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  1. [TheRegister] Adobe frightens Wall St with on-target results
  2. [TheRegister] Lesbians like straight men, researchers find
  3. [TheRegister] Malware not man blamed in child abuse download case
  4. [TheRegister] <em>Spinal Tap</em>'s Tufnel gets new Honda hydrogen car
  5. [TheRegister] Davis faces North Korean victory margin in civil liberty vote
  6. [TheRegister] Swedish parliament rejects snoop everyone law
  7. [TheRegister] Europe's first mobile WiMAX goes online
  8. [TheRegister] Phorm failed to mention 'illegal' trials at Home Office meeting in 2007
  9. [TheRegister] Kazakh TV off-air after satellite 'breathing troubles'
  10. [TheRegister] 3G iPhone not ready for the enterprise?
  11. [TheRegister] AMD readies rival for Intel's Atom
  12. [TheRegister] Roomba robot maker to build DARPA squidge-droids
  13. [TheRegister] Al-Qaeda targets net-connected coffee machine
  14. [TheRegister] US woman sues over exploding thong
  15. [TheRegister] VeriSign builds out DNS security defences
  16. [TheRegister] ClearSpeed's silicon freshness results in 41 Teraflop rack
  17. [TheRegister] 1,076 developers, 15 years, one open-source Wine
  18. [TheRegister] XtremeData gives Xeon chips another math lesson with FPGAs
  19. [TheRegister] Red Hat chief calls for open source missionary work
  20. [TheRegister] Is it safe to download al Qaeda manuals yet?
  21. [TheRegister] Photobucket tipped over by Turkish hacker
  22. [TheRegister] FCC tests 'vindicate' white space lobby
  23. [Slashdot] Digital TV Foreshadows Erosion of Net Rights
  24. [TheRegister] New vistas with windows frames
  25. [TheRegister] Nokia N78
  26. [TheRegister] FSA fines stockbrokers for poor data security
  27. [Slashdot] Guide to DIY Wiretapping
  28. [Slashdot] Confessions of a Wi-Fi Thief
  29. [Slashdot] OpenSUSE 11.0 Released
  30. [Slashdot] Best Electronics Kits For Adults?
  31. [TheRegister] Leeds thieves target Ford Focus chips
  32. [TheRegister] Nokia looking for love in <strike>all the wrong</strike> Plazes
  33. [TheRegister] Android delays hurt self-realisation
  34. [TheRegister] Researcher: NebuAd forges Google data packets
  35. [Slashdot] Why the LHC Won't Destroy the World
  36. [TheRegister] Web browsers face crisis of security confidence
  37. [TheRegister] Salesforce.com marches on IBM's Notes business
  38. [TheRegister] Microsoft fights gaming Trojan menace
  39. [TheRegister] PS3 sale price spurs costs Sony dear
  40. [TheRegister] Nokia grabs control of Symbian - then gives it away
  41. [TheRegister] Police detain Tariq Aziz's cigar case
  42. [TheRegister] Orange launches dance-powered phone charger
  43. [TheRegister] Heart Internet spreads the <strike>love</strike> passwords
  44. [TheRegister] Adobe update foils Reader and Acrobat exploits
  45. [TheRegister] Lenovo throws arms and legs around SMBs
  46. [TheRegister] Intel Atom 230 ultra low-power desktop CPU
  47. [Slashdot] ICANN Asked To Shut Down "Worst" Chinese Registrar
  48. [Slashdot] The Life and Times of Buckminster Fuller
  49. [Slashdot] Montreal's Public Bikes To Use Web, RFID, Solar
  50. [Slashdot] Prior Art In Barracuda-Trend Micro Lawsuit
  51. [Geekologie] FAKE: Uncontacted Amazon Tribe A Hoax
  52. [TheRegister] Almost half of malicious sites tied to 10 networks
  53. [TheRegister] San Franciscans prep monument to US prez
  54. [Slashdot] When Is a Self-Signed SSL Certificate Acceptable?
  55. [TheRegister] T-Mobile launches price promise
  56. [TheRegister] Eco-activist gets tougher with gadget makers
  57. [Slashdot] Google Abandons the Gmail Name In Germany
  58. [Slashdot] What Does It Mean To Be an Open Source Author?
  59. [Slashdot] The Beginnings of a TLD Free-For-All?
