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  1. [TheRegister] Yelpian astroturfers invade Blighty
  2. [TheRegister] Ballmer reacquaints Microsoft with its PC past
  3. [TheRegister] Hackers, insiders blamed for US data breach growth
  4. [TheRegister] Sun downgraded to Goldman Sachs sell list
  5. [TheRegister] LaCie showcases hella-expensive display
  6. [Slashdot] More Brains Needed
  7. [Reuters] Bad economy takes pizzazz out of CES
  8. [Reuters] Palm debuts "Pre" smartphone, operating system at CES
  9. [Reuters] Obama backs extending digital TV cutoff date
  10. [Reuters] Dish Network DVR at CES has Slingbox technology
  11. [Reuters] Silicon Image announces at CES it aims to connect home media
  12. [Reuters] Microsoft to let consumers test Windows 7 on Friday
  13. [TheRegister] VeriSign remedies massive SSL blunder (kinda, sorta)
  14. [TheRegister] AMD claims 'fastest graphics supercomputer ever'
  15. [TheRegister] AMD's 45nm Phenoms ride 'Dragon'
  16. [Slashdot] 6-Year-Old Says Grand Theft Auto Taught Him To Drive
  17. [Slashdot] The Technology Behind the Magic Yellow Line
  18. [TheRegister] Play.com pestered to back up price claims
  19. [TheRegister] Algae-fuelled airliner test successful
  20. [TheRegister] Nokia N97 touchscreen webphone demo'd
  21. [TheRegister] Obama urged to relax US tech restrictions
  22. [TheRegister] HP hunts down 'rare' BladeSystem problem
  23. [TheRegister] LG KC870 cut-price 8Mp cameraphone
  24. [TheRegister] Autonomy issues sunny side up forecast
  25. [TheRegister] Oracle patch batch eclipses Microsoft Patch Tuesday
  26. [TheRegister] Hosts can process user-submitted videos within 'safe harbor'
  27. [TheRegister] Ballmer tries to breathe life into Yahoo! deal
  28. [TheRegister] Jail for Oz drug-running onanist speed merchant
  29. [TheRegister] NASA deploys huge clingfilm strato-pumpkin over Antarctic
  30. [TheRegister] Google spins out Chrome 2.0 <strike>pre-beta</strike> alpha
  31. [TheRegister] Confusion reigns ahead of comms überdatabase debate
  32. [TheRegister] Another 524,000 US jobs go
  33. [TheRegister] Could the Airbus A380 be the new Air Force One?
  34. [TheRegister] Nokia coughs to ballooning batteries
  35. [TheRegister] Police probe Satyam over $1bn blackhole
  36. [TheRegister] Hacktivist tool targets Hamas
  37. [TheRegister] Intel launches convertible 'kid-friendly' netbook
  38. [TheRegister] New York mulls terrorist cell phone jamming
  39. [TheRegister] Sony Vaio P netbook taken for a spin
  40. [TheRegister] Toyota USA goes all chatty
  41. [TheRegister] Griffin cross-pollinates iPhone, Victrola
  42. [TheRegister] Dell buys Windows consultancy chunks
  43. [TheRegister] Android goes Skype, iPhone to follow soon
  44. [TheRegister] Email snafu gifts federal informants' names to press
  45. [TheRegister] CPW co-founder's secret loans get all-clear
  46. [TheRegister] SSD and HDD capacity goes on embiggening
  47. [TheRegister] Best Buy fails to impress with crucial December sales
  48. [TheRegister] Newer Tech punts toaster drive dock
  49. [TheRegister] Iomega slims down, bulks up portable drives
  50. [TheRegister] 'Lord of the Universe' disciple exits Wikipedia
  51. [TheRegister] Sales show SanDisk's SD-not-CD player a hit with punters
  52. [TheRegister] Lenovo shows swish monster multimedia all-in-one
  53. [TheRegister] Linux and Sun events chopped as recession bites
  54. [Slashdot] AMD Plans 1,000-GPU Supercomputer For Games, Cloud
  55. [Reuters] Intel unveils new generation of netbooks at CES
  56. [Reuters] 3D coming around again, in your home
  57. [Reuters] Warner Music adding social networking to websites
  58. [Reuters] German computer geeks learn to flirt
  59. [TheRegister] Storage RAIDs Jobless Apple show
  60. [Slashdot] Gaza Debate Goes Virtual
  61. [Slashdot] USAF Seeks Air Force One Replacement
  62. [Slashdot] Another Attempt At Using the Courts To Suppress an Online Review
  63. [Slashdot] DIRECT Post-Shuttle Plan Pitched To Obama Team
  64. [Slashdot] A Robotic Bartender, and How to Build One
  65. [Slashdot] Mumbai Police To Enforce Wi-Fi Security
  66. [Slashdot] Increasing Stem Cell Production For Faster Healing
  67. [Geekologie] Blue Screen Of Lust: Real Computer Pron
  68. [TheRegister] Asus' angular laptop-of-the-future designs spied
  69. [TheRegister] Boffins offers plastic printing service
  70. [Slashdot] My Genome, My Self?
