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  1. GhostReader assistive software adds new voices (Macworld.com)
  2. Colonel suggests using hackers' tool against them (AP)
  3. Pictures of Asustek's Atom-based Eee PC 901 Appear Online (PC World)
  4. New York Stock Exchange Runs Trades On Red Hat Linux (TechWeb)
  5. Adobe refreshes Flash Player (InfoWorld)
  6. Report: Investor to lead fight against Yahoo board (AP)
  7. Comcast to acquire contact manager Plaxo (AP)
  8. Comcast to Buy Plaxo for Social Networking (PC World)
  9. Jury orders Nintendo to pay gaming company Anascape $21M (AP)
  10. Philly Won't Fight to Save Wi-Fi Network (PC World)
  11. IBM Boosts BlackBerry Access to Cognos, Lotus Software (PC World)
  12. Comcast to acquire contact manager Plaxo (AP)
  13. Virgin USA in Talks Over Mobile Operator Helio (PC World)
  14. Google starts to blur faces in Street View photos (AP)
  15. Samsung joins forces with LG, Harris on mobile TV (AP)
  16. VeriSign wins patent for Internet typo redirection (AP)
  17. Google blurs faces in street view map pictures (AFP)
  18. Broadcom co-founders charged in stock options probe (AP)
  19. ComScore puts Google sites at No. 1 for first time (AP)
  20. SK Telecom in 'strategic' talks with Virgin Mobile (AP)
  21. Camera memory card tags location info using Wi-Fi (AP)
  22. NATO launches cyber defence centre in Estonia (AFP)
  23. Xbox 360 reaches 10 million U.S. sales before Wii or PS3 (Reuters)
  24. Steve Jobs Keynote Heightens Expectations for 3G iPhone (NewsFactor)
  25. Hacker Writes Rootkit for Cisco's Routers (PC World)
  26. Car navigator remotely manages Web-enabled home (AP)
  27. Craigslist Countersues EBay, Escalating Legal Fight (PC World)
  28. Nokia sells line fit automotive business to Novero (Reuters)
  29. Software piracy increases in Asia-Pacific: industry group (AFP)
  30. Switzerland's top telecom to carry iPhone (AP)
  31. Game Web site gets users to help make computers smarter (AP)
  32. Embarq CFO: May drop wireless customers after 2009 (AP)
  33. Test spin: Google App Engine (InfoWorld)
  34. IBM to offer business intelligence via BlackBerry (Reuters)
  35. Openness Convert Verizon Joins LiMo Foundation (NewsFactor)
  36. Africa making progress in Internet access (Reuters)
  37. O2 prompts speculation over 3G iPhone (Reuters)
  38. SK Telecom, Virgin Mobile USA confirm talks (Reuters)
  39. King Conan pillages before online gaming debut (Reuters)
  40. Montage screenwriting software reworks styles (Macworld.com)
  41. Verizon Wireless to introduce Linux phones (AP)
  42. Verizon Wireless joins LiMo Foundation (Reuters)
  43. Consumers ditching land-line phones (USATODAY.com)
  44. Asus pins future on small but mighty laptop (USATODAY.com)
  45. 3 in 10 get all or most calls on cell phones (AP)
  46. Bill Gates Isn't Leaving Microsoft (PC Magazine)
  47. Product review: Jive Software's social enterprise (InfoWorld)
  48. Sony posts loss, sees growth in cameras, TVs (Reuters)
  49. Sony Misses PS3 Target as Annual Shipments Hit 9.2M (PC World)
  50. 'Twitters' beat media in reporting China earthquake (AFP)
  51. Nokia sees half of cellphones with GPS in 2010-12 (Reuters)
  52. Smart fortwo micro car receives top crash scores (AP)
  53. Paparazzi snap Britney Spears as she rear-ends SUV (AP)
  54. Craigslist countersues eBay, saying it broke antitrust laws (AP)
  55. Pop and country unite to fight wireless proposal (Reuters)
  56. MySpace says it has won $234M spam judgment (AP)
  57. Bush comments on everything from wedding to Iraq (AP)
  58. MySpace says it has won $234M spam judgment (AP)
  59. Reports: Carl Icahn considering attempt to oust Yahoo board (AP)
  60. Paparazzi snap Britney Spears as she rear-ends SUV (AP)
  61. Fedora 9 Released (PC World)
  62. Sale to HP will end EDS independence (AP)
  63. Craigslist countersues eBay, saying it's competing illegally (AP)
  64. Apple now sells HBO shows on iTunes store (AP)
  65. Office for Mac Sales Soar, VBA Support To Return (NewsFactor)
