 21st century
DreamWorks' Katzenberg on the future of movies, Shrek 3
Dunn is done (as HP's chairwoman) but stays on Board
Dunn to exit as HP chairman
E-cards used in data-thieving scam
E-voting machines again under fire
EA taps '90s nostalgia for 'new' PSP games
EarthLink expands VoIP service
eBay seeks 'social shopping' dollars with Web 2.0 forays
EFF on Zune: Risk of DRM/DMCA checkmate no longer a risk. It's reality
EFF: Obscure bill could turn cache into cash for music biz
EMC's software spree takes shape
eMusic to launch download service across Europe
Endeavor-Vonage deal will help the VoIP order FUD factor
Enemy at the water cooler
Engadget editorial on DRM completely misses the point
ES&S assures AR systems will be good for Nov.
EU data guru: Privacy advocates not a problem
EU takes over German antitrust inquiry into Intel
EU's Kroes denies vendetta against Microsoft
EU, Microsoft clash over Vista security features
Europe's software patent war ignites again
European rivals turn wary eye on Microsoft
Europeans and Americans differ on their mobile phone perspective
Evolving from Web 1.0 to Web 2.0
EXCLUSIVE: Apple Trademark Office docs point to REAL reasons for" Podcast" controversy
Experts: Take computer forensics seriously
Facebook 'activism': how about a greater good?
Fall electronics to rally Sony?
Fandango, Webloyalty sued over coupon program
FAQ: The HP 'pretexting' scandal
Fatal accident with Steve Irwin increases traffic to Disovery.com by 80%
FCC sets road map for using vacant TV airwaves
FCC's wireless auction winds down
Fiddling while Rome burned
Filmmaker, Filmmaker make me A film
Finding Web 2.0
Firefox update patches security holes
First look at Wallop
Five questions for HP
Flaming LAX laptop was a ThinkPad
Former Comverse CEO arrested in Namibia
Former Microsoft senior security strategist now leads Mozilla security
Free Google GMail; The high price you pay
FreeDOS finally hits 1.0 milestone
FSF rebuts anti-GPLv3 claims
FTC shuts down four spam rings
FX to test new ad to combat DVR viewers
Gartner: SOA will drive next round of acquisitions by Oracle, SAP
Gas from manure: Big plant to open
Gates, Rockefeller charities to aid African farmers
Gateway gets a new CEO--again
Gateway rejects bid for retail unit
GE laptop theft exposes data on thousands
Ghosts, vampires and zombies in the movies
Go ahead. Try calling 1-800-ROADSIDE with the Motorola Q. OK, bad idea.
Going free gains AOL more new customers
Gonzales: ISPs must keep records on users
Google "cross-site request forgery"
Google 'instant intranet'? Google Apps TOS say not so instant
Google AdWords: soon over-priced with poor ROI
Google and Apple "in talks" about iTV
Google Apps is risky business
Google Archive Search
Google Base S2 added to robots.txt
Google Calendar gets SMS for other countries
Google Calendar gets weather forecasts and more
Google Earth gains chimp pix, travel videos
Google fights fines for not posting Belgian ruling
Google forms political action committee
Google loses appeal on posting Belgian ruling
Google loses in Belgian court
Google Maps vs. Yahoo Local: multi-billion dollar local search battle
Google moving data from Writely?
Google News Archive Search released today
Google Office: a close-up look
Google plugs phishing hole
Google QuickBooks 2007: Death of Yellow Pages, local newspapers?
Google Reader: Google playing with your privacy
Google relents, publishes Belgian court ruling
Google reveals AdWords tip: 100ò0CTR yields very low min. CPC
Google speak on copyright: content owners beware
Google Spreadsheets 1.1.5g released
Google Syndicated Search coming soon
Google Talk without a Gmail account
Google targeting all the world's content and all your information
Google to eBay, Apple, Dell, Amazon: Ecommerce is a 'disaster'
Google to get into Intuit's QuickBooks
Google vs. Belgian media: You go Belgium!
