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• BBC iPlayer comes to the iPhone 0
• It’s a “Go” for Endeavour on March 11 0
• Pioneer Announces Restructuring Plans, Exit from Plasma Display Production 0
• Apple Announces iPhone 2.0 Software Beta 0
• AOL and CBS Combine Online Radio Networks 0
• Time Warner Considering Per-Gigabyte Service Charges? 0
• Feora 9 (Sulphur) Alpha Released 0
• Universal, Sony BMG and Warner Music Files Lawsuit Against Baidu in Beijing Court 2
• Microsoft Releases Windows Vista Service Pack 1, Windows Server 2008 to Manufacturing 0
• Apple Adds New 16GB iPhone & 32GB iPod Touch Models 0
• NVIDIA to Acquire AGEIA Technologies 0
• Yahoo! Launches Zimbra Collaboration Suite 5.0 0
• Intel Launches Tukwila, the First Chip to Pack More than Two Billion Transistors 0
• AMD to Display Triple-cores at CeBIT 2008, Again Delays Faster Quad-cores 0
• Yahoo Music Shuttured, Users Going to RealNetworks 0
• LiMo Rolls Out World’s First Globally Competitive, Linux-based Software Platform for Mobile Devices 0
• Overhaul of Internet Addresses Begins: Root Servers are Being Updated for IPv6 0
• Is Yahoo! Considering Google Alliance or Simply Trying to Pressure Microsoft to Increase its Bid 0
• A Response from Brad Smith, General Counsel, Microsoft Over Google’s Foul Cry 0
• Is Fear of Loosing Monopoly Makes Google Crying Foul Over Microsoft’s Yahoo! Bid? 0
• Raytheon to Broadcast Super Bowl XLII on US Navy Ships 0
• RealPlayer Labeled as ‘Badware’ by StopBadware.org 0
• The Pirate Bay Defiant Despite Criminal Charges, Says It Can’t Be Sunk 0
• Italian Parliament Mistakenly Legalizes Some P2P Music Sharing? 0
• General Motors to Display Gas-friendly Vehicles at Chicago Auto Show 2008 0
• Time Warner Filtering / Blocking iTunes Traffic? 0
• Breakthrough Between Hollywood Studios and Striking Writers? 0
• Yahoo’s Response to Microsoft’s Proposal: “(we are) Looking at all of Our Strategic Alternatives” 0
• Shuttle Atlantis Set for Launch Week 0
• Motorola Confirms Receipt of Notice of Nomination from Carl Icahn Entities 0
• MacBook Air Now Shipping 0
• HD DVD Player Sales Drop 88% in 1 Week 0
• Sony Develops 35mm Full Size CMOS Image Sensor with 24.81 Mega Pixel 1
• Mio and Qualcomm Announce Collaboration to Develop Connected Personal Navigation Devices 0
• Microsoft’s Letter to Yahoo! Board of Directors 0
• Exxon, Chevron Post Record Profits 1
• MySpace Opens Doors to Developers 0
• 700 MHz Airwave Auction Exceeds $4.6 Billion, a Win for Consumers 0
• Intel and Micron Develop the World’s Fastest NAND Flash Memory With 5X Faster Performance 1
• Wal-Mart Prepares Small US Stores to Fend Off Tesco 0
• Sweden Hits Pirate Bay with Legal Action 0
• Motorola Considers Breakup, Phone Unit Sale 0
• US, EU Unlikely to Stop Microsoft’s Yahoo Buyout 0
• AMD Intros ATI Radeon HD 3870 X2 0
• Microsoft Makes $44.6 Billion Bid for Yahoo 0
• Hauppauge Intros WinTV-HVR 2250, 1950, 950Q and 1250 1
• Canon Intros Dual Flash VIXIA Family of High-Defination Camcorders 0
• Intel Unveils 16 Next-Generation Processors, Including First Notebook Chips Built on 45nm Technology 0
• Axiotron Starts Shipping Modbook 0
• Archos 605, 705 WiFi Hacked 0
• Feds Share Coupons to Help Buy Digital Converters 0
• Australia Plans Tough Internet Rules, ISPs to Filter Contents 0
• LG.Philips LCD Unveils its Newest Multi-Touch, Double-Sided LCDs for Public Displays at CES 2008 0