  71. [Slashdot] Windows 7 Beta Released To Public After Delay
  72. [Reuters] Yahoo's Web TV faces uphill battle
  73. [Slashdot] Chinese Version of Wikinews Blocked In China
  74. [Slashdot] Synchrotron Gets Sci-Fi Writer In Residence
  75. [TheRegister] There's no riddle to Dell's Limerick move
  76. [TheRegister] Microsoft smooths Windows 7 snafu
  77. [Slashdot] Cisco Mulls Adding Verbal Interview To CCIE Exams
  78. [Slashdot] Open Firmware Released For Broadcom Wireless
  79. [TheRegister] Mattel demos thought-controlled game
  80. [Reuters] Intel unveils new generation of netbooks at CES
  81. [Reuters] How "green" are your gadgets?
  82. [Reuters] Warner Music adding social networking to websites
  83. [Reuters] Dell shows "Adamo" laptop, 10-inch netbook at CES
  84. [TheRegister] Peter Mandelson exerts party discipline in cyberspace
  85. [TheRegister] Forget Google rationing: Only lighting farts can save the planet
  86. [TheRegister] UFO wind turbine prang site sealed
  87. [TheRegister] Web 2.0rhea hack mistaken for end of universe
  88. [TheRegister] CPS denies support for überdatabase
  89. [TheRegister] Is the UK.gov IT gravy train heading for the buffers?
  90. [TheRegister] World Bank confirms Wipro is on contractor blacklist
  91. [TheRegister] Hands on with Samsung's touch-controlled P3 media player
  92. [TheRegister] McKinnon lawyers push for UK trial
  93. [TheRegister] PureSilicon unveils 1TB solid state drive
  94. [TheRegister] Seagate to slash up to 10 per cent of its staff
  95. [TheRegister] Indian government holds Satyam execs in jail ahead of trial
  96. [TheRegister] Rambus legal crusade blunted by paper shredder
  97. [Slashdot] Scientists Solve Century Old Optics Mystery
  98. [Slashdot] Class Teaches Nerds Social Skills
  99. [TheRegister] Create high-resolution displays for OS X
  100. [TheRegister] Welcome back, Palm
  101. [TheRegister] Chrysler turns on Circuit at Detroit Motor Show
  102. [TheRegister] Sony rallies chums round proprietary standard
  103. [TheRegister] How you pay for tomorrow's scares, today
  104. [TheRegister] UK.gov funds web video product placement venture
  105. [TheRegister] Palm Pré WebOS: Synergy technology demo'd
  106. [TheRegister] Palm Pré WebOS: the UI in action
  107. [TheRegister] GM's Lutz shows luxury 'leccy Cadillac
  108. [TheRegister] Greenwich celebrates International Year of Astronomy
  109. [TheRegister] Dixons websites take a little lie down
  110. [TheRegister] Vector buys security firm Aladdin
  111. [TheRegister] Seagate replaces CEO
  112. [Slashdot] The Evolution of Python 3
  113. [Slashdot] Here Comes iPhone Nano, But Not In the US
  114. [Slashdot] More Than Coding Errors Behind Bad Software
  115. [Slashdot] Tech Companies That Won't Survive 2009
  116. [Geekologie] Girl Sends 14,528 Text Messages In A Month
  117. [Geekologie] Move Over Bacon-Cheese Roll, There's A New Heartstopping Sherriff In Town: The Bacon Explosion Will Kill You Dead
  118. [Reuters] Microsoft resumes Windows 7 test downloads
  119. [Reuters] Dell settles state consumer protection claims
  120. [Reuters] Pro-mafia Facebook pages cause alarm in Italy
  121. [Reuters] Supreme Court asks for government view on Cablevision DVR case
  122. [TheRegister] Red Hat, Novell rejigger execs
  123. [TheRegister] Microsoft ad campaign urges more IT spending
  124. [TheRegister] Intel answers AMD Neo with 'ultrathin' laptop chip
  125. [TheRegister] Wireless HDTV set for 2009
  126. [TheRegister] Citrix rides virtualization into 2009
  127. [Slashdot] Bats Inspiring Future Micro Unmanned Aircraft
  128. [Slashdot] Congressman Wants Health Warnings On Video Games
  129. [Slashdot] How Microsoft Beats GNU/Linux In Schools
  130. [Slashdot] Researchers One Step Closer To Creating Life
  131. [Geekologie] Oh My God A New Sex Toy Thingy For Guys
  132. [TheRegister] SpaceX erects <s>Phallus</s> Falcon 9 rocket
  133. [TheRegister] Storm worm smackdown as researchers unpick control system
  134. [TheRegister] Sun MySQLers barred from Oz
  135. [TheRegister] How the Google stole Christmas
  136. [TheRegister] New chip aims HD video at iPhone
  137. [TheRegister] AMD upgrades mobile GPU lineup for laptops
  138. [TheRegister] New York judge OKs Amazon Tax
  139. [TheRegister] Microsoft gets touchy with $24m N-trig investment
  140. [Slashdot] In-Depth With the Windows 7 Public Beta
  141. [TheRegister] Experts trumpet '25 most dangerous' programming errors
  142. [TheRegister] Oracle trims sales, marketing, and back office staff?