Google vs. Yahoo: Google doesn't support ad industry, Yahoo does
Google's formula for product development
Google, YouTube: multi-billion dollar 'fair-use' risky bets
Google.org: charity or profitable business?
Google: Happy Birthday to us!
Google: Web friend or Web foe
GPL could get its day in court. Finally.
Graham on Web 2.0 investing: VCs are no angels
Great analogy about switching to Office 2007
Great Outlook 2007 tip
Greetings, Microsoft Watchers!
Grrr ... WiFi traveler woes (off-topic)
Hackers crack Apple, Microsoft music codes
Hardware DEP saves day again on VML IE exploit
Has HP done enough in corporate governance?
Have you received any "traceable" PattyMail recently?
Here we go - PlayStation 3 launch delayed in Europe
Here's how a post-lawsuit YouTube will work
Here's how ZuneVoIP could kick iPod's butt
Here's the most overlooked reason for cordless VoIP phones
Here's to the volunteers
Hewlett-Packard's Patricia Dunn, I have a problem with you
Hitachi revs up new hard drives for cars
Holistic Security
Homeland Security fills top cybersecurity post
Homework for Facebook students: hack your own social network
House begins hearings on HP
House committee seeks more HP testimony
House panel subpoenas two HP execs
How about a VoIP softphone for Second Life?
How AMD stumbled with Socket AM2
How and why to use Sun Ray
How higher RPM hard drives rip you off
How HP bugged e-mail
How I'd spend a few 100k...
How steep will the cost of HP's dysfunctional family be?
How to defend against VML zero-day IE exploit
How to upgrade laptop to 802.11 abg for $30
How Windows Vista will change the PC market - for the better
How you acquire open source projects
HP and November elections
HP announces broader SEC inquiry
HP board meets amid probe scandal
HP c-Class blades take energy efficiency to a new level
HP CEO linked to journalist probe
HP CEO Mark Hurd claims "isolated incidents of impropriety"
HP CEO Mark Hurd linked to 'dirty tricks'
HP chairman resigns, CEO confirms knowledge of probe
HP chairman: Use of pretexting 'embarrassing'
HP cutting IT workforce 58ò0by 2008
HP execs: Hear no evil. See no evil. Have the fun?
HP hearing underway: House reps cover their asses while slamming HP
HP in for hard time at hearing
HP leak probe extended to employees
HP memo: We will take the necessary action
HP memos shed light on past pretexting
HP press conference: Inventory of gory details, Hurd "clean," Dunn steps down
HP probe snared a third News.com reporter
HP probed third CNET reporter, family
HP scandal reviving pretexting legislation
HP targeted reporters before they published
HP to acquire Voodoo PC
HP trojan foiled by Linux
HP's Dunn says others supervised probe
HP's Dunn toasted at gala dinner
HP's lawyers deservedly take the fall
HP's misguided witchhunt
HP's top lawyer leaves
HP's witchhunt, SAP vs. Oracle, Amazon's Unbox and more...
HP, Sun make gains in storage
HPGate meets Congress, DemoFall roundup, IDF highlights and more...
Hullo: what's your business model? Hello?
Hurd says he will re-build the board and fix the process
Hurd: HP's founders would be appalled
IBM begins selling Cell blades
IBM deal could mean smarter cars, better drivers
IBM debuts encrypting tape drive
IBM opens 'elite' IT lab in Brazil
IBM service hedges flu pandemic
IBM standardizes products in small-business push
IBM to build Opteron-Cell hybrid supercomputer
IBM wins hybrid supercomputer deal
IE7 RC1 and FeedDemon - a happy ending
IE7 RC1 vs. Firefox2 RC1
If the URL exists, you must acquit: Part II
Image Gallery: 10 tweaks for Windows Vista RC1
Image Gallery: Is Vista really more secure?