  60. [Reuters] U.S. judge upholds Alcatel award in Microsoft case
  61. [TheRegister] Dutch government gags Oyster researchers
  62. [TheRegister] DSGi profit plummets 30%
  63. [Reuters] Oracle net profit jumps, but outlook cautious
  64. [TheRegister] Gas crunch: Jatropha, kudzu, algae and magic to rescue
  65. [TheRegister] Sony Ericsson Cyber-shot C902 cameraphone
  66. [TheRegister] Asda declares baby's arse 'pornographic'
  67. [TheRegister] Think tank slams paedophile paranoia culture
  68. [TheRegister] Intel says 'no' to Windows Vista
  69. [TheRegister] ICANN approves customized top-level domains
  70. [Slashdot] Does an Open Java Really Matter?
  71. [Reuters] Intel pursues narrow Windows Vista rollout
  72. [Reuters] Playing a video game? No, it's health therapy
  73. [TheRegister] Maven and Eclipse strive for Visual Studio 'power'
  74. [TheRegister] Microsoft and HP tackle SQL-injection scourge
  75. [Slashdot] Supreme Court Holds Right to Bear Arms Applies to Individuals
  76. [TheRegister] AVG disguises fake traffic as IE6
  77. [TheRegister] Dell ready to judge and repair your storage shop
  78. [TheRegister] ICANN approves customized top-level domains
  79. [TheRegister] Brocade releases second wave of HBAs
  80. [TheRegister] Dreamer calls for revolution of the algorithm
  81. [TheRegister] Hyper-V climbs into Windows
  82. [TheRegister] BT starts threatening music downloaders with internet cut-off
  83. [TheRegister] Amazon thinks Cloud will conquer Man by 2010
  84. [TheRegister] UK abandons train and tube scanners
  85. [TheRegister] Gas crunch: Jatropha, kudzu, algae and magic to rescue
  86. [TheRegister] Mars whacked by object bigger than Pluto
  87. [TheRegister] LiPS Forum climbs into LiMO
  88. [TheRegister] Sony Ericsson Cyber-shot C902 cameraphone
  89. [TheRegister] Security: Protect and survive with <em>El Reg</em>
  90. [TheRegister] Yahoo! counts! the! reasons! it's better! off! without! Microsoft!
  91. [TheRegister] Red Hat rolls along in Q1
  92. [TheRegister] Charter suspends NebuAd data-pimping experiment
  93. [TheRegister] UK.gov calls on white hat hackers to spot data leaks
  94. [TheRegister] Yahoo! Mail! vuln! fixed!
  95. [Slashdot] Entertainment Weekly Bemoans Lack of Great Science Books
  96. [Slashdot] Power Consumption of a Typical PC While Gaming
  97. [Slashdot] Google Begat the End of the Scientific Method?
  98. [Slashdot] How Facebook Stores Billions of Photos
  99. [Reuters] RIM profit jumps, outlook underwhelms; stock drops
  100. [Reuters] Apple's profit may be higher for new iPhone
  101. [Reuters] Electronic health-record standards agreed
  102. [Reuters] Workplaces to see more spats over after-hours
  103. [Reuters] Oracle net profit jumps, but outlook cautious
  104. [Reuters] Red Hat net profit rises, expects steady growth
  105. [Reuters] T-Mobile launches wireless home phone service
  106. [Reuters] Internet-based care aids blood pressure control
  107. [Reuters] Nokia plays catch up in Japan
  108. [Reuters] Radio frequency identification in hospitals could pose risks
  109. [TheRegister] Premiership tackles Ukranian football streaming site
  110. [TheRegister] Cambridge congestion charge plans shelved
  111. [TheRegister] Swedish bloggers give MEP a kicking over media pluralism
  112. [Slashdot] The Fight To End Aging Gains Legitimacy, Funding
  113. [Reuters] Get ready for .smith, .sports or .love on the Web
  114. [TheRegister] YouTube rant missus hauled into court
  115. [TheRegister] North Carolina targets WTF licence plates
  116. [TheRegister] The gold standard in data storage?
  117. [TheRegister] <em>Grand Theft Auto</em> reportedly inspires teen rampage
  118. [Slashdot] North Pole Ice On Track To Melt By September?
  119. [Slashdot] Firefox 3 Already Rules the Roost
  120. [Slashdot] US Halts Applications For Solar Energy Projects
  121. [Slashdot] "Wisdom of Crowds" Works For Individuals Too
  122. [Slashdot] Tiny Satellite Set To Hunt Asteroids
  123. [Reuters] Oracle damages in SAP case could top $1 bln: filing
  124. [Reuters] California to drivers: Drop the cell phone, dude
  125. [Reuters] Yahoo reorganizes businesses under Decker
  126. [TheRegister] Mars suitable for growing asparagus
  127. [TheRegister] Witness the future of Brocade
  128. [TheRegister] Sony Ericsson slumps on gloomy outlook
  129. [TheRegister] Chrysler shoves hotspots into hot rods
  130. [Slashdot] MPAA Scores First P2P Jury Conviction
  131. [Slashdot] Alfresco-Adobe Pact Continues To Strengthen Open Source
  132. [TheRegister] DOJ sinks another EliteTorrent admin
  133. [TheRegister] Google plugs YouTube into Playstation 3
  134. [Slashdot] Where To Draw the Line With Embryo Selection?
