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- Microsoft sees Windows Mobile unit sales up 50 pct (Reuters)
- LG Electronics Watching Nokia's South Korea Plans (TechWeb)
- Adobe offering tool betas (InfoWorld)
- YouTube suit called threat to online communication (AP)
- Internet sports betting becomes criminal domain (AFP)
- YouTube suit called threat to online communication (AP)
- Japan panel urges limit on mobile phone use by children (AFP)
- Russian suspends Ingushetia opposition Web site (Reuters)
- RIM Says It Can't Provide E-mail Interception in India (PC World)
- Married? Sleazy? Web dater finds ways to pick losers (Reuters)
- Samsung Electronics unveils new SSD (AFP)
- India's Reliance Communications says in exclusive talks with MTN (AFP)
- China Announces Telecom Restructuring, Clearing Way for 3G (PC World)
- J.R. Simplot, potato and computer chip king, dies (AP)
- SAP CFO sees no out-of-court settlement with Oracle (Reuters)
- Indian company snaps merger talks MTN Group (AP)
- Who's Afraid of Firefox 3.0 Bugs? (PC World)
- Salesforce.com Reports 50% Revenue Growth (TechWeb)
- Online communities open but still limit movement (AP)
- Google, Facebook in stalemate over social data (AP)
- German police investigate mom who put baby on eBay (Reuters)
- Google, Facebook in stalemate over social data (AP)
- China to issue 3G licenses, urges telecoms merger (Reuters)
- 5 Things You'll Love about Firefox 3 (PC World)
- Microsoft to shut down book scanning operations (AP)
- Comcast trying to sell 46 outlying cable systems (AP)
- Google I/O conference set for developers (InfoWorld)
- Deal sought on cell phone cancellation fees (Reuters)
- Microsoft's ODF Support Points to OOXML Challenges (PC World)
- Online communities open but still limit movement (AP)
- Google, Facebook in stalemate over social data (AP)
- Idol's David Cook tops iTunes download charts (Reuters)
- Appropriate Technology and the Humble Mobile Phone (PC World)
- FCC chief wants cell phone cancellation fees regulated (AP)
- iPhone Gets New GPS Photo Technology (NewsFactor)
- China's telecom restructuring may be under way (AP)
- SimpleMovieX editor improves support of iTunes Library (Macworld.com)
- Kids' Net Access Gets Close Scrutiny From Symantec (PC World)
- Goldman adds Apple to Americas conviction buy list (Reuters)
- OWC offers new 20x DVD-burning SuperDrives (Macworld.com)
- Yahoo postpones annual meeting, battle with Icahn (AP)
- MSI's Atom-based Laptop to Debut in US This June at $549 (PC World)
- Singapore bans two porn websites in symbolic move (Reuters)
- AT&T Positions Its Broadband Networks For iPhone Upgrade (TechWeb)
- Telelogic As Unit Of IBM Upgrades, Broadens Its Tools (TechWeb)
- Craigslist Tops U.S. Mobile Browsing (PC World)
- Yahoo postpones shareholder meeting again, director resigns (AP)
- TV Tidbits: Notes of Interest (Mediaweek.com)
- Wireless Carriers To Cut Termination Fees (NewsFactor)
- Access to next-gen Internet may be uneven (AP)
- Page: Google-Yahoo deal can clear antitrust wall (AP)
- Skooba Designing Checkpoint-Friendly Laptop Bag (PC Magazine)
- Coverity buying software build management vendor Codefast (InfoWorld)
- Pitiless Google Steals Search Share From Rivals (PC World)
- OWC offers new 20x DVD-burning SuperDrives (Macworld.com)
- Google co-founder pushes TV "white space" plan (Reuters)
- European Commission Will Investigate Microsoft's Integration with ODF (NewsFactor
- Touring music acts make stops online (AP)
- EMC Unveils New Disk-Based Backup Offerings (NewsFactor)
- Unpopular Bush is tonic, toxic for McCain (AFP)
- EU says to study Microsoft's open-source step (Reuters)
