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  1. [Reuters] U.S. gears up for digital TV switch on June 12
  2. [Reuters] Beatles fans to get videogame September 9
  3. [Reuters] Amazon starts game trades in challenge to GameStop
  4. [Reuters] Filmmaker plans "Eyeborg" eye-socket camera
  5. [Reuters] YouTube and Universal talk on music video site: sources
  6. [Reuters] Frank to push to repeal U.S. online gambling ban
  7. [Reuters] Barnes & Noble buys e-book seller Fictionwise
  8. [Reuters] Big French press find brand power helps online
  9. [Reuters] Google letting cash "pile up": CEO
  10. [Reuters] Amazon's Kindle e-books now on Apple iPhone, iPod
  11. [TheRegister] Oracle facing 'worst' quarter in 15 years?
  12. [TheRegister] iPhone inches closer to China
  13. [TheRegister] Feds demand Obama scam ads crackdown
  14. [TheRegister] Google admits Scandinavian data center landing
  15. [TheRegister] Sun's Schwartz worries over 'economy, not future'
  16. [TheRegister] Taiwan bails out memory makers
  17. [Slashdot] Doctors Silencing Online Patient Reviews Via Contract
  18. [Slashdot] No Patch For Excel Zero-Day Flaw
  19. [Geekologie] Docking: What The Hell Did I Just Watch?
  20. [TheRegister] Facebook mimics Google's 'poor man's email'
  21. [TheRegister] Amazon does video game trade-ins
  22. [TheRegister] Web maven gives convicted botmaster keys to new kingdom
  23. [Slashdot] Australian Gov't May Employ a Homegrown Quantum Key System
  24. [Slashdot] Nvidia Mulls Cheap, Integrated x86 Chip
  25. [Slashdot] Sheriff Sues Craiglist For Prostitution Ads
  26. [TheRegister] Suit seeks to close Craigslist's red-light district
  27. [TheRegister] Cold-water treatment for Ballmer on Windows Mobile
  28. [TheRegister] Google expands ad empire with expandable ads
  29. [Slashdot] 9 Browsers Compared For Speed and Features
  30. [TheRegister] Skype to give away wideband audio codec
  31. [TheRegister] Suit seeks close of Craigslist's red-light district
  32. [TheRegister] Cold-water treatment for Ballmer on Windows Mobile
  33. [TheRegister] Google expands ad empire with expandable ads
  34. [TheRegister] Facebook mimics Google's 'poor man's email'
  35. [TheRegister] Amazon does video game trade-ins
  36. [TheRegister] Web maven gives convicted botmaster keys to new kingdom
  37. [TheRegister] Oracle facing 'worst' quarter in 15 years?
  38. [TheRegister] iPhone inches closer to China
  39. [TheRegister] Feds demand Obama scam ads crackdown
  40. [TheRegister] Google admits Scandinavian data center landing
  41. [TheRegister] Sun's Schwartz worries over 'economy, not future'
  42. [TheRegister] Taiwan bails out memory makers
  43. [TheRegister] Intel aims open source at your car
  44. [TheRegister] Zero-day Adobe PDF peril goes click free
  45. [TheRegister] Firefox went ton up in bugs in 2008
  46. [TheRegister] Lenovo erects Atom tower
  47. [TheRegister] Obama taps Google cloud lover as America's first CIO
  48. [TheRegister] Windows 7 test build 'turns off' Internet Explorer 8
  49. [TheRegister] Martian volcano could harbour hot underground pondlife
  50. [TheRegister] Vatican vetos 'dot god' domain
  51. [TheRegister] Facebook client seemingly snaffled from Windows 6.5
  52. [TheRegister] Emtec Movie Cube S800 DVR and media streamer
  53. [TheRegister] The Sun shines out of certified Java programmers
  54. [TheRegister] Vista SP2 release candidate gets public airing
  55. [TheRegister] Israelis develop 'safe' plutonium: good for power, bad for weapons
  56. [TheRegister] YouTube, Universal near new video deal
  57. [TheRegister] One in 20 corporate PCs infested by bots
  58. [TheRegister] Seagate swings hefty axe at execs
  59. [TheRegister] One year on, what became of Ofcom's spectrum sale?