  135. [TheRegister] Granite Jesus, blessed be thy gneiss
  136. [TheRegister] 19-year-old 'fast flux' botnet pioneer agrees to plea guilty
  137. [Slashdot] OCZ's Brain Wave Interface Headband Reviewed
  138. [Slashdot] Pieces of Ancient Earth May Be Hidden On the Moon
  139. [Slashdot] Anti-Evolution "Academic Freedom" Bill Passed In Louisiana
  140. [Slashdot] OCZ's Brain Wave Interface Headband Reviewed
  141. [Slashdot] Where To Draw the Line With Embryo Selection?
  142. [Slashdot] MPAA Scores First P2P Jury Conviction
  143. [Slashdot] Alfresco-Adobe Pact Continues To Strengthen Open Source
  144. [Slashdot] Orbitz Open Sources Tools To Manage Large Distributed Applications
  145. [Slashdot] Grand OGL Wiki Seeks to Publish RPG Book Back-Stock
  146. [Slashdot] North Pole Ice On Track To Melt By September?
  147. [Slashdot] Harvard Study Questions "Long Tail" Theory
  148. [Slashdot] Will Amazon Get a Visit From the Tax Man?
  149. [Slashdot] Firefox 3 Already Rules the Roost
  150. [Slashdot] US Halts Applications For Solar Energy Projects
  151. [Slashdot] Thinking of Security Vulnerabilities As Defects
  152. [Slashdot] Another Inventor of the Internet Wants To Gag It
  153. [Slashdot] US To Get EU Private Citizen Data
  154. [Slashdot] GoDaddy VP Caught Bidding Against Customers
  155. [Reuters] California to drivers: Drop the cell phone, dude
  156. [TheRegister] Japanese girls taught English by Nintendo DS
  157. [Slashdot] What Do You Want On Future Browsers?
  158. [TheRegister] Feds urge court to dismiss lawsuit protecting life on Earth
  159. [TheRegister] French handbag eBay over fakes
  160. [TheRegister] Duff UK nukes risk 'popcorn' multi-blast accident apocalypse
  161. [TheRegister] Adobe boosts Flash media search with Google and Yahoo!
  162. [Slashdot] TV Viewers' Average Age Hits 50 Years Old
  163. [TheRegister] TSA says 'checkpoint friendly' laptop bags on the way
  164. [TheRegister] Microsoft searches for meaning with Powerset buy
  165. [TheRegister] JBoss app server 5.0 emerges from hiding
  166. [TheRegister] Japanese military shamed by USB device
  167. [TheRegister] BEA gets last laugh on Oracle app server
  168. [TheRegister] Pillar pumps performance in Axiom array
  169. [TheRegister] KVM backer takes virtual desktops on the road
  170. [TheRegister] Swedish customs pull Frenchman with two asses
  171. [TheRegister] Xandros buys Linspire, says bruised ex-CEO
  172. [TheRegister] Software outfit keeps Vulcan airborne
  173. [TheRegister] Tiwi spies on your children, so you don't have to
  174. [TheRegister] Getac E100 rugged UMPC
  175. [TheRegister] Italian authorities raid alleged music filesharing forum
  176. [TheRegister] Boffins invent 42GB DVD
  177. [TheRegister] Who will be the next Doctor?
  178. [TheRegister] Microsoft dishes up interoperability version 1.0
  179. [TheRegister] <em>Quantum of Solace</em> trailer teases fans
  180. [TheRegister] <em>Telegraph</em> falls to the Tw*t-O-Tron
  181. [TheRegister] How to beat AVG's fake traffic spew
  182. [Slashdot] FBI Illegally Tapped Phone Phreaks In 1969
  183. [Slashdot] Minnesota Pays Video Game Industry $65K In Fees
  184. [Slashdot] Some Developers Leaving Google For Microsoft
  185. [Slashdot] Netflix Changes Its Mind, Will Keep Profiles Feature
  186. [Slashdot] Algorithm Names Powell 'Ideal' Vice President Candidate
  187. [TheRegister] Chillblast Fusion Juggernaut gaming PC
  188. [TheRegister] $5.8m payout draws line under FBI's anthrax screw-up
  189. [TheRegister] Court rules 90s UK.gov wiretaps violated human rights
  190. [TheRegister] Microsoft turns up volume with new licensing agreement
  191. [TheRegister] 90 per cent of Sony devices to be networked by 2010
  192. [TheRegister] Asus readies iMac attack with all-in-one Eee
  193. [TheRegister] Virgin Media ads throttled by peak time bandwidth squeeze
  194. [TheRegister] eBay Australia faces PayPal fury
  195. [TheRegister] Land Warrior wearable war-smartphone survives Iraq baptism
  196. [TheRegister] Blockbuster withdraws $1bn Circuit City bid
  197. [TheRegister] Cable and Wireless left cableless by double line break
  198. [TheRegister] Yes! It's the <em>Star Wars</em> Nintendo DS stylus!