In Gates' home state, computer education goes missing
Inconvenience of two-factor security pushes banks to "single factor plus" for online banking
Increase productivity with the Stowaway Sierra BT keyboard
Indian state encourages Linux in schools
Injury risk prompts recall of all Segways
Inside the HP boardroom scandal
Intel slide not over yet says AMD sales chief
Intel lowers the boom on marketing, IT departments
Intel offers prize for multimedia PC
Intel opens up chip connections
Intel pledges 80 cores in five years
Intel puts four on the floor
Intel server revamp to follow AMD
Intel shows pint-size server motherboard
Intel to announce low-end Xeons
Intel to extend x86 for new tasks
Intel to sell new Itanium servers
Intel unleashes Quad Core at IDF Fall 2006
Intel: Quad core to turbocharge chips
Internet charter's perfect attendance record is drawing attention
Internet land grab for on-demand entertainment consumer
Invasion of the desktop peripherals - Microsoft plans total peripheral domination
iPod - Death by media
iPod enhancements withheld from previous hardware
Is Gartner stooping to new lows to boost event attendance?
Is handwriting dead?
Is IT IS?
Is it time to stop the pop-ups?
Is open source getting to Microsoft?
Is PR the antidote to click fraud?
Is that a bomb in your pants or are you just happy to be flying (or flying to be happy)?
Is the SOA glass one-tenth full, or nine-tenths empty?
Is there a technological cure for being boring?
Is Wikipedia 'knowledge' merely third party hearsay?
IT computing back to the future
IT offshore spending to reach $29.4 bln by 2010
It's (almost) Showtime
It's an on-demand world
It's time for the 'paperless' university
ITIL in a nutshell
iTunes 7 and iPod 1.2 update confound users
iTunes 7.0.1 addresses Cover Flow, importing, syncing
Java Browser Edition: New name, wrong direction
Judge faults CO officials but allows electronic machines in Nov. elections
Judge OKs new Microsoft antitrust deadline
Judge sides with Google in dispute over keywords
Judge tosses part of AMD suit against Intel
Juniper Symantec: Two bumbling giants reacting to marketing hype
Just how much extra system resources does Vista Aero UI take?
Just when you thought HP's PatriciaGate couldn't get worse, it does
Justice at the click of a mouse in China
Justice Dept. defends mandatory Web-labeling bill
Kevin Rose on the state of Digg
Key to HP's credibility in hands of new lawyers
Keyspan wireless Skype phone - nearly perfect
Kids don't want to turn it in
L'Unix programming contest
Laptop makers mobilize Pentium-M models
Laszlo Systems scores $8 million in funding
Latest update on Negroponte's $100 laptop
LAUNCH of 'The Real Deal': Call for Web 2.0 companies with business plans!
Laundering Internet usage data to protect privacy
Law on the Web as tragicomedy
Leak prevention entering the next phase
Legal Innovation Breeds Artistic Ecosystem
Lenovo probes Sony laptop battery fire
Lenovo to recall 500,000 notebooks for battery woes
LG: No go on combo of Blu-ray, HD DVD
Lieberman redux and raising your Web presence: You get the hosting you pay for
Lime Wire, squeezed, files countersuit
Linux lab: GPL clarification needed asap
Live demo of MindManager-Word 2007 integration
Liveblogging SaaScon: CIO skepticism
Location and identity are a powerful team
Lockheed picked to build shuttle replacement
Longtime Sun director Doerr to step down
Looking at the strategy of Rich Internet Applications
Ludd vs. open source
Mac users out in the cold again
MacBook Pro arriving fashionably late to the Merom party
Macs...Why bother?
