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  1. Fox Web site rocks as "Idol" returns (Reuters)
  2. Notebook Sales Get a Boost from Retailers (PC World)
  3. Software Companies Want Patent Reform by Congress (PC World)
  4. Nissan goes green in new US headquarters (AP)
  5. Greener cell power presents challenges (AP)
  6. Volcanic View of the Internet (PC World)
  7. Motorola's Mobile Division Loses Another Exec (PC World)
  8. Novell Exec Gripes About Patent Deal with Microsoft (PC World)
  9. Software Piracy Conviction Sends Two to Jail (PC World)
  10. Cell carriers fight backup power rule (AP)
  11. Greener cell power presents challenges (AP)
  12. MobiTV seeks to shut down Web forum (AP)
  13. 2 top Yahoo execs get bigger bonuses (AP)
  14. Motorola mobile exec Reed leaves (AP)
  15. ICANN Looks Toward End of U.S. Agreement (PC World)
  16. Former head of Motorola handset business steps down (InfoWorld)
  17. TI CEO got $10.3 million (AP)
  18. Cloudbooks May Include Intel's Diamondville Processor (PC World)
  19. AccuRev, Electric Cloud software build partnership detailed (InfoWorld)
  20. Apple tweaks iPhone for business uses (AP)
  21. HP labs to focus on fewer projects (AP)
  22. Pentagon bans Google teams from bases (AP)
  23. Exhibitors raided at German tech fair (AP)
  24. SKorea alleges factory design espionage (AP)
  25. Malaysian granny blogs in Cyperspace poll battle (Reuters)
  26. Apple opens iPhone software to outside developers (AFP)
  27. New phone coaches, monitors heart rate (AP)
  28. Microsoft cited for open efforts, eyes Eclipse (InfoWorld)
  29. How to make the (new) iPhone work at work (InfoWorld)
  30. Yahoo tries to delay Microsoft showdown (AP)
  31. Microsoft releases new Web browser beta (AP)
  32. Swiss bank drops Wikileaks lawsuit (AP)
  33. Intel CEO vows to improve memory biz (AP)
  34. Microsoft entices new users with cash (AP)
  35. More FBI privacy violations confirmed (AP)
  36. What Apple Should Announce (PC World)
  37. Study: Cell phone now most vital device (AP)
  38. Google Gears Can Now Update Mobile Devices (NewsFactor)
  39. Microsoft asks Web developers to "bet on us" (Reuters)
  40. Wikipedia's Wales hit over expenses (AP)
  41. Ask.com seeks makeover as women's site (AP)
  42. International child porn ring uncovered (AP)
  43. Did iPods cause a crime wave? (AP)
  44. Applied Materials gets $1.9B solar order (AP)
  45. Google exec hired as Facebook's chief operating officer (AFP)
  46. Samsung First to Ship 500GB Laptop Hard Drive (PC World)
  47. Inside Microsoft Research: The Cutting Edge on Display (PC World)
  48. Nokia Smartphones Will Use Microsoft's Silverlight (NewsFactor)
  49. Microsoft researchers show off latest (AP)
  50. Fuel cells make power for homes in Japan (AP)
  51. Intel lowers gross profit margin outlook (AP)
  52. Microsoft grows Web business services (AP)
  53. Dogs to sniff out DVD piracy in Malaysia (AP)
  54. Bach bust displayed in Berlin (AP)
  55. Cisco unveils advanced edge router, wins NTT deal (Reuters)
  56. Pioneer reviewing plasma business (AP)
  57. Your Data Can be Stolen on Airport Wireless Networks (NewsFactor)
  58. Cobra language goes to open source (InfoWorld)
  59. Hosted SharePoint stifles partners, for now (InfoWorld)
  60. Israeli army gives rocket safety tips on Internet (Reuters)
  61. At CeBIT tech show, a green undercurrent (AP)
  62. Motorola wins $335 million Saudi contract (Reuters)
  63. Japan looks to a robot future (AP)
  64. Tellme's tale as Microsoft subsidiary (AP)