  199. [TheRegister] What's going to power Small, Cheap Computers?
  200. [TheRegister] AMD records Q1 marketshare gain
  201. [TheRegister] Observers criticise London e-count
  202. [TheRegister] DoJ to probe Google Yahoo! deal
  203. [TheRegister] Microsoft targets online Office bundle at US cheapskates
  204. [TheRegister] Acer punts £199... er... £220... er... Linux laptop
  205. [TheRegister] UK.gov launches data mash-up competition
  206. [TheRegister] Asahi premiers pint-pulling robo-barman
  207. [TheRegister] HP VP charged for trying to pass on IBM trade secrets
  208. [TheRegister] Super-safe storage surfaces
  209. [TheRegister] Court slaps UK BitTorrenters with landmark damages award
  210. [TheRegister] Alan Sugar leaves Amstrad
  211. [TheRegister] Google's Street View spycar clocked in London
  212. [Geekologie] Oh Great: Robot Can Learn To Use Tools
  213. [Geekologie] For The Plushie Trifecta: Plush Guts
  214. [Geekologie] Telling Time With Colors: The Galaxy Watch
  215. [TheRegister] Midwestern data pimping alive and well
  216. [TheRegister] The9 exposed as China's supercomputing powerhouse
  217. [TheRegister] Parallels forms Windows containers on HP's Itanium servers
  218. [TheRegister] IBM rids world of mainframe up-start PSI, inherits Itanium server biz
  219. [Slashdot] Researchers Modify T-Cells, Make Them HIV Resistant
  220. [Slashdot] Intel Says to Prepare For "Thousands of Cores"
  221. [Slashdot] Discovery of a "Flat" Atom Hailed as Quantum Computing Breakthrough
  222. [Slashdot] Amazon's EC2 Having Problems With Spam and Malware
  223. [Slashdot] Dungeons and Desktops
  224. [Slashdot] Using AI With GCC to Speed Up Mobile Design
  225. [Slashdot] Privacy Policies Only as Good as the People Enforcing Them
  226. [Slashdot] Who is Winning the Web Talent War
  227. [Slashdot] ICQ Starts Blocking Alternative Clients
  228. [Slashdot] OMG Did U C What U R Paying 4 Texting?
  229. [Slashdot] Justice Dept To Investigate Google-Yahoo Deal
  230. [Slashdot] Supplies of Rare Earth Elements Exhausted By 2017
  231. [Slashdot] The Scream Aliens Hear From the Earth
  232. [Reuters] Nokia and Interdigital end patent dispute in UK
  233. [Reuters] Sony's U.S. gadget demand good despite rising costs
  234. [Reuters] India sees no security threat from BlackBerry
  235. [Reuters] Google in deal with Brazil to fight child porn
  236. [TheRegister] Google a broken hell for five-year-olds
  237. [Slashdot] FTC Recruiting Identity Theft Victims
  238. [Slashdot] First Images of Solar System's Invisible Frontier
  239. [TheRegister] Jobs and Apple board fingered in backdating civil lawsuit
  240. [TheRegister] Bill Gates battles Kermit the Frog in the name of open source
  241. [Slashdot] Synthetic Molecules Emulate Enzyme Behavior
  242. [Slashdot] Solar Power From Home Curtains
  243. [TheRegister] Nvidia throws itself under the bus with chip defect, delays and lost sales
  244. [Slashdot] ISPs to Ban P2P With New European Telecom Package?
  245. [Slashdot] New Map IDs the Core of the Human Brain
  246. [Reuters] Mozilla claims Guinness Record for downloads
  247. [Reuters] Nintendo Wii outsells Sony's PS3 in Japan in June
  248. [Reuters] Microsoft, Yahoo mull media partner options: sources
  249. [TheRegister] Sony pulls PlayStation 3 software update
  250. [TheRegister] Virgin warns 800 punters for file-sharing