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  1. Report: Global cell phone sales up 14 pct in 1Q (AP)
  2. China's rural Internet users more than double in 2007: report (AFP)
  3. America Movil shares plunge, weighing down Mexican market (AP)
  4. One Laptop Per Child Controversy Centers on Windows (NewsFactor)
  5. Microsoft Insists XP Death Date Firm Despite Ballmer (NewsFactor)
  6. Nintendo bucks tradition, says no price cuts for Wii (AP)
  7. Samsung Electronics 1Q profit, sales rise 37 percent (AP)
  8. Spammers Ramp up Siege on Google's Blogger via Bots (PC World)
  9. Nintendo: no plan to cut Wii, DS prices this year (Reuters)
  10. Ericsson shares up jump 25 percent on 1Q report (AP)
  11. Toshiba's net profit plunges (AP)
  12. China Tops US for Internet Population Lead (PC World)
  13. Yahoo to expand data sharing among friends online (Reuters)
  14. People's decisions to cut back add up to weaker economy (AP)
  15. Keys cancels Cleveland concert with swollen vocal chords (AP)
  16. Samsung Q1 Soars on Strong Displays, Mobile Phones (PC World)
  17. Cellphone market Q1 growth fastest since 2006 (Reuters)
  18. Microsoft sticks to its bid for Yahoo (AFP)
  19. Microsoft 2009 outlook rosy, but investors trip on near-term (AP)
  20. Yahoo plans makeover with elements of social network (AP)
  21. Scanning world's every book means turning many, many pages (AP)
  22. Samsung Electronics 1Q profit, sales rise 37 percent (AP)
  23. Samsung Q1 net jumps on LCDs and handsets (Reuters)
  24. VCs Pour On Investments For Open-Source Leaders (Investor's Business Daily)
  25. Microsoft results disappoint (Reuters)
  26. After Web Defacement, University Warns of Data Breach (PC World)
  27. Sun continues pursuit of Java for iPhone (InfoWorld)
  28. Microsoft 3Q profit falls from Vista-heavy 2007 quarter (AP)
  29. Qwest introduces 20 megabit DSL in some areas (AP)
  30. AOL exec cleared by jury in civil fraud case brought by SEC (AP)
  31. Pick me, Paris! 85,000 vie to be Hilton's new BFF (AFP)
  32. Mozilla: Fennec to Revolutionize Mobile Browsing (PC World)
  33. Microsoft quarter view disappoints, bullish on '09 (Reuters)
  34. Court cuts $200M from royalty judgment against Genentech (AP)
  35. Qwest Rolls out Faster Broadband (PC World)
  36. Dell to offer Windows XP beyond June 30 cutoff (InfoWorld)
  37. Yahoo to Radically Open Its Platforms (PC World)
  38. NextWave shares soar on plans to sell spectrum holdings (AP)
  39. Asian history inspires new online games (Reuters)
  40. Spike Lee teams with Nokia on cell phone movie (Reuters)
  41. Ubuntu 8.04 Released (PC World)
  42. France 'suspends' Creation of Big-brother Database (PC World)
  43. Not all :) as informal writing creeps into teen assignments (AP)
  44. Microsoft enhances hosted customer service platform (InfoWorld)
  45. Renault to roll out another Nokia co-branded car (Reuters)
  46. Researchers: Windows Update Should Be Redesigned (PC World)
  47. Motorola 1Q loss widens as phone sales fall (AP)
  48. Sony off to races with "Gran Turismo" (Reuters)
  49. Google introduces brand-image ads for phones (Reuters)
  50. Microsoft offers hope for people who want to keep XP (AP)
  51. Beijing Courts Slap Net Cafes in Copyright Rulings (PC World)
  52. Ad-funded telco reaches 100,000 clients in Britain (Reuters)
  53. Microsoft to heed consumers over XP phaseout: CEO (Reuters)
  54. Nintendo's profit surges on strong sales of Wii, DS (AP)
  55. Big supply of chips makes for great buys (USATODAY.com)
  56. Motorola loss widens on weak phone sales (Reuters)
  57. Product review: Adobe Flex Builder speeds RIA development (InfoWorld)
  58. Vodafone in venture to boost mobile Internet (Reuters)
  59. China becomes world's largest Internet population (Reuters)
  60. Nintendo sees 9 pct growth this year on Wii sales (Reuters)
  61. China ties US for most Web users (AP)
  62. Amazon 1Q profit rises; investors still worry about economy (AP)
  63. Apple Revenues Up 43% On Mac Sales (TechWeb)
  64. Yoko Ono sues in NY over song in movie challenging evolution (AP)