• Federal Judge Orders Qualcomm to Stop Selling 3G Chips That Infringe Broadcom Patents 0
• FCC Gives Broadcasters Flexibility on 2009 Digital TV Switchover 0
• Vonage and Nortel Agree to Settle Patent Dispute 0
• Around the World in a Boat Fueled by Human Fat: Eco-Powerboat World Record Attempt 0
• RIAA Now Suing Consumers for Copying Legally Purchased CDs to PC 0
• i-Snake to Transform Modern Day Surgery 0
• Korea Gets First Ever USB Type Credit Card 0
• US Appeals Court Revives Patent Lawsuit Against Google’s AutoLink 0
• NASA to Further Delay Space Shuttle Atlantis Launch 0
• Amazon Adds ‘DRM Free-MP3′ Music Downloads from Warner Music Group 1
• Wal-Mart Shuts Online Movie Downloads 0
• AOL to Discontinue Netscape Navigator 0
• Hitachi to Exit Small Hard Drive Business? 0
• NYPD to ‘Go Green’, Start Road Testing All Electric, Ultra-Quiet Scooters in January 0
• Google Reader Begins Sharing Personal Data 0
• Harrah’s Entertainment Announces All Regulatory Approvals for Buyout 0
• AMD to Launch Triple-Core Phenom CPUs in March 2008 0
• Antitrust: British Airways Accused Over Air Cargo Cartel by EU 0
• Nvidia to Launch Mid-range G94 in February 0
• Hitachi, Canon and Matsushita Reach Basic Agreement on LCD Panel Business 0
• China’s Anti-corruption Bureau Website Crashes Just Hours After Its Launch 0
• Number 2 on Google’s Fastest Rising Searches for 2007 Badoo to Challenge Facebook? 0
• AMD to Further Delay Phenom 9700, 9900 Launch 0
• Dell to Acquire The Networked Storage Company 0
• MPEG LA Sues Audiovox for Breach of MPEG-2 and 1394 Patent Pool Contractual Obligations 0
• In a Rare Open Source Deal Samba Team Receives Microsoft Protocol Documentation 0
• Antitrust: EU to Investigate Alleged Participants in a Air Freight Cartel 0
• Prosecutors Zero-in on Suspicious Samsung Accounts 0
• Beijing Court Confirms Yahoo China’s Music Service Violates Copyright 0
• Sharp and Toshiba to Form Alliance in LCD and Semiconductor Businesses 0
• Canon Produces 30 Millionth EOS-series SLR Camera 0
• Dell And Tesco Announce European Retail Agreement 0
• FTC Approves Google-DoubleClick Deal 0
• Astronauts Mark 100th Station Spacewalk, Find No Solar Wing Smoking Gun 0
• Stanford’s Nanowire Battery Holds 10 Times the Charge of Existing Ones 0
• eBay Applauds Victory in Netcraft vs eBay and PayPal Patent Case 0
• DIRECTV to Carry Public Television Stations in HD 0
• Microsoft, Yahoo! And Google Settle With DOJ On Gambling Ads 0
• Unleashed: AMD Phenom 9600 BLACK EDITION Quad-Core Processor With NO Specs and NO Details 0
• Bitstream Awarded Additional Patent for Mobile Browsing Technology 0
• Samsung Ships 320GB 2.5-inch Hard Drive for Mobile and Enterprise Applications 0
• BitDefender Detects New Trojan that Hijacks Google Text Advertisements 0
• Sigma Media Processor to Power Sharp’s AQUOS Line of Blu-ray Disc Players & Recorders 0
• CableLabs Awards Industry ‘First’ With DOCSIS 3.0 Qualification 0
• MasterCard Europe to Challenge European Commission Decision on Cross-Border Interchange Fees 0
• MPAA Wins Copyright Infringement Lawsuit Against TorrentSpy 0
• WiMAX Forum Begins Certification Testing for Mobile WiMAX Products 0
• Yahoo! Researchers Awarded Top Honors in Computer Science and Information Technology from ACM and IEEE 0
• Time Names Russian President Vladimir Putin ‘Person of the Year’ 0
• MTV Games and Jerry Bruckheimer Announce Blockbuster Partnership to Develop Video Games 0
