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• Security firm warns of AIM vulnerability risk
  (aim security vulnerability)
• New Baby for Russian Aviation Industry
  (Superjet 100 Russia )
• Game Review - Halo 3 delivers
  (halo 3 review)
• A sticker that can lock down notebooks
  (sticker lock notebook)
• Halo 3 gamers going ballistic over scratched game discs
  (halo 3 scratches)
• CD-ROM drives turned into portable lab kits
  (cd-rom portablw lab)
• Microsoft to buy $300 - $500 million stake in Facebook
  (microsoft buy Facebook)
• Amazon opens DRM-free music store
  (amazon drm music)
• Motorola to show WiMax chipset for handheld devices
  (motorola WiMax mobile)
• Mac Office 2008 prices and packages announced
  (Mac Office 2008)
• Facebook targeted over child safety
  (facebook child safety)
• Sony takes Vaio notebooks into the mainstream
  (sony vaio)
• Apple customers warned not to unlock iPhones
  (apple iphone unlock)
• Seagate planning to release a hybrid hard drive
  (seagate hybrid hdd)
• Vivendi calls Apple iTunes contract terms
  (viventi apple itunes)
• PlayStation: The Return of Force Feedback
  (Playstation Rumble Controller)
• Microsoft quietly unveils Vista-to-XP downgrade
  (microsoft vista downgrade)
• One laptop per child project opens up on November 12
  (OLPC november)
• Google to lay broadband cable under the Pacific Ocean?
  (google broadband pacific)
• EU to review Google bid for DoubleClick
  (EU Google DoubleClick)
• Halo 3 hype train kicks into overdrive
  (halo hype 3)
• Personal safety a problem in lifecasting, iJustine interview
  (safety lifecasting iJustine)
• Starbucks ponies up 50 million free iTunes songs
  (starbucks itunes songs)
• Google stock price soars to new high
  (google stock price)
• Intel seeks collaboration, open protocols and a 3D Web
  (intel 3d web)
• Travelling Terabyte: The ultimate digital care package for overseas Marines
  (travelling terabyte storage)
• [IDF] The future of Notebooks and UMPCs
  (Wimax Moorestown UMPC Asus-R3 Montevina)
• [IDF] Intel Shows off Hotrod PC with 8 CPUs and 4 Graphics Cards
  (Intel Harpertown Quad-SLI Skulltrail)
• [IDF] Intel announces SSDs for Servers
  (SSD IDF Intel Hard-Drives)
• [IDF] Portable Fitness Computers
  (IDF Medicine Health Bio-Markers)
• [IDF] Ge-Si based Optical Converters Near Breakthrough
  (IDF Laser Converter Optical Datatransfer)
• [IDF] Intel Legend Gordon Moore: And what is your law?
  (Intel founder Moore Grove Noyce)
• [IDF] 5.9 GHz Quad-Core Sets new Records
  (IDF Quad-Core Conroe Overclocking)
• [IDF] Nehalem to Feature On-Die Memory Controller
  (Intel Nehalem Memory-Controller)
• [IDF] Keynote Offers no Big Surprises, Fascinates Nonetheless
  (IDF-Keynote Intel Otellini Gelsinger)
• USB 3.0 proposed
  (USB 3 )
• IBM makes office software available free of charge
  (IBM Ofiice)
• EA set for 32-player online Wii game
  (EA Wii online)
• eBay hits web, tv and movies in new fall ad campaign
  (eBay ad campaign)
• New phase-change memory tech 1000x faster than flash, researchers say
  (flash technology )
• Target reportedly doubles Blu-ray shelf space
  (Target Blu-ray)
• Spiral Frog gives free music downloads via ad support
  (Spiral Frog music)
• EU court confirms 497 million Euro fine against Microsoft
  (EU Microsoft lawsuit)
• Google approves of Office Open XML decision by the ISO
  (Google OOXML)
• Colin McRae, video game and car racing legend, dies at 39
  (McRae death)
• Study reveals cell phone users suffer
  (mobile phone study)
• Richard Branson sells off Virgin Megastore
  (Branson Virgin)
• Yahoo opens up social networking site
  (Yahoo social networking)
• Intel acquires physics software maker Havok
  (Intel Havok purchase)
• Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger signs law that prevents teenagers from driving with cell phones
