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  1. Chertoff pushes cybersecurity goals (AP)
  2. GAO: Millions wasted on gov't cards (AP)
  3. Yahoo's Flickr expands into online video (AP)
  4. Chertoff pushes cybersecurity goals (AP)
  5. GAO: Millions wasted on gov't cards (AP)
  6. The Bearable Lightness of HP's 2133 Mini-Note PC (PC World)
  7. Multicore, clouds, social nets top disruptive list (InfoWorld)
  8. Major tech trade groups to combine (AP)
  9. Gartner: Multicore, Clouds, Social Nets Top Disruptive List (PC World)
  10. Thousands of posts flood Starbucks site (AP)
  11. Study: Editor-reader gap in news sites (AP)
  12. Keeping Search Data is Beneficial, Google Says (NewsFactor)
  13. EC Proposes Rules for In-Flight Use of Mobile Phones (NewsFactor)
  14. Nokia agrees terms for German plant closure (AFP)
  15. TomTom shares fall on profit warning (AP)
  16. Indonesia blocks Web access over film (AP)
  17. Nokia to pay $314M to close German plant (AP)
  18. Google Previews App Engine Platform for Web Applications (PC World)
  19. New Xbox 360 Controller May Poach Nintendo's Wii Market (NewsFactor)
  20. Microsoft says publishes more software information (Reuters)
  21. LG teases latest 'Black Label' cell phone ahead of launch (InfoWorld)
  22. Mainsoft supports Microsoft technology for Java, Linux (InfoWorld)
  23. Hitachi Buys Majority Stake in ID Management Vendor (PC World)
  24. Google, UN put refugees on the map (AP)
  25. When roses won't do, e-mail a fragrance (InfoWorld)
  26. UN links up with Google Earth to help refugees (AFP)
  27. Google offers to host services for free on App Engine (InfoWorld)
  28. HP ships ultraportable laptop with Via, not Intel, inside (InfoWorld)
  29. Online music site Sellaband gets $5 mln investor (Reuters)
  30. HP Ships Ultraportable Laptop With Via Inside, Not Intel (PC World)
  31. Nokia to open research center in Switzerland (Reuters)
  32. News Corp ad network buys stake in Utarget (Reuters)
  33. Samsung Unveils Its First HSUPA Cell Phone (PC World)
  34. How to Rip DVD and Convert Video on Mac OS X
  35. Google defends user data policy after EU report (Reuters)
  36. HP unveils small laptop for schoolkids (AP)
  37. Online crooks face tough competition (AP)
  38. Online sales to grow 17 percent in '08 (AP)
  39. NTT DoCoMo Market Share Drops Under 50% (PC World)
  40. Spring Users To Get Assist In Building Java Web Services (TechWeb)
  41. Adobe Merges Business Units Serving PCs, Mobile (TechWeb)
  42. Online crooks face tough competition (AP)
  43. HP unveils small laptop for schoolkids (AP)
  44. LG Teases Latest 'Black Label' Cell Phone Ahead of Launch (PC World)
  45. AMD lowers sales outlook, plans job cuts (AP)
  46. MySpace expanding site for US Latinos (AP)
  47. Vacant airwaves spur TV-tech turf battle (AP)
  48. AMD lowers sales outlook, plans job cuts (AP)
  49. Amazon Web Services has another outage (InfoWorld)
  50. Nokia readies iPhone response (InfoWorld)
  51. Adobe merges business units serving PCs, mobile (Reuters)
  52. The Best Blogs for your Money (PC World)
  53. New Wireless Technology Will Use 700-MHz Spectrum (NewsFactor)
  54. Hitachi buys majority stake in ID management vendor (InfoWorld)
  55. AMP From Yahoo Offers Online Ad Management (NewsFactor)
  56. Software: Are You Being Served? (PC World)
  57. UK online ad spend to overtake TV: report (Reuters)
  58. Nokia launches new game service (AP)
  59. In-flight mobile phone use approved across Europe (InfoWorld)
  60. App-sharing exchange takes cue from Salesforce (InfoWorld)
  61. Motorola to name two Icahn nominees to board (Reuters)
  62. Nielsen to buy TV and Web audience research firm (Reuters)
