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  1. [TheRegister] T-Mobile suspends Sidekick Slide sales
  2. [TheRegister] Amazon's $399 <strike>folly</strike> book reader
  3. [TheRegister] iPhone to get 3G in May 2008
  4. [TheRegister] 911 phone phreakers face jail
  5. [Slashdot] Riding Shotgun With the Google Street View Beetle
  6. [Slashdot] FBI Doesn't Tell Courts About Bogus Evidence
  7. [Slashdot] Why Trolls and Flames Happen
  8. [Slashdot] Mass Effect Review
  9. [Geekologie] Amazon Releases Kindle, Oh Happy Day!
  10. [Geekologie] USB Laptop Alarm: Don't Know How I Feel
  11. [Geekologie] Aiko Robot Doesn't Like Being Touched
  12. [Superficial] Hayden Panettiere’s first panty flash (Awww)
  13. [Superficial] Jonathan Rhys Meyers arrested
  14. [Reuters] Amazon launches wireless book reader "Kindle"
  15. [TheRegister] Thumb twiddling Mozilla promises fix for privacy-biting bug
  16. [TheRegister] Microsoft lets slip Visual Studio 2008
  17. [TheRegister] IBM challenges HP to virtual I/O blade duel
  18. [Slashdot] Japan to Start Fingerprinting Foreign Travelers
  19. [Slashdot] Cryptography Expert Sounds Alarm At Possible Math Hack
  20. [Slashdot] Mixed News on Wiretapping from 9th Circuit US Court
  21. [Slashdot] China In the Habit of Copying And Redirecting US Sites?
  22. [Slashdot] Windows Vista SP1 Hands-On Details
  23. [Slashdot] Sesame Street DVD Deemed Adult-Only Entertainment
  24. [Slashdot] Star Trek Home Theater
  25. [Slashdot] Open Source Math
  26. [Slashdot] Christmas Shopping For Your Nephew
  27. [Slashdot] Do Tiny URL Services Weaken Net Architecture?
  28. [Slashdot] Amazon's Ebook The Future of Reading?
  29. [Slashdot] Journalists Can't Hide News From the Internet
  30. [Slashdot] Inside A Korean Rehab Camp For Web Addiction
  31. [Slashdot] In The US, Email Is Only For Old People
  32. [Geekologie] Metroid Samus Costume Looks Good To Me
  33. [Superficial] Julia Roberts hates the handicapped
  34. [TheRegister] Google builds very own Ethernet switches
  35. [Slashdot] Boing Boing Founder Warns of "Internet AIDS"
  36. [Slashdot] The Fastest Processor You Can't Run
  37. [Slashdot] FSF Reaches Out to RIAA Victims
  38. [Slashdot] Riding Shotgun With the Google Street View Beetle
  39. [Slashdot] FBI Doesn't Tell Courts About Bogus Evidence
  40. [Slashdot] Why Trolls and Flames Happen
  41. [Slashdot] Mass Effect Review
  42. [Slashdot] Scientists Trap a Rainbow
  43. [Slashdot] Judge Rules That I Own Slashdot
  44. [Slashdot] 10 Great Snake-Oil Gadgets
  45. [Slashdot] Hackers Use Banner Ads on Major Sites to Hijack Your PC
  46. [Slashdot] Is Apple Tracking iPhone Users Through IMEI?
  47. [Slashdot] 90% of IT Professionals Don't Want Vista
  48. [Slashdot] THG Labs In Depth With AMD Spider
  49. [Slashdot] Losing Personal Info On A Laptop Could Get You Charged
  50. [Slashdot] Study Warns of Internet Brownouts By 2010
  51. [Slashdot] The Fine Line Between Security and Usability
  52. [Superficial] Sophie Anderton is kind of famous, also a prostitute
  53. [Superficial] Britney Spears is great with living creatures
  54. [TheRegister] <em>Reg Dev</em> wants your Big Three for 07 and 08
  55. [TheRegister] Isilon fattens clustered NAS with 1TB disks
  56. [TheRegister] Cox pulls a Comcast with eDonkey
  57. [TheRegister] Everything still fine and dandy with HP in Q4
  58. [Slashdot] Court Order Against German T-Mobile iPhone Sales
  59. [Slashdot] Multiple FLAC Vulnerabilities Affect Every OS
  60. [Reuters] Nokia Siemens sees profit from "greener" networks
  61. [TheRegister] Xajax and PHP: JavaScript without the pain
  62. [Slashdot] Killer Mobile Graphics &mdash; NVIDIA's GeForce 8800M
  63. [TheRegister] Email security: Where are we @?
