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  1. Slashdot Changes Name
  2. 'Stunned' Apple Rails Against Real's iPod Move
  3. Glitch Locks Out Money Users
  4. Microsoft Customers Back In The Money
  5. Hackers Plan Global Game Of 'Capture The Flag'
  6. Microsoft Patches Three Critical Browser Flaws
  7. Microsoft: Buy 32 bits, Get 32 Bits Free
  8. Expert Issues E-Voting System Challenge
  9. Credit Firms Resist Anti-ID Theft Measure
  10. Computer Glitch Grounds Two Airlines
  11. DNS Opens Networks To Data Attacks
  12. CeBit America 2005 Canceled
  13. PC Chips Takes Over Soyo
  14. Mozilla Puts Bounty On Bugs
  15. Intel Unveils EUV Micro-Exposure Tool
  16. Intel To Debut Dual Core 'Smithfield' Chip
  17. Three-in-One Virus Zapper Released
  18. New Ghost Draws From Drive Image
  19. Bluetooth Phones Could Leak Data
  20. Canada Music Biz Bites Dentists
  21. Group: Linux Potentially Infringes 283 Patents
  22. Start-up To Make iTunes Sing On Linux
  23. Major Web Sites Hit With Suit Over Gambling Ads
  24. Oracle Plans To Patch Peck Of Flaws
  25. FBI Wants To Eavesdrop On Fiber Links
  26. Chip Sales Bloom In June
  27. Web Addiction Gets Finnish Conscripts Out Of Army
  28. New MyDoom Variant Uses Yahoo People Search
  29. XP SP2 Will Break Microsoft CRM Product
  30. CeBIT America May Not Be Dead
  31. Intel Chips Away at RAID
  32. HP Unveils Linux Laptop
  33. 321 Studios Shuts Its Doors
  34. Google Queries Provide Stolen Credit Cards
  35. New Search Tool Gets Billionaire Cuban's Backing
  36. Punk At A Moment's Notice
  37. NVIDIA Driver Bug In Doom III On Dual Display Systems
  38. Jasc Offers Download Of Paint Shop Pro 9 Preview
  39. ATI Beta Catalyst v4.9 For Doom3
  40. National Archives Will Go Digital
  41. FCC Deregulates Fiber Optics To Apartments
  42. Massive Munich Linux Project Grinds To A Halt
  43. Microsoft On The Prowl For Nintendo
  44. Image Flaw Pierces PC Security
  45. Toshiba Unveils 1.8-Inch 60GB Drive
  46. PDA Virus Found In The Wild
  47. Gateway Plans Cooler BTX Desktop
  48. First PCI Express Graphics Cards Arrive
  49. New Blu-ray Details Emerge
  50. 64-bit Pentium 4 "F", 2MB Prescotts And 925XE Updates
  51. Sony's PS3 To Use Blu-ray Disc
  52. After delays, Windows Security Update Ready To Go
  53. Mozilla, Opera Plug Security Holes
  54. Thief - Deadly Shadows Review @IC-Games
  55. Consumer Rights and UK Law
  56. Windows XP Service Pack 2 - Official Download Link now live!
  57. Short Thought - Monday 9th August
  58. Winamp 5.04 Released
  59. Apple Patches Graphics Flaw
  60. Roxio Sells Software Division, Focuses On Napster
  61. Anti-Kerry Book Defaced At Online Store
  62. Mac Keeps Lead on Linux
  63. Mesh Networks To Boost Energy
  64. FCC Approves First Commercial UWB Chipset
  65. Critical Bug Found in AOL's AIM
  66. Macromedia Readies ColdFusion Update
  67. PalmOne To Turn Off Wireless Service
  68. Microsoft Plugs Hole In Exchange
  69. Silicon Graphics Announces OpenGL 2.0
  70. Big Brother As Your Passenger?
  71. Inkjet Printers Offer Biology Breakthrough
  72. New Bagle E-mail Worm Spreads
  73. DVD X Copy Sales Will Fund Piracy Foes
  74. Mosquito Trojan Set To Infect Mobiles
  75. Apple Plugs OS X Vulnerabilities
  76. Lavasoft Releases New Ad-Aware SE
  77. Microsoft Lets Companies Block SP2 Upgrade
  78. MSBlast Suspect Pleads Guilty
  79. Five Countries To Get Cheap Windows XP
  80. Blu-Ray Disc Spec Approved
  81. AOL, Yahoo Add New Antispam Tools
  82. Quakecon '04 Kicks Off
  83. NVIDIA Introduces The GeForce 6600 GPU
  84. Group Proposes Faster Wi-Fi Specification
  85. AMD Starts Shipping 90-Nanometer Chips