  65. Celebrity Birthdays (AP)
  66. Web Apps Developers Told to Aim for Lofty Goals (PC World)
  67. Megan Fox crowned sexiest woman in the world (Reuters)
  68. Apple 2Q profit jumps 36 percent, but stock wobbles (AP)
  69. Hacker testifies News Corp unit hired him (Reuters)
  70. Cable companies pull out of Sprint joint venture (Reuters)
  71. Vista SP1 Released to Automatic Update (PC World)
  72. Apple 2Q profit jumps 36 percent, but stock wobbles (AP)
  73. Lolcat site hiring; spelling skillz optional (AP)
  74. Research: Security gaps open when ISPs hire third parties (AP)
  75. Hack into Obama campaign site exploited a coding flaw (AP)
  76. Google introduces brand-image ads for phones (Reuters)
  77. OLPC Switch to Windows on XO Is 'muddled,' Developers Say (PC World)
  78. Amazon.com 1Q profit rises 29 percent (AP)
  79. Qualcomm's second-quarter profit up 6 pct on strong sales (AP)
  80. Cable companies pull out of joint venture with Sprint Nextel (AP)
  81. Apple agrees to buy processor-design company (AP)
  82. Telecom Carriers: 'Phantom' Voice Traffic Costing Billions (PC World)
  83. Apple profit rises on strong Mac, iPod sales (Reuters)
  84. Comcast pulls out of Sprint joint venture Pivot (Reuters)
  85. Microsoft CEO has no plans to raise offer for Yahoo (AP)
  86. Review: Digital converters keep the old tube TV useable (AP)
  87. No fleet-footed action, but robot players learn soccer (AP)
  88. Microsoft tests subscription pricing for Office (AP)
  89. Speech Input, GPS Make Mobile Search Smarter (PC World)
  90. RIM to open new R&D facility in Germany (Reuters)
  91. Publisher plans printed version of Wikipedia (AP)
  92. Craigslist Calls eBay Lawsuit 'Unethical' (PC World)
  93. SANS: Pressure on vendors can prevent security woes (InfoWorld)
  94. Craigslist calls eBay lawsuit 'unethical' (InfoWorld)
  95. Acer Readies Ultralight Atom Laptop for June (PC World)
  96. Hamilton savings bond calculator adds import/export (Macworld.com)
  97. Sony Ericsson sees profits halved in first quarter (AFP)
  98. Web criminals fuel big rise in "trojans" (Reuters)
  99. Slowing sales drag Sony Ericsson 1Q down 48 percent (AP)
  100. In a flash, Strobist blog about lighting photos hit it big (USATODAY.com)
  101. Microsoft CEO stands by bid for Yahoo (Reuters)
  102. "Irresponsible" online gambling advert banned (Reuters)
  103. Blu-ray boom not enough to rescue DVD sales (Reuters)
  104. Twitter launches in Japan, land of haiku (AFP)
  105. Britain's ITV seals iTunes deal for classics (Reuters)
  106. Microsoft's Tellme launches BlackBerry voice search (AP)
  107. Yahoo 1Q profit rises, but Microsoft bid likely to stand pat (AP)
  108. It's no LOL: Few US doctors answer e-mails from patients (AP)
  109. Craigslist fires back, says eBay lawsuit smells fishy (AP)
  110. Microsoft's Tellme launches BlackBerry voice search (AP)
  111. Sony BMG to offer music through Nokia phones (AFP)
  112. Sony to Buy Gracenote Music Data Company (PC World)
  113. Yahoo 1Q profit rises, but that might not thwart Microsoft (AP)
  114. Google accused of deception in selling AdSense keyword ads (AP)
  115. SEC charges Broadcom with stock option backdating (AP)
  116. Court overturns government's ruling against Rambus (AP)
  117. EBay claims Craigslist unfairly diluted eBay's stake in it (AP)
  118. Apple Seeks Patent on iPhone Instant Messenging (NewsFactor)
  119. Sony BMG Jumps on Nokia Music Phone Bandwagon (NewsFactor)
  120. Robotic vigilante: Homemade 'Bum Bot' patrols in Atlanta (AP)
  121. Low-cost laptop program sees a key leadership defection (AP)
  122. It's no LOL: Few US doctors answer e-mails from patients (AP)
  123. Hannaford spending millions to upgrade after security breach (AP)
  124. EBay sues Craigslist over alleged stake dilution (Reuters)
  125. Hamilton savings bond calculator adds import/export (Macworld.com)
  126. An ExpressCard Slot Computer Designed to Protect Main Machine (PC World)
  127. Microsoft to host partner software (InfoWorld)