  65. Expected MySpace service to compete with iTunes (Reuters)
  66. Pirates of the Caribbean Online gets new content (Macworld.com)
  67. Covad Deal Revives Stalled Silicon Valley Wi-Fi Plan (PC World)
  68. MySQL Acquisition Hints of Sun's Priorities (PC World)
  69. Tellme's tale as Microsoft subsidiary (AP)
  70. Judge allows Wikileaks site to re-open (AP)
  71. Prolific spammer's conviction upheld (AP)
  72. Microsoft cuts price for boxed Vista (AP)
  73. Paramount to end HD DVD releases (AP)
  74. Curl linking rich Internet applications, SOA (InfoWorld)
  75. Accessories Start Plugging Into Asus' Eee PC (PC World)
  76. Trends & Innovations - Friday (Investor's Business Daily)
  77. Mozilla Plans Mobile Firefox by Year End (PC World)
  78. Microsoft Will Slash Retail Prices for Vista With SP1 (NewsFactor)
  79. MIT creates picture of NY communications (AP)
  80. Students slow to embrace text alerts (AP)
  81. Dell 4Q profit declines on slower growth (AP)
  82. Take-Two reports other buyout offers (AP)
  83. Harvard scholars to explore Net safety (AP)
  84. E-Mail, 'Net Abuse Is Likely to Get You Fired (PC World)
  85. Telecoms firms treated better in Belarus than Brussels: mobile operator (AFP)
  86. Cast of Steppenwolf's 'Dead Man's Cell Phone' Announced; Noonan Answers a Call (P
  87. Sun CEO Defends Purchase of Open-Source MySQL (NewsFactor)
  88. Adobe CEO Chizen earned $8.3M in 2007 (AP)
  89. Record EU fine for Microsoft (AP)
  90. Wikileaks case due back in court (AP)
  91. Yahoo battling 7 shareholder suits (AP)
  92. Microsoft launches new server software (AP)
  93. Amazon spent $1.6M lobbying government (AP)
  94. Apple affirms iPhone target (Reuters)
  95. Vietnam's FPT enters into financial services (FT.com)
  96. Microsoft Launches Server 2008 with 'Heroes' Theme (NewsFactor)
  97. Google slips amid signs of ad slowdown (AP)
  98. Allegations fly in FCC hearing aftermath (AP)
  99. Pakistan lifts curbs on YouTube (AP)
  100. Microsoft Hotmail blocked for some (AP)
  101. Waiting-room computers offer Web, info (AP)
  102. Group sues Justice for Google contacts (AP)
  103. DreamWorks waiting for cue from Toshiba on Blu-ray (Reuters)
  104. Verizon's first open-network specs coming March 19 (InfoWorld)
  105. Update: Sun's CEO talks up buy as MySQL deal closes (InfoWorld)
  106. WaveMaker to ship upgrade to AJAX apps framework (InfoWorld)
  107. Take-Two: EA bid wrong price, wrong time (AP)
  108. ABC to offer shows via video-on-demand (AP)
  109. Pakistan causes worldwide YouTube outage (AP)
  110. Sony tying up with Sharp in TV displays (AP)
  111. FCC ready to curb ISP traffic management (AP)
  112. Group with Google building Pacific cable (AP)
  113. Lenovo Unveils Ultrathin ThinkPad X300 Laptop (PC World)
  114. Covad deal revives Silicon Valley wireless plan (InfoWorld)
  115. Open Source, Big Deal: MySQL's $1 Bil Payday (Investor's Business Daily)
  116. New Windows Server Will Lead March to 64-Bit OS (PC World)
  117. Microsoft pulls plug on HD DVD players (AP)
  118. Pakistan blocks YouTube video access (AP)
  119. Researchers look to spot photo hoaxes (AP)
  120. Looting or rebellion? Log on and decide (AP)
  121. Telecom Industry Growth Forecast Steady, If Slow (PC World)
  122. Pioneer to stop making 42-inch plasma panels: report (Reuters)
  123. Nokia poised for shake-up in Chinese sector (FT.com)
  124. Open Source Coders Keep Open Mind About Microsoft (PC World)
  125. Electronic Arts bids for Take-Two (Reuters)
  126. Belgrade looters become You Tube hit (AP)