• Viacom and Microsoft Announce Long-Term Digital Content and Advertising Partnership 0
• Intel Opens Fibre Channel Over Ethernet Code to Reduce Network Cost and Complexity 0
• EU Proposes Legislation to Reduce CO2 Emissions of New Passenger Cars to 120 grams/Km by 2012 0
• Antitrust: European Commission Prohibits MasterCard’s Intra-EEA Multilateral Interchange Fees 0
• Google Introduces Flight Status Check Feature 0
• FCC Reveals Creative Lab’s Video Conferencing Device - inPerson - 0
• Microsoft Releases Windows XP Service Pack 3 Release Candidate to Everyone 0
• Motorola to Intro Next-Gen Linux-based Ming Handsets in 2Q of `08 0
• MSI Announces - 45nm CPU and 3-Way SLI Ready - 780i, 750i Motherboards 0
• Intel to Delay Three Quad-Core Penryns Till AMD Releases Phenoms 0
• Intuit to Release Quicken Online with iPhone Support 0
• Paul Allen to Bid in 700 MHz Wireless Spectrum Auction 0
• IBM Launches ‘Atlas’ to Help Businesses Visualize Social Networks 0
• iRobot Wins $286 Million US Army Contract 0
• Facebook Settles Text-Messaging Lawsuit 0
• Toshiba to Join Six Company IBM Alliance for 32nm Chip Development 0
• Sprint Nextel Names Dan Hesse as President and CEO 0
• Platform Solutions Files Antitrust Complaint Against IBM with European Commission 0
• FCC Relaxes Newspaper/Broadcast Cross-Ownership Rule, Imposes 30-pct Limit on Cable Companies 0
• ‘Death Star’ Galaxy Black Hole Fires at Neighboring Galaxy 0
• NASA to Begin Testing of Engine That Will Power Ares Rockets 1
• Philips Files Suit to Stop False Advertising Campaign for Braun Shaver 0
• Adobe Q4 Profit Up 21 pct on Demand for Creative Suite 0
• Universal Music Group and XM Satellite Radio Reach Agreement on Pioneer Inno 0
• Microsoft Releases Next Generation CRM Solution for On-Premise and On-Demand Deployments 0
• Blockbuster to Offer Studio-Backed Free Broadband Movie - Jackass 2.5 - Using Limelight Networks and Microsoft Silverlight 0
• Lockheed Martin-Built GPS Satellite Poised for Liftoff From Cape Canaveral Launch Pad 1
• Archos Releases Plug-in to Connect ARCHOS 605, 705 WiFi PMPs With DISH Network Receivers 0
• Global Action Call to Save Coral Reefs 0
• Electricity Over Glass 0
• DisplayLink Enables Windows Vista Aero on Multiple USB Displays 0
• Atheros Announces New 802.11n Single-Chip to Deliver High Performance Wi-Fi in Multimedia Gateways 0
• SiRF Creates Location Awareness Solution for Android Platform 0
• Verizon Wireless and Palm Announce the Arrival of the Treo 755p Smartphone 0
• Toshiba Licenses Rambus XDR Memory Architecture for HDTV Chipset 0
• Cognos Intros Cognos 8 Go! Mobile for Windows Mobile 0
• LG Expands Distribution of DivX Certified HD Televisions 0
• AT&T U-verse TV Expands HD Channel Lineup, Adds Eight More Channels 0
• Ribbit Unveils a New Platform for Developing Telephony Services 0
• Qualcomm Announces Acquisition of SoftMax 0
• An Industry Built on Sand: Sixty Years of Transistors 0
• US, European Union Strike Compensation Deal Over Online Gambling Ban 0
• Alltel Intros a New Feature That Turns Voicemails Into Text Messages 0
• Intel May Postpone X48 Chipset Launch Due to X38 Inventory 0
• NEC to Deliver First Mobile WiMAX Solutions to Worldwide Market 0
• OMRON Introduces World’s First Global WiMAX Antenna for Laptops 0
• Seoul Semiconductor Introduces the World’s Thinnest High-Brightness Chip-LED at 0.17mm 0
• Time Warner Gets Statewide Cable Franchise in Ohio 0
• PC Tools Warns Singles on Social Networking and Dating Sites: Beware of “Flirting Robots” 0
