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  1. [Slashdot] First DNA Molecule Constructed from Mostly Synthetic Components
  2. [Reuters] iPhone UK websites swamped before Friday launch
  3. [Reuters] Fans queue in Asia 2 days before new iPhone launch
  4. [Reuters] Microsoft sets pricing, fee sharing for services
  5. [Reuters] EA says has complied with FTC request on Take-Two
  6. [Reuters] Activision shareholders approve Vivendi deal
  7. [Reuters] Nortel plans Asia push, but it may be a tough slog
  8. [Reuters] Canada's spectrum auction nears end
  9. [Reuters] InterDigital says ITC staff in favor of Samsung in patent suit
  10. [TheRegister] Microsoft tells SMBs Vista isn't a risky business
  11. [TheRegister] Beijing scales back RFID ticket plans
  12. [TheRegister] Leak reveals Xbox 360 Pro debut due
  13. [TheRegister] US and EC line up to kick ratings agencies
  14. [TheRegister] EU accidentally orders ISPs to become copyright police
  15. [TheRegister] Trust on the slide, Chris Moyles on the up at BBC
  16. [TheRegister] Govt moots game developer tax-break rethink
  17. [Slashdot] Senate Scrutinizes Privacy Issues of ISP User Tracking
  18. [TheRegister] Ryanair begins screen-scraping lawsuit
  19. [TheRegister] NebuAd makes meal of opt-out cookie
  20. [TheRegister] Elonex shows off second Small, Cheap Computer
  21. [TheRegister] Sun saunters into open storage formation
  22. [Geekologie] Great, Just Great: DARPA Awards Grant To Make T-1000's, Kill Us In Our Sleep
  23. [Geekologie] Steampunk Guitar Looks Good, Pointy
  24. [Geekologie] Super Mario Bros. "Landscape" Art Installation
  25. [Geekologie] Idiot Kid Tries To Feed Cops LSD Cookies
  26. [TheRegister] Cisco boss wants successor to be less bossy
  27. [TheRegister] Monitor your data center with a coffee mug-sized server
  28. [TheRegister] Shocker DNS spoofing vuln discovered three years ago by a student
  29. [TheRegister] Microsoft prepares to sell SQL Server 2008
  30. [TheRegister] Computacenter picks up steam after grim Q1
  31. [TheRegister] Yahoo! opens search to all
  32. [TheRegister] Scottish court overruled in long-running leukaemia case
  33. [TheRegister] Three-quarters of EU radio equipment is non-compliant
  34. [TheRegister] iPhone 3G to lure pre-payers to contracts - survey
  35. [TheRegister] EU emissions trading to include airlines
  36. [Slashdot] The Handwriting of Type Designers
  37. [Slashdot] Kodak Unveils 50MP CCD Image Sensor
  38. [Slashdot] Senate Scrutinizes Privacy Issues of ISP User Tracking
  39. [Slashdot] Mercedes To Phase Out Gasoline By 2015
  40. [Slashdot] Google Open Sources Its Data Interchange Format
  41. [Slashdot] Massive, Coordinated Patch To the DNS Released
  42. [Slashdot] W3C's Role In the Growth of a Proprietary Web
  43. [Slashdot] Cable-Laying Boom Will Boost Internet Capacity
  44. [TheRegister] Microsoft urges resellers to play it straight, beef up revs
  45. [TheRegister] Blears pitches prize draws and online polls at young votes
  46. [TheRegister] Gmail uses DomainKeys to lock out eBay phishing attacks
  47. [TheRegister] Lab tech supplier redefines corporate song paradigm
  48. [TheRegister] Ofcom tightens up complaints procedure
  49. [TheRegister] Carphone Warehouse now taking iPhone 3G orders
  50. [Slashdot] Workplace BlackBerry Use May Spur Lawsuits
  51. [Slashdot] Senate Passes Telecom Immunity Bill
  52. [Geekologie] New Spider Landmine Safer Than Old Ones
  53. [TheRegister] US retailers start pushing $20 Ubuntu
  54. [TheRegister] iPhone apps hit the racks at the iTunes store
  55. [TheRegister] Fears mount over missing Webroot founder
  56. [TheRegister] BMA: Shock drinkers with diseased organs
  57. [TheRegister] Germans develop submarine-launched UAV
  58. [Geekologie] Limited Edition Star Wars Adidas Shoes
  59. [TheRegister] Smut pop-up teacher retrial stuck in delay loop
  60. [TheRegister] Show us the money, indies tell Last.fm
  61. [TheRegister] Fasthosts brings down Edugeek - and leaves it there
  62. [TheRegister] Shrinking Sun under the gun
  63. [TheRegister] US DoD arms cloud for military duty
  64. [Slashdot] The Software Behind the Mars Phoenix Lander
  65. [TheRegister] DoJ ends Apple backdating probe
  66. [TheRegister] Davis increases majority, says goodbye to Tory front bench
  67. [TheRegister] FCC chief wants to throttle Comcast
  68. [TheRegister] Ryanair wins German court victory in screen-scraping injunction
  69. [TheRegister] O2 buckles under 3G iPhone demand
  70. [Reuters] Intel gets FDA OK for personal health system
  71. [TheRegister] <em>Reg</em> readers kickstart WiReD UK recovery
  72. [TheRegister] South African survives exploding fridge attack
  73. [TheRegister] HP demonstrates mega-memory concept
  74. [TheRegister] Has ISO already rejected anti-OOXML appeals?
