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  1. Obama to preside over White House 2.0 (AFP)
  2. Ballmer: No on WebKit, yes on app store (CNET)
  3. Apple Exec Hired From IBM Ordered to Stop Work (PC Magazine)
  4. Music headphones can interfere with heart devices (AP)
  5. MP3 player headphones may hinder pacemakers: study (Reuters)
  6. Schmidt not interested in tech czar job (CNET)
  7. Dell not to launch music player before holidays: report (Reuters)
  8. MGM first to post full-length features to YouTube (CNET)
  9. MP3 player headphones may hinder pacemakers (Reuters)
  10. C&W 1H net profit down on restructuring costs (AP)
  11. Microsoft eyes Visual Studio advancements (InfoWorld)
  12. Microsoft strikes Web search deal with Sun (Reuters)
  13. Nortel Networks posts 3Q loss, plans job cuts (AP)
  14. Sun to help old foe Microsoft get search traffic (AP)
  15. Seagate and Dell Offer Self-Encrypting Hard Drives (NewsFactor)
  16. Yahoo's mobile voice search good, not great (CNET)
  17. Sites being asked not to sell inaugural tickets (AP)
  18. iPhones rule in US smart phone market: study (AFP)
  19. Virgin Mobile beats Street with 3Q earnings (AP)
  20. VMware buys Trango mobile virtualization company (Reuters)
  21. Texting while driving is bad, doctors agree (Reuters)
  22. Virgin Mobile swings to profit, helped by Helio (Reuters)
  23. Ubisoft buys Massive Entertainment videogame studio (AFP)
  24. Yahoo adds to BrowserPlus Web technology (InfoWorld)
  25. Oak Ridge boasts fastest computer at open research (AP)
  26. Virgin Mobile beats Street with 3Q earnings (AP)
  27. Report: Man who shared 'Chinese Democracy' to plead guilty (CNET)
  28. Cell phone shopping makes wallets redundant in Japan (Reuters)
  29. Vodafone's 1H profit falls 35 percent (AP)
  30. Frank urges U.S. delay Internet gambling rules (Reuters)
  31. Today's veterans hall a mouse click away (AP)
  32. Vodafone net profit drops 35%, plans cost cuts (AFP)
  33. Is our Internet future in danger? (InfoWorld)
  34. Test Center review: Specialty Linuxes to the rescue (InfoWorld)
  35. So whatever happened to Google $1,000? (CNET)
  36. Slowly, Apple iPhone Getting Geared Up For Enterprise Users (Investor's Business
  37. India rejigs spectrum fees for 2G and 3G services (Reuters)
  38. Cisco unveils new edge router (Reuters)
  39. Vacation rental Web startup reaps $250M investment (AP)
  40. Review: 'Gears 2,' 'Resistance 2' resume the fight (AP)
  41. Google phone costs $144 in materials: iSuppli (Reuters)
  42. Apple's iPhone 3G Now Most Popular Mobile Phone (NewsFactor)
  43. Softbank, Alibaba announce new B2B service (AFP)
  44. Good Question: How can I bank online safely? (AP)
  45. Italian mafia untouched by global economic crisis: business group (AFP)
  46. Review: 'Mirror's Edge' is innovative (AP)
  47. Google adds video and voice chat to Gmail (Reuters)
  48. AVG update cripples some Windows XP systems (CNET)
  49. Ga. town advances cell phone parking payments (AP)
  50. After banning YouTube, military launches TroopTube (AP)
  51. Vodafone net profit drops 35 percent, plans cost cuts (AFP)
  52. Google search engine flags flu activity in U.S. (Reuters)
  53. Parallels 4.0 Runs Windows, Linux Inside Mac OS X (NewsFactor)
  54. Businesses, Consumers Expected To Cut Tech Spending (NewsFactor)
  55. Dell Squashes Rumors About New MP3 Player (NewsFactor)
  56. Administration finalizing Internet gambling regs (AP)
  57. Obama boosters urge greater role for Web (Reuters)
  58. Microsoft's lobbying tab dwarfs Google's tally (AP)
  59. Videogame industry prospering despite financial downturn: study (AFP)
  60. Administration finalizing Internet gambling regs (AP)
  61. Microsoft's lobbying tab dwarfs Google's tally (AP)
  62. IBM to help build broadband network in power lines (AP)