  60. [TheRegister] Multi-sense VR helmet in development
  61. [TheRegister] Intel mobile roadmap promises Air for the masses
  62. [TheRegister] NetApp dumps Filerview for new model
  63. [TheRegister] Firefox update tackles critical memory bugs
  64. [TheRegister] 'Gv up txt 4 Lent,' urges bishop
  65. [TheRegister] Adobe expects disappointing Q1 sales
  66. [TheRegister] Data Protection Act 'is not enforced'
  67. [TheRegister] Stargazers spy elusive binary black hole system
  68. [TheRegister] Industry’s behavioural ad guidelines criticised
  69. [TheRegister] Humax Foxsat-HDR Freesat HD digital video recorder
  70. [TheRegister] NHS study produces ejector-seat ambulance design
  71. [TheRegister] Developers more 'satisfied' with PHP than other codes
  72. [TheRegister] Sun loses Apache and Spring vote on latest Enterprise Java
  73. [TheRegister] Nvidia trapped in x86 pipe dream
  74. [TheRegister] Nude Apple iMac pics leaked to web
  75. [TheRegister] Forrester: Fake servers like recessions
  76. [TheRegister] Google Earth faces terrorist target airbrush bill
  77. [TheRegister] Diebold e-voting software includes delete audit logs button
  78. [TheRegister] HP babysits small biz servers
  79. [TheRegister] Microsoft courts enterprises with Windows 7
  80. [Slashdot] Timetable App Developer Gets Nastygram From Transit Sydney
  81. [TheRegister] Fujitsu Siemens Amilo Mini UI 3520 netbook
  82. [Slashdot] UK School Introduces Facial Recognition
  83. [TheRegister] 'Lex Nokia' company snoop law passes in Finland
  84. [TheRegister] Bletchley's Colossus makes beautiful music
  85. [TheRegister] US killer robo-plane makes strike without remote pilot
  86. [TheRegister] Vulcan appeal in emergency tin-rattling
  87. [TheRegister] Samsung launches not-2TB drive
  88. [TheRegister] HTC Magic to materialise next month
  89. [TheRegister] Infortrend to launch enterprise Fibre Channel arrays
  90. [TheRegister] Sexy Namir sportster to rewrite fuel economy rulebook?
  91. [TheRegister] NAO calls for better crown court IT
  92. [TheRegister] Forced retirement due to age can be justified, rules ECJ
  93. [TheRegister] March patch Tuesday omits Excel fix
  94. [TheRegister] 'World's Worst Banker' joins Lads from Lagos
  95. [TheRegister] ICO raids and shuts builder blacklist firm
  96. [Reuters] Beatles fans to get videogame September 9
  97. [Reuters] Amazon starts game trades in challenge to GameStop
  98. [Reuters] Frank to push to repeal U.S. online gambling ban
  99. [TheRegister] David Blaine tw*tdangles into Urban Dictionary
  100. [TheRegister] Satyam gets greenlight for sale
  101. [TheRegister] DARPA, US Army seek 'social computing' tech
  102. [TheRegister] Slash your way inside Apple's Mac Mini
  103. [TheRegister] Gang jailed over failed Sumitomo cyberheist
  104. [TheRegister] Eurocrats declare war on e-commerce cross barrier red tape
  105. [TheRegister] Italians boffins prove plausibility of spam-javelin spam
  106. [TheRegister] ESX 4.0 to hit the dancefloor in May
  107. [TheRegister] Metallica's Lars Ulrich illegally downloads own album
  108. [TheRegister] Iomega Home Media Network Hard Drive
  109. [Slashdot] Oklahoma, Vatican Take Opposite Tacks On Evolution
  110. [Slashdot] ISS's Node 3 Might Be Named "Colbert"
  111. [Slashdot] Scale Models Can "Compute" Casimir Forces
  112. [Geekologie] Beatles 'Rock Band' Coming This Fall
  113. [Geekologie] Delicious!: Bubble Buddy Blows Bacon Flavored Bubbles For Your Dog Or Child!
  114. [TheRegister] One-eyed man creates prosthetic 'surveillance' eye
  115. [TheRegister] Twitter SMS spoofing still undead
  116. [TheRegister] MS coughs to hokey-cokey IE8 option in Windows 7
  117. [TheRegister] IT feels the pain as US loses 651,000 jobs in February
  118. [TheRegister] Illinois restores Pluto's planetary status
  119. [TheRegister] Enormous pain-ray patio heater towers erected in California
  120. [TheRegister] iPhone monopoly-kicker starts charging for jailbreak apps
  121. [TheRegister] UK.gov ditches multi-million spooknet project
  122. [TheRegister] Nokia transforms text messages into art
  123. [Geekologie] Eye Candy: The Best Of Google Street View
  124. [Geekologie] Real Product Review Coming!: Clarion MiND
  125. [Geekologie] Giant Remote Controls Windows Media Center
  126. [TheRegister] NASA's Kepler ready (again) to snoop for Earth-like planets
  127. [TheRegister] Fanbois will abandon iPhone for Palm, says Wikisugardaddy
  128. [TheRegister] Obama seeks econ advice from Web2.0rhea king
  129. [TheRegister] Did TomTom test Microsoft's Linux patent lock-down?