  75. [Geekologie] Cardboard Toilet Is Obviously Questionable
  76. [Geekologie] Gumball Machine Dispenses Ideas, Bad Ones
  77. [TheRegister] Europe loves HD TVs - but not HD broadcasts
  78. [TheRegister] Gadgets safe from global airport anti-piracy plan
  79. [TheRegister] Truphone brings VoIP to the iPhone
  80. [TheRegister] MediaMax/Linkup falls out of the cloud
  81. [TheRegister] Dog off the menu at Olympic restaurants
  82. [TheRegister] AMD takes a $950m hit in Q2
  83. [TheRegister] Verizon's open-door policy yields dip stick
  84. [TheRegister] Intel stinks
  85. [TheRegister] Patent violation, prosecution, acquisition: pick your top open-source project
  86. [TheRegister] Malware authors declare start of World War III (again)
  87. [TheRegister] New York pressures more ISPs into child pornography crackdown
  88. [TheRegister] Ex-HP veep pleads guilty to passing on IBM trade secrets
  89. [TheRegister] Microsoft kicks Ubuntu update in the hardy herons
  90. [TheRegister] IBM's 4.0GHz Power7 to fuel 40,000 chip monster
  91. [Slashdot] Newly Discovered Young Galaxy Creates 4,000 Stars Per Year
  92. [Slashdot] Usenet Blocking Intensifies
  93. [Slashdot] How To Show Code Samples?
  94. [Slashdot] Court Refuses To Rule On ECPA Warrantless E-mail Searches
  95. [Slashdot] Researchers Improve Solar Cell Performance
  96. [Slashdot] The Web Development Skills Crisis
  97. [Slashdot] Mandriva Linux 2009 Alpha 2 Released
  98. [Slashdot] Yahoo's Build Your Own Search Service
  99. [Reuters] "Madden Football" marks 20 years
  100. [Reuters] New iPhone snapped up
  101. [Reuters] iPhone killer-app is letting users choose software
  102. [Reuters] Apple hits activation snags with some new iPhones
  103. [Reuters] Canadian customers say iPhone is worth the wait
  104. [Reuters] Ex-Hewlett Packard VP pleads guilty to IBM theft
  105. [Reuters] DOJ drops criminal probe into Apple options
  106. [Slashdot] Should the Linux Desktop Be "Pure?"
  107. [Slashdot] Most CF Cards Fail DMA Transfers
  108. [Slashdot] Boeing-Skyhook Airship Faces Technical Challenges
  109. [Slashdot] IPhone 2.0 Jailbroke
  110. [Slashdot] FCC Chief Clarifies His Statement On Comcast
  111. [Slashdot] "Probable Cause" Hearing Against MediaSentry
  112. [Reuters] iPhone killer-app is letting users choose software
  113. [Reuters] Apple hits activation snags with some new iPhones
  114. [Reuters] New iPhone 3G puts Apple in the game
  115. [Slashdot] Ulysses Spacecraft Not Dead Yet
  116. [Slashdot] Flagship Studios Going Under
  117. [Slashdot] Nielsen Collects FL Tax Breaks, Then Outsources Jobs
  118. [Reuters] RedOctane execs on a roll with "Guitar Hero"
  119. [Reuters] Microsoft cuts Xbox 360 price, releases new model
  120. [TheRegister] Trousers Brown Counterpoint: Is Gordon right?
