- Dell drops AMD chips from many machines (AP)
- University group sues Intel over patents (AP)
- Reports: Yahoo board mulls Microsoft bid (AP)
- Doctors use Wii games for rehab therapy (AP)
- eBay to buy back stolen historical items (AP)
- Yahoo board to spurn $44B Microsoft bid (AP)
- Minn. Web site creates health market (AP)
- Mom starts online toy rental service (AP)
- Bluetooth to piggyback on Wi-Fi (AP)
- Wireless industry meets in Barcelona (AP)
- Yahoo rejects Microsoft's $44.6B bid (AP)
- Netflix opts for Blu-ray high-def DVDs (AP)
- Economic fears dragging on tech spending (AP)
- Bluetooth to piggyback on Wi-Fi (AP)
- EU: Internet roaming fees must drop (AP)
- Repairs complete on 2 Internet cables (AP)
- Demand for video reshaping Internet (AP)
- How Internet video is clogging the pipes (AP)
- BlackBerry service out in N. America (AP)
- Answering anger, eBay cuts more fees (AP)
- Yahoo rejects Microsoft's takeover bid (AP)
- BlackBerry service out in N. America (AP)
- Protoypes shown of Android phones (AP)
- China targets Internet in crime sweep (AP)
- Nokia search application to use Google (AP)
- Security report claims Net holes hidden (AP)
- Yahoo acquires video service for $160M (AP)
- NY wants online sales tax (AP)
- Yahoo announces integrated phone service (AP)
- EU raids Intel, PC retailers in Europe (AP)
- Comcast defends Internet practices (AP)
- Disney revives 'House of the Future' (AP)
- LG says laptop batteries safe (AP)
- Yahoo acquires video service for $160M (AP)
- Yahoo exploring alliance with News Corp. (AP)
- Tech-stiles: Clothes that produce power (AP)
- Android and LiMo in open source race (AP)
- Use of rogue DNS servers on rise (AP)
- Amazon.com tests retailer ads (AP)
- Yahoo exploring alliance with News Corp. (AP)
- HP settles spying scandal claims (AP)
- Android and LiMo in open source race (AP)
- Study: Generation gap with Net shopping (AP)
- Microsoft Veep Moving to Vodafone Amid Shake-Up Rumors (NewsFactor)
- Top Microsoft Web executive to depart (AP)
- Software co. SCO has new partners (AP)
- Valentine's Day demand slows card sites (AP)
- Review: Media Extender links PC to TV (AP)
- Panel: No evidence of domain snatching (AP)
- Non-English domains still unsettled (AP)
- Winners, losers in digital TV transition (AP)
- Gov't: TV coupons are in the mail (AP)
- Digital TV shift may aid cable companies (AP)
- Wal-Mart picks Blu-ray over HD DVD (AP)
- Amazon's cloud storage hiccups (AP)
- Students fight back against gossip site (AP)
- Winners, losers in digital TV transition (AP)
- Students fight back against gossip site (AP)
- RIM, Motorola battle over patents (AP)
- Gates: Microsoft isn't raising Yahoo bid (AP)
- Microsoft giving away developer software (AP)
- Toshiba quits HD DVD business (AP)
- Verizon Wireless, AT&T in price duel (AP)
- Chinese search engine censured (AP)
- Universal to publish Blu-ray discs (AP)
- Yahoo adopts new severance plans (AP)
- HP's 1Q profit rises 38 percent (AP)
- Limelight says writers' strike to cost it $1 million (Reuters)
- Microsoft readies Yahoo proxy battle (AP)
- Blu-ray wins after HD DVD is scuttled (AP)
- Web site 'Wikileaks' shuttered over post (AP)
- HP's 1Q profit rises 38 percent (AP)
- 3Com withdraws buyout application (AP)
- Microsoft opens game development (AP)
- Neighbors clash over trees, solar power (AP)
- News Corp. eyes MySpace music service (AP)
- Service taps users to help filter sites (AP)
- Microsoft opens game development (AP)
- Brain-reading headset to sell for $299 (AP)
- Review: Apple TV does movie rentals (AP)
- Google to store patients' health records (AP)
- Hackers recruit for local language skill (AP)
- T-Mobile to trial landline service (AP)