  130. [TheRegister] Fanboi co. punts half-price Mac mini memory
  131. [TheRegister] Apple's Snow Leopard set for June 8?
  132. [TheRegister] AT&T wants to run your data center
  133. [Slashdot] Filmmaker Working On Eye-Socket Camera
  134. [Slashdot] Dreamweaver Is Dying; Long Live Drupal!
  135. [Slashdot] Guitar Hero, On a Real Guitar, To Hit Shelves In 2009
  136. [Slashdot] Is Salacious Content Driving E-Book Sales?
  137. [Slashdot] Windows 7 Kill Switch For IE Confirmed — For More Apps, Too
  138. [Slashdot] Can SSDs Be Used For Software Development?
  139. [Slashdot] Watchmen Watched
  140. [Slashdot] Boxee Hack Restores Hulu Support (Sort Of)
  141. [Slashdot] Shaming Russia Into Action On Cyber Crime
  142. [Slashdot] Symantec Support Gone Rogue?
  143. [Slashdot] Digital TV Coupon Program Under Way Again
  144. [Reuters] Microsoft's new system easier for browser switch
  145. [TheRegister] Pillar embraces Intel SSDs
  146. [TheRegister] Facebook nemesis sues Google (and wins)
  147. [TheRegister] Conficker gets upgraded with defenses
  148. [TheRegister] Microsoft protest organizer returns to code
  149. [TheRegister] Barnes & Noble muscles Kindle with e-book buy
  150. [Slashdot] NASA's Kepler Telescope Launched Successfully
  151. [TheRegister] Pininfarina, Bolloré bullish about Bluecar
  152. [Slashdot] Obama To Reverse Bush Limits On Stem Cell Work
  153. [Slashdot] Game Developers Becoming Similar To Hollywood Studios?
  154. [Geekologie] Mmmm, Rorschach-y: Watchmen Desserts
  155. [Slashdot] The State of the Homebrew Games Scene In 2009
  156. [Slashdot] US Cybersecurity Chief Beckstrom Resigns
  157. [Slashdot] Targeted Advertising Coming To Cable TV
  158. [Geekologie] Sleek Computer Case Designed By BMW
  159. [Slashdot] Why TV Lost
  160. [Slashdot] Audio Watermarks Could Pinpoint Film Pirates By Seat
  161. [Slashdot] Solar Power Pre-Deployment To Afghanistan?
  162. [Slashdot] Google Solves Sharing Bug In Google Docs
  163. [Slashdot] Hulu Again Removed From Boxee and Again Added Back
  164. [Slashdot] Big Swedish Filesharing Server Seized
  165. [TheRegister] Data centre fuzzification: Clear thinkers needed
  166. [Slashdot] Ideas For the Next Generation In Human-Computer Interfaces
  167. [Slashdot] UK Government To Back Off Plans To Share Private Data
  168. [Slashdot] Cisco, NASA Plan 'Planetary Skin' For Monitoring Earth Climate
  169. [Slashdot] Film Piracy, Organized Crime and Terrorism
  170. [Slashdot] Apple's iPhone Developer Crisis
  171. [Slashdot] Google Earth Uncovers Secret UK Nuke Base
  172. [Geekologie] Wow: Over 64,000 Years Of Halo 3 Played
  173. [Slashdot] Verizon Wants To Share Your Personal Information
  174. [Geekologie] Yikes!: Scary Robo-Kid Is No Child Of Mine
  175. [Slashdot] Wolfram Promises Computing That Answers Questions
  176. [Slashdot] Norwegian Broadcasting Sets Up Its Own Tracker
  177. [Slashdot] The Last Will and Testament of Circuit City
  178. [Geekologie] Souper!: b/c 'The Plane' Doesn't Always Work
  179. [TheRegister] eBay scammers work unpatched vulns in Firefox, IE
  180. [Slashdot] Best Wi-Fi Portable Browsing Device?