• NASA Postcards to the ISS: Send Holiday Greetings to the Space Station Crew 0
• Arctic Summer Melting in 2007 Set New Records 0
• New Discount Coupon Aggregation Site DealLocker.com Promises to Save You Cash 0
• UN Climate Change Conference Wraps Up, Adopts Bali Roadmap 0
• Nortel Files Lawsuit Against Vonage for Patent Infringement 0
• Google Announces ‘Knol’: A Knowledge Project 0
• 1394 Trade Association Announces 3.2 Gigabit per Second Speed for FireWire 0
• Intel Announces Tiny Solid-State Drives 0
• Toshiba Expands Its Lineup of 1.8-inch HDD with 5 New Hard Drives 0
• Airbus Delivers 5000th Plane 0
• nVIDIA Intros 3-Way SLI 0
• FTC Chief Says Won’t Withdraw From Google-DoubleClick Review 0
• Microsoft Unwraps Virtualization Surprise: Ships Windows Server 2008 Hyper-V Beta Early 0
• Lufthansa Pays $300M for JetBlue Stake 0
• Google Mobile Releases New iPhone Interface for Picasa 0
• Samsung Develops World-First 65nm Digital TV Receiver Chip 0
• A Canadian Man Receives $85k Mobile Phone Bill 0
• AMD Delays Barcelona and Phenom; Aims for 2008 Profit 0
• Dow Jones Shareholders Approve News Corp Bid 0
• Amazon Kindle Hacked to Allow Encrypted Mobi Books 0
• Kyocera to Launch 2Mbps Wireless External Modem for iBurst Network 0
• Sprint and MySpace Announce Mobile Web Partnership 0
• Dell, DSGi in Pan-European 12-Country Retail Agreement 0
• Toshiba Develops Promising Technologies for 32nm Generation System LSIs and Beyond 0
• Albatron Unveils GeForce 8800GTS-512X Card 0
• Micron Shrinks DRAM Process Technology, Achieves World’s Smallest 1 Gigabit DDR2 Memory 0
• Sharp Files LCD Patent Infringement Lawsuit Against Samsung in S Korea 0
• Navteq Shareholders Approves Nokia Deal 0
• Opera Files Antitrust Complaint Against Microsoft with EU 0
• Pimp Your PC: Intel Launches Modding Contest 0
• Toshiba Develops Basic Technology for World’s Smallest Flash Memory Element in 10nm Generation 0
• Ask.com Rolls Out Search Privacy Tool ‘AskEraser’ 0
• Microsoft and CNBC Join Forces on Advertising Syndication 0
• Toshiba to Launch Innovative Rechargeable Battery Business 0
• Intel, Comstar Collaborate to Develop Mobile WiMAX in Russia 0
• Toshiba Launches High Performance Solid State Drives with MLC Devices 0
• AT&T to Stop Selling DirecTV Service 0
• EBay to Appeal Patent Infringement Ruling 0
• Rupert Murdoch’s Dow Jones Dream About to Come True as Proxy Count Shows Buyout Approved 0
• International Trade Commission Rules in Favor of Nokia Over Qualcomm 0
• Dell Releases Latitude XT Details 0
• Microsoft Acquires European Online Map Service MultiMap 0
• Microsoft Releases Windows Vista SP1 RC and Office 2007 SP1 0
• Space Shuttle Atlantis Launch Delayed Until January 2 0
• Moore Foundation Funds Ambitious Project to Barcode an Entire Ecosystem 0
• NASA Update: Atlantis is “Go” for Launch on Sunday at 3:21 pm 0
• Taking Down Spammers Via Legalization, Regulation and Economics 0
• European Patent Office Revokes Amazon’s “Gift Ordering” Patent 0
• NASA Update: Space Shuttle Atlantis to Launch no Earlier Than Sunday 0
• Apple Leopard Users Getting ‘Green / Purple Screen Of Death’ 0
• BusyBox Developers File GPL Infringement Lawsuit Against Verizon 0
• Toshiba Sued Over Word Processing Technologies by Ex-employee 0
• Flash Memory Inventor Plans 3D Super Processors 0
• Nanotube-producing Bacteria Show Manufacturing Promise 1