  63. Argentine judge: Google, Yahoo must censor searches (CNET)
  64. Economy grinch may pinch Blu-ray format (Reuters)
  65. Microsoft nears deal on search with Verizon: report (Reuters)
  66. Geeks battle Marines in Call Of Duty 5 videogame debut (AFP)
  67. YouTube film service unlikely to be as profitable as iTunes (CNET)
  68. Tech Museum honors tech that benefits humanity (CNET)
  69. Japan's DoCoMo to buy stake in Indian operator Tata (AFP)
  70. Hulu, YouTube, iTunes take a walk on Sesame Street (Reuters)
  71. Staples offers free Dell PC recycling (AP)
  72. IDC expects 2009 tech spending growth to slow (AP)
  73. Patch Tuesday Light, But Security Fixes Are Critical (NewsFactor)
  74. 'World of Warcraft' blitz on game fans (AFP)
  75. Microsoft near deal with Verizon for cellphone search (AFP)
  76. IBM Will Bring Broadband Access To Rural America (NewsFactor)
  77. Web travel agencies feel pinch of weaker demand (Reuters)
  78. 3 LCD firms plead guilty in price-fixing scheme (AP)
  79. YouTube channels Google with search-driven ads (AP)
  80. Artists stage street scenes to lurk in Google maps (AP)
  81. YouTube rolls out sponsored videos in revenue drive (Reuters)
  82. Apple Exec: Nintendo DS, Sony PSP Are 'In the Past' (PC Magazine)
  83. Google Earth rebuilds ancient Rome online (AFP)
  84. YouTube lets advertisers buy search terms (CNET)
  85. AT&T Introduces Touch-Sensitive HTC Fuze Handset (NewsFactor)
  86. Summary: Sony Ericsson X1's options overwhelm (AP)
  87. Review: Posh Sony Ericsson X1's options overwhelm (AP)
  88. Intel warns of sharply lower revenue (AP)
  89. U.S. issues Internet gambling rule, ignoring lawmaker (Reuters)
  90. Cisco Unveils 'Zettabyte-Era' Router for Online Video (NewsFactor)
  91. Feds issue rule aimed at Internet gambling ban (AP)
  92. Sonatype forges ahead with Maven tools (InfoWorld)
  93. Qualcomm to link people to Internet without computers (AFP)
  94. Review: Posh Sony Ericsson X1's options overwhelm (AP)
  95. U.S. gay marriage fight takes to the Internet (Reuters)
  96. End of a snarky era: Gawker shuts down Valleywag (CNET)
  97. Study: Unlicensed stories reel in Internet readers (AP)
  98. Thai True Move in deal with Apple to sell 3G iPhone (Reuters)
  99. Competition watchdog growls at America Movil (Reuters)
  100. Microsoft adding more networking to Windows Live (AP)
  101. AMD rolls out new server chips (AP)
  102. Intel slashes 4Q outlook in sign of tech downturn (AP)
  103. Electronic Arts wants to help people get fit, too (AP)
  104. Google to let businesses generate more search pages (Reuters)
  105. Microsoft adding more networking to Windows Live (AP)
  106. AMD announces fast, energy-saving chip (Reuters)
  107. Electronic Arts debuts fitness video game for Wii (Reuters)
  108. Electronic Arts wants to help people get fit, too (AP)
  109. "ItzaBitza" infuses child education with videogame fun (AFP)
  110. Verizon Wireless to sell BlackBerry Storm for $200 (Reuters)
  111. Japan police crackdown videos a hit online (Reuters)
  112. A new Congress, a new approach to technology? (CNET)
  113. Videogame guru tunes into interactive music (Reuters)
  114. Internet drug peddlers raided in 9 countries (Reuters)
  115. BlackBerry Storm Launching Nov. 21 for $199.99 (PC Magazine)
  116. EBay vendor passes gigantic feedback milestone (AP)
  117. New website asks users to set tech priorities for Obama (AFP)
  118. Verizon To Offer BlackBerry Storm for $199.99 After Rebate (NewsFactor)
  119. Video game makers predict jingle bells at registers (Reuters)
  120. Security Alliance Slashes Spam, Closes Malware Host (NewsFactor)
  121. Microsoft says rebate program draws new searchers (AP)
  122. EA jumps into fitness products (AFP)
  123. Microsoft Live gets social in website make-over (AFP)