  63. EU unveils plans to allow mobile phone use on planes (AFP)
  64. Motorola to name Icahn exec to board (AP)
  65. EU allows mobile phones on airplanes (AP)
  66. Yahoo rejects latest Microsoft takeover bid (AFP)
  67. Yahoo not opposed to deal with Microsoft (AP)
  68. Yahoo not opposed to Microsoft deal at right price (Reuters)
  69. DoCoMo losing stranglehold on Japan mobile market (Reuters)
  70. EU to harmonize takeoff of in-flight mobile calls (Reuters)
  71. Kroenke buys ITV stake in Arsenal Broadband (Reuters)
  72. France mulls slicing 3G license into blocks: report (Reuters)
  73. Borland touts Web 2.0 for lifecycle management (InfoWorld)
  74. Yahoo promises to 'amp' up ad platform (AP)
  75. Yahoo promises to 'amp' up ad platform (AP)
  76. Yahoo details plans for new online ad sales system (Reuters)
  77. Microsoft CEO sets deadline for Yahoo deal (Reuters)
  78. SAP, Salesforce CEOs Spar (PC World)
  79. Linux Kernel Community Grows (PC World)
  80. Kelly Clarkson annoyed by leaked tracks (Reuters)
  81. Good, Symbol Team to Manage Mobile Workplace (PC World)
  82. Va. schools teach 'Net safety lessons (AP)
  83. US cyberwarfare prep includes offense (AP)
  84. Free Trade Advocates Face 'Difficult Time' (PC World)
  85. Internet Fraud Dupes Men More Often Than Women (PC World)
  86. Panasonic Sells its 100 Millionth Cell Phone in Japan (PC World)
  87. Wireless Auction Unlikely to Shift Carrier Balance (PC World)
  88. SKorea's Hynix announces 'fastest' one-gigabit chip (AFP)
  89. Microsoft gives Yahoo deadline on offer (AP)
  90. Microsoft threatens proxy battle against Yahoo (AFP)
  91. London Heathrow airport terminal faces more turmoil (AFP)
  92. Verizon, Others Tell Spectrum Plans (PC World)
  93. China promotes website attacking Western media (AFP)
  94. ISPs hog rights in fine print (AP)
  95. Microsoft 'evaluating' its Yahoo offer (AP)
  96. Microsoft to appeal $367M patent ruling (AP)
  97. Indonesian Internet providers start blocking Dutch film: report (AFP)
  98. Older Adults Shifting To Mobile Phones From Landlines (TechWeb)
  99. Suit alleges Nextel faked pre-merger sales data: paper (Reuters)
  100. U.S. Health Agency Forbids Sensitive Data On Apple MacBooks (TechWeb)
  101. Jury rules for Alcatel in Microsoft patent case (Reuters)
  102. Microsoft evaluating Yahoo bid: sources (Reuters)
  103. AirPort Express Bargain N Extender (PC World)
  104. Jury rules for Alcatel in Microsoft patent case (Reuters)
  105. Microsoft 'evaluating' its Yahoo offer (AP)
  106. Courts disagree on legality of uploading (AP)
  107. Cuban blogger wins Spanish digital journalism prize (Reuters)
  108. Couple sues Google for posting house pix (AP)
  109. Clarification: Faster Internet story (AP)
  110. AT&T, Verizon Plan Next-Generation Wireless (NewsFactor)
  111. SAP and Salesforce executive spar in software debate (InfoWorld)
  112. A new day for Macs in the enterprise? (InfoWorld)
  113. ISPs hog rights in fine print (AP)
  114. No, your ISP doesn't own the Internet (AP)
  115. Verizon to use spectrum for broadband (AP)
  116. Samsung chief denies ordering slush fund (AP)
  117. Apple's iTunes Store Becomes No. 1 in Music Sales (NewsFactor)
  118. IDG World Tech Update (Macworld.com)
  119. Windows XP Home Will Linger for Ultra-Low-Cost PCs (NewsFactor)
  120. Gates sees next Windows "sometime" in next year (Reuters)
  121. After China debacle, Yahoo boss champions cyber rights (AFP)
  122. Lenovo Completes Sale of Handset Unit (PC World)
  123. Federal ban on contracts with IBM lifted (AP)
  124. Verizon to use new spectrum for advanced wireless (Reuters)