• CompUSA Acquired by Gordon Brothers Group Affiliate; Retail Store Operations Will Wind-Down 0
• NASA Managers Discuss Atlantis Launch 0
• Windows Mobile 6.1 Video Walkthrough 0
• Rupert Murdoch Names New Leaders at Dow Jones; Son James to Takes on Bigger Role 0
• UNICEF, One Laptop Per Child, Google Launch Initiative to Preserve and Share Stories Around the World 0
• Syria Blocks Access to Facebook 0
• iPhone Dev Team OpenSources anySIM Unlock Solution 0
• ASUS Introduces World’s First EN8800GT Model with Qimonda 1GB Graphics Memory 0
• Intel to Release New Celeron E1000, Dual & Quad Cores on January 20 0
• Gov Schwarzenegger Creates Cabinet-Level Chief Information Officer Position, Appoints Teresa (Teri) Takai 0
• Dell and Motion Computing Sued for Patent Infringement by Typhoon Touch & Nova Mobility 0
• Intel Founder Gordon Moore Commits $200 Million to Build World’s Largest Telescope 0
• Jajah Releases iPhone Application 2.0 0
• Wal-Mart Unveils More “Secret” Price Specials: Toshiba HD-A3 HD-DVD player with 12 free HD-DVDs for $298 0
• JetBlue, Yahoo, RIM to Offer Free In-Flight Wi-Fi 0
• LaCie Accepting Pre-Orders for Its Designer 320GB External Hard Drive 0
• Toyota Unveils Personal-transport, Violin-playing Robots 0
• Faulty Shuttle Fuel Sensors Delays Space Shuttle Atlantis Launch 0
• IBM Breakthrough Could Shrink Massive Supercomputers into Tiny Chips 0
• IBM Files Patent Complaint against ASUSTeK 0
• Dell: Coming Soon to Best Buy Stores 0
• Orange Sold 20% of French iPhones Unlocked, NOT the Half 0
• Microsoft Statement on Expanding Support for Low Cost Flash Based Computing Devices 0
• Herbal Extract Found to Increase Lifespan 0
• Texas AG Files Complaint Against 2 Web Sites That Illegally Collect Minors’ Personal Info 0
• FCC Chief Martin Defends Media Ownership Plan, Denies Loophole 0
• NASA Space Shuttle Atlantis Countdown Proceeds 0
• Postal Service to Immortalize ‘Ol’ Blue Eyes’; Issue Stamp Featuring Frank Sinatra 0
• Facebook Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg’s Thoughts on Beacon 0
• Verizon FiOS TV Adds HD Video-on-Demand 0
• Microsoft Releases Windows Server 2008 RC1, Prepares for Feb-08 Mega Launch 0
• Class Action Suit Over Misleading Hard Drive Sizes Reaches Settlement 0
• Google Launches New iPhone App that Integrates Multiple Services into a Single Interface 0
• Broadcom Announces Satellite System-On-A-Chip for High Def Satellite Set-Top Boxes 0
• Intel’s 45nm Penryn Mobile Processor to Launch on Jan 6 0
• Sprint to Soft Launch XOHM ‘In A Few Days’? 0
• Orange Sold Half of French iPhones Unlocked 0
• STS-125: Final Shuttle Mission to Hubble Space Telescope 0
• Sharp Develops Industry-First Tuner Module Compatible with China Digital TV Terrestrial Broadcasting Standard 0
• HD DVD is ‘Missing the Boat’ in Australia 0
• Napster to Provide Music Content to NTT DoCoMo’s Entertainment Subscription Service 0
• Orange Sells 30,000 iPhones in 5 Days 0
• A Really Inconvenient Truth: Divorce is Not Green, It Hurts the Planet Too 0
• OQO Announces Model e2 With Embedded HSDPA Mobile Broadband Capability 0
• TomTom, Google Team Up to Send Business Info to TomTom Users 0
• US 9th Circuit Court of Appeals Rules Web Search for Nudity as ‘Fair Use’ 0
• Windows Mobile 6 Update Now Available for Palm Treo 750 0
• Erratum Plagues Quad-Core Opterons, Phenoms 0
• Yahoo! Adds Picnik Photo Editing Tools to Flickr 0
• Gmail Adds AIM Support 0
• National Geographic Launches ‘Dino Central Park’ Ahead of Dino Death Trap 0
