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  1. [TheRegister] Malware spectre haunts Adobe Reader
  2. [TheRegister] Why Microsoft vs Mankind still matters
  3. [TheRegister] Human or Hobbit: it is all in the wrist
  4. [TheRegister] Spunky salmon return to life to gas us all
  5. [TheRegister] No more buys from Acer
  6. [Geekologie] Small Camcorder Hides In Pack Of Gum
  7. [Superficial] Hayden Panettiere is dating Captain Sissypants
  8. [Geekologie] Light Up Boomerang Makes For Cool Pictures
  9. [Geekologie] Real Life Donkey Kong Looks Hard
  10. [Superficial] Britney Spears ex-bodyguard gives exclusive interview
  11. [Reuters] Microsoft readies "Halo 3" video game for launch
  12. [Reuters] TV on cellphone screens? No thanks, say Europeans
  13. [Reuters] Vivendi calls Apple iTunes contract terms "indecent"
  14. [Reuters] Nvidia aims at Intel with integrated graphics chip
  15. [Reuters] Revenue Science offers behavioral ads in Japan
  16. [Reuters] Starbucks to give away music as new service starts
  17. [Reuters] Experts doubt plan to block bomb recipes on Web
  18. [Reuters] News Corp's Fox to launch free MySpace mobile
  19. [Reuters] Sanoma unit gets early Web access to Disney shows
  20. [Reuters] Dell ties up with GOME to sell PCs in China
  21. [Superficial] Nicole Richie pregnant bikini pictures
  22. [Reuters] Microsoft readies "Halo 3" for launch
  23. [Reuters] Microsoft in talks to invest in Facebook: report
  24. [Reuters] Global web privacy rules needed in 5 years: Google
  25. [Reuters] Blu-ray/HD DVD war to run another 18 months: report
  26. [Reuters] TV on cellphone screens? No thanks, say Europeans
  27. [Reuters] Vivendi calls Apple iTunes contract terms "indecent"
  28. [Reuters] Nvidia aims at Intel with integrated graphics chip
  29. [Reuters] Revenue Science offers behavioral ads in Japan
  30. [Reuters] Experts doubt plan to block bomb recipes on Web
  31. [Reuters] News Corp's Fox to launch free MySpace mobile
  32. [TheRegister] Red Hat plots re-org to deal with JBoss woes
  33. [TheRegister] Czech Olympic Committee annihilates English language
  34. [TheRegister] Hitachi adds power-down to mid-range storage gear
  35. [TheRegister] Creative Commons sued for deception
  36. [Superficial] Nicole Richie is pregnant and in a bikini...again
  37. [Superficial] Vanessa Hudgens is wearing clothes
  38. [Superficial] Paris Hilton lowers the appeal of any event
  39. [TheRegister] Chuck Norris to do battle in <cite>El Reg</cite> Arena of Death
  40. [TheRegister] Premature exit for GPL test case?
  41. [TheRegister] Unholy trinity of flaws put Google users at risk
  42. [TheRegister] Unisys blamed for DHS data breaches
  43. [TheRegister] NY probes Facebook over pedophile controls
  44. [TheRegister] Jack Thompson sets about <em>Halo 3</em>
  45. [TheRegister] Venezuela to shift clocks half an hour
  46. [Reuters] Microsoft readies "Halo 3" video game for launch
  47. [Reuters] Microsoft in talks to invest in Facebook: report
  48. [Reuters] Apple says unlocking software can damage iPhone
  49. [Reuters] NY subpoenas Facebook over safety from predators
  50. [Reuters] Global web privacy rules needed in 5 years: Google
  51. [Reuters] Blu-ray/HD DVD war to run another 18 months: report
  52. [Reuters] Google eyes Canada rollout of discreet Street View
  53. [Reuters] TV on cellphone screens? No thanks, say Europeans
  54. [Reuters] Vivendi calls Apple iTunes contract terms "indecent"
  55. [Reuters] Revenue Science offers behavioral ads in Japan
  56. [Reuters] Microsoft's "Halo 3" game launches amid spectacle
  57. [Reuters] Microsoft in talks to invest in Facebook: report
  58. [Reuters] Apple says unlocking software can damage iPhone
  59. [Reuters] NY subpoenas Facebook over safety from predators
  60. [Reuters] "CSI" makes the crime scene with mobile debut
  61. [Reuters] Global web privacy rules needed in 5 years: Google
  62. [Reuters] Blu-ray/HD DVD war to run another 18 months: report
  63. [Reuters] Google eyes Canada rollout of discreet Street View
  64. [Reuters] TV on cellphone screens? No thanks, say Europeans
  65. [Reuters] Vivendi calls Apple iTunes contract terms "indecent"