- Microsoft's Embrace of ODF Cautiously Welcomed (PC World)
- ABC soups up online video player (Reuters)
- Online love is often blind, brief: study (Reuters)
- Ex-judge in Microsoft/EU case surprised at fine (Reuters)
- European Commission lukewarm to Microsoft pledge (AP)
- Samsung announces reorganization plan (AP)
- Sony to sell golf ball-sized speakers (AP)
- Chinese Police Detain Woman Over Quake Video (PC World)
- EU to scrutinise Microsoft's promise to open up Office (AFP)
- ID-protection ads come back to bite pitchman (AP)
- Singaporean Blogger Arrested, Charged With Racism (PC World)
- EU says to study Microsoft's open-source step (Reuters)
- Ahead of Rootkit Talk, Cisco Patches Router Flaw (PC World)
- 'Indiana Jones' and the computer-generated jungle (AP)
- AOL launches video portal in India, Taiwan, Canada (Reuters)
- PC Not Expected To Be Crucial To Home Networks (TechWeb)
- AT&T To Finish Deploying Faster 3G Network In June (TechWeb)
- Microsoft to reward Live Search shoppers with cash (AFP)
- Road Warriors Still Picking The BlackBerry (Investor's Business Daily)
- ODF Wins the Office Document Format War? (PC World)
- Facebook preparing for redesign to clear clutter (AP)
- U.S. to allow Americans to send cell phones to Cuba (Reuters)
- IT companies now largest sector in S&P 500 (AP)
- Review: Netflix delivers Internet movies to TV (AP)
- Napster narrows loss in 4Q; revenue up 6 percent (AP)
- Rights Group Says Cisco Helps China Repression (NewsFactor)
- One Laptop Per Child Unveils Plans for Next-Gen Device (NewsFactor)
- Microsoft says aids Office/open-source interaction (Reuters)
- Philippine provider to offer free phones (AP)
- Mobile browser maker says social networks top use (AP)
- Microsoft lures search traffic with cash rebates (AP)
- Microsoft to offer cash rebate for search engine use (Reuters)
- 3G iPhone Likely To Appear Sooner Than Expected (NewsFactor)
- McAfee likes small, not big, deals (Reuters)
- Time Warner to reap $9.25 billion windfall in cable spinoff (AP)
- CBS launches ad network focused on college sports (Reuters)
- Lucent, Nokia win in Golden Bridge patent appeal (Reuters)
- Hydrogen-powered phones on the horizon (AFP)
- Media star Cramer "hates" media stocks (Reuters)
- Microsoft not bidding to buy Yahoo: CEO Ballmer (Reuters)
- Mobile Providers, Can You Hear Us Now? (BusinessWeek Online)
- Red Hat updates enterprise Linux platform (InfoWorld)
- Feds may help cell phone users get break on fees (AP)
- Businesses turn to online reviews to grow cleintele (USATODAY.com)
- ZoneAlarm ForceField: Compromised in sixty seconds (InfoWorld)
- AT&T's Laptop Mobile Broadband Subscribers Get Free Wi-Fi (PC World)
- SugarCRM Launches Data Center Edition (PC World)
- Codie awards go to Red Hat, Adobe, Salesforce.com (InfoWorld)
- Hungarian student hurls eggs at Microsoft CEO Ballmer (AP)
- Mag in cockfight dispute agrees to stay off Amazon (AP)
- Wind River, Intel Partner For In-Vehicle Infotainment (TechWeb)
- Startup Aster Offers Software For Clustering Commodity Servers (TechWeb)
- Napster rolls out all-MP3 download store (AP)
- Electronic Arts Questions ESA Departures (PC Magazine)
- HP's 2Q profit up on strong demand outside US (AP)
- Chicago sues eBay over concert ticket taxes (AP)
- Surge in Laptop Sales Drives HP Results (PC World)
- Microsoft Launches Mobile Display Ads (PC World)
- Hulu heading for new sites (Reuters)
- Laptop-for-kids project resumes donation program (AP)
- McAfee Anti-fraud Researcher Charged With Fraud (PC World)
- Carbon nanotubes mimic asbestos in early study (AP)
- Cisco Systems denies online censorship role in China (AP)
- Yahoo shareholders seeking information's release (AP)