  124. Qualcomm halts UMB project, sees no major job cuts (Reuters)
  125. Report: Apple struggling with iPhone in India (CNET)
  126. Google Adds On-Demand Indexing to Site Search (NewsFactor)
  127. EA Sports Active for Wii Targets Women and Fitness (NewsFactor)
  128. AT&T, Nokia Launch Smart Flip Phone with Symbian (NewsFactor)
  129. IBM Servers Feature New AMD Quad-Core Processors (NewsFactor)
  130. "Pet Earth" iPhone game champions defending the planet (AFP)
  131. Nintendo says sold over 800,000 Wii in U.S. in Oct (Reuters)
  132. October video game sales jump 18 percent (AP)
  133. Web tracker NebuAd sued over privacy claims (AP)
  134. AMD makeover moves show limited choices in slump (AP)
  135. Video games sales up 18 percent in October (Reuters)
  136. Wii and DS top videogame system sales in US in October (AFP)
  137. Equifax offers its first I-card (CNET)
  138. Telcos: Don't mess up the Internet with regulation (CNET)
  139. Videogame makers predict jingle bells at registers (Reuters)
  140. Lawmaker plans bill on Web neutrality (Reuters)
  141. AVG Offers Free Subscription for Deleting Key File (PC Magazine)
  142. UK couple in real-life divorce over virtual affair (Reuters)
  143. Businesses warming up to the iPhone (CNET)
  144. Tube-side chat? Obama takes radio address online (AP)
  145. Finland's Nokia lowers 4Q outlook (AP)
  146. Sun to cut up to 6,000 workers, 18 pct of staff (AP)
  147. No US inauguration tickets on eBay (AFP)
  148. No Nintendo game this Xmas? Blame Somali pirates (Reuters)
  149. Microsoft Says Live Search Cashback Met Goals (NewsFactor)
  150. Sun will Lay Off Up To 6,000 Workers in Restructuring (NewsFactor)
  151. Sector Snap: Activision, EA decline (AP)
  152. Tech billionaire gets 9 years in prison for fraud (AP)
  153. Citrix developing XenApps and XenDesktop for the iPhone (InfoWorld)
  154. World asked to help craft online charter for religious harmony (AFP)
  155. More dirt in 'Vista Capable' lawsuit (CNET)
  156. Senator Plans To Enforce Net Neutrality with Law (NewsFactor)
  157. Google Offers Search By Voice, and iPhone Gets It First (NewsFactor)
  158. Summary Box: Sun Microsystems slashes jobs (AP)
  159. In shift, Microsoft sells software online (AFP)
  160. Obama transition team names FCC review leaders (CNET)
  161. Can Blu-ray save Christmas for Hollywood? (AP)
  162. NASA turns to open-source problem-tracking databases (CNET)
  163. Privacy groups target Google Flu Trends (CNET)
  164. Facebook removes Italian neo-Nazi pages (CNET)
  165. Where is Google voice-powered search? (CNET)
  166. Law professor fires back at song-swapping lawsuits (AP)
  167. Wired ... but frustrated (AFP)
  168. 'Lost' Beatles song may bring Fab Four to Net sales (CNET)
  169. Adobe bolsters streaming Flash (InfoWorld)
  170. MySpace Japan bets on world demand for J-Pop (Reuters)
  171. Adobe answers cries for 64-bit Flash on Linux (CNET)
  172. Qualcomm reaches for the clouds (InfoWorld)
  173. BlueStar sparks energy services with SOA (InfoWorld)
  174. ARM, Adobe collaborate on mobile Web browsing (Reuters)
  175. Adobe to Port Flash to ARM-Based Devices (PC Magazine)
  176. TiVo, Domino's to let subscribers order through TV (AP)
  177. `$100 laptop' group reboots Give One Get One offer (AP)
  178. Online startup aims to improve patent quality (AP)
  179. Green at the heart of Panasonic's bid for Sanyo (AP)
  180. German Wikipedia back online after dispute (AP)
  181. Norway encourages use of open source software (AP)
  182. Appeal threatens Telenor's Russian stake (AP)
  183. One-Laptop Group Gets Support From Ads, Amazon (NewsFactor)
  184. Game news: Xbox 360's new look (AP)
  185. Google's Voice-Search App Is Slow in Arriving (NewsFactor)
  186. Roadrunner outraces supercomputer rivals (CNET)
  187. IT policy can spur economic growth, industry says (CNET)