  143. [TheRegister] National Safety Council seeks total* cell-phone driving ban
  144. [Slashdot] Personality Testing For Employment
  145. [Slashdot] Microsoft Tag, Smartphone-Scannable Barcodes
  146. [Slashdot] iTunes DRM-Free Files Contain Personal Info
  147. [TheRegister] Virus writer signs off in cordial Trojan message to MS
  148. [TheRegister] Librarians redubbed 'audience development officers'
  149. [TheRegister] Texas profs use AI news-ware to ID terror groups
  150. [TheRegister] HTC prepping Palm Pré, Apple iPhone rival
  151. [TheRegister] Computacenter ditches PC distribution
  152. [TheRegister] Dell settles with 34 US states over consumer financing claims
  153. [TheRegister] Watchdog wags finger at waffly privacy policies
  154. [TheRegister] InPhase <em>might</em> ship holographic storage this year?
  155. [Reuters] Pro-mafia Facebook pages cause alarm in Italy
  156. [TheRegister] Toyota demos FT electric city car
  157. [TheRegister] Brit <strike>loonies</strike> adventurers headed to Timbuctoo by 'flying car'
  158. [TheRegister] AVG snaps up behaviour-based threat detection firm
  159. [TheRegister] US prof undermines foundations of Aussie firewall
  160. [TheRegister] Palm Pré WebOS: universal search shown off
  161. [TheRegister] Palm Pré WebOS: hardware hands-on
  162. [TheRegister] Joshua Schachter joins spreading Google tree
  163. [TheRegister] NFC sees future disappear in a Tag
  164. [TheRegister] Mandy flies flag for small biz bailout
  165. [TheRegister] Danish SWAT team surrounds PlayStation shoot-'em-up
  166. [TheRegister] Israelis offer radical new rat-based urban renewal scheme
  167. [TheRegister] Pure Digital Avanti Flow internet radio and iPod speaker
  168. [TheRegister] Cash-strapped US businessman jumps from light aircraft
  169. [TheRegister] Paris Hilton website violated by Trojan-spreaders
  170. [TheRegister] Seagate's Cheetah adds new spots
  171. [TheRegister] US teen clocks up 14,528 text messages
  172. [TheRegister] NZ cops claim 'first Facebook arrest' of bungling safe-cracker
  173. [TheRegister] Cisco plays catch-up, gets directional
  174. [TheRegister] Apple to push Nokia into smartphone second place
  175. [TheRegister] How do you find stuff on your phone?
  176. [TheRegister] Nvidia forecasts massive Q4 revenue drop
  177. [TheRegister] Chipmaker leak points to iPhone Nano in June
  178. [TheRegister] SCO auctions Unix and mobile assets to continue fight
  179. [TheRegister] Intel prepping chip price cuts?
  180. [TheRegister] Yahoo! to! name! former! Autodesk! chief! as! new! CEO!