- EU skeptical on Microsoft sharing plan (AP)
- Microsoft opens up, EU is skeptical (AP)
- Apostrophes in names stir lot o' trouble (AP)
- Research In Motion ups subscriber view (AP)
- Google's Brin: Microsoft bid 'unnerving' (AP)
- EU regulators wary of Microsoft's shift (AP)
- Japan Internet mogul appeal trial begins (AP)
- US, Europe seize phony computer parts (AP)
- Gates sees diminished role for keyboards (AP)
- Yahoo sued for spurning Microsoft (AP)
- Microsoft says won't move all of Yahoo (AP)
- Computer memory vulnerable to hacking (AP)
- Suit against Microsoft over Vista OK'd (AP)
- Gates sees diminished role for keyboards (AP)
- LG stops sales of laptop over battery (AP)
- Belgrade looters become You Tube hit (AP)
- Pakistan blocks YouTube video access (AP)
- Microsoft pulls plug on HD DVD players (AP)
- Researchers look to spot photo hoaxes (AP)
- Adobe AIR puts companies on desktops (AP)
- AT&T, Tenn. create medical info exchange (AP)
- Electronic Arts offers $2B for Take-Two (AP)
- Photo tech complicates child-porn cases (AP)
- Internet ad revenue exceeds $21B in 2007 (AP)
- Pakistan causes worldwide YouTube outage (AP)
- FCC ready to curb ISP traffic management (AP)
- Blackboard wins round in e-learning case (AP)
- Take-Two: EA bid wrong price, wrong time (AP)
- ABC to offer shows via video-on-demand (AP)
- Pakistan causes worldwide YouTube outage (AP)
- Sony tying up with Sharp in TV displays (AP)
- IBM rolls out new mainframe (AP)
- Pakistan lifts curbs on YouTube (AP)
- Sony to introduce new Blu-ray players (AP)
- IBM increases outlook and buyback plans (AP)
- Microsoft Hotmail down for some (AP)
- NY AG subpoenas Comcast on broadband (AP)
- Google slips amid signs of ad slowdown (AP)
- Allegations fly in FCC hearing aftermath (AP)
- Waiting-room computers offer Web, info (AP)
- EU fines Microsoft record $1.3B (AP)
- Court shoots down computer surveillance (AP)
- NY AG subpoenas Comcast on broadband (AP)
- Review: Chumby, the Internet beanbag (AP)
- Nortel 4Q loss widens, cuts work force (AP)
- Internet company sued for holding names (AP)
- Wikileaks case due back in court (AP)
- Yahoo battling 7 shareholder suits (AP)
- Microsoft launches new server software (AP)
- Google gets into Web sites building biz (AP)
- Bill Gates links up with LinkedIn (AP)
- HP looks to stores for inkjet expansion (AP)
- Japan's FTC investigates 2 panel makers (AP)
- Experts warn of robotic terrorism (AP)
- Students slow to embrace text alerts (AP)
- Google releases health service details (AP)
- Harvard scholars to explore Net safety (AP)
- Sprint Nextel posts larger $29.5B loss (AP)
- MIT creates picture of NY communications (AP)
- Dell 4Q profit declines (AP)
- Dell 4Q profit declines on slower growth (AP)
- Take-Two reports other buyout offers (AP)
- Microsoft cuts price for boxed Vista (AP)
- Baidu sued over music copyrights (AP)
- Prolific spammer's conviction upheld (AP)
- LinkedIn down an hour after big upgrade (AP)
- MIT creates picture of NY communications (AP)
- Tellme's tale as Microsoft subsidiary (AP)
- Judge allows Wikileaks site to re-open (AP)
- Paramount to end HD DVD releases (AP)
- Tellme's tale as Microsoft subsidiary (AP)
- At CeBIT tech show, a green undercurrent (AP)
- Old North Church goes modern with LEDs (AP)
- Fuel cells make power for homes in Japan (AP)
- Dogs to sniff out DVD piracy in Malaysia (AP)
- Bach bust displayed in Berlin (AP)
- Microsoft grows Web business services (AP)
- Intel lowers gross profit margin outlook (AP)
- N.M. attracts solar manufacturing plant (AP)
- Bach bust displayed in Berlin (AP)
- Did iPods cause a crime wave? (AP)
- Facebook hires top Google exec as COO (AP)
- Prosecutors quiz Samsung brother-in-law (AP)
