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  1. [TheRegister] BMW, Fiat partner to dominate small e-car biz?
  2. [TheRegister] Google phone OS to transform Linux netbooks, says researcher
  3. [TheRegister] HM Treasury website traffic goes into recession
  4. [TheRegister] Put down your pens: Cartoons next on censor block
  5. [Slashdot] Homebrew Microcontroller Laptop, Made of Wood
  6. [Slashdot] Python-Based Server Lets Eye-Fi Users Skip Company's Software
  7. [Geekologie] Scientists Build Mosquito-Killing Laser Beam
  8. [Geekologie] No, Those Aren't Gaudy: Golden Speakers
  9. [TheRegister] Mans turns finger into storage
  10. [TheRegister] Dell bringing SSDs to the EqualLogic party?
  11. [TheRegister] California: Cisco gives out some details, finally
  12. [TheRegister] Cisco's uncharted territory: Here be storage dragons
  13. [TheRegister] Boffins finger reason for non-aligned cows
  14. [Geekologie] The World's Most Cussingest Video Game
  15. [Reuters] Google to roll out free tool to help save energy
  16. [TheRegister] Obama CIO a confessed petty thief
  17. [TheRegister] Apple iPhone sales tally tops 17m
  18. [Slashdot] iPhone 3.0 Software Announced
  19. [Reuters] Apple unveils new iPhone software with cut-and-paste
  20. [TheRegister] Reverse engineering Apple's OS X
  21. [Slashdot] Auto Safety Tech May Encourage Dangerous Driving
  22. [Slashdot] 95M-Year-Old Octopus Fossils Discovered
  23. [Geekologie] One Day Only: Star Wars Bobble Heads
  24. [Reuters] Apple fills some gaps with new iPhone features
  25. [Reuters] Google to roll out free tool to help save energy
  26. [Reuters] Dell unveils world's thinnest laptop
  27. [Reuters] Nokia to cut 1,700 jobs in sinking phone market
  28. [Reuters] U.N. advises governments how to stop Internet drug peddling
  29. [Reuters] India leaders blog, text to plug in to young voters
  30. [Reuters] Expedia shares gain on Google takeover talk
  31. [Reuters] Discovery sues Amazon's Kindle
  32. [Reuters] Hearst prints final Seattle PI
  33. [Reuters] Elvis memorabilia offered in online auction
  34. [TheRegister] Microsoft dumped after India PM's emails go AWOL
  35. [TheRegister] Amazon sued by cable TV giant over Kindle ebooks
  36. [TheRegister] Card-sniffing trojans target Diebold ATM software
  37. [TheRegister] iPhone 3.0 adds cut-and-paste, search, new dev toys
  38. [Slashdot] Harlan Ellison Sues For "Star Trek" Episode
  39. [Slashdot] Dell's Adamo Goes After MacBook Air
  40. [Slashdot] Maker Faire Storms Newcastle
  41. [Geekologie] These Beats Are Sooo Fresh: The Ocarinas Of Rhyme, TWO Different Zelda Rap Albums
  42. [Reuters] Apple unveils App options in iPhone software peek
  43. [Reuters] Google updates Chrome Web browser to boost speeds
  44. [Reuters] Group asks U.S. FTC to probe Google privacy safety
  45. [TheRegister] Google in Chrome rebetafication
  46. [TheRegister] Irish ISPs rally against record label anti-piracy threat
  47. [Slashdot] UK Gov. Clueless About Own Internet Blacklist
  48. [Slashdot] The Lightning Hybrid and the Inizio EV
  49. [Slashdot] Card-Sniffing Malware On Diebold ATMs
  50. [TheRegister] Health trust pushing on with record sharing
  51. [TheRegister] Discovery docks with ISS
  52. [TheRegister] Mimosa mixes SharePoint, mail and files in one archive
  53. [TheRegister] Rackable shrinks CloudRack cookie sheets
  54. [TheRegister] Sun breaks through the clouds
  55. [TheRegister] Opera promises netbook and mobile Turbo boost
  56. [TheRegister] iPhone chip designer trumpets multi-core GPUs
  57. [Reuters] IBM in talks to buy Sun Microsystems: report
  58. [Reuters] Apple unveils App options in iPhone software peek
  59. [Reuters] Group asks U.S. FTC to probe Google privacy safety
  60. [TheRegister] London stab murder rate entirely normal, says top stats prof
  61. [TheRegister] Rogue Aus sysadmin jailed over hacking spree
  62. [TheRegister] Online video regulation structure outlined by Government
  63. [TheRegister] Panasonic Lumix DMC-FS7
  64. [TheRegister] World's first proper flying car makes debut flight
  65. [TheRegister] Aussie firewall blocks Wikileaks
  66. [TheRegister] Government flags ID cost increase
  67. [TheRegister] Juror tweets could force retrial
  68. [TheRegister] IBM 'in talks' to buy Sun Microsystems
  69. [TheRegister] ISS space bio-experiment freezer to return on Discovery
  70. [TheRegister] Councils clamp down on Strategy Boutique Newspeak
  71. [Slashdot] Sun In Talks To Be Acquired By IBM
  72. [Geekologie] I've Seen It All Now: Extreme LED Sheep Art
  73. [Geekologie] Where Do I Buy?: Pillows For Working Late
  74. [TheRegister] HP hits UK workers with canteen, car, pension cuts
  75. [TheRegister] Vodafone promises a response if you're really, really big
  76. [TheRegister] Minister confirms U-turn on data sharing
  77. [TheRegister] Sex offender email monitoring plan mothballed
  78. [TheRegister] Dell pipelines Adamo netbook?