  128. Sony BMG joins Universal in offering catalog on Nokia phones (AP)
  129. Column: Digital TV switch won't give you high-definition TV (AP)
  130. Microsoft Figures Show Some Users May Like Adware (PC World)
  131. Wireless, Enterprise Drive Strong AT&T Growth (NewsFactor)
  132. Software AG's 1Q profit rises (AP)
  133. AT&T 1Q profit up 22 percent on strong wireless growth (AP)
  134. SugarCRM, NetSuite get boost from BT deal (InfoWorld)
  135. Sony announces further delays to its PS3 virtual universe (AFP)
  136. Sony BMG to offer music through Nokia phones (AFP)
  137. Turn Your Smartphone into a Wi-Fi Hot Spot (NewsFactor)
  138. China Faced With Growing Botnet Problem (PC World)
  139. HP's Upline hosted storage service remains down (InfoWorld)
  140. Samsung's last 'Ultra edition' handset goes on sale (InfoWorld)
  141. AT&T profit rises on wireless sales (Reuters)
  142. Microsoft data show Web attacks taking off (InfoWorld)
  143. BT Group retrofits to reduce carbon footprint (InfoWorld)
  144. OLPC low-power laptop empowers and inspires (InfoWorld)
  145. Nokia signs Sony BMG for free music offering (Reuters)
  146. Verizon Wireless rings in desktop power savings (InfoWorld)
  147. Asustek to Share Eee PC at Taiwan Open Source Summit (PC World)
  148. Writers push for laws to maintain Internet freedom (AP)
  149. Sony Delays PlayStation Home Again (PC World)
  150. Nokia unveils two new music phones (Reuters)
  151. MySpace, NBC News link up for elections site (Reuters)
  152. Samsung's Last 'Ultra Edition' Handset Goes on Sale (PC World)
  153. Ubuntu Linux Takes Aim At Larger Role For Itself In Enterprise (TechWeb)
  154. Wall Street Journal managing editor resigning (Reuters)
  155. Mac Hack Contest Bug Had Been Public for a Year (PC World)
  156. TI view disappoints, cites caution across markets (Reuters)
  157. Netflix 1Q profit rises, but stock plunges 14 pct on outlook (AP)
  158. Mobile banking gaining traction among younger customers (AP)
  159. Netflix Q1 net up, gross profit margin down (Reuters)
  160. GAMES REVIEW: Wii suffers glut of weak games (AP)
  161. TI forecast disappoints (Reuters)
  162. Mashups a hot item at Web 2.0 show (InfoWorld)
  163. Yahoo's first-quarter earnings could sway Microsoft battle (AP)
  164. China's Huawei jumping into US market one step at a time (AP)
  165. Netflix 1Q profit rises, but stock plunges on tepid outlook (AP)
  166. Top OLPC Executive Resigns After Restructuring (PC World)
  167. Texas Instruments 1Q profit up on strong analog chip sales (AP)
  168. IBM Acquires Deduplication Software Maker Diligent (NewsFactor)
  169. NJ court requires subpoena for Internet subscriber records (AP)
  170. Sony reportedly negotiating PS3 video distribution (AP)
  171. Web guru targets malaria with social network site (Reuters)
  172. Gadget to bring back Berlin Wall for tourists (AFP)
  173. Microsoft starts testing Office subscription sales (Reuters)
  174. Psystar Office Exists, but Not Yet Open to the Public (PC World)
  175. Albany is a Step Toward the Future for Microsoft Office (NewsFactor)
  176. Six Apart Launches Advertising Network for Blogs (NewsFactor)
  177. OneWorld Eases Growth Into Global Management (NewsFactor)
  178. Asustek says Eee PC sales hit by battery shortage (InfoWorld)
  179. China Mobile plumbs rural areas, profits jump 37 percent (AP)
  180. You don't know tech: The InfoWorld news quiz (InfoWorld)
  181. Microsoft Bungles Antipiracy Detection Tool Update (PC World)
  182. Skype offers unlimited long-distance plan from $2.95 (Reuters)
  183. Motorola invests in mobile virtualization company (InfoWorld)
  184. Microsoft sues over brand in Dutch programme curbing kids on Internet (AFP)
  185. The iPhone video threat: Can networks keep up? (InfoWorld)
  186. China vaults past USA in Internet users (USATODAY.com)
  187. Asustek Says Eee PC Sales Target Hit by Battery Shortage (PC World)
  188. Japan Communications plans Net cellphone: source (Reuters)
  189. HD enthusiasts crying foul over cable TV's crunched signals (AP)