Making mountains out of multicore
Man gets 7 years for software piracy
Mandriva's new server Linux does virtualization treble
Mark Cuban on downloading movies: We're better off with preloaded hard drives sent UPS
Mark Cuban: from hoops to HD
Mark Cuban: HDNet, YouTube, Mavericks and the art of calculated hype
Mark Cuban: Only a 'moron' would buy YouTube
Matsushita recalls 6,000 notebook PC batteries
Media leaks prompt HP board shake-up
Media misses the mark: HP is treating Patricia Dunn with kid gloves
Mercedes bionic car
Met to broadcast opera into movie theaters
Miami, L.A. top list of cell phone chatterers
Michale Haephrati responds
Microreactors change propane into hydrogen
Microsoft admits WGA failures "coming up more commonly now"
Microsoft business unit head to depart
Microsoft delivers 'Save as PDF' add-on
Microsoft delivers yet another new Vista build
Microsoft fights "music of mass destruction"
Microsoft files 20 software lawsuits
Microsoft gives go-ahead to open-source Web services
Microsoft hints at delay of Vista in Europe
Microsoft holds back a few in patent promise
Microsoft hones its research-to-commercial-product pipeline
Microsoft ISA 2006 firewall adds new features
Microsoft launches effort to woo advertisers
Microsoft launches Forefront Security beta
Microsoft mulls early IE patch release
Microsoft nabs another McAfee virus expert
Microsoft opens up 35 Web services patents
Microsoft patent non-assertion covenant is remarkable
Microsoft readies Atlas AJAX tooling
Microsoft releases new Longhorn Server build
Microsoft remains odd man out on calendar interoperability
Microsoft rushes out 'critical' fix
Microsoft says Vista Europe launch on track
Microsoft sets Vista prices, expands testing
Microsoft sued over Forefront security brand
Microsoft sues over source code theft
Microsoft takes another step down the incline
Microsoft ties a bow around and ships Python language support for .NET (IronPython)
Microsoft to put Works Suite onto Web
Microsoft to take on YouTube
Microsoft unveils Vista-friendly peripherals
Microsoft unwraps Zune for holiday season
Microsoft updates Office beta
Microsoft urges EU to leave Vista security intact
Microsoft wants more Vista testers
Microsoft wins record amount from spammer
Microsoft Zune officially revealed
Microsoft's moves towards detente
Microsoft's patches DRM with record speed, but FairUse4WM counters
Microsoft's rich client counterattack
Microsoft's solution to having its DRM hacked: sue
Microsoft, Peter Jackson to form game studio
Microsoft: Fast start for Vista in businesses
Microsoft: oops, here's three more Web services patents
Millionaire cosmonaut takes on Microsoft
Mindjet Labs - amazing integration with Word 2007
Mobile game makers yearn for higher profile
Mobile round-up: CTIA and beyond
More confirmation: WGA to be baked into Vista
More drama with Apple's AirPort security
More hard to believe details of HP's witchhunt emerge (and spyware tactic deemed legal)
More Murphy later today
Morocco jails two over Zotob worm
Most reliable search tool could be your librarian
Motorola Q eats batteries alive
Move over iTunes. Here comes the Secure Video Processor Alliance
Move over, CIA: here comes HP
Mozilla looks to Microsoft for security
Mozilla releases Firefox 2 RC1
MS-Google face-off: This time in distributed computing
MSN to air live Webcasts of concerts
Much ado about Acrobat 8
Multiply is in. But will Viiv do fractions?
Muni Wi-Fi brings fears of online predators
Munich fires up Linux at last
Music should be shared: Zune gets it; iPod doesn't
My Apple-Expo 2006 predictions
MySpace and its 100 million unfriendly problems
MySpace may be worth $15 billion
MySpace to sell songs from indie bands
MySpace: from unprotected sex to unprotected music
myvu Made for iPod improves video experience
Nanocosmetics are used since the Pharaohs
Napster for sale
NASA needs astronauts - apply here
NComputing's $70 PC
Near-final Windows Vista version issued
Neither an early nor late adopter be
Net neutrality bill may die this year
NetBeans 6.0M3 vs. Eclipse 3.3M2
NETGEAR Skype WiFi phone: the ROI doesn't work for me
NetSuite goes vertical
Neutrality opponents start the battle anew
Never say never, even about Microsoft
New alliance to tackle defense networks
New app enables Skype buddy lists over cellphones
New Google Earth/Maps imagry
New technology could end DVD format war
News Corp. takes controlling stake in Jamba
News Focus: HP's leak probe
NFL to stream games with Yahoo
Nick Carr breaks down the evolution of Office suites
Nikon magazine hit with security breach
Nintendo sets November debut for Wii in U.S.
No fix yet for Word 2000 flaw
No Mary Jo, cheap PCs will run Vista!