  64. [Slashdot] Vote To Eliminate Leap Seconds
  65. [Reuters] Senators urge tougher rating for "Manhunt" game
  66. [TheRegister] GPGPUs and FPGAs are now fully implanted in our brains
  67. [Slashdot] FSF Releases AGPL License For Web Services
  68. [Superficial] Beyonce has a spacious backyard
  69. [TheRegister] Warner puts 'Glu-ray' disc on hold - again
  70. [TheRegister] Public procurement directive strengthens rights of rejected bidders
  71. [TheRegister] Facebook faces UK data probe
  72. [TheRegister] Foreign Office on target for £120m efficiency savings
  73. [TheRegister] Small print is ignored and needs a rethink, govt study says
  74. [TheRegister] Having a migraine? Blame your brain
  75. [TheRegister] Pressure group: perverts will use tech to track your kids
  76. [TheRegister] Vodafone blocks iPhone in Germany
  77. [TheRegister] Drink rats' milk, suggests battling Heather Mills
  78. [Slashdot] Cannabis Compound Said To "Halt Cancer"
  79. [TheRegister] Beer set to hit four quid a pint
  80. [TheRegister] Trojan spreads using PI wiretapping scare
  81. [TheRegister] Nintendo takes shine to golden DS Lite
  82. [Slashdot] CNet Promotes Essential Open-Source Software to Joe Public
  83. [Slashdot] Samsung Caught Bribing Government Officials
  84. [Slashdot] Firefox 3 Beta 1 Review
  85. [Geekologie] For The Ladies: Handscape Rings Are Clever
  86. [Geekologie] Toilet Tunes Prevents Unwanted Situations
  87. [TheRegister] Orange and The Cloud hook up for Wi-Fi
  88. [TheRegister] Nokia 6110 Navigator GPS phone
  89. [TheRegister] Sony Ericsson ‘invents’ drag-and-drop for handhelds
  90. [TheRegister] What's Auntie for, exactly?
  91. [Slashdot] Are Aliens Living Among Us?
  92. [Slashdot] Kindle Versus The iPhone
  93. [Slashdot] Anatomy of the VA's IT Meltdown
  94. [Slashdot] UK Government Loses 15 Million Private Records
  95. [Geekologie] Laser Guided Hand Saw, Sure, Why Not
  96. [Geekologie] Play Pong And Tetris On A Watch, Why?
  97. [Superficial] Owen Wilson and Le Call go to Hawaii
  98. [Superficial] Kim Kardashian's ass is fully operational
  99. [Superficial] Mary-Kate Olsen hospitalized with kidney infection
  100. [Superficial] Britney Spears lost her virginity at 14
  101. [TheRegister] Symantec: Most data centers are a green tease
  102. [TheRegister] FSF thickens license soup for SaaS
  103. [TheRegister] How HMRC gave away the UK's national identity
  104. [TheRegister] DNS security improves as firms tool up to tackle spam
  105. [TheRegister] Brian May appointed university chancellor
  106. [TheRegister] Giuliani: Eye-O-Sauron™ border scan-towers are top idea
  107. [TheRegister] Darling admits Revenue loss of 25m personal records
  108. [TheRegister] Analysts warn of US broadband meltdown
  109. [TheRegister] Wii-like motion-control games to come to the PS2
  110. [Slashdot] Stem-Cell-Like Cells Produced From Skin
  111. [Slashdot] Using Google To Crack MD5 Passwords
  112. [Slashdot] The Happiest Days of Our Lives
  113. [Slashdot] AT&amp;T Calls Telecommuters Back To the Cubicle
  114. [Slashdot] The Obesity Epidemic &mdash; Is Medicine Scientific?