  125. Vimpelcom sells first Russian BlackBerry contract (Reuters)
  126. Oracle looks to India for financial services business (InfoWorld)
  127. Britain seeks pedophiles Facebook ban (AP)
  128. Lenovo completes sales of handset unit (InfoWorld)
  129. Online buyers crack the code on deals (USATODAY.com)
  130. 'Crisis Core' a must add to your 'Final Fantasy' library (USATODAY.com)
  131. Verizon to use spectrum for high-speed services: report (Reuters)
  132. India firms see solution on BlackBerry by next week (Reuters)
  133. Former Vanity Fair editor to launch Web site (Reuters)
  134. Nokia opens mobile gaming service N-Gage (Reuters)
  135. Navajo Nation to lose Internet signal (AP)
  136. AT&T: We wanted unrestricted spectrum (AP)
  137. Linux Contributor List Grows Longer; Many Paid (TechWeb)
  138. Qualcomm aims to expand TV service (AP)
  139. Losses rise in online scams (AP)
  140. Straight or gay? U.S. court says Web site can't ask (Reuters)
  141. Motorola cuts another 2,600 jobs (AP)
  142. AT&T sees strategic success in U.S. wireless auction (Reuters)
  143. Microsoft Extends XP Through 2010 for Ultra-Low-Cost Laptops (PC World)
  144. US consumers lose record sums to Internet crooks: FBI report (AFP)
  145. Google mulls next moves on U.S. wireless networks (Reuters)
  146. Shock absorbers may fix rocket shaking (AP)
  147. iTunes overtakes Wal-Mart in music sales (AP)
  148. Apple says iTunes now top U.S. music retailer (Reuters)
  149. Photoshop CS4 to Favor Vista for 64-Bit (PC World)
  150. Motorola says to cut jobs, take $104 mln charge (Reuters)
  151. Microsoft extends Windows XP through 2010 for ultra-low-cost laptops (InfoWorld)
  152. Kindle helps tiny e-book market (AP)
  153. Projectors to magnify cell-phone cinema (AP)
  154. Low-cost computers get XP until 2010 (AP)
  155. Comcast Offers Superfast Internet in Twin Cities (NewsFactor)
  156. Nokia launches gaming service N-Gage (Reuters)
  157. Execs speak out on regulations at U.S. wireless show (Reuters)
  158. Adobe to deliver TV shows (Reuters)
  159. Tech publisher IDG gets new CEO (AP)
  160. MySpace forms music joint venture with big labels (Reuters)
  161. RIM's Blackberry Sales Soar, Along With Subscribers (NewsFactor)
  162. European Web startups pitch investors (AP)
  163. Yahoo Unveils Open Searches for Mobile Devices (NewsFactor)
  164. Cell phones could improve teens' health (Reuters)
  165. Microsoft Set to Announce Next-Gen Security Software (PC World)
  166. Dell CEO says to expect more job cuts (AP)
  167. MySpace announces online music venture (AP)
  168. Safend Protector Locks Endpoints To Stop Data Leaks (NewsFactor)
  169. Uncensored Internet and no TV delay in Beijing: IOC (Reuters)
  170. Motorola to Shut Singapore Plant, Lay Off 700 (PC World)
  171. Mikhail Youzhny's antics a hit on YouTube (Reuters)
  172. Intel gives Classmate PC a makeover (InfoWorld)
  173. Murdoch sees Newsday as good fit: report (Reuters)
  174. Blu-ray disc awareness on rise: survey (Reuters)
  175. Microsoft to unveil 'Stirling' at next week's RSA security conference (InfoWorld)
  176. Radiohead allows fans to remix new single (Reuters)
  177. Intel unveils new Classmate PCs (AP)
  178. Zillow launches mortgage marketplace (AP)
  179. iPhone popularity spurs Blackberry sales (AP)
  180. Celine Dion concert in Beijing canceled (AP)
  181. LG Telecom may offer 3G service on Google platform (Reuters)
  182. Intel Gves Its Classmate PC a Makeover (PC World)
  183. Motorola to shut Singapore mobile phone plant (AFP)
  184. Paramount to open virtual movie vault (AP)
  185. Britney Spears in talks to return to CBS sitcom: report (Reuters)
  186. Intel unveils new Classmate PCs (AP)