  79. [Slashdot] Beginning GIMP: From Novice to Professional 2nd Ed
  80. [Slashdot] Believable Stupidity In Game AI
  81. [Slashdot] Internet-Caused Mistrials Are On the Rise
  82. [Geekologie] Imperial March Tesla Coil And Faraday Suit
  83. [Geekologie] Percent Of Student Virgins Per College Major
  84. [Reuters] IBM in talks to buy Sun Microsystems
  85. [Reuters] Apple unveils App options in iPhone software peek
  86. [Reuters] Google updates Chrome Web browser to boost speeds
  87. [Reuters] Sun Micro takes on Amazon in cloud computing
  88. [Reuters] Marvel, startup ink online gaming deal
  89. [Reuters] Group asks U.S. FTC to probe Google privacy safety
  90. [Reuters] U.N. advises governments how to stop Internet drug peddling
  91. [Reuters] Maxis commits $10 billion to India mobile unit
  92. [Reuters] Ontario to help emerging tech firms raise capital
  93. [Reuters] Dell unveils world's thinnest laptop
  94. [TheRegister] Jaguar-Land Rover to develop F1-style energy recovery tech
  95. [TheRegister] Mormons demand ICANN plugs net smut hole
  96. [TheRegister] BBC botnet 'public interest' defence rubbished by top IT lawyer
  97. [TheRegister] EMC fattens up flash drive second edition
  98. [TheRegister] Minister admits thought crime is on the agenda
  99. [TheRegister] Apple plays catch-up with new iPhone features
  100. [TheRegister] Brit D-cell torpedo in icepack-bottom probe
  101. [Slashdot] UK Gov't May Track All Facebook Traffic
  102. [Slashdot] Linux Foundation Asks Who Says "I'm Linux" Best
  103. [Slashdot] Study Finds the Pious Fight Death Hardest
  104. [Slashdot] The Emerging Science of DNA Cryptography
  105. [Slashdot] Flying Car Passes First Flight Test
  106. [Slashdot] EPIC Urges FTC To Investigate Google Services
  107. [Geekologie] BigDog: Now With More Horns, Goring
  108. [Geekologie] Hey, Gamer Chicks Need Love Too (Call Me)
  109. [Geekologie] Tool Box Must: Multi-Purpose Halligan Rescues Kittens From Burning Buildings And Brains Zombies With Equal Dexterity
  110. [Geekologie] Rare Quadruple Moon Transit On Saturn
  111. [Reuters] IBM in talks to buy Sun Microsystems: sources
  112. [Reuters] Nokia to shutter its "Mosh" success story
  113. [Reuters] Consumers want unrestricted Internet access: survey
  114. [Reuters] Apple unveils App options in iPhone software peek
  115. [Reuters] Google updates Chrome Web browser to boost speeds
  116. [Reuters] Sun Micro takes on Amazon in cloud computing
  117. [Reuters] Marvel, startup ink online gaming deal
  118. [Reuters] Group asks U.S. FTC to probe Google privacy safety
  119. [Reuters] U.N. advises governments how to stop Internet drug peddling
  120. [Reuters] Maxis commits $10 billion to India mobile unit
  121. [TheRegister] Crackers latch onto year-old Windows token vuln
  122. [TheRegister] Privacy watchdog barks for federal Gmail probe
  123. [TheRegister] Microsoft throws Silverlight 3 beta at Adobe
  124. [TheRegister] Recession victims big on Linux, IDC says
  125. [TheRegister] Hefty 'battle strength' electro-laser breaks 100kW barrier
  126. [TheRegister] Congress re-mulls ban on wireless tax
  127. [TheRegister] Treating today’s security risks
  128. [Slashdot] Diebold Admits Flaw In Voting Software
  129. [Slashdot] Google Returns Chrome To Beta, Touts Speed Boost
  130. [TheRegister] Sun pitches new cloud as 'Open Platform'
  131. [TheRegister] Apple intoxicated with ex-Vista chief's musical stylings
  132. [TheRegister] Sun and IBM - What price Bigger Indigo?