  115. [Superficial] Britney Spears hires private investigator
  116. [Superficial] Dennis Quaid's newborn twins in intensive care
  117. [Reuters] Nintendo offers new DS bundles ahead of holiday
  118. [Reuters] GameStop's disappointing outlook sinks shares
  119. [TheRegister] Monster.com attack puts users at risk (again)
  120. [TheRegister] <cite>Reg</cite> readers get physical with virtual machines
  121. [TheRegister] TJX consumer settlement sale offer draws scorn
  122. [TheRegister] Atari may hit reset button again
  123. [TheRegister] Leopard security bug puts Mail users at risk
  124. [Slashdot] The Evolving Face of Credit Card Scams
  125. [Slashdot] The Pirate Bay Facing "Old Fashioned" Pressure
  126. [Slashdot] Maryland To Tax Custom Programming and Computer Services
  127. [Superficial] Owen Wilson and Le Call go to Hawaii
  128. [Superficial] Kim Kardashian's ass is fully operational
  129. [Superficial] Paris Hilton showers down in new ‘sex’ tape (Hint: It's in a shower)
  130. [Reuters] MTV's new music game set to rock music industry
  131. [TheRegister] Sun's OpenSolaris gets CIFS-ilis
  132. [Slashdot] Google Crowdsources Map Editing
  133. [Superficial] Kim Kardashian's ass is fully operational
  134. [Superficial] Paris Hilton showers down in new ‘sex’ tape (Hint: It's in a shower)
  135. [Superficial] Britney Spears hires private investigator
  136. [Superficial] Dennis Quaid's newborn twins in intensive care
  137. [Slashdot] California Sues E-Voting Vendor ES&amp;S
  138. [Slashdot] Dan Geer On Trusting PCs In Botnets
  139. [TheRegister] Consumers not confident about web security
  140. [TheRegister] Police Complaints joins inquest into Darling data giveaway
  141. [TheRegister] EU fines videotape manufacturers for alleged cartel
  142. [TheRegister] Personal data is not a bar to FOI disclosure
  143. [TheRegister] Ring-back tones to carry adverts
  144. [TheRegister] New emails address you by name, then try to hose your PC
  145. [TheRegister] Virtual Iron presses OEM deal with Dell
  146. [Slashdot] Technology Innovation Areas For 2025
  147. [Reuters] Israel launches anti-hijack pilot ID system
  148. [Reuters] T-Mobile says to sell iPhone without contract
  149. [TheRegister] German cops shutter school after net massacre tip-off
  150. [TheRegister] Google serves up surprise password cracking function
  151. [TheRegister] Helicopters: President buys British, Queen buys American
  152. [TheRegister] Luvvies get temporary reprieve
  153. [TheRegister] WolfKing howls about wacky gaming keyboard
  154. [TheRegister] Huge sea scorpion overshadowed humans
  155. [TheRegister] Nvidia on-the-fly GPU switching desktop debut due Q1 '08
  156. [TheRegister] Lost HMRC discs pop up on eBay
  157. [Slashdot] Comparing Memory Usage of Firefox 2 vs 3
  158. [Slashdot] DNS Server Survey Reveals Mixed Security Picture
  159. [Superficial] Christina Aguilera forgot her underwear
  160. [Reuters] T-Mobile says to sell iPhone without contract
  161. [Reuters] "Rock Band" takes on "Guitar Hero"
  162. [TheRegister] Where does Web 2.0 leave the BBC?
  163. [TheRegister] Wii grasses up cheating wife
  164. [TheRegister] MoveOn tells Facebook to stop shining Beacon
  165. [TheRegister] Qinetiq Q-branch and Area 51 tech sell-off due a roasting
  166. [TheRegister] Yes! It's the USB retro-style vacuum cleaner
  167. [TheRegister] T-Mobile unlocks iPhone, charges €999
  168. [TheRegister] When is Java not Java?
  169. [TheRegister] Germany seeks malware 'specialists' to bug terrorists
  170. [TheRegister] Darling's Data giveaway - what the readers say
  171. [TheRegister] Will Darling's data giveaway kill off ID cards?
  172. [TheRegister] iSkin Cerulean F1+TX wireless Bluetooth headset
  173. [TheRegister] Iowa house swallowed in grain bin collapse
  174. [TheRegister] Inventor offers London Congestion Charge GPS gizmo
  175. [Slashdot] Must Nintendo Make a Mobile Phone?
