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- Adobe LiveCycle adds Flex for building rich Internet apps
- EMC's Next Generation Backup and Archival Strategy
- Study: Music, tech search terms riskiest (AP)
- Palm sells 25 pct. stake to private firm (AP)
- Lala.com to send songs directly to iPods (AP)
- Microsoft strikes another Linux deal (AP)
- Yahoo Panama ads charge by quality of ad audience (Reuters)
- Lala rolls out music site with free play on Web (Reuters)
- Sarah's Ruhl's 'Dead Man's Cell Phone' Begins World Premiere at D.C.'s Woolly Mammoth
- Xandros joins Novell in licensing Microsoft IP (InfoWorld)
- Investment firm attracted to Palm's software expertise (InfoWorld)
- IBM, Ricoh joint venture InfoPrint opens its doors (InfoWorld)
- New video game company to tackle film licenses (Reuters)
- Waxing Philosophical, Booksellers Face the Digital
- Is Your Cell Phone Bugged?
- iPod ARMY VAN
- Samsung SCH-C220
- StreetEagle GPS Vehicle Tracking Unit
- The Murata Boy
- The World’s Tallest LEGO Tower
- The iTop
- Apple released 3 iPhone Ads
- An Ad Deal for Google
- David Pogue: Photo Sharing Even the Folks Can Handle
- A Makeover at Ask.com: A New Look and More
- Ex-Cisco Executive to Lead Joost, Internet TV Provider
- Report: Process-Driven Web Analytics or Bust (NewsFactor)
- HTC launches Microsoft-based iPhone rival (InfoWorld)
- Amazon ups investment in China online shopping site (Reuters)
- Salesforce.com creates Google ad channel (AP)
- Tech Ed: Microsoft builds on managed services
- McCain: Bring me Steve Ballmer
- IT advisory council to contribute to Ohio University's security efforts
- Hitachi launches first external hard drive
- Stanford Works to Groom Future Business Leaders
- Humans get bigger role in search
- Salesforce.com, Google release first joint product
- It Isn?t That Images Fade, It?s That They Can Vanish
- Warner Group in Deal to Offer Free Music via Internet Site
- Palm Investor Sees Hand-Held Free-for-All
- Competing as Software Goes to Web
- Nintendo's Wii outsells Sony's PS3 fivefold in May: report (AFP)
- Server makers show first Barcelona systems (InfoWorld)
- Red Hat to assist open source adoption in Indian state (InfoWorld)
- Asustek and Intel working on $199 laptop (InfoWorld)
- Ask.com brings new dimension to Web search (AP)
- Concerns emerge over iTunes user data (AP)
- Honor vanguard: Computerworld Honors Program announces awards recipients for 2007
- Data centers in a box: Really?
- Virus calling
- Top 5 Trends in Service Level Management - 2007 Survey Results
- Hands on with Toshiba's light laptop
- Ask.com revamps search engine
- Avaya to be sold for $8.2 billion
- Phones and Photos: The Parthenon Looks Solid From My Cellphone
- Samsung SGH-E590 by Jasper Morrison
- P’952 Porsche Phone
- Nintendo DS Lite Battery Pack
- Panasonic Lumix DMC-FS2
- Knife Cabinet - don’t kill him
- Best Motoring - Ultimate Drift Battle
- Google: Attack code more likely on Microsoft IIS
- Firefox 3.0 may block sites fingered by Google
- SEC says IBM misled investors on expenses
- Asustek, Intel at work on $199 laptop
- Best Buy must prove RFID benefits to consumers, says CIO
- Toshiba to enlist laptops to push HD-DVD format
- Microsoft search head denies new project
- Drobo: Your personal data robot
- HTC debuts Microsoft-based iPhone rival
- TechEd: Tools aim to ease Vista deployment pains
- COMPUTEX: Server makers show first Barcelona systems
- Apple turns out new MacBook Pros; 15-in. models get LED screens
- Muni Wi-Fi hits wall of economic and political realities
- Gartner Magic Quadrant for E-mail Active Archiving, 2007
- Symantec Enterprise Vault" Intelligent Archiving and Email
- McAfee: Search results can be dangerous
- Email Archiving, e-Discovery, and Compliance
- Chinese users sue Symantec over update blunder
- Book Excerpt: Demand Management and Project Prioritization
- eBay bans cross-border ivory sales (AP)
- IBM settles SEC probe of options report (AP)
- Inventors focus on environment, health (AP)
- Joost names Mike Volpi as CEO (AP)
- Google sets Salesforce alliance, shares hit record (Reuters)