  121. [Slashdot] Yahoo Rejects Another Bid From Microsoft, Icahn
  122. [TheRegister] Chinese earthquake hack scammer jailed
  123. [TheRegister] Ubuntu trumpets aromatic pistou of borage
  124. [TheRegister] Missing Webroot founder found dead
  125. [TheRegister] Sun unfolds 1TB of tape
  126. [TheRegister] Raptor and Eurofighter go head to head
  127. [TheRegister] Marathon poker game begins over fate of Fujitsu Siemens
  128. [TheRegister] Open source quality checker released
  129. [TheRegister] Judge sides with eBay in fake jewelry spat
  130. [Slashdot] Amazonian Tribe Has No Word To Express Numbers
  131. [Geekologie] How To Win At Claw Machines: The Little Kid Method. Also, A Picture Of My Claw Winnings
  132. [Reuters] Beijing warns drivers to stay off Olympic roads
  133. [TheRegister] Google plays Hide and Seek with Android SDK
  134. [TheRegister] Sky beams TV onto PSP
  135. [TheRegister] BT updates Home Hub Wi-Fi box with 802.11n
  136. [TheRegister] World fails to end as Palm ships Treo smartphone with Wi-Fi
  137. [TheRegister] Reding promises Autumn assault on data roaming charges
  138. [TheRegister] Unpatched Windows PCs own3d in less than four minutes
  139. [TheRegister] Barclays to scrap 1,800 UK tech jobs
  140. [TheRegister] Motorola ROKR E8 music phone
  141. [TheRegister] Farmers face subsidy error fall-out
  142. [TheRegister] British drivers face jail for causing death by dangerous driving
  143. [TheRegister] BT breaks up families
  144. [TheRegister] UK's future super-stealth jumpjet 'rock solid' - Brit test pilot
  145. [TheRegister] Kiwi botmaster escapes conviction despite guilty plea
  146. [TheRegister] SanDisk touts read-only SD cards for sensitive data
  147. [TheRegister] Irate sysadmin locks San Francisco officials out of network
  148. [TheRegister] Street-savvy Microsoft tries to pop the pimply face of piracy
  149. [TheRegister] Google will anonymize YouTube data before sharing with Viacom
  150. [TheRegister] Court cheers warrantless snooping of e-mail
  151. [TheRegister] HP and Sony double team better storage tape format
  152. [TheRegister] Hackintosh maker gets legal greeting from Apple
  153. [TheRegister] And so we begin the tech sector's journey into the Heart of Darkness
  154. [TheRegister] Google taunts 'losers' with secret Android code
  155. [TheRegister] Sun calms investors with early Q4 dish
  156. [Slashdot] Google Wins Agreement To Anonymize YouTube Logs
  157. [TheRegister] Microsoft questions Google's plan to save the world through ads
  158. [TheRegister] Falling pound brings iTunes UK into line with Europe
  159. [TheRegister] Apple has that syncing feeling over MobileMe
  160. [Slashdot] SCO's Lawsuit Gets Even Crazier
  161. [Slashdot] Send the ISS To the Moon
  162. [Slashdot] Thwarting New JavaScript Malware Obfuscation
  163. [Slashdot] Apple Files Suit Against Psystar
  164. [Slashdot] World's First 2GB Graphics Card Is Here
  165. [Geekologie] LEGO Millennium Falcon Time Lapse Build
  166. [Reuters] Ex-Samsung chief handed 3-year suspended jail term
  167. [Reuters] Nintendo plans 60-instrument "Wii Music"
  168. [Reuters] RIM plans growth abroad
  169. [Reuters] Intel faces new antitrust charges in Europe: report
  170. [Reuters] Sony to launch a 80GB PlayStation 3 for $399
  171. [Reuters] Federal regulators set to toughen jet fuel-tank rules: report
  172. [Reuters] Sony to start PS3 video distribution service today
  173. [Reuters] Sony beefs up PS3 media ability
  174. [Reuters] Intel profit rises, driven by notebook PC sales
  175. [TheRegister] UK boffins roll out video periodic table
  176. [TheRegister] Sony PS3 movie downloads are go
  177. [TheRegister] Grissom bows out of CSI
  178. [TheRegister] Call for reform as UK data protection rules turn 10
  179. [TheRegister] ISS expands parking capacity
  180. [TheRegister] Vodafone presents punter with £500k phone bill
  181. [TheRegister] HP's white trash data center is up for anything
  182. [TheRegister] BAE 'skips a generation' in killer robot tech
  183. [TheRegister] Phorm protestors picket BT AGM
  184. [TheRegister] eBay UK pimps users' privacy for targeted ads
