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• Ditch Your CD Rack, Install a Server Home servers with huge storage will become common as part of the 'terabyte lifestyle,' researchers say.
• Mozilla Plugs Nine Holes in Thunderbird The update patches nine flaws, including one that was patched last week in Firefox.
• Taliban Goes High-Tech The movement that once rejected technology is now exploring its use as a propaganda tool.
• XBox Delivers a Profit Nintendo still dominates, but Microsoft's Xbox Division posted its first-ever annual profit.
• AT&T Objects to Sprint-Clearwire Deal The FCC gets a formal complaint from a rival to the WiMax network planned by Clearwire and Sprint.
• OS X Virus Described Mac antivirus vendor Intego warns of a possible OS X virus offered for sale.
• FCC OKs Sirius Acquisition of XM The deal will leave the US with a single satellite radio service.
• Broadband Innovations, Part 4: The Doctor Isn't In but Can Still See You How telehealth is changing the way America gets well.
• Gateway to Stop Selling PCs Through Web Site Gateway on Friday said it would not directly sell PCs through its Web site any more, but will now sell PCs through retail and...
• Adobe's Photoshop Express Taken Offline for Maintenance Users of Adobe's online photo sharing and editing Web site, Photoshop Express, may have noticed it is currently offline. Not...
• It's a Crime-filled Week in IT Land In an unusual week for IT news, headlines were dominated by alleged crime, actual crime and crime that could be in the offing...
• List the 64-bit GUI Programs on Your Mac The evolution in computing horsepower is more of everything--first it was more gigahertz, then more cores, and on top of that...
• Google Counts More Than 1 Trillion Unique Web URLs Google has identified more than 1 trillion unique URLs on the Web.
• Microsoft Bolsters Ruby Efforts Company unveiling initiatives accommodating popular language.
• Infineon Lays off 3,000, Reorganizes Divisions Infineon is laying off 3,000 employees and reorganizing divisions in an effort to cut costs and return to profitability.
• Microsoft: Stodgy or Innovative? It's All About Perception Microsoft executives responded to many analyst questions about how it can solve negative perception problems in the market.
• The Portable Office: Travel Terrors Readers share tales of the worst things that have befallen them when they've hit the road with their Macs.
• San Francisco DA Discloses City's Network Passwords San Francisco's district attorney has published passwords to the city's VPN software as part of its case against network...
• NetNewsWire for IPhone and IPod Touch Among information geeks (like me), one of the most-anticipated iPhone applications has been NetNewsWire, the iPhone version of...
• 'Last Lecture' Computer-science Professor Randy Pausch Dies Carnegie Mellon computer-science professor Randy Rausch, known for his globally famous "Last Lecture," passed away Friday at...
• IPhone Developers Frustrated With App Store Compared to the iPhone 3G and MobileMe, which had somewhat rocky starts when they were introduced, Apple's App Store had a...
• Toon Boom Releases Studio 4.5, Flip Boom Classic Toon Boom Animation on Friday released two products, Toon Boom Studio 4.5 and Flip Boom Classic.
• The Death of DRM As Yahoo says it will shut down the servers that allow transferring its DRM music, Britain considers a move that would green light unfettered music downloads for a yearly tax.
• Android and Symbian Should Unite, Analyst Says A combination could happen in 3 to 6 months; Android, Symbian groups mum.
• Three Keys to Getting Projects Under Control, Part 2 Idea clarity is key: Know exactly what you are trying to accomplish. You know you "have an idea" when you can answer the questions Where are you going? How are you going to get there? What will it cost? What is the payoff?