  66. [Slashdot] PC Makers Offering a Bridge Back To XP
  67. [Slashdot] Excel 2007 Multiplication Bug
  68. [Slashdot] Canadian Copyright Official Dumped Over MPAA Conflict
  69. [Slashdot] Virgin Digital To Close Up Shop
  70. [Slashdot] First US GPL Lawsuit Heads For Quick Settlement
  71. [Slashdot] Vivendi Calls iTunes Contract Terms "Indecent"
  72. [Slashdot] Gartner Touts Web 2.0, Scoffs At Web 3.0
  73. [Slashdot] Apple's Leopard Will Exclude 800MHz G4 Processors
  74. [Slashdot] STriDER, a Three-Legged Walking Robot
  75. [Slashdot] A Mathematical Answer To the Parallel Universe Question
  76. [Slashdot] Video Professor Sues 100 Anonymous Critics
  77. [Slashdot] Halo 3 Review
  78. [Slashdot] Jack Thompson Sets His Sights On Halo 3
  79. [Slashdot] Firefox Working to Fix Memory Leaks
  80. [Slashdot] From Sputnik to the WWW, a History of ARPA
  81. [Slashdot] Unisys Investigated For Covering Up Cyber-Attacks
  82. [Reuters] Microsoft pins game unit profit on "Halo 3" launch
  83. [Reuters] Microsoft in talks to invest in Facebook: report
  84. [Reuters] Apple says unlocking software can damage iPhone
  85. [Reuters] NY subpoenas Facebook over safety from predators
  86. [Reuters] "CSI" makes the crime scene with mobile debut
  87. [Reuters] Global web privacy rules needed in 5 years: Google
  88. [Reuters] Blu-ray/HD DVD war to run another 18 months: report
  89. [Reuters] Google eyes Canada rollout of discreet Street View
  90. [Reuters] Infineon to develop 3G chip for Motorola
  91. [Reuters] TV on cellphone screens? No thanks, say Europeans
  92. [TheRegister] China jails four over Panda worm
  93. [TheRegister] UK patent office ponders fast-tracking patents and trade marks
  94. [TheRegister] NASA postpones Dawn
  95. [TheRegister] EchoStar gto buy Slingbox maker for $380m
  96. [TheRegister] C&amp;W inks deal with online games firm
  97. [TheRegister] MySpace launches free mobile service
  98. [TheRegister] OpSource signs MuleSource for SaaS integration
  99. [TheRegister] Young hearts roam free on UK cellco network
  100. [Slashdot] Vodafone Move Invites Web Development Chaos
  101. [TheRegister] Apple reminds customers who's boss
  102. [TheRegister] Boffins offer explanation for meteorite sickness
  103. [TheRegister] Microsoft eyes stake in Facebook
  104. [Slashdot] Germs Taken Into Space May Come Back Deadlier
  105. [Slashdot] Upcoming Firmware Will Brick Unlocked iPhones
  106. [Geekologie] Gamercize Makes You Exercise To Play
  107. [Geekologie] World's Largest Pencil Video
  108. [Geekologie] Pentagon Funds Maple Seed Camera Project
  109. [Superficial] Jake Gyllenhaal and Reese Witherspoon getting cozy
  110. [Reuters] Microsoft launches "Halo 3"
  111. [Reuters] Amazon launches early version of music service
  112. [Reuters] Apple says unlocking software can damage iPhone
  113. [Reuters] Microsoft reportedly in talks to invest in Facebook
  114. [Reuters] EchoStar says to buy Sling Media
  115. [Reuters] NY subpoenas Facebook over safety from predators
  116. [Reuters] "CSI" makes the crime scene with mobile debut
  117. [Reuters] Global web privacy rules needed in 5 years: Google
  118. [Reuters] Blu-ray/HD DVD war to run another 18 months: report
  119. [Reuters] Infineon to develop 3G chip for Motorola
  120. [TheRegister] Sun crams four sockets worth of Xeons into 2U box
  121. [TheRegister] Fotango to smother Zimki on Christmas Eve
  122. [TheRegister] Symantec accidentally warns of internet meltdown
  123. [TheRegister] Nvidia GeForce 7150/nForce 630i integrated chipset
  124. [TheRegister] Space makes germs more deadly
  125. [TheRegister] Pipex announces plan to disembowel itself
  126. [TheRegister] <strong>[NSFW]</strong> Conservatives cock-up over pound again
  127. [Geekologie] Not Found Bumper Sticker Lacks Cool Factor
  128. [Geekologie] Colorlight DVD Sets The Mood
  129. [Superficial] Sarah Jessica Parker is just plain ugly
  130. [TheRegister] D-Link unveils desktop and mobile Wi-Fi cards
  131. [TheRegister] Downed blogger Murray vows to continue Usmanov attacks
  132. [Slashdot] Google Testing "My World" Second Life Rival?
