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  2. U.S. to retain control of Internet domain names
  3. Microsoft woos world's scientists
  4. Parents Can Sign Up Kids to Not Get E-Mail
  5. British Library looks towards digital publishing
  6. Supercomputer for Dodgy Tickers
  7. 12 minutes to PC infection
  8. NVIDIA GeForce 7800 GTX
  9. Google Toolbar for Firefox - July 7th
  10. Florida man charged with felony for stealing wireless Internet signal
  11. Microsoft reiterates it will charge for anti-virus protection
  12. Google Extensions for Firefox
  13. Microsoft Shared Computer Toolkit XP
  14. Top spammer Nabbed!
  15. First free skype out day
  16. New DIGG.COM Site is up
  17. Microsoft Testing New Hotmail Interface
  18. Disaster experts eye satellites for emergency planning
  19. Cell phones blacked out in NY tunnels
  20. Skype, Boingo tie up in phone deal
  21. Internet Explorer 7 to incorporate antivirus & anti-phishing.
  22. PC case maker caters to iPod owners
  23. FAQ: Wi-Fi mooching and the law
  24. Internet taxes? It's just a matter of time
  25. Sasser creator avoids jail term
  26. Yahoo unveils SMS search service
  27. Germany Clears Biometric Passports Plan
  28. Microsoft to demo forms' abilities in next Office
  29. Microsoft takes disk-based backup for a spin
  30. Google invests in electric broadband
  31. Microsoft looks to partners for Office push
  32. Fujitsu Will Pre-Install SUSE Linux On High-End Servers
  33. $250K reward for Sasser virus informants
  34. Interview: Viper set to strike Ed Scannell
  35. Rambus Hikes Memory Speed
  36. IM Threats Skyrocket
  37. Google Releases Toolbar for Firefox Browser
  38. Tech jobs increase in June
  39. IBM details new PowerPC chips
  40. Linux Vendor Reports Compression Format Bug
  41. AMD's Sempron marches on China
  42. Microsoft sponsors security career guide
  43. Lost at sea, found in flash
  44. Lack of Standards Sparks Inkjet Photo Fade Debate
  45. Google Wins 'Typosquatting' Dispute
  46. McAfee tool to check Web services security
  47. Trojan taps into London bombings
  48. Intel tweaks Pentium D for servers
  49. Apache faces Web services security spec roadblock Paul Krill
  50. Group Blasts Video Game Over Sex Content
  51. ICANN to lift price caps on .net domains
  52. Microsoft Defends Claria Adware Changes
  53. Microsoft Sketches Scenarios for Office 12
  54. ID Theft Bill Widens Encryption Rules
  55. Sony/BMG reaches licensing deal with iMesh network
  56. Key hacker magazine faces closure
  57. Games ratings board probing Grand Theft Auto:SA
  58. Microsoft Looks to Seed Presence Capabilities in Its Own, Partners' Applications
  59. Military's Energy-Beam Weapons Delayed
  60. Panama Gets Software to Assess Students
  61. USC: Hacker May Have Read Applicant Files
  62. Bloggers Learn Price of Telling Too Much
  63. Microsoft Surprises with Linux 'Hands-On Lab'
  64. Faked Research Results on Rise?
  65. EU Microsoft case goes to higher court
  66. IBM makes PowerPC chip dual-core
  67. Microsoft claims Windows more secure than Linux
  68. Yahoo extends SMS search
  69. Zlib Security Bug Continues to Be Addressed
  70. P2P becomes a cash cow for PC gamers
  71. Wheelchair bike is star of show
  72. Virus exploits London Tube bombs
  73. Save iPod batteries for a sunny day
  74. Intel to add VT to P4 in Q4
  75. Feds Fear Air Broadband Terror
  76. IBM plugs into powerline broadband
  77. Motorola 'to debut' iTunes phone at UK's V Festival
  78. Broadband's power-line push
  79. Microsoft learns to live with open source
  80. New .mobi suffix points to wireless Web sites
  81. Arizona School Will Not Use Textbooks (Using wireless technology instead)
  82. Could the 'see through clothes' scanner stop London terror bombs?
  83. IMesh Looks to Go Legal
  84. EU split over anti-terror phone data logging rules