  176. [Slashdot] Best Home Network NAS
  177. [Geekologie] Ninja Vs. Pirate: The Battle Rages On
  178. [TheRegister] ITU allocates post 2015 frequencies
  179. [TheRegister] A parents' guide to the HMRC data giveaway
  180. [Slashdot] Arecibo Observatory Loses Funding
  181. [Slashdot] KDE 4.0 RC 1 Released
  182. [Slashdot] Spying on Tor
  183. [Geekologie] Wii Light Sword Lights Up, Looks Short
  184. [Geekologie] Napkin Notebook: For Your $1,000,000 Ideas
  185. [Superficial] Dr. Jan Adams walks off Larry King Live
  186. [Superficial] Jenna Elfman still alive, supports the writers, okay, sure
  187. [Superficial] Britney Spears’ family wants her back in rehab
  188. [Reuters] "Rock Band" takes on "Guitar Hero"
  189. [Reuters] Israel launches anti-hijack pilot ID system
  190. [Reuters] U.N. aid agency seeks YouTube ads
  191. [Reuters] Strong HP results raises bar for Dell
  192. [TheRegister] Tosh to tempt laptop buyers with free HD DVDs
  193. [TheRegister] Info chief demands criminal charges for data breaches
  194. [Slashdot] 6 Major Pre-Production Electric Vehicles Compared
  195. [Superficial] Heidi Klum is out of her mind
  196. [Slashdot] What to Protect in Open Source Software
  197. [Slashdot] Ask MST3k Creator Joel Hodgson
  198. [Slashdot] Head First SQL
  199. [Slashdot] NASA Goes Bargain Basement With New Satellite
  200. [Geekologie] Ukranian Man Builds Two-Faced Wooden Car
  201. [Geekologie] Polymer Snow Debuts At Ski Resort In Texas!
  202. [Superficial] Hilary Duff still wears those dumb hats
  203. [Superficial] Mariah Carey smells like s’mores
  204. [TheRegister] E-voting vendor sued over machine change
  205. [TheRegister] Senate bill proposes to outlaw pretexting
  206. [TheRegister] Who's the greenest x86 vendor of them all?
  207. [Slashdot] Amazon's Kindle Sells Out In 5.5 Hours
  208. [Slashdot] Why Do Games Still Have Levels?
  209. [Superficial] Vanessa Minnillo gets her bikini on
  210. [TheRegister] NASA's Messenger mission reaches halfway point
  211. [Slashdot] Floating Computers Keep an Eye on the Oceans
  212. [Slashdot] Intel Considering Portable Data Centers
  213. [Slashdot] Ecma Receives 3,522 Comments on Open XML Standards
  214. [TheRegister] First metal cut on BAE's 'Taranis' robot stealth bomber
  215. [TheRegister] Chilis could struggle in 'Californication' lawsuit
  216. [TheRegister] Senior officials now in frame for HMRC data fiasco
  217. [TheRegister] Google opens Maps for editing
  218. [TheRegister] Sarin to Jobs: your sneakers stink and your GUI sucks
  219. [TheRegister] Cisco hack suspect convicted of breaking into universities
  220. [TheRegister] Korean cyber junkies march off to bootcamp
  221. [TheRegister] Need a new set of b*llocks? Try Argos
  222. [TheRegister] Apple pays $10m to end iTunes patent clash
  223. [TheRegister] Police arrest Welsh counterfeit music threesome
  224. [TheRegister] Orange unpeels HTC Touch Dual
  225. [Reuters] U.N. aid agency seeks YouTube ads
  226. [Reuters] Google U.S. Web search share jumps
  227. [Reuters] Samsung to invest $2.2 billion on LCD expansion
  228. [Reuters] Web offers myriad choices for holiday cards
  229. [TheRegister] Retailer reveals Wii Laser Sword
  230. [TheRegister] HMRC data loss could be tip of iceberg
  231. [TheRegister] Robo-mixologist expo opens in Vienna
  232. [TheRegister] Skype faces 020 7870 cut-off
  233. [TheRegister] Mourinho will be next England manager
  234. [TheRegister] UK Gov confirms new Foot and Mouth leak
  235. [TheRegister] Moon makes us extra special, scientists say
  236. [TheRegister] PlayStation phone 'plausible, attractive' - Sony exec
  237. [Slashdot] Turkey Day Chemistry in the Kitchen
  238. [TheRegister] Drive for superfast broadband switches up a gear
  239. [TheRegister] Datapocalypse Now
  240. [Slashdot] UK Music Retailers Beg, Drop the DRM
  241. [TheRegister] Israeli sky-hack switched off Syrian radars countrywide
  242. [TheRegister] Kindle, Eee PC top Amazon.com 'most wanted' list
  243. [TheRegister] Huge jellyfish pack slaughters 100,000 salmon
  244. [TheRegister] iRSI: Something else to add to your health woes
  245. [Slashdot] Microsoft Admits XP Has Same Bug As Win2K
  246. [Slashdot] Worry Over VZW, Sprint Phones' 911 Alarm
  247. [TheRegister] UK gov bans 'terror' suspect from science class
  248. [TheRegister] eBayer punts Wii for £1m
  249. [TheRegister] Why is the iPlayer a multi million pound disaster?
  250. [TheRegister] Sony 'not working on a PlayStation phone', staffer states