  127. Suit against Microsoft over Vista OK'd (AP)
  128. Gates sees diminished role for keyboards (AP)
  129. Appeal begins for Internet mogul (AP)
  130. Broadband Boost Could Benefit Economy, Report Says (PC World)
  131. 'Count of Monte Cristo' puzzle game released (Macworld.com)
  132. EU Cautiously Welcomes Microsoft to Open Source (PC World)
  133. Microsoft email prepares workers for Yahoo takeover (AFP)
  134. Microsoft says won't move all of Yahoo (AP)
  135. Computer memory vulnerable to hacking (AP)
  136. Yahoo sued for spurning Microsoft (AP)
  137. US, Europe seize phony computer parts (AP)
  138. EU regulators wary of Microsoft's shift (AP)
  139. Bands reach fans through Spanish-language Facebook (Reuters)
  140. Nintendo's Wii Fit Creates an Exercise Program (NewsFactor)
  141. Nokia Siemens nears Ericsson in mobile networks (Reuters)
  142. Some open sourcers keeping open mind about Microsoft pledges (InfoWorld)
  143. Hackers use Google to find website vulnerabilities (AFP)
  144. Microsoft opens up, EU is skeptical (AP)
  145. Apostrophes in names stir lot o' trouble (AP)
  146. Google to store patients' health records (AP)
  147. Research In Motion ups subscriber view (AP)
  148. Google's Brin: Microsoft bid 'unnerving' (AP)
  149. Malaysian bloggers warned being monitored: report (AFP)
  150. Laptop Hard Drive Encryption Has Achilles Heel (PC World)
  151. RIM Lifts BlackBerry Subscriber Targets As Wireless Operators Promote Devices (I
  152. Microsoft opens door to open-source software community (AFP)
  153. Microsoft opens key software details to rivals (Reuters)
  154. Microsoft opens game development (AP)
  155. Brain-reading headset to sell for $299 (AP)
  156. Review: Apple TV does movie rentals (AP)
  157. Bain-Huawei offer for 3Com on the rocks (AP)
  158. Neighbors clash over trees, solar power (AP)
  159. Directors ratify new contract (AP)
  160. Nintendo and Microsoft unveil indie games services (Reuters)
  161. Trends & Innovations - Wednesday (Investor's Business Daily)
  162. Web pioneer quits OpenSolaris project (InfoWorld)
  163. Microsoft Pulls Vista Update To Fix Endless Reboot Glitch (NewsFactor)
  164. Microsoft readies Yahoo proxy battle (AP)
  165. Blu-ray wins after HD DVD is scuttled (AP)
  166. Web site 'Wikileaks' shuttered over post (AP)
  167. 3 cell carriers in price battle (AP)
  168. HP's 1Q profit rises 38 percent (AP)
  169. Malaysia's opposition mounts campaign in cyberspace (AFP)
  170. It's Take Two for Apple's Enterprise Storage with Xsan 2 (NewsFactor)
  171. FCC must study bird-tower collisions (AP)
  172. Microsoft Woos Next Gen with Free Software (NewsFactor)
  173. Microsoft Will Lure Students with Free Software (NewsFactor)
  174. RIM, Motorola battle over patents (AP)
  175. Students fight back against gossip site (AP)
  176. Study rejects Internet sex predator stereotype (Reuters)
  177. BlackBerry maker and Motorola duel in lawsuits (Reuters)
  178. More than 20 Million TV Phones Ship in Japan (PC World)
  179. Red Hat, Hyperic Team on Open Source Project (PC World)
  180. Students fight back against gossip site (AP)
  181. Winners, losers in digital TV transition (AP)
  182. Gay Africans and Arabs come out online (Reuters)
  183. Market welcomes white flag in DVD format war (AFP)
  184. Microsoft Teams on Subscription PCs in Russia (PC World)
  185. Red Hat Crafts JBoss for the Enterprise (PC World)
  186. Time to dump Windows? (InfoWorld)
  187. Free business book is Web sensation (AP)
  188. Japan delays high-speed Internet satellite: agency (AFP)