  66. Nintendo Launches WiiWare for Game Downloads (NewsFactor)
  67. Britain complains to EU about Microsoft file system (AP)
  68. Craigslist sues eBay, alleging corporate spy plan (Reuters)
  69. Circuit City wants out of digital TV fines (AP)
  70. Sprint faces tough questions (Reuters)
  71. Microsoft Reveals SMB Software Pricing, Previews (PC World)
  72. EarthLink to pull the plug on Wi-Fi in Philadelphia (AP)
  73. HBO Programs Will Be Sold on Apple's iTunes Store (NewsFactor)
  74. Taiwanese firm debuts potential rival to Apple's iPhone2 (AFP)
  75. Sprints CEO asks shareholders' patience (AP)
  76. Google joins effort to make more Web sites more sociable (AP)
  77. Japanese Internet Satellite Hits 1.2Gbps (PC World)
  78. Study: US Corporate Software Spending Slowing (PC World)
  79. Blu-ray interactivity enlivens 'Sleeping Beauty' (USATODAY.com)
  80. Pioneer to End Plasma Display Production (PC World)
  81. Microsoft Eyes 40 Percent of Smartphone Market by 2012 (PC World)
  82. Microsoft Faces Another Interoperability Complaint in Europe (PC World)
  83. Microsoft to bring back Visual Basic in Office for Mac (Macworld.com)
  84. Microsoft's WorldWide Telescope blasts off (AP)
  85. Google offers to imbue all websites with social networking (AFP)
  86. Nokia Phone Maps Will Get Webbed Feet (PC World)
  87. Microsoft software gives free tours of space (Reuters)
  88. HP in talks to buy EDS, for reported $12B to $13B (AP)
  89. Chile probes data theft and posting by hacker (AP)
  90. HBO seen selling shows on Apple's iTunes (Reuters)
  91. Disney to create lab to test ads for ABC, ESPN (AP)
  92. RIM's 'Bold' Assault On Upgraded iPhone Adds 3G, GPS, Tunes (Investor's Business
  93. Sun to Clarify JavaFX Open-source Plan Later This Year (PC World)
  94. SOA Software buys LogicLibrary (InfoWorld)
  95. HP in talks to buy EDS in deal reportedly worth $12B to $13B (AP)
  96. Google joins effort to make more Web sites more sociable (AP)
  97. Google Friend Connect Turns Web Sites Into Social Networks (NewsFactor)
  98. Webcam, Remote Access Nab Mac Laptop Thieves (NewsFactor)
  99. Clear Channel in settlement talks, trial delayed (Reuters)
  100. Windows XP SP3 Woes Especially Affect AMD Systems (NewsFactor)
  101. MIT students show power of open cell phone systems (AP)
  102. Apple: iPhone sold out in US, UK (AP)
  103. HBO seen selling shows on Apple's iTunes: source (Reuters)
  104. Gates Foundation to announce new CEO at 10 a.m. PT (AP)
  105. Powerset Does Semantic Searches of Wikipedia (NewsFactor)
  106. Sprint affiliate sues to block Clearwire deal (AP)
  107. McCain, blogger trade barbs over his 2000 vote (Reuters)
  108. RIM's BlackBerry Bold targets business market (Reuters)
  109. Sprint Nextel 1Q deficit widens on charges, customer exodus (AP)
  110. You don't know tech: The InfoWorld news quiz (InfoWorld)
  111. Music industry hopes upgrades boost mobile sector (Reuters)
  112. Sprint's loss widens on lost subscribers (Reuters)
  113. ATM Glitch Hits Systems Integration at Major Japanese Bank (PC World)
  114. First look: Google's high-flying cloud for Python code (InfoWorld)
  115. Apple to Take IPhone Nonexclusive in Australia and India (PC World)
  116. Biq Quake Takes out Mobile Network in Chengdu (PC World)
  117. Web start-up unveils semantic Wikipedia search tool (Reuters)
  118. MSI's Upcoming Wind Laptop Priced From $560 (PC World)
  119. Dispatches magazine prefers print over Internet (Reuters)
  120. SingTel, associates to bring iPhone to Asia this year (Reuters)
  121. New top-of-the-line BlackBerry doubles screen resolution (AP)
  122. RIM's BlackBerry Bold Beats Apple to the 3G Punch (PC World)
  123. Hacker splashes data from six million Chileans on Internet: report (AFP)
  124. Once shunned by academics, Wikipedia now a teaching tool (AFP)
  125. Next generation of business software could get more fun (AP)
  126. SAP Is The Latest Convert To Software-Plus-Services Vision (TechWeb)
