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• Tech salaries hit new record level
  Tuesday 7 February 2006 – 03:56
  Despite a general downturn in the technology economy partly relating to outsourcing to lower-wage economies, hourly salaries for tech professionals in the US have increased 11% since 2001 to their highest level ever.
• In tech world, is small really beautiful?
  Friday 5 September 2003 – 04:07
  Three decades after E.
• Georgia Tech Student Advertises For Kissing Lessons On Craigslist
  Tuesday 8 July 2008 – 01:50
  Atlanta (GA) - A Georgia Tech University student is meeting his online girlfriend for the first time and is advertising on Craigslist for some interesting assistance.
• Multi-Tech's New Networked Fax Servers
  Wednesday 21 March 2007 – 04:55
  You may consider faxing old technology but if you can receive faxes on your computer as PDFs or TIFFs you may just reassess your thinking.
• Tech giants work on "Secure PC" to protect copyrights
  Saturday 24 March 2001 – 08:23
  Microsoft Corp, IBM and Intel Corp, among others, are working inexorably toward the development of technologies that could be built into PCs that would prevent the copying of files without copyright owner permission.
• Tech groups oppose int'l cyber-crime treaty
  Sunday 3 December 2000 – 06:59
  A coalition that includes many of the world's largest high-tech companies has voiced polite opposition to the Council of Europe's newly revised international cyber-crime treaty.
• New Year's tech review
  Monday 1 January 2001 – 06:08
  The inevitable end-of-year technology roundups are appearing in the media and a few are even worth reading.
• Tech Group Aims at Profit-Friendly File-Sharing
  Friday 12 December 2003 – 04:56
  The world's largest software and music companies, together with a broad alliance of companies, on Wednesday said they would work together in a bid to transform Internet file sharing from a haven for piracy into a potential profit center.
• Computer tech accidentally wipes out Alaska oil fund data
  Thursday 22 March 2007 – 08:50
  Alaska is calling a routine maintenance check gone wrong "the worst-case scenario", after a technician accidentally wiped out a series of crucial government data. Two sets of back-up data were also corrupted, and Microsoft consultants were unable to retrieve the data.
• Chrysler's Sebring convertible goes high-tech
  Monday 2 April 2007 – 12:59
  A Chrysler Sebring may not be on the shopping list of car or tech enthusiasts. But there is no denying that the manufacturer is among the first to embrace technologies, such as hard drives, in cars that appeal to mainstream buyers: The 2008 Sebring can be ordered with GPS, plays MP3s from a hard drive, offers a JPEG slideshow viewer and even plays videos on the in-dash TFT LCD.
• Fujitsu licenses Transmeta's LongRun tech
  Thursday 2 December 2004 – 08:27
  For use in its current and future generation semiconductor products, Fujitsu Limited has licensed Transmeta Corp.'s LongRun2 power management and transistor leakage control technologies, the companies said today.
• Sun cofounder's tech fears answered
  Monday 6 November 2000 – 06:42
  When Bill Joy, the cofounder and Chief Scientist of Sun Microsystems, wrote his now famous essay in which he expressed concerns about the possibility of machines replacing human beings as the most intelligent species on earth, it made headlines even in the nontechnical press.
• What Formula One tells us about the tech industry
  Friday 22 June 2007 – 12:21
  Every year for the last four, I’ve had the privilege of attending races at the famous Brickyard, otherwise known as the Indianapolis Motor Speedway
• Industry group to challenge Intel's AMT manageability tech, sort of
  Wednesday 14 September 2005 – 11:48
  As Intel continues to move from plain processors and chipsets to complete platforms with unique features - one of them being Active Management Technology (AMT) - competitors and partners are lining up support for an open standard manageability platform called ASF 2.0. Positioned as an option for AMT, network administrators should count on working with not one but two smart network management standards in the future.
• Tech Consortium Forms Nonprofit for Long-Distance Wireless Push
  Wednesday 9 April 2003 – 06:11
  A consortium of technology giants has formed a new nonprofit corporation to promote long-distance broadband wireless access.