  86. Hacker Cracks Apple's Wireless Streaming Technology
  87. AOL Launches PC Line
  88. California Urged To Use Open Source, VoIP
  89. Security Pro: Windows Easier To 'Own'
  90. Munich Linux Switch Back On
  91. Gartner: 'Steer Away' From Cheap Windows XP
  92. Google Says Playboy Article Could Be Costly
  93. Yahoo Issues Security Patch For IM
  94. Wrong Time For An E-Vote Glitch
  95. DivX Problems With SP2
  96. Sun StarOffice 7 Preloaded In AOL PCs
  97. Newest Ad-Aware Exposes Some Users
  98. Sun's Looking Glass Provides 3D View
  99. Gmail Trademark In Dispute
  100. Cox To Boost Broadband Internet Service
  101. VIA Encourages NVidia's SLI Movement
  102. One million Folding@Home points - A milestone for humanity by CSimon
  103. Ati Readies New R430 - RV410
  104. Avid Tech to buy M-Audio
  105. 50 Faults With SP2
  106. Second Hat In Ring For Faster Wi-Fi Standard
  107. Political Parody Draws Web Crowd
  108. Singapore Opens Up Second-Level Web Addresses
  109. Is AM Radio Harmful?
  110. CompUSA Agrees To Sell Gateway PCs
  111. Microsoft Updates Works
  112. Cheap Windows Comes Under Fire
  113. VIA Releases Hyperion 4 In 1 Drivers
  114. XP Service Pack 2 to Conflict with Games.
  115. ATI Catalyst 4.8 Released
  116. New Epox Nvidia Chipset Motherboards
  117. List of problems FIXED with Service Pack 2
  118. Study: Unpatched PCs Compromised in 20 Minutes
  119. RealNetworks Slashes Song Prices
  120. Yahoo! Ups Ante for Small Businesses
  121. Crypto Researchers Abuzz Over Flaws
  122. Illinois Web Site To Import Cheaper Drugs
  123. Netscape Updates Browser
  124. AMD Releases It's Latest A64 Mobile Processor
  125. Wal-Mart Offers Sub-$600 Notebook
  126. VGA Power Consumption Chart @Overclockers.ru
  127. Sears Launches Consumer Electronics Line
  128. Microsoft Updates 64-bit Windows XP Preview Editions
  129. US Broadband Connections Cross 50 Percent Mark
  130. Apple G4 Powerbooks A "Hot" Item!
  131. IBM Threatens SCO With GPL Hearing
  132. Judges Rule File-Sharing Software Legal
  133. AMD Sneaks Strained Silicon Into Chips
  134. Hackers Revive iTunes Music Sharing
  135. Yahoo Fixes Two Flaws In Mail System
  136. Microsoft Sends Security Update To Home PCs
  137. Cisco Flaw Opens Networks To Attacks
  138. Bad Drag And Drop Bug Found In Internet Explorer
  139. N.Y. To Sell Wireless Cos. Lamppost Space
  140. Google Shares Hit $100.34 In Market Debut
  141. Microsoft Benches Sports Games
  142. Teleportation Goes Long Distance
  143. Zap, Bam: Light-Activated Glue Holds And Releases Workpieces In A Flash
  144. NVidia's PCIe Chipset Answer
  145. New Download.Ject Attack Hits IM Networks
  146. KDE 3.3 Makes Linux More Collaborative
  147. Cherry Readies Linux Keyboard
  148. Hollywood Cracks Down On DVD Chipmakers
  149. New Turn In Yahoo Tussle Over Nazi Items
  150. Virus Targets 64-bit Windows
  151. FCC Chairman Calls For New Telecom Laws
  152. Macromedia Rolls New Flex Builder Tool
  153. Scientists Breed A Tougher Mouse
  154. Medical Records May Go Online
  155. Broadband Over Power Lines Gains Steam
  156. Windows XP SP2 to be released via Windows Update tomorrow
  157. AMD Desktop Chips Edge Ahead Of Intel
  158. IBM Lays Claim To Extension Of Server Reign
  159. Japan Designers Shoot For Supercomputer On A chip
  160. JibJab Is Free for You and Me
  161. Another Format War: DVD -R9 v. +R9
  162. Sony Pushes Memory Stick Pro to 2GB
  163. Intel Axes Pentium 4, Itanium Prices
  164. Microsoft Tests Broadband TV
  165. MS Releases XP SP2 App Testing Guide
  166. Concerns Mount Over Major Web Strike
  167. Video Game Gals Take It Off For Playboy