  127. Dutch want banks help to fight illegal Web casinos (Reuters)
  128. You don't know tech: The InfoWorld news quiz (InfoWorld)
  129. EBay's PayPal rule in Australia draws fire (AP)
  130. Data from Columbia disk drives survived the shuttle accident (AP)
  131. Apple Reportedly Agrees To Refunds In Mac-User Suit (TechWeb)
  132. Microsoft To Release Office 2007 SP1 Via Automatic Update In June (TechWeb)
  133. Lohan withdraws from Manson family movie: spokeswoman (AFP)
  134. Vint Cerf Supports Municipal Broadband Networks (PC World)
  135. Apple agrees to settle iPod lawsuit (AP)
  136. Toshiba's Growth Plans Hinge on Cell TVs, Fuel Cells (PC Magazine)
  137. Virgin Mobile USA and Korea's SK in talks: source (Reuters)
  138. Conference attendees in San Francisco sickened (AP)
  139. Microsoft appeals $1.4B EU antitrust fine (AP)
  140. Advocacy groups take aim at Google-Yahoo partnership (AP)
  141. Hackers Find a New Place to Hide Rootkits (PC World)
  142. Facebook to let users carry profile with them (AP)
  143. Microsoft appeals against EU fine (Reuters)
  144. Texas may claim Amazon owes sales taxes (AP)
  145. Retailers can use DNA tracing to track meat (AP)
  146. Foxy Brown pleads guilty to menacing Brooklyn neighbor (AP)
  147. Sun exec ponders OpenSolaris, Linux (InfoWorld)
  148. Data from Columbia disk drives survived the shuttle accident (AP)
  149. EBay's PayPal rule in Australia draws fire (AP)
  150. MySpace Makes Data Portable to Other Web Sites (NewsFactor)
  151. Pirates director to turn BioShock game into film (Reuters)
  152. Fees for `.org' domain names to increase 10 pct (AP)
  153. Freeway Web site editor adds RSS Feed action (Macworld.com)
  154. Sun: Java ubiquity an advantage in RIA battle (InfoWorld)
  155. Tech tools bring big success for small businesses (USATODAY.com)
  156. Gates: Microsoft shifts focus after Yahoo deal collapses (AP)
  157. You don't know tech: The InfoWorld news quiz (InfoWorld)
  158. NEC to Expand Rugged Laptop Sales Worldwide (PC World)
  159. Facebook sets new safeguards (AFP)
  160. Flomerics surges after rejects Mentor cash bid (Reuters)
  161. Paper is passe for tech-savvy South Koreans (Reuters)
  162. LG Unveils 3G Prada Phone in Japan (PC World)
  163. Apple Reportedly Offers $44 Credit To Canadian iPod Owners (TechWeb)
  164. Windows Vista More Vulnerable To Malware Than Windows 2000 (TechWeb)
  165. Facebook, states set bullying, predator safeguards (AP)
  166. Google execs hope for long-term ad deal with Yahoo (AP)
  167. Free Wi-Fi Expands with AT&T, Cablevision (PC World)
  168. Google execs hope for long-term ad deal with Yahoo (AP)
  169. With Microsoft mum, analysts mull next moves for Live Search (AP)
  170. Google sees YouTube products soon; warm on Yahoo (Reuters)
  171. Trends & Innovations - Thursday (Investor's Business Daily)
  172. OpenOffice.org Beta Fails the Office 2007 Test (PC World)
  173. Four Microsoft Security Patches Due Next Week (PC World)
  174. Internet Archive Challenges FBI Data Demand -- and Wins (NewsFactor)
  175. Analysis: Why Hyundai Turned to Microsoft for Help (PC Magazine)
  176. Best Buy teams up with leading European cell phone retailer (AP)
  177. OpenOffice 3.0 Public Beta Released (PC Magazine)
  178. Cablevision plans wireless broadband network (AP)
  179. MySpace to allow users to share data with Yahoo, others (AP)
  180. Report: US lacks plan to counter terrorist messages (AP)
  181. T-Mobile USA adds nearly 1 million customers in 1Q (AP)
  182. Free software takes on Microsoft Office (Reuters)
  183. Facebook, states set bullying, predator safeguards (AP)
  184. AMD tightlipped on company's future (AP)
  185. Facebook Partners With AGs for Kids' Safety (PC World)
  186. Freeway Web site editor adds RSS Feed action (Macworld.com)
  187. MySpace's fashionable child launches new designers (Reuters)
  188. Microsoft to Increase Focus on Handsets for Poor (PC World)
  189. Nintendo Wii makes Yamauchi Japan's richest: Forbes (Reuters)
