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Archives for april 2006Technology- IBM scientists tout tool to possibly build atom-size computers
(AFP)
- Lost an iPod or wallet? Look for it online
- Justice report finds fewer victims of ID theft than earlier study
- Web users walk Great Firewall of China
- Tech companies' ties to China worry some
- Sustainable seafood casts a wider net
- IBM expands data-integration software business
- Nokia says US court dismisses claims against it
- Fuji Photo to bring forward LCD film investment
- XM Satellite says subscribers top 6.5 million
- America Online changes name to AOL
- Poll: Young adults, minorities leading a revolution in how cellphones are used
- More ads star regular people
- Saturn's Enceladus ripe for astrobiology exploration
- Two plead guilty in huge US CD piracy bust
(Reuters)
- Amazon.com Jumps Gun on NCAA Winner
(AP)
- Atom refurbishes game sites, opens studio
(Reuters)
- Hollywood leaps into same-day DVD and Internet digital film sales
(AFP)
- Amazon.com jumps the gun on NCAA tournament winner
- India's MphasiS falls as EDS's bid price lower
(Reuters)
- Virgin Mobile Accepts $1.67B NTL Offer
(AP)
- Sega buys Secret Level for $15 million
- Census to use mobile devices for survey
- Barnes & Noble spurns new e-book device
- Verizon tentatively settles e-mail suit
- Purdue University students win Rube Goldberg contest
- Verizon Proposes Refunds to Customers
(AP)
- Barnes & Noble Spurns New E-Book Device
(AP)
- Qualcomm investigated by S.Korea antitrust agency
(Reuters)
- Samsung to sell thinnest cellphone in the US
- Disney's phone lets kids talk at parents' discretion
- TV goes to blogs: Shows add extra information as treat for fans
- Apple releases software to let Macs run Windows
- Pentax wants to make cameras with Samsung
- Apple launches software to run Windows XP on Intel-based Macs
- Israeli firm launches free e-mail via cell phones
(Reuters)
- Adobe signs first Flash deal on mobile phones
- China, Russia worst pirates of US goods: lawmakers
- Homeland Security Press Aide Held, Charged
(AP)
- Fish out of water could bridge fossil gap between sea and land creatures
- Dell Founder Visits Students at Co. Campus
(AP)
- Mysterious microbes trade genes
- Netflix may face tough fight in Blockbuster patent suit
(Reuters)
- Review: Sony Hits Home Run With 'MLB '06'
(AP)
- Netflix may face tough fight in Blockbuster patent suit
- Cellphone opens more paths for marketers
- IBM helping employees move into classrooms
- How dead stars make planets
- Let my people download! Passover texts available online
- Nokia launches four handsets for N.America
(Reuters)
- Nokia launches four handsets for N.America
- Fandango calls for more wireless
- MTV, NBA store in new PayPal mobile text deal
- US FDA to review wireless phone safety
(Reuters)
- Sex Angle Pushed by Online Game Makers
(AP)
- "Avenger" pursues revenge instead of believable plot
(Reuters)
- Consumers want more from phones: study
(Reuters)
- Consumers want more from phones: study
- Greenpeace: McDonald's harming the Amazon
- HP Shows Off Products Tailored for India
(AP)
- Sony PS2 game tops Japan Mar software sales: survey
(Reuters)
- BlackBerry Maker Shares Sink on 4Q Report
(AP)
- Carphone seen heralding free broadband in the UK
- VoIP market growing strong: survey
(AFP)
- Souping up a Mac Mini with XP took 3 hours, about $200
- Cable Providers Aim to Add More Services
(AP)
- N.Y. exhibit shows a new take on maps
- Scientists process more photos from Mars
- NASA marks 25 years, preps for sea change
- Unappealing sooty mangabeys at heart of research battle
- Judge OKs $2B AOL class-action settlement
- Now starring on the Internet: YouTube.com
- Wiretapping on the increase in Europe
- Cellphone industry steps closer to VoIP
- Venus Express zooms toward new finds about Earth's twin
- MLB ready to play ball with musicians
- IBM Unveiling New Encryption Chip
(AP)
- Comcast, Sony to launch on-demand horror network
(Reuters)
- Samsung, Sony to build new LCD line
(Reuters)
- Samsung, Sony to build new LCD line
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