  85. Want to complain about Dell? Forget it
  86. Microsoft denies its antispyware favors Claria
  87. Zombie bots fuel spyware boom
  88. College Applicants' Files May Have Been Read
  89. Microsoft Pushes Office Upgrades
  90. Slowing the flow of illicit uploads
  91. HP revamps inkjet printheads
  92. IBM Joins Dual Core Corps With New PowerPC
  93. Sun Eyes Tighter IBM Relationship
  94. RSS Aids Open-Source Effort
  95. PCs falling victim to Windows flaws
  96. Recent SSH Brute-Force Attacks
  97. Microsoft Investigates New XP SP2 Flaw
  98. CA Wins Military Contract
  99. Sun Lays Out Scenarios for 'Mustang,' 'Dolphin'
  100. Pen-Computing Vendor Hits Microsoft With Suits
  101. Malicious Code Gateway Desktops Feature BTX Design
  102. AMD Slams Intel With Suit
  103. EqualLogic Plans Disk Drive Technology
  104. New E-Mail Authentication Spec Submitted to IETF
  105. HP Prints Out High-Speed Inkjets
  106. New .mobi suffix points to wireless Web sites
  107. Microsoft Pushes Office Upgrades
  108. Hewlett Packard upgrades inkjet printer technology
  109. Podcasts get iTunes stamp of approval
  110. Good Targets RIM With Sprint, Microsoft, IBM Deals
  111. Microsoft to Release Disk Backup in 30 Days
  112. Microsoft eyes cookie-cutter approach to services
  113. All eyes on new DVDs' format war
  114. Long-lived hacker mag shuts down
  115. China to Prosecute More Product Pirates
  116. Kodak says distributing new digital camera sensors
  117. New-age keyboard: Trace, don't write
  118. Microsoft Testing New Hotmail Interface
  119. Report: Computer hijacking on the rise
  120. Antispam spec sets off on path to standard
  121. Microsoft Irks Watchdogs with Claria Downgrade Explanation
  122. Motorola adds news reader to phones
  123. Mobiles (Cellphones) 'quadruple crash danger'
  124. iSync 2.1 released for Tiger
  125. China inches up on India for outsourcing
  126. New Microsoft Hardware Set to Debut
  127. Microsoft renames Open License Value program Open Value
  128. Texas Memory Tops Itself with 4G Solid State Disk
  129. Group delivers definition of spyware
  130. Microsoft unveils keyboard for Media Center PCs
  131. CD-ROM Peers Into Dog Innards
  132. Intel 'ditches' high-end 'Centrino 3' chipset
  133. Solar-powered cars to race 2,500 miles
  134. Dutch file-swapper case collapses
  135. Nvidia preps '$450' GeForce 7800 GT
  136. ICANN warns world of domain hijacking
  137. Sophos glitch leaves PCs hanging
  138. Microsoft Shifting Adware Approach?
  139. EU antitrust officials raid Intel
  140. AMD alleges Intel compilers create crash code for its chips
  141. Coding misstep forces new Firefox release
  142. Lexar to continue patent fight against Toshiba
  143. Labels blast free BBC music downloads
  144. IBM to Test Power Lines for Internet
  145. Microsoft eyes ID theft
  146. EU antitrust officials raid Intel
  147. Internet surfing tops list of workplace time wasters
  148. Public tests new version of Flash player
  149. Computers Make Mumbling Doctors Worse, Good Doctors Better
  150. Intel in Europe anti-trust raids
  151. High-tech hospitals better at keeping patients alive?
  152. PCs falling victim to Windows flaws
  153. TV Moves to the Internet
  154. Lexar-Toshiba Flash Case Progresses
  155. Intel experiments with Wi-Fi as GPS substitute
  156. Digital TV changeover suggested for 2009
  157. Microsoft Patches Flaws Haunting IE, Word Users
  158. IBM, Zend deliver on PHP plans
  159. Experts warn of Trojan onslaught
  160. HP to cut 14,500 jobs
  161. Microsoft woos global partners
  162. Industry clamps down on spyware
  163. Microsoft revs up Windows for cars
  164. Apple mobile phone rumours intensify
  165. New classification for web pages
  166. Apple tweaks Tiger OS
  167. W3C proposes XML identifiers
  168. Hotmail throws boomerangs against spam
  169. Samsung Starts DDR2-667 Production As Market Shifts