  190. Best Buy puts $2.1 billion into European cell phone retailer (AP)
  191. Yahoo India Search Results Combine Text, Video, and Images (PC World)
  192. Carphone Warehouse ties up with Best Buy (AFP)
  193. China won't guarantee Web freedom over Olympics (Reuters)
  194. Five Software Tools to Speed Up Your Day (PC World)
  195. Papa John's surpasses $1 billion in online pizza sales (AP)
  196. Hackers' posts on epilepsy forum cause migraines, seizures (AP)
  197. Apple inks Latin American deal for iPhone (AP)
  198. WiMAX promises to transform wireless Internet world (AFP)
  199. WiMax Player Intel Nears Own Rollout (Investor's Business Daily)
  200. Mozilla: Firefox Plugin Shipped With Malicious Code (PC World)
  201. "Grand Theft Auto" sales top $500 mln in 1st week (Reuters)
  202. Google looking golden again after challenging stretch (AP)
  203. Studios win $111 million judgment against TorrentSpy.com (AP)
  204. Joint Sprint, Clearwire network could boost consumer power (AP)
  205. Comcast mulling Net usage cap to discourage 'excessive' use (AP)
  206. Broadband service over power lines in Texas to shut down (AP)
  207. HTC's Touch Diamond Won't Touch iPhone 2.0 (NewsFactor)
  208. Yahoo Teams with McAfee for Safer, More Secure Searching (NewsFactor)
  209. Review: Mint shows me the money, and that's half the battle (AP)
  210. Sprint Nextel, Clearwire form WiMax group with Google, others (AFP)
  211. Microsoft sends out feelers to Facebook: report (Reuters)
  212. Flying saucers, tiny helicopters compete in British war game (AP)
  213. HP labs director seeks more help from academia (AP)
  214. Sprint, Clearwire Join for WiMax Venture (PC World)
  215. Microsoft Adds Sociability to its Zune Brand (NewsFactor)
  216. Artists, developers to synch up in NetBeans (InfoWorld)
  217. SKorea to stick to US beef deal despite wave of criticism (AFP)
  218. European Commission Considers SMS Roaming Price Cap (PC World)
  219. Sprint, Clearwire form $14.5 billion WiMax venture (Reuters)
  220. "Grand Theft Auto" first week sales top $500 million (Reuters)
  221. Sprint, Clearwire to build national Wi-Max network (USATODAY.com)
  222. Clearwire, Sprint Nextel to form $14.55B wireless company (AP)
  223. Microsoft's Gates plays down prospects of fresh Yahoo bid (AFP)
  224. Bill Gates: Microsoft going 'independent' way (AP)
  225. Wired SKorea battles Web of rumours over US beef (AFP)
  226. BT launches Blackberry-style device with broadband (Reuters)
  227. Pope to give new meaning to religious text (AFP)
  228. AP sources give inside look at Microsoft's raised Yahoo bid (AP)
  229. Ad firm Spot Runner lands $51 million in funding (Reuters)
  230. May's Coolest Gadgets (PC World)
  231. Pope goes digital to better connect with youth (Reuters)
  232. UMG confirms deal with Qtrax to allow free music downloads (AP)
  233. Person close to talks: Sprint close to WiMax financing deal (AP)
  234. Yahoo board may face shareholder mutiny at annual meeting (AP)
  235. Hollywood producers suspend talks with Screen Actors Guild (AP)
  236. Electronic Arts looks to Wii to drive sports growth (Reuters)
  237. Sprint, Clearwire to reveal $12 bln JV: sources (Reuters)
  238. Response Team Boosts Open Source Security (PC World)
  239. Trojan Adware Hiding in MP3s, McAfee Says (PC World)
  240. Cisco 3Q profit beats subdued expectations (AP)
  241. Yahoo Searches Will Use McAfee for Security Alerts (NewsFactor)
  242. Vodafone Will Sell Apple's iPhone in 10 Countries (NewsFactor)
  243. Google Asks FCC To Verify Verizon's Open-Access Stand (NewsFactor)
  244. OLPC Tries to Bridge Gap With Developer Community (PC World)
  245. Microsoft Releases XP SP3 After Delay (PC World)
  246. Verizon joins another undersea cable network (Reuters)
  247. Google Puts Open-source Project Back up (PC World)
  248. Neil Young to release archive on Blu-ray discs (AP)
  249. Microsoft GM to Yahoo: Good-bye to You (PC World)
  250. India's Bharti says no offer yet for MTN but still talking (AFP)