  133. [TheRegister] Has Microsoft matched Flash with Silverlight 3?
  134. [TheRegister] Phone designers to improve reality
  135. [TheRegister] Microsoft preps massive cloud expansion
  136. [TheRegister] Protip: Don't include SEC lawyer in your $4.6m botnet scam
  137. [TheRegister] TinyURL, your configs are showing
  138. [TheRegister] Ubuntu gets pre-Koala cloud love
  139. [TheRegister] The long slog to multicore land
  140. [TheRegister] Ofcom insists on emergency roaming
  141. [TheRegister] A grim day for browser security at hacker contest
  142. [TheRegister] Microsoft promises 'lessons learned' on IE 8 download day
  143. [TheRegister] Philips GoGear Spark MP3 player
  144. [TheRegister] Secret Aussie blacklist leaked
  145. [Slashdot] It's <em>Not</em> the 15th Birthday of Linux
  146. [Slashdot] Choruss Pitching Bait and Switch On P2P Music Tax
  147. [Slashdot] UK Gov't May Track All Facebook Traffic
  148. [Slashdot] Linux Foundation Asks Who Says "I'm Linux" Best
  149. [Slashdot] Study Finds the Pious Fight Death Hardest
  150. [Slashdot] The Emerging Science of DNA Cryptography
  151. [Geekologie] Beer2D2, The Most Delicious Robot Yet
  152. [TheRegister] Sony seeks underwriter for Ericsson 'split'
  153. [TheRegister] UK fraud strategy 'more worthy of Uzbekistan'
  154. [TheRegister] Blighty orders first 3 supersonic stealth jumpjets
  155. [TheRegister] Virgin Media to battle modem hackers
  156. [TheRegister] IT vendors: Who’s hot and who’s not?
  157. [TheRegister] Oracle grows despite recession
  158. [TheRegister] Samsung punts popcorn flicks for pounds
  159. [TheRegister] Microsoft readies IE8 for lift off
  160. [TheRegister] Samsung stalking SanDisk again?
  161. [TheRegister] How police busted UK's biggest cybercrime case
  162. [TheRegister] Government funds IT security research
  163. [TheRegister] Google Street View hits UK streets
  164. [TheRegister] Brussels: Old-school lightbulbs to be gone by 2012
  165. [Slashdot] The 100 Degree Data Center
  166. [Slashdot] Google's Amazing Browser Experiments
  167. [Geekologie] Take It Seriously: Robot Attack Insurance
  168. [Geekologie] Beer2D2: The Most Delicious Robot Yet
  169. [Geekologie] BigDog: Now With More Horns, Goring
  170. [Geekologie] Tool Box Must: Multi-Purpose Halligan Rescues Kittens From Burning Buildings And Brains Zombies With Equal Dexterity
  171. [Geekologie] These Beats Are Sooo Fresh: The Ocarinas Of Rhyme, TWO Different Zelda Rap Albums
  172. [Geekologie] The World's Most Cussingest Video Game
  173. [TheRegister] IT contractor charged over US oil rig hack
  174. [TheRegister] Street View captures traditional British Christmas
  175. [TheRegister] IBM joins rivals in cutting contractor rates
  176. [TheRegister] British International Motor Show cancelled
  177. [TheRegister] Pioneer BDP-51FD Blu-ray Disc player
  178. [TheRegister] Fennec leaps into beta
  179. [TheRegister] Sky calls for access to cable network
  180. [TheRegister] Astroboffins probe mysterious 'blazar'
  181. [TheRegister] Air France trials biometric boarding cards
  182. [TheRegister] Manufacturers notch up weakest output since 1980
  183. [Slashdot] Nintendo To Take On Apple With DSi App Store
  184. [Slashdot] Look Out, Firefox 3 &mdash; IE8 Is Back On Top For Now
  185. [Geekologie] Segway Shmegway -- I Want A Cajun Crawler
  186. [TheRegister] Obama CIO's 'youthful indiscretion': shirt thieving
  187. [TheRegister] Penguin floats hybrid Linux supers
  188. [TheRegister] Intel chip flaw gets double exposure
  189. [TheRegister] Cisco snaps up pocket video maker
  190. [TheRegister] Symantec opens Norton door to cloud
  191. [TheRegister] Advertising watchdog okays 'gaming equals early grave' ad
