Threat of War in Iraq May Slow Technology Growth and Recovery. threat of war in iraq may slow technology growth and recovery. The market for technology and electronic consumer goods was beginning to make a modest recovery near the end of 2002 with the threat of war between the U.S. and Iraq just a threat. With the U. S. military gearing up for what appears to be a major showdown with Iraq, war seems to be more of reality. The consensus also indicates that the technology sector of the U. S. economy will remain somewhat unstable until either a decisive war breaks out with Iraq or until the threat of war diminishes. I don't see the economy really settling down until we make a decision one way or another (on Iraq)," according to Joe Tucci, CEO of EMC Corporation, a manufacturer of data storage hardware....

WorldNetDaily is citing military intelligence sources concerning a US customs and FBI investigation into the transfer of as many as 4000 Sony PlayStation 2 consoles to Iraq. WorldNetDaily is citing military intelligence sources concerning a US customs and FBI investigation into the transfer of as many as 4000 Sony PlayStation 2 consoles to Iraq. The sale of the systems is legal due to a loophole in a UN ban on the export of computer technology to Iraq....

A California lawmaker wants to make sure American technology is used in the wake of an American victory in Iraq, but his effort to control cellular technology in the Middle East nation is being called ill-advised and self-serving by critics. A California lawmaker wants to make sure American technology is used in the wake of an American victory in Iraq, but his effort to control cellular technology in the Middle East nation is being called ill-advised and self-serving by critics. Darrell Issa, R-Calif., proposed a bill to Congress, H.R. 1441, that would require the use of CDMA (Code Division Multiple Access) technology in lieu of GSM (Global System for Mobile Communications) technology for any federally funded efforts to build a cell phone network in post-war Iraq....

The FBI's cybersecurity arm is warning that the imminent threat of war with Iraq and escalating tensions with North Korea could lead to increased attacks against U.S. The FBI's cybersecurity arm is warning that the imminent threat of war with Iraq and escalating tensions with North Korea could lead to increased attacks against U.S. networks....

Soldiers and contractors have traditionally been sent videotapes, CDs and DVDs from home, but those forms of media often don’t hold up well to the intense heat and fine talcum powder-like sand in Iraq or Afghanistan. The case is to hop around the world to soldiers and contractors stationed in major hotspots like Iraq....

Baghdad (Iraq) - According to a picture posted on Flickr, one lucky U.S. Army soldier was saved by his iPod after the music player took a bullet from an AK-47. Kevin Garrad with the 3rd Infantry Division was patrolling the streets of Iraq when he rounded a corner and went face to face with a gun-toting insurance....

A Whitehouse representative edited an article on the popular online “encyclopaedia”, Wikipedia defending Bush’s actions in Iraq with all kinds of bizarre statements....

Wikileaks recently made news after leaking documents detailing prisons in Iraq and Guantanamo Bay. Wikileaks recently made news after leaking documents detailing prisons in Iraq and Guantanamo Bay....