- Drive maker Seagate boosts outlook (AP)
- Wikipedia's Wales hit over expenses (AP)
- International child porn ring uncovered (AP)
- Applied Materials gets $1.9B solar order (AP)
- Sense of touch comes to computers (AP)
- Ask.com seeks makeover as women's site (AP)
- Yahoo scrambles to block Microsoft deal (AP)
- Airport blocks some Internet sites (AP)
- Yahoo tries to delay Microsoft showdown (AP)
- Swiss bank drops Wikileaks' lawsuit (AP)
- Apple falls short of rental-movie target (AP)
- TiVo narrows 4Q loss on lower costs (AP)
- Ala. city eyes developing-world laptops (AP)
- Microsoft releases new Web browser beta (AP)
- Intel CEO vows to improve memory biz (AP)
- Microsoft entices new users with cash (AP)
- Disney to produce animation in Japan (AP)
- TiVo beats analysts' estimates (AP)
- Yahoo tries to delay Microsoft showdown (AP)
- MPA: Studios settle internet piracy case (AP)
- Apple tweaks iPhone for business uses (AP)
- Exhibitors raided at German tech fair (AP)
- SKorea alleges factory design espionage (AP)
- New phone coaches, monitors heart rate (AP)
- Circuit City extends HD DVD return time (AP)
- Apple tweaks iPhone for business uses (AP)
- HP labs to focus on fewer projects (AP)
- Pentagon bans Google teams from bases (AP)
- Pioneer to stop making plasma panels (AP)
- Cell carriers fight backup power rule (AP)
- Greener cell power presents challenges (AP)
- MobiTV seeks to shut down Web forum (AP)
- Motorola mobile exec Reed leaves (AP)
- 2 top Yahoo execs get bigger bonuses (AP)
- Nissan goes green in new US headquarters (AP)
- Greener cell power presents challenges (AP)
- Circuit City tries to reinvent itself (AP)
- Sprint phone first to use fast network (AP)
- Bell Labs box offers new cell use data (AP)
- Iger: Disney to reap $1 billion online (AP)
- Spitzer interest slows NY Times Web site (AP)
- Texas Instruments cuts outlook (AP)
- Wal-Mart ends test of Linux in stores (AP)
- EU clears Google bid for DoubleClick (AP)
- EU clears Google to buy DoubleClick (AP)
- German state seeks $92M from Nokia (AP)
- France cleared to fund search project (AP)
- N.Y. Times CEO: Focused on online growth (AP)
- US upholds 2 more stem cell patents (AP)
- Charter courted by new investors (AP)
- Take-Two posts wider 1Q loss, no EA news (AP)
- Japan investigating Apple's iPod (AP)
- Researchers hack defibrillators (AP)
- Prostitution advances in a wired world (AP)
- Researchers show off laser-guided robot (AP)
- Security card chip can be hacked (AP)
- Disney CEO: Won't bid for AOL (AP)
- New sales program pays Facebook members (AP)
- Apple sued over iTunes technology (AP)
- Acer to launch 6-speaker movie laptop (AP)
- TiVo, YouTube to deliver videos to TVs (AP)
- 'Guitar Hero' subject of patent dispute (AP)
- Apple sued over iTunes technology (AP)
- New sales program pays Facebook members (AP)
- AOL launches paperless coupons service (AP)
- Electronic Arts goes hostile on Take-Two (AP)
- AOL to pay $850M for social network Bebo (AP)
- Harvard says hacker broke into system (AP)
- Gates predicts big technological leaps (AP)
- Some viruses come pre-installed (AP)
- Nigerian patent suit still dogs OLPC (AP)
- Some viruses come pre-installed (AP)
- MSN chief leaves Microsoft (AP)
- Verizon gets cozy with P2P file-sharers (AP)
- Sprint Nextel fate source of speculation (AP)
- Sweden pursues illegal file-sharers (AP)
- Nigerian patent suit still dogs OLPC (AP)
- Microsoft, Yahoo execs finally meet (AP)
- Peer-to-peer networks go legit (AP)
- Linden Lab CEO to step down (AP)
- Microsoft, Yahoo execs finally meet (AP)
- Court upholds tossing Craigslist lawsuit (AP)
- Woman to record industry: Stop spying (AP)
- Man pleads guilty in e-mail spam case (AP)