  170. IBM to add blogging tools to Workplace
  171. Firefox update squashes security bugs
  172. New IE plug-in aims to speed Web searches
  173. Intel to enhance Itanium ahead of dual-core debut
  174. Laptops Are Hot; Maybe Too Hot
  175. Database vendors eye open-source effect
  176. Beware the breast-examining hand of death
  177. Dutch file-sharers win reprieve
  178. Alleged hacker: U.S. defense sites poorly secured
  179. Microsoft Patches Go After Hackers
  180. Could blogging spread computer worms?
  181. Military's Energy-Beam Weapons Delayed
  182. IP television takes off on airplanes
  183. U.N., phone makers working on recycling plan
  184. Phlooding attack could leave enterprises high and dry
  185. Sony Recalls 16,000 Shocking LCD TVs
  186. Reading phone text one word at a time
  187. Opera updates browser for Symbian
  188. Hollywood Faces DVD Standards War
  189. Mozilla Issues Second 'Deer Park' Alpha Release
  190. Sun To Open-Source Web Authentication, Single Sign-On
  191. Open source boss hints at Microsoft thaw
  192. Blu-ray Disc Association Slaps HD DVD in Consumer Poll
  193. Robot Hummer hits milepost in driverless challenge
  194. Microsoft, Alacritech Settle Dispute
  195. Intel to roll out new Itanium chips
  196. Taiwan snares wanted "evil dragon" via online game
  197. (U.S.) Feds create new post of cybersecurity czar
  198. Apple earnings top estimates
  199. Adware maker Claria steps into search
  200. New Internet Domain for Mobile Technology Coming Soon
  201. Longhorn named Windows Vista
  202. New Version of Firefox Coming in Late Summer
  203. 'Free' ringtones cost Europe dear
  204. Worm wears iTunes guise
  205. Driven to distraction by technology
  206. Microsoft, Google duke it out for China
  207. Accessibility could take a step backward
  208. Buzzwords slow to grab US surfers
  209. WD extends HDD warranty periods
  210. Nvidia updates drivers to confound CrossFire
  211. Legally Downloaded Music Triples in 2005
  212. Sony announces development tools for PS3
  213. Take-Two cuts outlook after 'Grand Theft' sex row
  214. New Potter book posted on Chinese Web site By Jonathan Landreth
  215. EBay Boosts Fraud Protection
  216. Sony's PSP Goes Online Martyn Williams, IDG News Service
  217. Microsoft to Acquire E-mail Security Provider
  218. Security bracelet foils child abduction
  219. Bank branch robberies are passe (thanks to spyware)
  220. MSN Virtual Earth Launched
  221. Windows "Vista" already facing a lawsuit
  222. Yahoo!'s Konfabulator site up with download!
  223. Windows will frisk your computer for illegal software
  224. Did Microsoft Deliberately Wipe Apple Off The Face Of The Earth?
  225. Motorola unveils keyboard phone, sunglasses
  226. Search aims to aid world poverty
  227. Nanotech Moves Closer to Cure
  228. Digital music is going mobile
  229. Christians converting video games
  230. Mobiles becoming 'media channels'
  231. Apple enhances iBooks and Mac Minis
  232. Everyone wants 'free' Windows...
  233. Judges refuse to overturn Net obscenity law
  234. Intel hands off BIOS successor to trade group
  235. Truste aims to guard surfers from spam
  236. IBM bulks up mainframe muscle
  237. First 'cybercrime' treaty advances in Senate
  238. PGP creator cooks up Net phone protection
  239. Video in, mini drives out on Samsung music players
  240. Google adds RSS feeds to homepage
  241. Apple prepares for Tokyo music event
  242. Firefox downloaded 75 million times
  243. Italian pilgrims try to catch "miracle" on mobiles
  244. Downloading 'myths' challenged
  245. Awards to applaud women in tech
  246. Security vendors holding off on 64-bit Windows
  247. Mars Plan Envisions Comfy Colony
  248. Sun gets biggest JES deal yet with GM pact
  249. Antivirus insecurity at Black Hat confab
  250. XM, Napster in joint online music venture