  181. [Slashdot] Interview With an Adware Author
  182. [Slashdot] Saving Journalism With Flash and Java
  183. [Geekologie] No Need To Apply, Folks, I've Got This In The Bag: Austrialia Posts My Dream Job
  184. [Geekologie] Zelda Theme A Capella: One Man, Four Hats
  185. [Reuters] Carol Bartz joins Yahoo as CEO
  186. [Reuters] Forrester sees 2009 tech spending fall
  187. [Reuters] Study sees no eye cancer risk from mobile phones
  188. [Reuters] Supreme Court asks for government view on Cablevision DVR case
  189. [Reuters] Tech firms brace for painful '09
  190. [TheRegister] Forrester crystal ball conjures 2009 IT spending shrinkage
  191. [TheRegister] US lawmaker wants health warnings on video games
  192. [TheRegister] Researcher warns of data-snooping bug in Apple's Safari
  193. [TheRegister] Meltdown burns electronic design sales
  194. [TheRegister] Obama eyes net neut man for FCC post
  195. [TheRegister] Apple prices MacBook Pro battery surgery
  196. [TheRegister] Curve/ball phone-cam tech 'to match professional kit'
  197. [TheRegister] Google opens heart, Apps to channel
  198. [TheRegister] Kids more likely to be bullied than pestered online
  199. [TheRegister] Pioneer calls a halt to LaserDisc hardware production
  200. [TheRegister] Reding 'didn't go far enough' on data roaming
  201. [TheRegister] Solitary MS update poses critical Windows risk
  202. [TheRegister] Fake plane death businessman cuffed in Florida
  203. [TheRegister] Pillar towers over rivals in best value storage
  204. [TheRegister] MoD: 27 per cent of our computers are secure
  205. [TheRegister] EU privacy watchdog laments weakened privacy proposals
  206. [TheRegister] London Underground gets emergency phone network
  207. [TheRegister] Hello Tosh, wanna a disk business?
  208. [TheRegister] Violet Mir:ror DIY RFID kit
  209. [TheRegister] NetApp extends savings guarantee to Citrix and Hyper-V
  210. [TheRegister] Brit porn filter censors 13 years of net history
  211. [Geekologie] 26 Years Later, Man Solves Rubik's Cube
  212. [Geekologie] Mmmm, Delicious Sleep: The Hamburger Bed
  213. [TheRegister] Cows can't detect earthquakes: Official
  214. [TheRegister] Nortel begs for bankruptcy protection
  215. [TheRegister] UK schools chief begs for Home Access scheme cash
  216. [TheRegister] Satyam rushes into arms of new auditors
  217. [TheRegister] RIM squashes BlackBerry PDF peril
  218. [TheRegister] Apple welcomes other web browsers to iPhone app store
  219. [TheRegister] Mom stole daughter's ID to shake pom-poms
  220. [TheRegister] NASA announces 'name the inflatable Moon tent' compo result
  221. [TheRegister] Tesla announces S, unwraps Sport
  222. [TheRegister] Lords, MPs go down <strike>on</strike> to the Erotic Awards
  223. [TheRegister] Shane Ritchie poised to 'reinvent' <em>Minder</em>
  224. [TheRegister] Microsoft prods and probes Office 14
  225. [TheRegister] ICO clamps down on pseudonymous information requests
  226. [TheRegister] Sennheiser VMX Office multi-source Bluetooth headset
  227. [TheRegister] Babelgum chews on Vodafone
  228. [TheRegister] ASA rules on 'USB Fornication Optimiser'
  229. [Geekologie] Highly Questionable Guitar: The Wangcaster
  230. [TheRegister] Nokia adopts LGPL for Qt popularity
  231. [Slashdot] Steve Jobs Takes Leave of Absence From Apple
  232. [Slashdot] Ubuntu 9.04 Daily Build Boots In 21.4 Seconds
  233. [Slashdot] Wikipedia Gears Up For Explosion In Digital Media
  234. [Geekologie] Australian Fixes Plasma TV With Baseball Bat
  235. [Geekologie] What Did I Just Type?: A Klingon Keyboard
  236. [TheRegister] Seagate cuts go deep
  237. [TheRegister] Pop-up phishing risk points to web fraud evolution
  238. [TheRegister] Next-gen botnet armies fill spam void
  239. [TheRegister] Blockbuster partners with Sonic Solutions for movie downloads
  240. [TheRegister] Apple patents map mobile future
  241. [TheRegister] Steve Jobs takes medical leave from Apple to focus on health
  242. [TheRegister] IWF confirms Wayback Machine porn blacklisting
  243. [TheRegister] Wikimedia taps mystery sugardaddy for advisory board
  244. [TheRegister] Backup firm sues Intel, Microsoft, HP, Dell, Acer...
  245. [TheRegister] Rackable admits Q4 sales plummet
  246. [TheRegister] Microsoft expands languages with ESP
  247. [TheRegister] NY policeman plunders US terror watchlist
  248. [TheRegister] Big Blue tops US patent grubber list
  249. [Geekologie] I'll Take Three, Please: USB Hooter Heaters
  250. [TheRegister] First case of sleep emailing documented