No word from HP on Dunn's fate
Nokia announces N95 device that packs in everything
Nokia continues to add more phones to software update site
Nokia needs to revamp devices, analysts say
Nokia trots out multimedia phone
Nokia unveils N80 multimedia phone
Not thy commenter's keeper
Not your father's Linux
Novell faces delist, default on filing delay
Novell to launch quick-response Linux
Off-topic: The best virtual hug of all
Office 2007 Beta 2 TR - first impressions
Office Depot to offer $99 PC with $99 shipping
Old ideas still needed
On immortal bits
One customer to unleash the flood
One more reason to skip Vista (for now)
One user's time in Vonage-cancel hell
Online gambling bill stuck
Online poker "physical object connection" with casino poker would use VoIP, RFID
Online Works might be in the works
Only 37ò0of IT professionals think their company can detect data breaches
OnTheRun with Tablet PCs show #28
Open source offers new corporate responsibility twist
OpenOffice plug-in plan set for debut
Opera: The Little Browser That Could
Oracle profit nudges higher
Order me a mojito with your table's touch screen, please
Others concur: SMBs should be outsourcing (and good vendors mention the alternative)
Out of the shadows, a pretexter's tale
Out with the Breeze, in with the Acrobat
Panasonic joins notebook battery recall
Parody By Hindsight?
Patents are not property
Patricia Dunn, don't let the screen door hit you on the way out
PatriciaGate, iTV, Zunes, open specifications and more...
PatriciaGate: More heads roll and...what California's AG "didn't" say
PayPal in settlement deal with 28 states
PC companies roll out Intel's vPro chips
Peel-and-stick electronics
Perfect RAM flash memory opens the way to faster devices
Perkins: Pretexting dates don't match
Perpetual questioning is the price of liberty
Personalized Homepage gets minimize buttons
Phishers catch on to the Net's 'long tail'
Phone concerto makes ring tones part of the show
Photo (or a photoshop job) of Apple iPhone surfaces
Pioneer sues Samsung over plasma patents
Pioneering desktop Linux project put on ice
PodCamp: Revenge of the narrowcasters
Police blotter: Cops raid Usenet provider over porn
Police blotter: When can cops seize your computer?
Poor use of computers is hurting students
Porn sites exploit new IE flaw
Post-9/11 privacy and secrecy: A report card
PostPath intros plug-compatible Exchange Server
PPC: IBM's ace is Games King
Pretexting hearing turns to wireless execs
Prisoners around US get access to SSNs
Process and security in electronic voting
Processor, memory may marry in future computers
Prof charges for podcasts
Professor demonstrates Diebold flaws to Congress
Profs warn students against Wikipedia
Programming language choices
Proof that Antivirus software makes your PC crawl
Protected: Coding as Art
Prototyping
PS3 price cut - in Japan only
Publishers aim for some control of search results
Quickly configure and lock down an HP network printer
Random thoughts on The Future of Web Apps event
Re-architecting music licensing, one big social network at a time
Reach the end of the internet with Google
Real estate deals online: U.S. Government fights for your rights
RealNetworks loads up SanDisk media players
Red Hat expands 'stack' with JBoss
Red Hat profit tumbles 34 percent
Red Hat releases Xen-enabled Linux beta
Red Hat sets sale for the channel
Remembering Katrina and 9/11: On data and the terror of nature and mankind
Remembering September 11th
Renamed Philips Semi lands U.S. passport deal
Report: Rivals seek to imitate iPod-iTunes success
Report: Verizon FIOS 12-18 months away from set-top delivery of ALL Internet videos
Reporter's records hacked in HP probe
Responding to Dana's views on federated identity
Restaurant at end of universe not so far off
Review of Intel Core 2 based quad core CPUs
RIAA video for students is full of lies
Rich Internet Applications are the bridge between the web and the desktop
RIM BlackBerry holding off competitors
RIM reveals its BlackBerry Pearl
Rival behind Schwarzenegger Web flap
Rivals skirmish with Microsoft over Vista security