  187. Yahoo fund aids 'cyber dissidents' in China (AFP)
  188. RIM profit, outlook punch through economic gloom (Reuters)
  189. Yahoo adds voice search to mobile Internet service (AFP)
  190. AT&T Jumps on Board with Google's Android (PC World)
  191. Google to sell unit that sways results (AP)
  192. Comcast plans faster Net speeds (AP)
  193. AT&T Mobility chief warms to Android (AP)
  194. Get Business VoIP and Sleep the Night (PC World)
  195. AT&T eyes Google's Android, 3G iPhone (Reuters)
  196. SAP's BI chief juggles independence, integration (InfoWorld)
  197. Research In Motion 4Q profit soars (AP)
  198. New mobile service fights speed traps (AP)
  199. Questionable search ads slip by Yahoo (InfoWorld)
  200. China Unicom shares slide on downgrade (AP)
  201. Satellite radio decision criticized (AP)
  202. Heat from data center to warm a pool (AP)
  203. Surface computer arrives at AT&T first (AP)
  204. Unions pounce on patent reform (AP)
  205. Intel Unveils Atom Processors for Mobile Devices (NewsFactor)
  206. Cell phone boosters coming for the home (AP)
  207. SAP anoints deputy CEO as next leader (AP)
  208. Review: Sleeptracker fails to impress (AP)
  209. Retailer to pay millions in data breach (AP)
  210. Web site turns evidence into cash (AP)
  211. Dot-com, dot-net fees go up again Oct. 1 (AP)
  212. State sues unclaimed-money site (AP)
  213. Pro Baseball Web Video Woes Continue (PC World)
  214. iPhone shortage: supply woes or new model? (Reuters)
  215. Samsung's Instinct on Sprint Challenges Apple's iPhone (NewsFactor)
  216. Adobe, RealNetworks Join Intel to Boost Mobile Linux (PC World)
  217. Spring Java developers offer enterprise package (InfoWorld)
  218. Fed considering comments on Internet gambling rule (Reuters)
  219. eBay Yanks Sale of Hacked Vista Laptop (PC World)
  220. Adobe, RealNetworks back Linux on MIDs (InfoWorld)
  221. Atom-Powered Mobile Devices Will Run Windows (PC World)
  222. Memory makers hope Intel Centrino 2 spurs DDR3 (InfoWorld)
  223. MIDs will run Windows XP and Vista, Intel says (InfoWorld)
  224. Microsoft wins international standard status for Office suite (AFP)
  225. Indonesia seeks to block YouTube over anti-Koran film (Reuters)
  226. Radiohead allows fans to remix new single (Reuters)
  227. Dutch parliament votes against online gambling bill (Reuters)
  228. Deal puts 'Sopranos' on Canadian cell phones (Reuters)
  229. Amazon launches text-message shopping (AP)
  230. Motorola to stop Singapore mobile phone production (Reuters)
  231. VC Funds Pour Into Commercial Open Source (TechWeb)
  232. UTV founders in news content tie up with Disney-ABC (Reuters)
  233. Australia cancels broadband deal (AP)
  234. Intel rolls out Atom chips at Shanghai tech forum (Reuters)
  235. Microsoft file format gets ISO signoff (AP)
  236. Nokia Comes Out with WiMax tablet (PC World)
  237. Nokia tablet to use Sprint WiMax network (AP)
  238. Microsoft's ISO win may worsen its antitrust woes (InfoWorld)
  239. 'Dungeons & Dragons' faces future online (AP)
  240. CNet dissidents outline turnaround plan (AP)
  241. Google Docs: Your Online Office? (PC World)
  242. Sony Launches Full-Length Mobile TV Movies (NewsFactor)
  243. FCC chairman to oppose Skype open-network petition (Reuters)
  244. Time is right for Linux PCs to emerge (AP)
  245. Computer bug eats Ind. students' grades (AP)
  246. Home defibrillators save lives in study (AP)
  247. eBay yanks sale of laptop with Vista attack code (InfoWorld)
  248. Sprint shows off iPhone lookalike (InfoWorld)
  249. Sprint's Hesse promises WiMax network (Reuters)
  250. Open source a no-brainer for SaaS providers (InfoWorld)