  189. Google Updates Android SDK (PC World)
  190. System upgrade caused Blackberry blackout: RIM (AFP)
  191. Red Hat Unveils JBoss Black Tie for Java Coding (PC World)
  192. Some Microsoft Office File Formats Join Open Specs (PC World)
  193. Digital TV shift may aid cable companies (AP)
  194. Gov't: TV coupons are in the mail (AP)
  195. Wal-Mart picks Blu-ray over HD DVD (AP)
  196. Amazon's cloud storage hiccups (AP)
  197. Panel: No evidence of domain snatching (AP)
  198. SKorea regulator OKs $1.2B telecoms deal (AP)
  199. Activision Plans Aerosmith Version of Guitar Hero (NewsFactor)
  200. Vodafone Targets Emerging Markets (Investor's Business Daily)
  201. Private Investors Resuscitate The SCO Group (NewsFactor)
  202. Yahoo big investors may back Microsoft (Reuters)
  203. Top Microsoft Web executive to depart (AP)
  204. Software co. SCO has new partners (AP)
  205. Valentine's Day demand slows card sites (AP)
  206. Review: Media Extender links PC to TV (AP)
  207. Porn studio wants Google, Yahoo to protect kids from adult video (AFP)
  208. Toshiba's HD-DVD going the way of Betamax (Reuters)
  209. Microsoft Veep Moving to Vodafone Amid Shake-Up Rumors (NewsFactor)
  210. Red Hat's JBoss dons BlackTie to target BEA Tuxedo (InfoWorld)
  211. January video game sales hit $1.18 billion (Reuters)
  212. Yahoo exploring alliance with News Corp. (AP)
  213. Tech-stiles: Clothes that produce power (AP)
  214. HP settles spying scandal claims (AP)
  215. Android and LiMo in open source race (AP)
  216. Use of rogue DNS servers on rise (AP)
  217. Online global terrorism map heads for the MOMA (AFP)
  218. Nano-fibers could power your iPod: study (AFP)
  219. Sprint's Limited WiMAX Launch Imminent (PC World)
  220. Red Hat aims to make JBoss an enterprise player (InfoWorld)
  221. Yahoo explores tie-up with Murdoch's News Corp.: report (AFP)
  222. Comcast defends Internet practices (AP)
  223. Yahoo acquires video service for $160M (AP)
  224. EU raids Intel, PC retailers in Europe (AP)
  225. Amazon fights NY online sales tax plan (AP)
  226. T-Mobile dumps Google for Yahoo (InfoWorld)
  227. 'Friend locator' could become next craze for social networkers (AFP)
  228. Chipmaker Nvidia Makes A Big Leap Into Smart Phones (Investor's Business Daily)
  229. Linux-based Android and LiMo Dominate Mobile-Phone Show (NewsFactor)
  230. Krugle ships 2.0 version of code search engine (InfoWorld)
  231. Yahoo rejects Microsoft's takeover bid (AP)
  232. BlackBerry service out in N. America (AP)
  233. Demand for video reshaping Internet (AP)
  234. How Internet video is clogging the pipes (AP)
  235. Protoypes shown of Android phones (AP)
  236. BlackBerry hit by major disruption in US, Canada (AFP)
  237. Patches keep coming as Apple fixes OS X security bugs (PC World)
  238. More Options With Tomorrow's Cell Phones (PC World)
  239. LiMo's Linux phone platform picks up 18 phones (InfoWorld)
  240. Yahoo rejects Microsoft bid (Reuters)
  241. Minn. Web site creates health market (AP)
  242. Mom starts online toy rental service (AP)
  243. Bluetooth to piggyback on Wi-Fi (AP)
  244. Wireless industry meets in Barcelona (AP)
  245. Alba wows geeks at Oscars' tech fest (AP)
  246. Three Minutes with Facebook's Privacy Chief (PC World)
  247. Music on mobiles found to be a favorite in China (Reuters)
  248. Microsoft, Sony Ericsson enter alliance (AP)
  249. Three Minutes with Red Hat's Chief (PC World)
  250. Sony Ericsson to make Windows Mobile phones (Reuters)