Robson or hybrid hard drive? The battle is coming
Rocks, Light, and SunOS 3.1
ROK Viper free mobile VoIP doesn't rock-yet
RSS: Not Your Father's Free Magazine
Salesforce.com preps new release and IdeaExchange
Salesforce.com previews Analytics and Dashboard Mash-Ups
Samsung boosts NAND flash memory capacity
Samsung claims to have cracked 4G
Samsung exec heads for prison over price fixing
Samsung MP3 player touts built-in speakers
Samsung plans own music service
San Jose State University's proposed Skype ban: clueless, paranoid and Luddite
SanDisk MP3 seizure order overturned
SAP paves the road to services
SAP's Shai Agassi: Rewriting the book on business software
SAP, Accenture team up on health care software
SAP: SOA killing ERP? Bring it on
Save the planet! (Pluto, that is)
Schools crack down on cheating, but students aren't always sure what it means
Schwarzenegger PC may have been hacked
Scott McNealy reveals the biggest challenge on the planet
Search comes to mobile phones
SEC filing acknowledges 'pretexting' in HP board probe
Second HP employee issued probe warning
Second Life plays AMD vs. Intel
Second-fastest sports car runs on batteries
Security breaches are wake-up calls to phone companies
Security firm: Samsung site hosts Trojan
Security pros patch older Windows versions
Security pros provide interim IE patch
Senators criticize .com price increases
Senior citizens: a great market for Netflix
SeV performance fabric T-shirt lets you take mobile tech on your workout
SGI set to exit bankruptcy protection
SGI's Unix variant fading into history
Sharp develops world's first triple-vision LCD
Should anti-spyware programs remove cookies?
Should Microsoft Works become a Web-based suite?
Simpler Contracts May Just Be Better
Since when should effective data management and regulatory compliance be mutually exclusive?
Sixteen: old enough to be on MySpace, but not in this music video
Sky hit by return of Windows Media DRM crack
Skype releases video-call beta for Macs
Sling Media announces 3 new Slingbox units
Slingbox gets new siblings
SMBs should outsource everything and vendors must adjust
So much metadata, so little time
Social networks in transition
Software for the enterprise
Software vendors add tips to flaws database
Some say open source is their ace in the hole
Sony delays PS3 launch in Europe
Sony PS3 and HDMI HELL!
Sony PS3's date with destiny
Sony rips off MacBook design
Sony to drop price of PS2 in Japan
Sony to launch Web bookstore, e-book device
Sony's 20GB PS3 to feature HDMI port
Sony, Gracenote sound alarm over Microsoft flaw
Sound muting and other Vista 5728 changes of note
Spam fighter hit with $11 million judgment
Spammers are cracking my Gmail Inbox more often: you, too?
SpiralFrog strikes deal with EMI Music
Spokesman among targets in HP leak probe
Spyware pushers cash in big on zero day exploit
Stallman: OSDL patent project 'worse than nothing'
Steve Jobs, give me over-the-air downloads. Is that so hard?
Streaming music for smart phones
Students to Facebook: More turnkey online 'protest petitions'?
Students, staff rebel at universities' ban on Skype
Study: Promising future for power-line broadband
Study: Vista could create 50,000 jobs in Europe
Summary of today's Apple announcements (no iPod phone)
Sun Microsystems, Unisys sue Hynix
Sun shake-up hits execs, grid service
Sun shareholders: We want say in exec pay
Sun upgrades low-end servers
Sun's plan for open-source chips bears fruit
SunRocket CEO: those "1ò0exploiters" are out there
Surfing, not spam, a bigger risk to company networks
Swickis tap communities for search
Switching from cell to Wi-Fi, seamlessly
Symantec updates Norton products
Symantec: Microsoft won't give us key Vista tech
Symantec: Sour Microsoft grapes or a real beef?
T-Mobile, EMI test ad-supported video service
Tabs are on the way for Personalized Homepage
Taiwan firm drops China iPod libel case
Taking passwords to the grave
Taxis without drivers
Tech manufacturers rally against Net neutrality
TechCrunch's Arrington shares his winners and losers
Telephone telepathy?