- Nintendo Wii outsells Sony PS3 5-fold in Japan-report (Reuters)
- Cities swap public Wi-Fi secrets (InfoWorld)
- New Version of Movable Type Suits Business Bloggers (NewsFactor)
- MySpace Struggles To Balance Privacy and Safety (NewsFactor)
- New Pac Man for Xbox is swan song for founder (Reuters)
- Doll Web Sites Drive Girls to Stay Home and Play
- App developers finally securing code (InfoWorld)
- Google acquires server software company Peakstream (InfoWorld)
- Administration Seeks Overhaul of Patent System
- Traditional Korean Marriage Meets Match on the Internet
- Radio Time to Join List of eBay Items Up for Auction
- I.B.M. Settles Suit Over Stock Expenses
- Restitution Deal Made
- Hard Drive Desk Clock
- 2008 JDM Impreza launched in Japan
- The M60M Watch
- Factron Titanium case for iPod Nano
- MSI RX2600 Geminium Graphics Card
- Toshiba SD-L912A HD DVD-RW Drive
- Limited Edition Pikachu DS Lite
- Beer Bottles for Solar-powered Water Heater
- Western Digital Caviar SE16
- Strategies for Protecting Against Internet Threats
- NuTsie brings iTunes music to any mobile phone
- IBM to buy Web application security vendor Watchfire
- Oops!
- Vendors seek unity on identity protocols
- Bugs Reported In Both IE and Firefox (TechWeb)
- IronPort X1050 security appliance smacks down spam
- Tool lets Visual Studio developers build apps for Java servers and portals
- Amnesty International taps tech to slow violence in Darfur
- Surviving a home data disaster: How Shirley got her files back
- Navajo Nation's 'noble cause' among honored IT projects
- Image gallery: Surviving a home data disaster
- EBay to broker radio ads
- Google acquires server software company PeakStream
- E-mail senders can pay to bypass filters (AP)
- Poll: Europeans want GPS rival to U.S. (AP)
- Adobe, FedEx Kinko's pair up to ease document printing (InfoWorld)
- Service brings iTunes music to any mobile phone (InfoWorld)
- Nielsen to measure cell phone media use (Reuters)
- The Hummer HT1
- Toshiba Dynabook SS RX1
- The City Plates
- Senators seek to bar H-1B use by firms that lay off workers
- Guilty verdict dropped in spyware case against teacher
- Researchers: IIS problems may not be Microsoft's fault
- Author ordered to remove defamatory statements from Web site
- Google, Big Ten schools team in effort to digitize books
- Red Sox IT chief copes with wireless 'weird stuff' at Fenway Park
- MacBook Pro fast disk option means slow shipping
- Q & A: iTunes and Vista, Playing Nice
- In a Virtual Universe, the Politics Turn Real
- As Cellphones Multiply, Phone Books Get Slimmer
- A Room of Sound From Golf Ball-Size Speakers (Plus Subwoofer)
- Where a Screen Isn?t an Option, a Hand-Held Uses Audio
- When a High-Definition Picture Is Too Good to Believe, See How It Handles This Test D
- Retailers urge caution in drafting of federal data breach law
- Missing UK bank customer data was not encrypted
- From Database to Crime Scene: Network Is Potent Police Weapon
- Mozilla disputes Firefox flaws
- Mass. credit union bills TJX $590k for breach-related costs
- Muni Wi-Fi still stymied by business, politics
- State of the Art: Not-So-High- Definition Camcorders
- Away From the Set but Not Away From HDTV
- Easier Connections for the Networked Family
- Shake-Up at Monster
- NBC begins distributing content through Web widgets
- APC shows off fuel cell for the data center
- Opinion: Disaster recovery testing is sorely missing
- Balancing Risk, Cost and the User Experience with VeriSign Layered Security
- Innovation Hall of Fame adds Berners-Lee
- Microsoft worries about muni Wi-Fi's future
- Demand Management and Project Priortization
- NHL, Sling Media enter video partnership (AP)
- Big Ten joins Google book project (AP)
- Microsoft brings new Pac-Man to Xbox 360 (AP)
- Akamai gives free peek at Internet (AP)
- Monster names new CFO, shakes up management (Reuters)
- Amp'd Mobile Bankruptcy Casts Shadow On MVNOs (Investor's Business Daily)
- Sun Shines with Its New Blade Servers (NewsFactor)
- If it's not tennis elbow, it may be "Wiiitis" (Reuters)
- To Appeal to Women, Too, Gadgets Go Beyond ?Cute? and ?Pink?