  185. [TheRegister] Global warming to stone US kidneys
  186. [TheRegister] San Francisco's 'rogue' sysadmin still being paid while in jail
  187. [TheRegister] MySQL 5.1 servers take early bath
  188. [TheRegister] Sierra Wireless Compass 885 HSUPA 3G modem
  189. [TheRegister] EU dumps more anti-trust charges on Intel
  190. [TheRegister] Cisco takes us back to the future
  191. [TheRegister] Sony to sell 80GB PS3 at 40GB price
  192. [TheRegister] AOL spammer jailed for 30 months
  193. [TheRegister] Government halts work on Scope intelligence network
  194. [TheRegister] Man hacks Mac OS X onto MSI Wind
  195. [Geekologie] Millenium Falcon And Master Yoda Cakes
  196. [TheRegister] HMRC disc losers still getting paid
  197. [TheRegister] Sony builds hot-swap GPU tech into ultra-portable laptop
  198. [TheRegister] ETS apologises for online marking blunders – again
  199. [Geekologie] Pope Benedict XVI Sending Text Messages
  200. [TheRegister] iPhone 3G unlocked in Brazil
  201. [TheRegister] Blinkx bestows video search on world+dog
  202. [TheRegister] App Store clean-up follows allegations
  203. [TheRegister] EMC accussed of stifling discrimination claims while battling class-action
  204. [TheRegister] Sensitive Wii maker snubs developers
  205. [TheRegister] Copyright gets 'Use It Or Lose It' clause
  206. [TheRegister] Former Samsung boss receives suspended jail term
  207. [TheRegister] EU tells UK to deal with Phorm - or else
  208. [TheRegister] Fastscale sends Windows Server to Weight Watchers
  209. [TheRegister] Congress spotlights another American data pimper
  210. [TheRegister] Dell and Wal-Mart team on TV installations
  211. [TheRegister] Seagate CEO cops to sloppy floppy in Q4
  212. [TheRegister] eBay revenues defy worldwide army of bitter users
  213. [TheRegister] EMC adds Mozy lifesaver to Iomega drives
  214. [Slashdot] Cuba Getting Internet Upstream Via Venezuela
  215. [Slashdot] Open Security Foundation To Maintain DataLossDB
  216. [Slashdot] The Push For Quotas For Women In Science
  217. [Slashdot] Fallout From the Fall of CAPTCHAs
  218. [Slashdot] First North American OpenMoko/FreeRunners Arrive
  219. [Slashdot] NASA Engineers Work On Alternative Moon Rocket
  220. [TheRegister] SCO ordered to pay Novell $2.5m Unix royalties
  221. [TheRegister] Romanian cops cuff 24 cybercrime suspects
  222. [TheRegister] SAP forces customers onto premium support package
  223. [TheRegister] <strike>Icahn</strike> Yahoo! writes! a! letter!
  224. [TheRegister] Nokia E71 smartphone
  225. [TheRegister] UK gov announces Road Pricing 2.0 - Managed Motorway
  226. [TheRegister] French get pre-pay iPhone 3G
  227. [TheRegister] Apple swipes £121 for 'free' MobileMe trial
  228. [TheRegister] Economic downturn pushes up Q2 PC shipments
  229. [TheRegister] Intel Classmate PC lands in UK for £239
  230. [TheRegister] Pope apologises for Apple's MobileMe sins
  231. [TheRegister] Nike pulls Air Stab trainers
  232. [TheRegister] Firefox sweeps away carpet bombing bug
  233. [TheRegister] Tech woes threaten NASA's Moon plan
  234. [TheRegister] Sony names date for Euro 80GB PS3
  235. [TheRegister] Microsoft eyes AOL takeover
  236. [TheRegister] MoD in £1.75m rush order for SAS backpack radars
  237. [TheRegister] Voicemail and email make beast with two <strike>call</strike>backs
  238. [TheRegister] Clay minerals point to vast Martian lakes
  239. [TheRegister] Dell hit by class action over unpaid overtime
  240. [TheRegister] Police seek two for C&amp;W network robbery
  241. [Slashdot] Cuba Getting Internet Upstream Via Venezuela
  242. [Slashdot] Gmail Reveals the Names of All Users
  243. [Slashdot] Apple Suit Demands That Psystar Recall OpenMacs
  244. [Geekologie] Cool: Batman's Tumbler As A Transformer, Also, Tumber Vs. F1 Race Car, WHEE!
  245. [TheRegister] Weird WEP bug strikes Centrino 2 Wi-Fi
  246. [TheRegister] Brits won't get PS3 movie, TV downloads until 2009
  247. [TheRegister] Swedes call on Human Rights Court to review snoop law
  248. [TheRegister] Volcanoes fingered in oceanic mass extinction
  249. [TheRegister] Sony builds wireless data gang
  250. [TheRegister] Whitehall orders green paint for IT dept