• SAP Unveils Its First Software for iPhone 0
• IBM Purchase of Cognos Gets Antitrust Approval 0
• NEC Intros 65-inch, 1080p Coomercial Grade LCD for Signage Apps 0
• Nokia to Intro “Comes with Music” - 1 Year Free Music Servive -; Ovi and Cellphones with Bio-covers 0
• Microsoft Dropping ‘Kill switch’ from Vista 0
• AT&T and Verizon Agree to Wireless Asset Swap 0
• T-Mobile Germany Wins Appeal to Sell SIM-Locked iPhones 0
• Dell Unveils XPS M1730 World of Warcraft Edition 0
• Adobe Delivers Flash Player 9 With H.264 Video Support 0
• Yahoo, eBay Join Hands in Japan 0
• AT&T Announces Purchase of Edge Wireless 0
• Federal Judge Dismisses LimeWire Antitrust Suit 0
• Samsung Clinches No.2 Spot from Motorola in Global Mobile Phone Market 0
• European Columbus Space Laboratory Set to Reach ISS; as Astronauts Prepare for Thursday Launch 0
• T3 Technologies Files Anti-Trust Claims Against IBM 0
• Comcast, Cablevision, Ebay, Apple and AT&T Sued for Patent Infringement by Klausner Technologies 0
• PG&E Launches the Nation’s First Solar-Powered Billboard 0
• NASA Launches New and Expanded Agency Web Site 0
• Montclair State University in NJ Mandates GPS Cell Phones 0
• TI Delivers First Single-Chip, Real-Time HD Video Transcoding Solution with DaVinci Technology 0
• Nokia Applauds Verizon Wireless for Their 4G Network Plans 0
• Nokia Intros Internet Radio Service 0
• Chimp Shows Extraordinary Memory, Beats Students at Computer Game 0
• AT&T to Withdraw from Pay Phone Business by End of 2008 0
• Western Digital Intros 320GB WD Passport Portable Hard Drive 1
• Mummified Dinosaur Astonishes Scientists 0
• Microsoft Unveils New Tools for Advertisers, Search Marketers and Webmasters 0
• Don Imus Returns to Radio 0
• Sybase to Support Android Platform 0
• Nortel and Qualcomm Lay Foundation for Enhanced Dual-Mode Phone Service Out-of-the-Box 0
• Nokia Updates N95 Software 0
• Nasdaq Opens Office in Beijing, NYSE Next 0
• Britain’s Tesco Plans US Stores Expansion 0
• Dell Partners with WPP to Form a New Ad Agency 0
• Sudan President Pardons Teddy Row Teacher 0
• Samsung and Toshiba to Share Specifications for Premium NAND Flash Memory 0
• Blogging Pioneers Six Apart and LiveJournal Break Apart 0
• MI5 Warns Over China Spy Threat 0
• $18.9 Billion Vivendi-Activision Deal Creates New Video Game Empire 0
• Round 2 Set in FCC vs Cable Fight as FCC Plan to Limit Cable Companies’ Size 0
• Carl Zeiss Introduces New 100kV Transmission Electron Microscope 0
• Samsung Develops Fastest GDDR5 Memory at Six Gigabits per Second — World’s Fastest Memory 0
• No Release Yet for British Teacher Jailed in Sudan 0
• 440-pound Anaconda Found in Brazil House 0
• At Tokyo’s 12th Robo-One Grand Championship, Japanese Robots Slug it Out to be World Champ 0
• EU Agrees to Fully Finance Galileo Satellite Project 0
• Would OLPC Help Eliminate Poverty and Create Peace? Digital Vision by Nicholas Negroponte 0
• AMD Lowers Prices of Radeon HD 3800 Series 0
• Makers of Mechanical -Not So Electronic- Mobile Phones, Motorola Replaces CEO 0
• EU Scientists Launch 1st Mobile App That Uses Mobile Phone to Track Carbon Footprint 0
• Google Will Bid for 700 MHz Mobile Spectrum 0
• Facebook Revamps New Advertising System - Beacon - 0
• New Zealand Nabs Cyber Crime Kingpin 0
• Microsoft and Infosys Technologies Expand Relationship 0
• Dell Reports Revenue of $15.6 Billion in Q3; Net Income Jumps 27% 0