- Nokia eyes wider usage of Linux in cellphones (Reuters)
- Google co-founder targets Russian homeland (Reuters)
- Iran launches fresh crackdown on websites: report (AFP)
- Game Consoles Contain Environmental Hazards, Says Greenpeace (PC World)
- First Call Completed on North Korea's 3G Network (PC World)
- Napster rolls out MP3 store in challenge to iTunes (Reuters)
- Microsoft proposes to buy Yahoo search: source (Reuters)
- WiMax Promises to Shake up Wireless Data Market (PC World)
- Napster rolls out all-MP3 download store (AP)
- TV boxes let Netflix users bypass mail delivery (AP)
- Napster rolls out all-MP3 download store (AP)
- India says RIM to resolve BlackBerry issue in 2 mths (Reuters)
- Open source code examined (InfoWorld)
- Google makes health service publicly available (AP)
- Google launches online medical records service (AFP)
- Application Acceleration Goes Virtual (PC World)
- Dell CFO Carty resigns, GE veteran to replace him (AP)
- Google makes health service publicly available (AP)
- Google releases Google Health for medical records (Reuters)
- Hey, Couch Potatoes! Nintendo's Wii Fit Game Is Out (NewsFactor)
- Apple, Music Labels Discuss 3G iPhone Possibilities (NewsFactor)
- Firefox 3 Release Candidate Rolls Out To Testers (NewsFactor)
- Comcast invests in P2P video-delivery startup (AP)
- Computer helps jailers understand dogs (AP)
- Drop a Wiki Into a Web Page With Wetpaint (PC World)
- Wii Fit Aims to Get You Off the Couch with a Video Game (NewsFactor)
- Amid Buzz, Workday Revs On-demand ERP (PC World)
- 38 charged in international phishing scheme (AP)
- EA again extends Take-Two deadline (AP)
- Internet can force change in Myanmar: Brown (AFP)
- Alltel stands strong as rivals gobble spectrum (USATODAY.com)
- Electronic Arts extends Take-Two offer deadline (Reuters)
- Chinese Internet portal Sina launches English site (AFP)
- Underwood most popular "Idol," Castro overrated (Reuters)
- More than 200,000 demand Microsoft save XP (InfoWorld)
- Facebook stresses independence amid Microsoft talk (Reuters)
- News Corp.'s Fox launching LatAm online ad network (AP)
- New News Corp ad network to court financial sites (Reuters)
- Microsoft proposes alternative deal to Yahoo (Reuters)
- Microsoft: New talks for alternative Yahoo deal (AP)
- Researchers teach 'Second Life' avatar to think (AP)
- Study finds Internet influence small when buying (AP)
- Microsoft: New talks for alternative Yahoo deal (AP)
- Bears hunt video game stocks (Reuters)
- China allows bloggers, others to spread quake news (AP)
- MySpace Mom Indicted in Cyber-Bully Suicide Case (NewsFactor)
- Garmin is mystery bidder for Raymarine: paper (Reuters)
- Dubai's Tecom in talks with Dell, plans buyouts (Reuters)
- Firefox 3 Release Candidate 1 Now Available (TechWeb)
- Japan's arcade industry slumps as Wii takes off (Reuters)
- Strong prospects in software to spy on bank staff (Reuters)
- Bharti, MTN merger talks could wind up this weekend: report (AFP)
- Spain arrests 5 suspected of hacking US sites (AP)
- AOL seeks growth in shift from mass site to niches (AP)
- AOL sheds its brand to draw specialty audiences (AP)
- Routine conduct at risk with MySpace suicide case (AP)
- For Sale:apple Iphones 16gb And Nokia N96 16gb At Best Price
- Signs point to imminent Ashlee Simpson wedding (AP)
- Microsoft Open Source, Standards Chiefs Tout 'Openness' (TechWeb)
- Deadline passes in EA bid to buy Take-Two Interactive shares (AFP)
- Q&A: Actor Szmanda tunes in new role at radio station (Reuters)
- Lawmakers concerned over Charter's Web tracking (AP)
- Say Goodbye to Muni-Fi (PC World)