  (law mobile phones)
• AMD unveils Phenom logo
  (AMD phenom logo)
• Wii confirmed as top-selling current-gen console
  (Wii sales)
• Desktop Factory begins taking orders for 3D printer
  (3D printer)
• Sony ditches DVD for Blu-ray in Japanese DVRs
  (Sony Blu-ray DVR)
• Playstation 3, PSP firmware nudged up to next level
  (PSP PS3 firmware)
• Sprint launches universal mobile shopping application
  (Sprint mobile shopping)
• Spin doctors observe atomic rotation
  (atom science )
• World Series of Video Games closes shop in middle of tournament
  (Gaming world series)
• Xbox 360's Lost Odyssey falls back to 2008
  (Lost Odyssey)
• Linux keeps man from receiving warranty repairs
  (Linux warranty)
• Trustplus, an online reputation that follows you
  (trustplus reputation privacy)
• Lenovo launches 45-watt PC
  (lenovo low-power )
• Study says 'M' rated games garner more sales
  (rating sales )
• Coverage: AMD's Barcelona launch event
  (AMD Barcelona)
• Apple looking to bite into FCC wireless auction
  (Apple FCC wireless)
• iPhone hack confirmed and available
  (iPhone hack)
• AMD is all in
  (AMD opinion)
• Intel expects higher revenues for Q3
  (Intel revenue Q3)
• Dell, Alienware offer expensive 64 GB SSD
  (Dell Alienware SSD)
• AMD's website paints Barcelona performance pictures not seen in the real world
  (AMD Barcelona performance)
• iPhone: Over one million sold
  (iPhone sold Apple)
• Microsoft and Siemens team up for in-car entertainment
  (Microsoft Siemens in-car)
• Motorola mulls multi-touch mobile
  (Motorola mobile)
• Facebook to allow non-members to search for people
  (Facebook search privacy)
• What if you were Steve Jobs?
  (Jobs Apple )
• Apple offers rebate, apologizes to iPhone buyers
  (Apple rebate iPhone)
• Semiconductor researchers peer into the purple landscape
  (Semiconductor atoms)
• Vudu service offers direct-to-set-top video downloads
  (Vudu downloads video)
• A remote to go along with high-end home theaters
  (remote theater)
• Boeing delays 787 Dreamliner
  (Boeing 787 Dreamliner)
• Mario Kart Wii to feature 16-player online battles
  (Wii Mario Kart)
• Acer joins HD DVD Promotional Group
  (Acer HD-DVD)
• HP launches a pair of iPaq phones
  (HP iPaq)
• Sony debuts 12 MP digital SLR camera
  (Sony 12MP SLR)
• Warner announces Project Origin video game, as the sequel to Fear
  (Fear Project Origin)
• iPhone price cut angers early adopters, concerns investors
  (iPhone price anger)
• Volvo rethinks the hybrid car
  (Volvo hybrid)
• Integra announces HD DVD player
  (Integra HD-DVD)
• IFA 2007: The World's Most Expensive High-End Stereo System
  (Clearaudio Mark Levinson Krell Highend)
• IFA 2007: Very Snappy - Casio is developing the world's fastest digital camera
  (Casio 60-fps Digital-Camera Prototype)
• IFA 2007: Ministation, Drivestation, Nfinity - Buffalo presents new home-networking devices
  (Buffalo MiniStation Drivestation Nfinity)
• IFA 2007: Q5 - Cowon's new luxury-class Portable Video Player
  (Cowon Q5 multimedia portable)
• IFA 2007: Linksys N200 - Network Storage Solution with Streaming Functionality
  (Linksys N200)
• IFA 2007: Humax Combo-9000 - A hybrid Set-Top-Box for DVB-S and DVB-T
  (Humax Combo-9000)
• IFA 2007: Panasonic HDC-SD5 Full-HD Camcorder
  (HDC-SD5 Panasonic Camcorder Full-HD)
• IFA 2007: LG Electronics R500 - A Speedy Notebook
  (LG-Electronics R500-UPRAG Notebook)
• Creative's “New” Zen - A Multimedia Player in Credit Card Format
  (Zen Creative Mediaplayer)
• IFA 2007: Joybook R56.G06 & G11 - BenQ unveils new Notebooks
  (IFA BenQ Joybook-R56.G06 Joybook-R56.G11)
• IFA 2007: BD-UP5000: Samsung's dual format player for Blu-ray and HD-DVD
  (BD-UP5000 Samsung Blu-ray hd-dvd combo)
• IFA 2007: TomTom Go 920 T - Sending the Go 910 into Retirement
  (TomTom GO-920T Navigation GPS)