  133. [Slashdot] Microsoft to Buy 5% of Facebook Valuing at $10bn
  134. [Slashdot] Apple May Be Breaking the Law With Policy On iPhone Unlocks
  135. [Slashdot] Chinese Worm Creator Gets High-Paying Job Offer In Prison
  136. [Slashdot] Law Firm Fighting For White Collar (IT) Overtime
  137. [Geekologie] New Bowl Allows You To Walk Your Fish
  138. [Geekologie] Gun + High Speed Camera = Awesome
  139. [TheRegister] Google Maps rolls out the Mesopotamian nil-cubit
  140. [TheRegister] Guessing at compromised host numbers
  141. [TheRegister] TrafficMaster sells clients' location info to UK.gov
  142. [TheRegister] Amazon opens DRM-free music store
  143. [TheRegister] When will VMware be bigger than EMC?
  144. [TheRegister] Programming message services in Java
  145. [Superficial] Kiefer Sutherland arrested for DUI
  146. [Superficial] Britney Spears uses public restrooms
  147. [TheRegister] Cisco teams with Haier for home network gear
  148. [TheRegister] Ninja she-devils rob Pennsylvania gas station
  149. [TheRegister] Don't get stuck with AJAX, Oracle warns
  150. [TheRegister] China spots 42 new glaciers
  151. [TheRegister] <em>Halo 3</em> packaging in disk-scratch rumpus
  152. [TheRegister] eBay forum mysteriously leaks account details on 1,200 users
  153. [TheRegister] PHP victory over Ruby: was Gosling right?
  154. [Reuters] Next for Microsoft Xbox: winning casual gamers
  155. [Reuters] Video game teaches kids about diet - then turns off
  156. [Reuters] AOL co-founder backs new online payment firm
  157. [Reuters] Parents worry about Web but don't stop kids' use
  158. [Reuters] Amazon launches early version of Web music service
  159. [Reuters] U.S. moving "quickly as possible" on Sirius: XM
  160. [Reuters] Microsoft reportedly in talks to invest in Facebook
  161. [Reuters] Samsung keeps global TV market lead: iSuppli
  162. [Reuters] EchoStar says to buy Sling Media
  163. [Reuters] NY subpoenas Facebook over safety from predators
  164. [TheRegister] Red Hat beats Q2 expectations with Linux sales
  165. [TheRegister] China plans spaceport number 4
  166. [TheRegister] New cracks in Google mail
  167. [Slashdot] Annual IT Salary Survey Finds Dissatisfaction
  168. [Slashdot] Bloggers Versus Billionaire
  169. [Slashdot] GPL Lawsuit May Not Settle
  170. [Slashdot] Vonage Hit With $69.5M Judgement
  171. [Slashdot] Germany To Build New Maglev Railway
  172. [Slashdot] Is Good Scientific Journalism Possible?
  173. [Slashdot] Survey Says GPLv3 Is Shunned
  174. [Slashdot] Amazon DRM-Free Music Store Goes Beta
  175. [Slashdot] UK Schools Will Fight Cyberbullying
  176. [Slashdot] Firefox 3 Antiphishing Sends Your URLs To Google
  177. [Slashdot] Embedding XML In Docs?
  178. [Slashdot] Why AnywhereCD Failed
  179. [Slashdot] WordPress 2.3 Does Not Spy On Users [UPDATED]
  180. [Reuters] Microsoft offers to replace damaged "Halo 3" discs
  181. [Reuters] Video game teaches kids about diet - then turns off
  182. [Reuters] AOL co-founder backs new online payment firm
  183. [TheRegister] Acer plans renewed effort to drag up PC prices
  184. [TheRegister] Is cellular M2M relevant to your industry?