  190. Vietnam Launches Its First Satellite (PC World)
  191. Motorola Invests in Mobile Virtualization Company (PC World)
  192. Microsoft-Novell take open-source software alliance to China (AFP)
  193. How to use Skype to make PSP as PSP phone
  194. Skype to sell unlimited international calls for $9.95/month (AP)
  195. Web guru targets malaria with social network site (Reuters)
  196. Microsoft Mulls Subscriptions, Ads for Office Apps (PC World)
  197. MySQL And Sun: Match Made In Heaven? (TechWeb)
  198. Ecuador rejects second America Movil bid (AP)
  199. CNN Cyberattack Called off (PC World)
  200. EarthLink redirect service poses security risk, expert says (InfoWorld)
  201. Facebook asks users to translate new versions for free (AP)
  202. Back in the USSR: Soviet Internet domain name resists death (AP)
  203. Music Web site Buzznet expands online portfolio (Reuters)
  204. Nintendo Wii Sales Trounce Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 (TechWeb)
  205. Boston Settles For Hotspot Patchwork After Municipal Wi-Fi Fades Away (TechWeb)
  206. MySQL 5.1 Coming In June, Adds Partitioning, Replication (TechWeb)
  207. Woman pleads guilty in Craigslist murder-for-hire (Reuters)
  208. IRS asks for charges against former Mercury Interactive CFO (AP)
  209. Amazon.com CEO promotes Kindle reader in shareholder letter (AP)
  210. Google shares soar 20 percent to record 1-day gain (AP)
  211. Google's strong showing renews debate over Web tracker (AP)
  212. Google Docs: Your Online Office? (PC World)
  213. Salesforce.com promotes development in the cloud (InfoWorld)
  214. Facebook asks users to translate new versions for free (AP)
  215. Back in the USSR: Soviet Internet domain name resists death (AP)
  216. Despite guidelines, assigning Net domain names is tricky (AP)
  217. Video Games Booming as Xbox 360 Returns to No. 2 (NewsFactor)
  218. AT&T Adds Table-Like Information Center to Stores (NewsFactor)
  219. EA extends deadline for Take-Two tender offer to May 16 (AP)
  220. Texting while driving? Time to unplug (Reuters)
  221. Bull crams crypto chips into bootable USB hard disk drive (InfoWorld)
  222. Nokia Profit Fails To Impress Wall Street (NewsFactor)
  223. Video game sales soar 57 percent in March, led by Nintendo (AP)
  224. Review: Avoid snarl of USB cables with Eye-Fi photo reader (AP)
  225. EU to punish incitement to terrorism on Internet (Reuters)
  226. NBC Universal, ad agency to create product-centered programs (AP)
  227. Use of touch screens soaring in mobiles, UMPCs next (InfoWorld)
  228. 'Gran Turismo 5 Prologue' thrills despite slim options (USATODAY.com)
  229. Some analysts less favorable towards News Corp (Reuters)
  230. You don't know tech: The InfoWorld news quiz (InfoWorld)
  231. CW plugs "Gossip" stream (Reuters)
  232. FCC wrangles over 'Net neutrality' issue (AP)
  233. No Consumer Linux from Novell or Red Hat (PC World)
  234. U.S. video game sales rise 57 percent in May (Reuters)
  235. Google Stock Soars in After-market Trading (PC World)
  236. Use of Touch Screens Soaring in Mobiles, UMPCs Next (PC World)
  237. Oracle to Expand SAP Lawsuit, May Target Execs (PC World)
  238. Google's 1Q profit climbs 30 pct and tops analyst views (AP)
  239. AMD posts 1Q loss, meets Wall Street's lowered expectations (AP)
  240. Blockbuster sued over Facebook ad feature (AP)
  241. FCC weighs dispute over network practices (Reuters)
  242. Nokia Misses Views, Sees Weaker Sales In Global Slowdown (Investor's Business Dai
  243. Take-Two shareholders approve incentive package (AP)
  244. Google's 1Q profit climbs 30 pct and tops analyst views (AP)
  245. FCC wrangles over 'Net neutrality' issue (AP)
  246. AMD posts 1Q loss, meets Wall Street's lowered expectations (AP)
  247. Microsoft hires firm to lobby on proposed Yahoo takeover (AP)
  248. Microsoft CEO jokes about Yahoo bid, search users (Reuters)
  249. SanDisk revenue beats estimates on gadget demand (Reuters)
  250. Microsoft's Ozzie Talks Open Source, Mesh (PC World)