• Embryonic Star Captured With Jets Flaring 0
• Sudan Jails UK Teacher Over Teddy Bear Name 0
• EU Agree to Open GSM Radio Spectrum to 3G 0
• Organic ‘Building Blocks’ Discovered in Titan’s Atmosphere 0
• TiVO Extremely Pleased with United States Patent and Trademark Office Decision 0
• Samsung’s Super-Clear, LED-backlit Panels Now Featured in Premium LCD TVs 0
• SuperSpeed USB 3.0 Promoter Group is Looking for Additional Contributor 0
• Toshiba Intros 80GB 2.5-inch HDD for Automotive Applications 0
• Toshiba Delivers Compact, Powerful, High-Performance Weather Radar 0
• Class Action Lawsuit Filed Against Ericsson 0
• AMD Expands R&D Presence in India 0
• Nokia-Led DVB-H Mobile TV Standard Endorsed by EU 0
• Verizon Selects LTE as 4G Wireless Broadband Direction 0
• Amazon Launches Askville.com, a Website for Sharing Knowledge 0
• A ‘30 Rock’ Sample from Hulu 0
• Russian Hackers Hijack Search Results in Coordinated Web Attack 0
• NASA Outlines Manned Mars Exploration Program 0
• Yahoo Partners with Adobe to Put Adverts in PDF Files 0
• Carphone Warehouse Caught Misleading Over iPhone Insurance 0
• Apple to Unveil Faster iPhone, AT&T’s Stephenson Outs ‘Open Secret’ 0
• EFF Releases Reports and Software to Spot Interference with Internet Traffic 0
• iPhone Goes on Sale in France 0
• Sony to Set Up Game Studio in India 0
• Nokia, Apple May Clash Over Touch Screen Patents: Report 0
• Sony Unveils Two Business Projectors for ‘Larger-Venue’ Use 0
• Universal Studios to Build $3.1 Billion Park in S Korea 0
• USB to SATA / eSATA with 5 USB Hub 0
• EU Opens In-Depth Investigation into Tom Tom’s Acquisition of Tele Atlas 0
• Google Rolls Out ‘My Location’, Mobile Phone Locator 0
• FCC Drops Vote to Expand Cable Oversight: Cable Industry 1, Consumers 0 0
• Brookstone Adds 3rd Dimension to Online Shopping 0
• Micro Microwave Does Pinpoint Cooking for Miniaturized Labs 0
• Europeans Hanging Up On Landlines, Switching to Mobile Phones: Eurostat Study 0
• Google Set Its Next Frontier: Renewable Energy Priced Below Coal 0
• News Corp Builds Online Ad Network 0
• FCC Weighs Cable TV Compromise, Delays Vote 0
• Dell to Sell Google Enterprise Search Appliances 0
• European Commission Approves SAP Acquisition of Business Objects 0
• Dell Intros XPS M1530 Laptop 0
• Dell Ships Next-Gen WorkStations Dell Precision T7400, T5400 0
• NIST Issues Call For A New ‘Hash’ Algorithm 0
• Woman Seeking Baby Info Breaks Child Porn Ring 0
• NBC Universal to Offer Interactive Ads Via TiVo 0
• Fujitsu to Release 2.5-inch HDD with 320 GB Capacity 0
• AT&T Commences Commercial Operations in Vietnam 0
• In the Battle of Formats Blu-ray Outsells HD-DVD in Europe 0
• Toshiba and NEC to Team Up on 32-nm Chips 0
• Dell Picks Carrefour for PC Sales in France and Spain 0
• Microsoft Announces Support for Verizon Wireless Open Development Initiative - Any Apps, Any Device - 0
• Google Plans to Offer Online Data-Storage Service 0
• Verizon Wireless to Intro ‘Any Apps, Any Device’ Option in ‘08: Google-Android Effect 0
• BBC, ITV and Channel 4 Form On-Demand Service 0
• South Korea President Roh Approves Samsung Probe 0
• EveryScape Will Show You the Real World, Online! 0
• Selected Developers Getting Early iPhone SDK? 0
• MySpace to Launch Facebook-Style News Feeds 0
• Philips to Buy Lighting Maker Genlyte 0
• TAG Heuer to Launch Mobile Phones 0
• AT&T Intros LG Shine 0
• Another Round of Qualcomm vs Nokia Patent Battle Starts in Britain 0