- Cable companies to ramp up Web, HD, mobile service (AP)
- EchoStar to showcase first product for cable (AP)
- Craigslist answers eBay allegations in court (AP)
- HP-EDS Buy, Icahn Strikes Again, China Quakes (PC World)
- Compuware 2.0 set as rebirth of company (InfoWorld)
- Yahoo seeks to conceal parts of shareholder suit (AP)
- Disney Launches DGamer Community for Nintendo DS (NewsFactor)
- Apple's iPhone Continues its Worldwide March (NewsFactor)
- Jawbone's Bluetooth Headset Merges Tech and Style (NewsFactor)
- Bender Forms Group to Promote OLPC's Sugar UI (PC World)
- Nintendo's latest game wants you off the couch (AP)
- AOL seeks growth in shift from mass site to niches (AP)
- AOL sheds its brand to draw specialty audiences (AP)
- Routine conduct at risk with MySpace suicide case (AP)
- Roaming in Flight with iPass (PC World)
- Laptop Bags From the Scrap Heap (PC World)
- Web classifieds rise point to consumer bargain-hunt (Reuters)
- Online publishers upbeat despite economic downturn (Reuters)
- One Laptop Per Child Embraces Windows XP (NewsFactor)
- Former Tech Executive Found Guilty of Securities Fraud (PC World)
- France's Orange signs new iPhone deal with Apple (AP)
- Online maps reveal noise levels across England (Reuters)
- 'GTA IV' needs just 5 days to run over competition in April (USATODAY.com)
- More than 200,000 demand Microsoft save XP (InfoWorld)
- Icahn to Yahoo board: Sell to Microsoft or leave (AP)
- Yahoo and WPP forge multi-year strategic partnership (Reuters)
- RocketRAID 3522 card update supports Mac Pro booting (Macworld.com)
- '$100 laptop' nonprofit now teamed with Microsoft (AP)
- Woman indicted in Missouri MySpace suicide case (AP)
- Video game, accessory sales jump 47 pct in April (AP)
- Icahn moves to replace Yahoo board, restart Microsoft talks (AFP)
- Windows Coming on Dual-boot OLPC (PC World)
- Windows to run on One Laptop Per Child computer (Reuters)
- NY Times, USA Today multiple online EPpy winners (AP)
- Does Icahn Have a Backup Plan? (PC World)
- U.S. game sales rise 47 percent in April on GTA4 (Reuters)
- Trends & Innovations - Thursday (Investor's Business Daily)
- Pirate Bay, AMD Chip Plans, Creative Capitalism (PC World)
- Icahn moves to replace Yahoo board, restart Microsoft talks (AFP)
- Nintendo Loses $21 Million Patent-Infringement Lawsuit (NewsFactor)
- Verizon's Decision a Setback for Google's Android Plans (NewsFactor)
- Robotic suit could usher in super soldier era (AP)
- Woman indicted in Missouri MySpace suicide case (AP)
- Study: Comcast, Cox Slowing P2P Traffic Around the Clock (PC World)
- Deutsche Telekom says iPhone meeting expectations (AP)
- PurchasePro founder convicted in stock fraud scheme (AP)
- EBay Seller Pleads Guilty to Software Piracy Charges (PC World)
- Microsoft Is First to Sell 10 Million Game Consoles (NewsFactor)
- Yahoo lets websites customize how searches work (Reuters)
- Study: Cox, Comcast Internet subscribers blocked (AP)
- Reversing trend, cable modems win over DSL (AP)
- Web advice changing holiday landscape (Reuters)
- RocketRAID 3522 card update supports Mac Pro booting (Macworld.com)
- Moonlight release puts Silverlight on Linux (InfoWorld)
- CBS in $1.75B deal for online news site CNet (AP)
- Consumers ditching land-line phones (USATODAY.com)
- Phone-wallets still years away (Reuters)
- Designer Miyamoto makes video games pulse with life (USATODAY.com)
- EU says Google map images could be a problem (Reuters)
- Ask.com acquires Dictionary.com, other references (AP)
- Electronics maker NEC's profit more than doubles (AP)
- Did Twitter Beat Media With Earthquake News? (PC World)
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