Test out the new result pages for Google
The $100 laptop is here, only it's just $70
The coming RIA wars: A roundup of the Web's new face
The commoditization of systems management
The downside of Europe's download market
The good old days - are back?
The HTC Excalibur may be coming as the T-Mobile Dash
The muse of social software
The new link between designer and developer
The next generation of Web stacks: High productivity and a touch of controversy
The Parrot 3200 satisfies California wireless law
The Pundits Are Wrong: Vista Is Moving Full-Steam Ahead
The Q1 SSD and TabletKiosk eo i7210 are under review
The question no one is asking (the answer no one wants) about pre-texting
The QWERTY keyboard wasn't designed for mobile devices
The real story on Vista application compatibility
The seasons of open source
The shift toward hardware independence
The Sony PlayStation Portable - How long until it runs Linux?
The trouble with idiots
The Windows Experience Index and your PC
Third time a charm for IE patch?
Thirty men, one well
Time for HP to clean house
TiVo makes HD leap, but at a steep price
TiVo releases high-end DVR
TiVo sits at nexus of DRM conundrum
Today's Links on 9/11: Bush in NYC, video archives, my personal story
Toddler buys pink convertible on eBay
Top buyers of vertical industry software: financial services, discrete manufacturing, communications
Top desktop brands: Alienware, Shuttle, Dell; top laptop brands: eMachines, Apple, Dell
Top Linux programmers pan GPLv3
Top MySpace-related searches
Top personnel management mistakes
Top phone peeves for Americans: automated service, bad manners, being put on hold
Top plasma TV and panel manufacturers in Q1 2006
Torvalds should create a better GPL
Torvalds talks like a pirate
Toshiba joins massive recall of Sony batteries
Toshiba recalls 340,000 Sony laptop batteries
Trip report - Dubai
Tripping the lights organic
Trojans represent over 60% of all malware
Truth stranger than fiction: HP giving out privacy award, Dunn asks Pope for more controversy
Two HP employees depart amid leak probe
Two reasons why the iPod phone may not succeed
Two timely videos worth watching (on sting rays and hydrogen-powered cars)
Two years on, Netsky-P tops virus charts
U.S. 'lobbied' the EC over Microsoft fine
U.S. attorney probing HP leaks investigation
U.S. homework outsourced as 'e-tutoring' grows
U.S. urged to keep lid on Social Security numbers
U.S. urges countries to turn down heat on Apple
Unbelievably cheap mini-PCs from E-Way
Universal Desktop Daily - Friday, September 8th, 2006
Universal Desktop Daily - Thursday, September 14, 2006
Universal Desktop Daily - Tuesday, September 19, 2006
Universal Desktop Daily - Tuesday, September 26, 2006
Universal Desktop Daily, Monday, September 11, 2006
Universal's Grokster is showing
Updated QuickBooks helps businesses get Googled
US printer market down 4.2ò0in Q2 2006
US states will spend $450 mln on reverse online auctions
US trustbusters to Europe: Apple DRM monopoly? What monopoly?
Users say open source quality high
Value of YouTube 'clip culture'? Junk CPMs
Verizon sues data brokers linked to HP
Video podcasting
Video recorder being added to TV phones
Video: Dunn defends herself and politicians lash out at HP
Virginia court upholds antispam law
Virtualizing Vista
Visions of a virtual reality future
Vista and antitrust confusion
Vista app compatibility: What's the story?
Vista Mythbusters #2: Dual-core and 64-bit support
Vista Mythbusters #3: Will Microsoft dump XP to push Vista?
Vista Mythbusters #4: Yes, Microsoft really is price-gouging
Vista Mythbusters #5: Aero isn't rocket science
Vista Mythbusters #6: Is Vista really more secure?
Vista passes one security test
Vista's European battleground
Vista, Office 2007 beta updates
Visual Studio 2005 Service Pack 1 may not be Vista-compatible
Vivendi to buy BMG, settle Napster claims
Wal-Mart to open PC fix-it centers
Walt Disney World 'fingerprinting' visitors: Magic Kingdom, or Mickey Mouse?