• Walmart.com Offering Holiday Deals All Week 0
• A Former Legal Executive Says Samsung Kept $216 Million Slush Fund 0
• Heavy Cable Industry Lobbying Divides FCC Over Reining in Cable Companies 0
• The First Jaguar XF Rolls Off Factory Line 0
• Sarkozy Wins $30 Billion China Deal to Sell 160 Airbus Jets, Two Nuclear Reactors 0
• Samsung Offers Free 4GB SD Card to Promote Cameras: Taiwan market 0
• ABC News Joins Hands with Facebook 0
• Amsterdam ArenA and Cisco Create the Smart ‘Connected Stadium’ 0
• Mio to Intro 3.5G GPS PDA Phones in ‘08 0
• An Alaskan Island - Kivalina - is Losing Ground 0
• Infineon Ships One Billion RF-Transceivers; Introduces Next Generation LTE Chip 0
• Piracy Fight Makes Enemies: BSA Bullying Over Small Businesses 0
• Philips Unveils Computed Tomography System That Scans the Heart in Two Beats 0
• Missouri City Makes Internet Harassment a Misdemeanor in Wake of 13-year-old’s Suicide 0
• At UCLA a Virtual Cathedral for Digital Age Pilgrims 0
• Teac Exhibits the HD-R1 Recorder/Player That Uses Compact Flash as the Recording Media 0
• Finnish Town - Oulu - Has Culture on the Go with Mobiles 0
• Astronauts Hooks Up Module in Lengthy Spacewalk 0
• EU to Scrutinize Targeted Web Advertising 0
• A Wiring Diagram of the Brain 0
• Einstein-Predicted Gravitational Waves May Change Perceptions of the Universe 0
• O2 iPhone Having Serious Reception Problems in UK: Users Complain on Apple Forum 0
• YouTube Rejects Calls to Censor Videos 0
• Facebook Users Complain of New Tracking 0
• ESA and Inmarsat Sign Deal for ‘Super-Satellite’ 0
• Hollywood: Producers, Writers to Resume Talks as TV and Film Studios Fall Silent 0
• Retailers Enjoy Strong Start to Holiday Shopping Season 0
• Sony Finance International Displays New Type of Location Porter: Inter BEE 2007 0
• EU Lawmakers Agree 2008 Budget to Include Galileo Satellite Project Financing 0
• T-Mobile to Rollout 3G in the US 0
• 100Mbps Cable Modem Certification Testing Begins, ‘08 Rollout Eyed 0
• Broadcom Seeks New Injunction Against Qualcomm 0
• IceCube Neutrino Detector Set to Take Snaps of Earth’s Core 0
• India’s Tata Motors and ISRO Team to Launch Hydrogen Car in ‘08 0
• Verbatim Announces World’s First Color-Background LightScribe DVDRs 0
• Sandia National Lab Developed Neutron Scatter Camera Detects Nukes at a Distance 0
• Buffalo Intros 320GB External Hard Drive 0
• French President Nicolas Sarkozy Unveils Anti-Piracy Plan 0
• South Korea Lawmakers Approves Independent Samsung Probe 0
• United Airlines Looking for a Merger: Report 0
• Russia to Build New Cosmodrome 0
• Yo! Singapore Censor - Media Dev Autho - Rap Hits YouTube 0
• Samsung to Invest $2.2 Billion on LCD Expansion 0
• Sony Launches World-First 3mm Thin Organic Panel TV in Japan 0
• Bluetooth SIG to work with Wi-Fi Alliance to develop UWB over Wi-Fi technology 0
• Intel Mobile Internet Devices OEMs Reportedly in Talks with Telecom Carriers on Bundle Deals: Taiwan Market 0
• AMD Likely to Delay 2.4GHz Phenom CPU Launch Too 0
• Asustek Plans to Launch 13-25 Own-Brand Handsets in ‘08 0
• UN Aid Agency - World Food Program - Seeks YouTube Ads 0
• GeoSentric Brings Social Networking to Nokia N95, 6110 0
• Qualcomm Wins Another Round in Patent Battles with Nokia 0
• Young Warned Over Social Websites 0
• Asustek to Increase Intel-Based Notebook Platforms to 90% of Shipments 0
• Philips and Mall of America Join Forces for World’s First Simplicity Parking Program 0