- Holocaust song has cellular firm squirming (Reuters)
- Verizon Sues FCC Over Open-Access Auction (PC World)
- SCO Group files for bankruptcy (AP)
- Intel to buy Irish game software tools firm (Reuters)
- Appro To Launch Quad-Core Server For Small Businesses (TechWeb)
- Sony may sell game chip facility to Toshiba: sources (Reuters)
- Google to finance moon challenge contest (AP)
- Google launches global privacy crusade (AP)
- Google founders pay NASA for jet access (AP)
- Nokia to cooperate on flash memory cards (AP)
- ER patients check in at computer kiosks (AP)
- Google, at age 10, is the official heart of the Internet (AFP)
- Sales of video games, hardware up 46 percent (Reuters)
- Court stays import ban while Qualcomm appeals (InfoWorld)
- MS Project Server 2007 pleases (InfoWorld)
- Salesforce.com unveils user interface as a service (InfoWorld)
- Yahoo mistakenly blows the lid off new service (InfoWorld)
- Halo 3's Master Chief Invades Tussauds' Vegas Museum (TechWeb)
- Despite demand, libraries won't add PCs (AP)
- Hard drives can survive fire, floods (AP)
- Yahoo to sell ads for social network (AP)
- VMware seeks to build on IPO buzz (AP)
- Microsoft releases 4 security fixes (AP)
- Yahoo wins exclusive ad deal for Bebo UK, Ireland (Reuters)
- Sony unveils new Blu-ray recorders to fight HD DVD (Reuters)
- TI raises third-quarter profit outlook (AP)
- BEA's Genesis to back open source, scripting languages (InfoWorld)
- Google health exec Adam Bosworth to leave company (Reuters)
- VMware Introduces Hypervisor For Server Hardware (TechWeb)
- Nintendo Math: Wiimote + Nunchuk = Wii Zapper (NewsFactor)
- S. Korean regulator wraps up Intel probe (AP)
- Mexico leader visits India's tech hub (AP)
- UK to examine broadcast rules (Reuters)
- Mobile phones with SafePass help secure BofA online banking (InfoWorld)
- Mobile Phones Help Secure Online Banking (PC World)
- Sun accommodating Linux in Solaris (InfoWorld)
- Cyberlink kicks off NFL season with MagicSports highlight software (InfoWorld)
- Tigerton, Barcelona to Reinvigorate Server Market (PC World)
- Apple sells 1 million iPhones in 74 days (AP)
- Intel boosts 3Q forecast (AP)
- Deals could be close on Internet radio (AP)
- IBM claims ultra-tiny art project (AP)
- Apple mulling bid on airwaves auction (AP)
- ABC Is Latest Net to Seek Web Alliances (AdWeek.com)
- Analysis: Lessons learned from the iPhone price cuts (Macworld.com)
- Vodafone reveals its answer to iPhone (FT.com)
- IBM Throws Weight Behind OpenOffice.org Project (PC World)
- Web-Hosted Office Suites Are Here to Stay (PC World)
- Microsoft touts RFID, EDI in BizTalk Server upgrade (InfoWorld)
- Take-Two loss is smaller than expected (Reuters)
- Google helps in search for aviator (AP)
- Comic books now available on cell phones (AP)
- Accusation of ID theft by file-sharing (AP)
- Music videos go lo-fi as cash dries up (AP)
- Warner Bros. to launch networking site (AP)
- CORRECTION: Online features boost video game revenue: report (Reuters)
- Asian airlines warm to mobiles in cabins (FT.com)
- Network Appliance Sues Sun, But Says It's No SCO (TechWeb)
- Microsoft aims at VMware's virtualization lead (Reuters)
- Trends & Innovations - Thursday (Investor's Business Daily)
- Britain to review video game, Web laws for young (Reuters)
- Faster Wi-Fi in works to transfer data (AP)
- Australian PM in YouTube call for calm at APEC (Reuters)
- Nintendo Wii outsells PS3 3 to 1 in Japan in Aug (Reuters)
- Online shrines for "death networking" (Reuters)
- Prank starts 25 years of security woes (AP)
- Monster breach teaches familiar lessons (AP)
- Ark. computers delete Huckabee criticism (AP)
- UAE watchdog to scrap Internet monopolies (Reuters)
- Apple expected to polish iPod line (AFP)
- Wi-fi Boosts Security Budgets (PC World)
- HP Ships Red Hat PC in Australia (PC World)
- Microsoft antitrust compliance on track (AP)
- Microsoft Update Forces HP MediaSmart Home Server Delay (TechWeb)
- CBS, The TV Network For Oldsters, Tunes In To New Net Technologies (Investor's Bu
- Prank starts 25 years of security woes (AP)
- Major computer viruses over 25 years (AP)
- Google begins hosting news on its site (AP)
- Monster breach teaches familiar lessons (AP)
- Savvy teachers use the Net to engage students (Reuters)
- HD DVD vendors drop prices (InfoWorld)
- Microsoft Settles Patent Spat with Eolas (NewsFactor)
- IBM Stores Data on Single Atoms (PC World)
- NTT DoCoMo forms tieup for ultra-fast network (AFP)
- Casio Debuts Fast-Shooting Digital Still Camera (PC World)
- U.S. moves to fine wireless carriers over 911 service (Reuters)
- Thailand lifts 4-month ban on YouTube (AP)
- States seek more oversight of Microsoft (AP)
- New Web sites aim for TV experience (AP)
- Sony to unplug Connect music service (AP)
- Amazon.com to launch music service in September: report (Reuters)
- Investors happier with Dell, but some customers aren't (USATODAY.com)
- Global Positioning Via Cell Phone (BusinessWeek Online)
- Sun: Coders key to Solaris' rise (InfoWorld)
- Rumors multiply of 'Google Phone' launch (AFP)
- HSBC gives way on student overdrafts after Facebook campaign (AFP)
- New games tantalize ahead of holidays (Reuters)
- Google chief financial officer to retire (AP)
- EarthLink to cut 900 jobs, close offices (AP)
- Teen trades hacked iPhone for new car (AP)