  185. [TheRegister] Vanessa Hudgens net smut: your children are at risk
  186. [TheRegister] Phishers bait hook with Verified by Visa scam
  187. [TheRegister] Adwalker awarded US patent
  188. [TheRegister] Ofcom primes broadband afterburner
  189. [TheRegister] MS confirms <em>Halo 3 Limited Edn</em> box scratch bug
  190. [TheRegister] Vonage trips $69.5m patent
  191. [TheRegister] Motorola MotoRokr S9 Bluetooth headphones
  192. [TheRegister] Vodafone billing woes continue
  193. [Slashdot] Linux Crashes the Mobile Party
  194. [Slashdot] Internet Service Tax Moritorium Set To Expire
  195. [Slashdot] Watchdog To Represent eBay Seller In Autodesk Suit
  196. [Superficial] Paris Hilton making humanitarian trip to Rwanda
  197. [TheRegister] French court says non to pre-loaded Windows on Acer laptop
  198. [TheRegister] TV firm takes £2m hit for competition line scandal
  199. [TheRegister] BT cranks VoIP &amp; BlackBerry Enigma machine
  200. [Slashdot] Ebay Hacked, User Info Posted
  201. [Slashdot] Google Video Blasted Over Piracy Claims
  202. [Slashdot] Demonoid Torrent Tracker Shut Down by CRIA
  203. [Geekologie] Abacus Watch Tells Time With A Ball
  204. [Superficial] Victoria Beckham looks like a Nazi – literally
  205. [Superficial] Zac Efron is confusing Master Chief
  206. [Superficial] Dita Von Teese makes neutering sexy
  207. [TheRegister] Chemical-weapons hysteria causes cholera
  208. [TheRegister] Vodafone UK loses roamers worldwide
  209. [TheRegister] If users are a security threat, how do you manage them?
  210. [TheRegister] DARPA code teams compete on same K9 robot
  211. [Geekologie] John Harvard Is Master Chief
  212. [Geekologie] Transformer USB Storage Drives
  213. [Geekologie] Wind Up Lamp Is A Lamp You Wind Up
  214. [Geekologie] Cybercars Are Better Than The Bus
  215. [Superficial] Heidi Montag finds happiness with fake breasts
  216. [TheRegister] Sun patches Java patching
  217. [TheRegister] What's 77.1 x 850? Don't ask Excel 2007
  218. [TheRegister] IBM virtual strike goes ahead in Sadville
  219. [TheRegister] Three Gorges Dam an 'environmental catastrophe'
  220. [TheRegister] Best Buy adds disclaimer to 'secret website'
  221. [TheRegister] It's time to pay attention to Sun's x86 server biz
  222. [Superficial] Natalie Portman is shy, filler
  223. [TheRegister] New euro coin stuffs Turkey
  224. [TheRegister] Sling Media intros simplified Slingbox
  225. [TheRegister] Code dandy Transitive adds laptop, legacy Solaris/SPARC plays
  226. [TheRegister] Adobe gifts internal file permissions to unwashed masses
  227. [TheRegister] Supremes to rule on PC makers' patent spat
  228. [TheRegister] Hugo Chavez rails against teen Bulgarian airbags
  229. [TheRegister] US Navy to remodel Hitler's San Diego bunker
  230. [TheRegister] EU online gambling firms demand $100 bil in WTO dispute
  231. [TheRegister] Sun packs out Solaris developer support
  232. [TheRegister] Green Dell gets greener with new green initiative
  233. [Slashdot] Briefcase Sized DNA Analysis System
  234. [Slashdot] The Soldier of the Future
  235. [Slashdot] How Burmese Dissidents Crack Censorship
  236. [Slashdot] Convicted VoIP Hacker Robert Moore Speaks
  237. [Slashdot] The Handheld Calculator Turns 40
  238. [Slashdot] Washington State LUG to Hold "Nerd Auction"
  239. [Slashdot] Review of Amazon's DRM-Less Music Download Store
  240. [Slashdot] The History of the Federal Reserve
  241. [Slashdot] Space Station Partners Bicker Over Closure Date
  242. [Slashdot] Jack Thompson Includes Gay Porn With Court Filing
  243. [Slashdot] DIY Biochemical Scanner From a Hacked CD Drive
  244. [Slashdot] Supreme Court Continues to Address Patent Concerns
  245. [Slashdot] MMO Bans Men Playing As Women
  246. [Slashdot] Space Rope Trick Experiment Goes Awry
  247. [TheRegister] Yahoo!'s <strike>in</strike>sanity over Zimbra and Google's plan to rule open source code
  248. [Reuters] Microsoft revamps Windows Live search, eyes Google
  249. [Reuters] Quantum communication: atoms talk long distance
  250. [Reuters] Google plans staff expansion, largely in Europe: report