  168. Newisys Paves Way For 16-, 32-Chip Opteron Servers
  169. Digital Attacks On Winamp Use 'Skins' For Camouflage
  170. Dual-Core Chips Bring Dual Caches
  171. DOJ Raids Private P2P Operation
  172. Fuji Readies 16X DVDs
  173. Intel Eyes Tri-Mode Wi-Fi
  174. Critical Netscape Flaw Found
  175. Microsoft: It's Time To Wrestle Longhorn
  176. French Investigators Probe Copy-Protected CDs
  177. Breakthrough Promises Hotter, Tougher, Faster Chips
  178. Mobile Hard Drive Carries Linux
  179. Induce Act Draws Support, Venom
  180. Viva Las Vegas Mesh
  181. Design your own parts online, have them made in real life....
  182. Short-Media Admin in Shock "happy birthday to his missus" newspost!
  183. FBI busts alleged DDoS Mafia
  184. Half-Life 2 Going Gold Monday??
  185. Microsoft Revamps Its Plans For Longhorn
  186. Apple Fans Abuzz Over New iMac
  187. California Sues Microsoft For Antitrust--Again
  188. Microsoft Tackles AMD Conflict In SP2
  189. California Considers Open-Source Shift
  190. MP3 Tool Pulls Satellite Radio Into Piracy Fight
  191. AMD Provides Additional Dual Core Details
  192. Cisco Reports Multiple Security Problems
  193. One Terabyte Hologram CD's?
  194. Caller ID: Do You Really Know Who's Calling?
  195. A Problem With ATI's Drivers In DOOM 3?
  196. XM Radio Pulls PC Hardware Amid Piracy Concerns
  197. Switching To Linux Picks Up Steam
  198. Intel Evolves Chipmaking Technology
  199. WinAmp Skin Flaw Patched
  200. McAfee Beefs Up VirusScan Security
  201. Vote Tabulator Security Hole Exposed
  202. Dual core Opterons make their appearance
  203. 2MB P4s are coming!
  204. Sanyo To Produce HD-DVD Players
  205. Opera Lands On Windows Mobile
  206. New Bagle Threat Spreading Quickly, Quietly
  207. ATI Tool Vers 0.0.22 Released
  208. Quantum Computing Gets Five Photons Closer
  209. Microsoft Opens MSN Music Store
  210. Security Pros Warn Of Critical Flaws In Kerberos
  211. Plastic Magnet Breaks The Mold
  212. City Of Brotherly Love May Embrace Wi-Fi
  213. Japan Ponders Wi-Fi Device Tax
  214. LEDs Light Up LCD TVs
  215. First Look: Rio's Hot New Carbon MP3 Player
  216. Is Encryption Doomed?
  217. Mercora: The Next Napster generation?
  218. Windows Media Player 10 Final Released
  219. ATI Announces New Catalyst Control Center
  220. Albatron Debuts New Wireless Audio System
  221. Intel Pentium 4 6xx Roadmap Revealed
  222. Scientists Set New Internet2 Speed Record
  223. Dual Core Opteron
  224. Internet 35 years old.
  225. Mysterious Signals From 1000 Light Years Away
  226. INTEL 925XE and FSB1066 Information
  227. Mozilla.org launches new website
  228. Apache, Open-Source Groups Wary Of Sender ID
  229. Hydrogen Fuel Closer To Fruition
  230. IBM Recalls 553,000 Laptop Power Units Worldwide
  231. Blu-ray Disc To Support MPEG-4, VC-1
  232. Logitech Launches Laser-Tracking Mouse
  233. WinZip Warns of Security Flaws
  234. Pentium Mobile And Server Roadmap Preview
  235. 'Madden NFL' Called For Unnecessary Roughness
  236. Lawmakers To Vote On Spyware, Piracy Bills
  237. F5 Networks To Introduce Next-Gen Traffic Manager
  238. Maryland E-Voting Upheld
  239. Longhorn's Demise Gives Linux Its Chance
  240. Spyware Could Bungle XP SP2 Update
  241. Intel Fortifies Its Low-Cost Chips
  242. Audio Supercomputer Hidden In Your Graphics Card?
  243. Site Maintenance.... briefly
  244. 3Dmark05 To Arrive In Two Weeks
  245. NEW Ad-Aware SE 1.04 Released
  246. Mathematical breathrough could destroy e-commerce
  247. IBM's Blue Gene Breaks New Research Ground
  248. UK Agency Assigns Special VOIP Area Code
  249. Lexmark Printers Pose Shock Hazard
  250. Sony Shows High-Def Camcorder