  181. [TheRegister] EuroMidEastAfrica server biz tumbles
  182. [TheRegister] Oracle reaches for Virtual Iron
  183. [TheRegister] Ofcom plots out wireless mic future
  184. [TheRegister] Intel 'Nehalem' Xeons poised for March 31 launch
  185. [Slashdot] Europe's Biggest Amateur Rocket Completes Test-Firing
  186. [Slashdot] Emulation Explosion On the PS3 Via Linux
  187. [TheRegister] Discovery ISS gig go for Wednesday
  188. [TheRegister] Boffin unveils facial expression-controlled iPod
  189. [TheRegister] Google Docs suffers serious security lapse
  190. [TheRegister] Magna boils up EV kit for car makers
  191. [TheRegister] Orange and Barclaycard partner on touchless pay-by-phone tech
  192. [TheRegister] Twitter users hit by smut spam hack attack
  193. [TheRegister] UK jobs outlook worse than ever
  194. [TheRegister] Tiscali shares suspended on titsup fears
  195. [TheRegister] Falconstor/Sun wins speediest dedupe race
  196. [TheRegister] Zhao 'C' - Chinese police computer says no
  197. [TheRegister] Big biz slams brakes on new domains
  198. [TheRegister] IBM has lousy disk storage quarter
  199. [TheRegister] Eric Schmidt reanimates el cheapo PC zombie
  200. [Geekologie] Loewe Sound: A Cute Audio Commercial
  201. [Geekologie] Typing By Taste: A White Chocolate Keyboard
  202. [Reuters] Nokia takes on Apple in online software "arms race"
  203. [TheRegister] Republican e-chief exits, denounces 'blog-flogging simpletons'
  204. [TheRegister] IBM boasts of full 8Gb Fibre Channel for blades
  205. [TheRegister] Wattpad furnishes iPhone with bootleg books for bupkes
  206. [TheRegister] Gov launches 'Healthy Bees' plan
  207. [TheRegister] Ombudsman probes European Commission over late payments
  208. [TheRegister] PC World cuts off Capita call centre contract
  209. [TheRegister] Swedish police claim massive anti-piracy bust
  210. [TheRegister] Cebit 09 too dead to trash says Greenpeace
  211. [TheRegister] Straw bends on Coroners & Justice data-sharing proposals
  212. [TheRegister] Microsoft Mixes it in Vegas with Silverlight, Azure and IE 8
  213. [TheRegister] Pentax Optio P70 compact camera
  214. [Slashdot] US Forgets How To Make Trident Missiles
  215. [Slashdot] Intel Envisions Shape-Shifting Smartphones
  216. [Slashdot] Packing Algorithms May Save the Planet
  217. [Slashdot] Adobe's ADEPT DRM Broken
  218. [Geekologie] The Compact Disc Turned 30 Yesterday
  219. [TheRegister] 3D TV by Christmas, hints Sky
  220. [TheRegister] Scottish hospitals laid low by malware infection
  221. [TheRegister] Vista to XP 'downgrade' lawsuit revised
  222. [Slashdot] Self-Encrypting Hard Drives and the New Security
  223. [Geekologie] Kangaroo Broke Into Home, Mistaken For Ninja
  224. [TheRegister] Taiwan supplier fingered in Apple touch-screen netbook rumor
  225. [TheRegister] Microsoft's Turner: Yahoo! search deal, but no acquisition
  226. [TheRegister] US cybersecurity chief quits over NSA power grab
  227. [Geekologie] Why Do Terminators Time-Travel Naked?
  228. [TheRegister] Boffins breed new programming race via OLPC
  229. [TheRegister] Social networking and blogs more popular than email
  230. [TheRegister] IBM not worried about Cisco blades
  231. [TheRegister] FoxIT update defends against PDF peril
  232. [TheRegister] YouTube blocks music videos in UK
  233. [TheRegister] Feds file new felonies against alleged Sarah Palin hacker
  234. [Slashdot] CA Senator Pushing For Tightened Data Breach Notification
  235. [Slashdot] Fermilab Not Dead Yet, Discovers Rare Single Top Quark
  236. [Slashdot] CA Senator Pushing For Tightened Data Breach Notification
  237. [Slashdot] Judge OKs Settlement In Yahoo Shareholder Suit
  238. [Slashdot] AMD RV790 Architecture To Change GPGPU Landscape?
  239. [Slashdot] New Zealand's Recording Industry CEO Tries to Defend New Draconian Law
  240. [Slashdot] Self-Encrypting Hard Drives and the New Security
  241. [Slashdot] The Shadow Factory
  242. [Slashdot] US Forgets How To Make Trident Missiles
  243. [Slashdot] Intel Envisions Shape-Shifting Smartphones
  244. [Slashdot] Microsoft Shoots Own Foot In Iceland
  245. [TheRegister] Inside the world's greatest TV remote
  246. [TheRegister] Mobile companies unite on Apple - Google threat
  247. [Slashdot] Human Exoskeletons Getting Closer
  248. [Reuters] Microsoft's new system easier for browser switch
  249. [TheRegister] Royal Mail disses runaway post van man
  250. [TheRegister] HP tells us all about EVA