Was HP's traceable "PattyMail" spyware? You decide
We don't need no stinking iPod or Zune!
We need more programmers
Web 2.0 'knowledge': future of modern humanity? (I hope not)
Web 2.0 Bill of Rights: free content, users control, Websites are public goods
Web 2.0 entering corporate world slowly
Web 2.0 smackdown: intellectuals vs. amateurs in Citizendium
Web 2.0 start-up strategy: sell-out big
Web applications for the emerging world
Web Office will be much different than Microsoft Office
Web site linked to shooting defends Goths
Webcasts transform college athletics
Welcome EMC!
Welcome Mary Jo and All about Microsoft
WGA failures: Microsoft responds
WGA horror story #760745
WGA strikes Vista, Office 2007
What flavor of e-mail tool do you prefer?
What iTunes can learn from Aperture 1.5
What no-axe said
What the HP affair really says about privacy
What will be announced at the New York Nokia Open Studio?
What, no 5GLs?
When corporations attack
When in Rome, you might be tracked
When is the tipping point for hosted CRM?
Where are the women in tech? At least 1200 will be in San Diego
Where democracy goes to Diebold
While the HP carrion is still fresh, the "big brother" vendor vultures descend
Who is killing desktop Linux?
Why can't Google's second act be Rich Internet Applications?
Why Digg fraud, Google bombing, Wikipedia vandalism will not be stopped
Why email and vacations are incompatible and always will be
Why Google apps will stay inside the browser
Why I pay attention to Foxnews.com
Why is open source so fast?
Why stop at Single Sign On, why not Universal Sign On?
Wikipedia and its 'bad seed': Is Web 2.0 a friend of true knowledge?
Wikipedia interruptus?
Will Acrobat kill the web conferencing stars?
Will Asterisk be a threat to VoIP carriers? It already is!
Will Google ever build another billion dollar business?
Will Google find it's way onto an iTV near you?
Will lame hardware cripple Vista?
Will Mark Hurd survive HPGate unscathed?
Will the real BlackBerry killer please stand up?
Will Vista kill Linux for Ed Tech?
Will Vista stall Net traffic?
William Ziff, tech media pioneer, dies at 76
Windows Live Search ready to go live
Windows Live Search steps out of the shadows
Windows PowerShell: First, Monad; Next, Aspen
Windows Presentation Foundation in action - Microsoft MAX
Windows Vista RC1 is complete
Windows XP SP1 support ends October 10
Wireless USB a step closer
With Microsoft sucked into a DRM cat-n-mouse deathmatch, is Zune doomed?
With no fraud-catching program, IRS loses $300 million
Women share game industry career advice
Word flaw hit with zero-day attack
Xanga fined $1 million under child-privacy act
Xbox HD DVD player Japan launch in November
XenSource hires ex-Microsoft exec
XML closing the community-code gap
Yahoo Finance leads to Ads by Google: Yahoo financial ads down
Yahoo foresees revenue at bottom half of forecast
Yahoo in deal to feature services on HP computers
Yahoo Mail Beta released - new Ajax features
Yahoo search to run on Acer PCs
Yahoo trade: 850,000 cups of coffee for 850,000 Yahoo IDs
Yahoo's 'Hot New Look': Microsoft Internet Explorer 7 'optimized by Yahoo!'
Yale to post courses on Web for free
Your cell phone is charged. Please unplug
Your network backup is at Starbucks
YouTube barter economy: Where is the cash?
YouTube had 19.6 mln unique visitors, 72.4 mln pageviews in June 2006
YouTube partners with Warner Music
YouTube's newest challengers: Yahoo, Current TV
YouTube, Facebook: Is billion dollar Internet land rush fools' gold?
YouTube, MySpace at risk: UMG seeks millions of dollars from 'copyright infringers'
Zero-day attacks continue to hit Microsoft
Zune - "iPod killer" or "killed by iPod"
Zune and fashion fatigue
Zune details unzipped
Zune, file sharing and media formats