  188. Coverity assists software architects (InfoWorld)
  189. Gartner: 85 percent of companies using open source (CNET)
  190. AT&T's Samsung Eternity Supports Mobile TV (NewsFactor)
  191. Gadget Glitches Frustrate Technology Consumers (NewsFactor)
  192. Spammers sent packing — for now — by Web shutdown (AP)
  193. Zune could lend Microsoft a rare rhythm infusion (AP)
  194. Obama solicits donations for CA wildfire victims (AP)
  195. A look at artists who have worked with Zune (AP)
  196. Adobe Will Launch Upgrades To Flash Platform (NewsFactor)
  197. Video-Game Consoles Weather Economic Storm (NewsFactor)
  198. Spansion sues Samsung over flash memory patents (AP)
  199. DivX sues Yahoo over ad deal (Reuters)
  200. Yahoo replacing CEO Jerry Yang (AFP)
  201. China Mobile completes 2nd phase 3G network tender (Reuters)
  202. With Yang out, Microsoft may come back (CNET)
  203. National Geographic getting into video games (AP)
  204. `$100 laptop' group reboots Give 1 Get 1 offer (AP)
  205. National Geographic enters the sea of video games (Reuters)
  206. Test Center review: Silverlight, for real this time (InfoWorld)
  207. Yahoo's ultimate search--a new CEO (CNET)
  208. The Microsoft-Novell Linux deal: Two years later (InfoWorld)
  209. What's Next for Microsoft Robotics (PC Magazine)
  210. Game news: Xbox 360's new look (AP)
  211. JavaFX RIA technology almost ready (InfoWorld)
  212. HP shares soar after solid 4Q outlook (AP)
  213. Web 2.0 gives new tools to hate groups: experts (AFP)
  214. Sprint affiliate backs down on WiMax suit (AP)
  215. Google's Voice-Search App for iPhone Needs Refining (NewsFactor)
  216. Trick Out Your Firefox Browser with Style (PC Magazine)
  217. Unisys survey looks beyond cybersecurity (CNET)
  218. Online retail spending slows to a crawl in October (CNET)
  219. Mobile considers free Wi-Fi for downtown upgrade (AP)
  220. IBM says plans to acquire Transitive Corp (Reuters)
  221. National Geographic Launches Video-Game Division (NewsFactor)
  222. Adobe accommodates Visual Studio, Eclipse (InfoWorld)
  223. DoCoMo, KT Freetel to develop smart phone: report (Reuters)
  224. Facebook application plan rankles some developers (AP)
  225. Google gives online life to Life mag's photos (AP)
  226. Microsoft to offer free security software (Reuters)
  227. RIAA win: Tennessee to police campus networks (CNET)
  228. Cellphone industry eyes charger power savings (Reuters)
  229. 'Moonlight' heads to beta (CNET)
  230. iPhone sex: Google application baffled by British accents (AFP)
  231. Japanese mobiles to offer psychotherapy sessions (AFP)
  232. Zend adds Flash links to PHP (InfoWorld)
  233. HP shares soar after solid 4Q outlook (AP)
  234. New Yahoo CEO must be willing to do Microsoft deal (Reuters)
  235. Microsoft still interested in Yahoo search deal (AP)
  236. China's Baidu.com fights to rescue reputation (AP)
  237. Psystar Loses Antitrust Shield in Mac Clone Battle (NewsFactor)
  238. Microsoft to offer free anti-virus software (AFP)
  239. IBM Buys Virtualization-Software Company Transitive (NewsFactor)
  240. Japan's DoCoMo eyes 'Google phone' launch next year (AFP)
  241. Massive EU online library looks to compete with Google (AFP)
  242. After iPhone, consumers seek handsome gadgets (Reuters)
  243. Microsoft, Novell eye Moonlight beta, system management (InfoWorld)
  244. Microsoft's 'New Xbox Experience' Goes Live (PC Magazine)
  245. Microsoft CEO rules out another Yahoo takeover bid (AFP)
  246. Antivirus firms shrug at Microsoft's free security suite (CNET)
  247. GE embraces blogs, some see disclosure worry (Reuters)
  248. Microsoft: New software not Symantec, McAfee rival (Reuters)
  249. E-mail in zero G: NASA develops network for space (AP)
  250. `Fake Steve Jobs' stops blogging as the 'Real Dan' (AP)