  192. [Geekologie] Mmmm, The Most Delicious Resignation Ever
  193. [TheRegister] Ballmer hails Windows Mobile for Welfare™
  194. [TheRegister] Sun banks future on multicore virtualization
  195. [TheRegister] Google kicks Amazon in the Kindle
  196. [TheRegister] iPhone 3.0 beta reveals mixed blessing
  197. [TheRegister] Sun's Niagara gets Linux (again)
  198. [TheRegister] Boffins sniff keystrokes with lasers, oscilloscopes
  199. [TheRegister] HP streams 'confidential' town hall meeting to world+dog
  200. [TheRegister] Richardson death used to bait scareware traps
  201. [TheRegister] Online game given real-life bank permit
  202. [Slashdot] Australia's Vast, Scattershot Censorship Blacklist Revealed
  203. [TheRegister] Flaw makes Twitter vulnerable to serious viral attack
  204. [TheRegister] Robo-fish to hunt pollution in Spanish seas
  205. [TheRegister] AT&amp;T to sell no-contract iPhones
  206. [Reuters] Palm says Pre on track as revenue plummets
  207. [Reuters] IBM talks with Sun Micro not just about servers
  208. [TheRegister] Privacy campaigner vows legal challenge to Google Street View
  209. [TheRegister] Microsoft promises IE web-standards love
  210. [TheRegister] Amazon cloud offers protection from falling meteors
  211. [TheRegister] Online opt-outs for care record
  212. [TheRegister] La Cie heads to Switzerland to get into the cloud
  213. [TheRegister] eSATA: A doomed stopgap?
  214. [Reuters] Sony Ericsson warning stuns ailing mobile sector
  215. [Reuters] UK team builds robot fish to detect pollution
  216. [TheRegister] Sick of that crap office laptop? IBM can help <em>You*</em>
  217. [TheRegister] Indian call centre credit card 'scam' exposed
  218. [TheRegister] NYC 'Top Model' stampede: The truth revealed
  219. [TheRegister] Cops wanted compulsory DNA cards
  220. [TheRegister] Boffin builds DIY solar cell from doughnuts and tea
  221. [TheRegister] Apple iPhone to get OLED screen, claims mole
  222. [TheRegister] Acer recalls potentially overheating Predators
  223. [TheRegister] Wally found on Street View
  224. [TheRegister] Still more Tasers for plods - but still not in London
  225. [Slashdot] 17 Million People Stopped Buying CDs In 2008
  226. [TheRegister] Enter if ye dare the Comment Dungeon
  227. [TheRegister] PC buyers fail to prove MS deceived in Vista 'Capable' suit
  228. [TheRegister] <em>El Reg</em> spymobile snapper nailed on Street View
  229. [TheRegister] Romanian police arrest Pentagon hack suspect
  230. [TheRegister] London to get EV charging post network
  231. [TheRegister] Prof pooh-poohed in pig-v-whale hippo genealogy brouhaha
  232. [TheRegister] Apple proves: It pays to be late
  233. [TheRegister] Philips 42in Ambilight LED array TV
  234. [TheRegister] Wikileaks tell Aus censorship minister to rack off
  235. [TheRegister] US reality TV 'star' attacked fiancé with laptop, cat, apples
  236. [TheRegister] TomTom countersues Microsoft
  237. [Slashdot] Apple and AT&amp;T Sued, Again, Over 3G
  238. [Geekologie] Okay: Robo-Fish To Detect Ocean Pollution
  239. [TheRegister] SAS schemes $70m biz analytics cloud
  240. [TheRegister] Websense mistakes Cisco.com for hack site
  241. [TheRegister] Xerox sees bleak 2009
  242. [TheRegister] Dell confirms more jobs cuts in EMEA
  243. [TheRegister] Nokia closes Porn'n'Warez swap site
  244. [TheRegister] O2 starts giving away iPhones
  245. [TheRegister] Sony-Ericsson warns of handset slump
  246. [TheRegister] Asus Eee PC 1000HE netbook
  247. [TheRegister] DARPA orders hypersonic Nazi Doodlebug engine
  248. [TheRegister] Palm bets the farm on WebOS
  249. [Slashdot] Taxpayers Fund AIG Lawsuit Against US
  250. [TheRegister] Platform lands OCS cluster deal with HP