- Converters Signal a New Era for TVs
- Cyberfamilias: ?omg my mom joined facebook!!?
- Promoting a Thirst for Sprite in Teenage Cellphone Users
- New mobile removable media plugs into USB
- Resort dumps Symantec's antispam product
- Zango zapped in first part of PC Tools legal battle
- Microsoft grants Linux patent amnesty to LG Electronics
- New secret-agent mouse
- COMPUTEX: Solid-state disks coming on strong
- TechGear: How low can they go? PCs getting cheaper!
- On second thought, go ahead and bother me
- Intel shows more advanced ultraportable
- Microsoft fixes Windows Mobile synch problem
- Asustek, MSI laptops double as HD players
- Sun CEO spills Apple Leopard secret
- EU governments OK lower roaming fees (AP)
- Sony's U.S. video-game unit cuts jobs (AP)
- NEC releases pink Hello Kitty laptop (AP)
- LG Electronics signs pact with Microsoft (AP)
- Warner Music, AnywhereCD settle dispute (Reuters)
- Asustek, MSI laptops double as HD players (InfoWorld)
- EU Cuts Roaming Costs (PC World)
- HP Enhances Virtualization Software For Integrity Servers (TechWeb)
- AMD Keeps Barcelona Specs Under Wraps (PC World)
- As music labels struggle, bands thrive in games (Reuters)
- I.R.S. Moves to Close Tax Shelter Shortly After I.B.M. Uses It to Save $1.6 Billion
- New way of cooling down your server!
- Kingston DDR3 SDRAM unveiled!
- NEC Lavie G Hello Kitty Laptop
- Lexus’s Flexible Bumper
- The Art of Ads
- The Balloons
- Q&A: John Hagel looks to drive innovation at Deloitte & Touche
- Seven things every IT person should know about storage
- The politics of wiretapping and encryption
- Oracle to launch 11g database on July 11
- HP, VMware each launch new virtualization options
- Flexible displays creep closer to market
- Latest storage sales numbers show HP, IBM in 2nd place tie
- Sanyo NVM 4070 GPS
- hello to everyone
- Samsung VX-X300 camcorder
- Dance Dance Immolation
- Top Gear - Porsche 928
- Sun's open-source software will help it sell new blades, CEO says
- Grocery shopping made easier with new MC17
- JetBlue uses Google Maps to provide in-flight tracking
- Bill seeks study of open document formats in New York
- Northwestern Univ. hit by third data breach since '05
- Vodafone says no to change in Verizon Wireless stake
- Offshore firm to pay $2.4M to settle H-1B wage case
- Vodafone Investors Seek Verizon Wireless Spinoff
- Putting the We Back in Wii
- Nintendo Wii Controller Sidelining Virtual Athletes (NewsFactor)
- Netgear Acquisition Steers Storage Push (Investor's Business Daily)
- Symantec Releases Beta of Norton AntiBot (PC World)
- Agency bans phones with Qualcomm chips (AP)
- MIT team claims wireless power demo (AP)
- Acer wheels out Ferrari PDA
- New Firefox 3.0 preview goes 'Places'
- Fishermen pull the plug on Vietnam's Web, steal cable for scrap
- Research pegs iPhone users as rich, male, educated
- Yahoo Messenger zero-day exploits on the loose
- Patent office to test peer review of computer tech patents
- Symantec to test major revamp of corporate AV client
- Wireless charging: Here at last
- Microsoft slates six patches for next week
- Mad Mother Psycho Shower Curtain
- In Pictures: Mobility Rules at Computex 2007 (PC World)
- U.S. bans some cellphone imports in Qualcomm case (Reuters)
- Other possible Dow Jones bidders surface (Reuters)
- Astronaut: EU lag could put China ahead (AP)
- Retailers fume over PCI security rules
- E-discovery rules add summer IT work for schools
- EU gives final OK to legislation to cut roaming costs
- Blogs subject to selective service for digital library
- Beyond iPhone: The top five gadget trends of 2007
- As capacity explodes, virtualization comes to the rescue
- ASUS Eee PC priced $199 only!
- 850,000 Phones Flushed in Toilets
- XFX NVIDIA GEFORCE 8600 GT Fatal1ty
- Asus P526 - Mercedes Benz phone
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