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  1. Microsoft testing new search service internally (Reuters)
  2. DEMO 09: Netbook with Detachable Screen and Half-Day Battery Life (PC World)
  3. German twenty-somethings prefer Internet to partner (Reuters)
  4. TomTom Suit Doesn't Appear To Be a Threat To Linux (NewsFactor)
  5. Microsoft goes intercontinental via cloud and Surface (AFP)
  6. Virtual Server Appliance Tools Leave out the OS (PC World)
  7. Old iMac reincarnated as Dreamcast game console (Macworld.com)
  8. Amazon unveils Kindle Application for iPhone (AP)
  9. Former HP leader diagnosed with cancer (AP)
  10. DirecTV open to subscriber-only online shows (AP)
  11. Google pays seven-figure bonuses to 4 top execs (AP)
  12. Google CEO wishes Microsoft, Yahoo! luck on search (AFP)
  13. Amazon releases Kindle for iPhone (Macworld.com)
  14. Motorola co-CEOs Jha, Brown take no bonus in 2008 (AP)
  15. Linux Foundation moves on training (InfoWorld)
  16. Skype Gives Away High-quality Audio Codec (PC World)
  17. AMD Names Chairman, Spins Off Foundry Company (NewsFactor)
  18. Gillette—the best a gamer can get? (Macworld.com)
  19. Catholics are urged to give up texting for Lent (AP)
  20. Job-offer spam gets makeover for recession (AP)
  21. Afghan tech boom: Mullah embraces iPhone (AP)
  22. Amazon's Kindle e-books now on Apple iPhone, iPod (Reuters)
  23. Amazon opens Kindle bookstore to iPhone, iPod (AFP)
  24. Palm Treo Pro Available March 15: A Palm Pre Stopgap? (PC World)
  25. Microsoft Eyes Better Searches, Bigger Market Share (NewsFactor)
  26. AccuRev looks to woo ClearCase users (InfoWorld)
  27. Spore API contest spurs developers to create add-ons to game (Macworld.com)
  28. Review: Kindle e-book reader comes to the iPhone (AP)
  29. Kindle for iPhone may benefit Amazon, analysts say (AP)
  30. Facebook: Taking a cue from Twitter in sharing? (AP)
  31. Google letting cash "pile up": CEO (Reuters)
  32. MLB At Bat 2009 to include game audio (Macworld.com)
  33. Ballmer Promises Faster Windows Mobile Development (PC World)
  34. HP Launches New Support Software, Printers for SMBs (PC World)
  35. Facebook Plans To Become More Like Twitter (NewsFactor)
  36. TV converter box coupons start flowing again (AP)
  37. Cook County sheriff sues Craigslist over sex ads (AP)
  38. For laid off workers, so hard to e-mail goodbye (AP)
  39. YouTube, Universal mull video venture: reports (AFP)
  40. Mariner Calc brings Excel editing to the iPhone (Macworld.com)
  41. Clearwire Aims to Reach 120M People in 2010 (PC World)
  42. Firefox Update Closes Security Holes, Thunderbird Still Vulnerable (PC World)
  43. Vista SP2 Release Candidate Gets a Wider Audience (NewsFactor)
  44. IBM Adds Data-warehousing Tools to Informix (PC World)
  45. Amazon launches videogame trade-in store (AFP)
  46. Live coverage boosts access to federal courtrooms (AP)
  47. Hearst makes offers to staff for online-only P-I (AP)
  48. Internet growing weapon in Asian radicalization (Reuters)
  49. Why Kindle for iPhone Won’t Hurt Kindle Sales (PC World)
  50. Trends & Innovations - Thursday (Investor's Business Daily)
  51. India's Satyam cleared to sell majority stake (AP)
  52. Microsoft to let PC users turn off IE Web browser (AP)
  53. Stock market slump could enrich Google workers (AP)
  54. Benchmarks: New Mac minis (Macworld.com)
  55. Ruckus Wi-Fi Gear Goes Upmarket (PC World)
  56. Firefox Bugs Abound, but Mozilla Quick to Patch (PC Magazine)
  57. Windows 7's IE 'Off' Switch: What Took So Long? (PC World)
  58. IBM Said To Have Interest In Acquiring Indian Rival Satyam (Investor's Business
  59. Africa takes center stage in 'Resident Evil 5' (AP)
  60. Facebook courting Twitter lovers (AFP)
  61. Microsoft's new system easier for browser switch (Reuters)
  62. Can Web site offer homeless man hope? (AP)
  63. Indian election goes online (AFP)
  64. Japanese gadget controls iPod in blink of an eye (AFP)
  65. India mobile market defies gloom (AFP)
  66. Microsoft and Google are among Barron's top picks (Reuters)
  67. China Mobile in talks with Taiwan firms on roaming services (Reuters)
  68. Texas Instruments CEO pay falls 6.6 percent (AP)
  69. Game news: Sony's PSP push; the Beatles set a date (AP)
  70. YouTube blocks UK users from watching music videos (AP)
  71. IBM chief's 2008 pay valued at nearly $21M (AP)
  72. Iridium replaces satellite smashed in collision (AP)
  73. EBay CEO was paid $22.5M in 2008, much in options (AP)
  74. iPhone Game Roundup: Tap Tap Revenge 2, Watchmen, Otto Matic (Macworld.com)
  75. Developers Still Frustrated as App Store Grows Fast (NewsFactor)
  76. Microsoft heralds Silverlight-Eclipse link (InfoWorld)
  77. Microsoft names Maria Klawe to board of directors (AP)
  78. Videophones Dive Into Cool Market (PC World)
  79. Google software bug shared private online documents (AFP)
  80. iPhone Prototypes Hit eBay (PC World)
  81. "American Idol" heads to iPhone (Reuters)
  82. Hewlett-Packard: Buy now to prep for recovery (InfoWorld)
  83. Grandpa is ... browsing your Facebook page (AP)
  84. Disney's new racing video game at core of big bet (AP)
  85. MIT professor wins $250,000 Turing Award (AP)
  86. Hitachi will plead guilty to conspiring to fix prices on LCD panels (AP)
  87. Google reprices 7.6 million employee stock options (AP)
  88. Sony, NBC ink content deal for PlayStation (Reuters)
  89. Tajikistan bans cellphones from schools (Reuters)
  90. Android For Desktops? I Doubt It (PC World)
  91. Intel wants developers to think parallel (InfoWorld)
  92. Microsoft to accelerate relational capabilities for the cloud (InfoWorld)
  93. US online videogame play on the rise: NPD Group (AFP)
  94. Apple launches smaller, 4-gigabyte iPod shuffle (AP)
  95. Google to target ads based on Web surfing habits (AP)
  96. Layoffs expected at computer maker Dell's NC plant (AP)
  97. Microsoft vows openness for mobile app store (AP)
  98. EBay's PayPal envisions doubling in size by 2011 (AP)
  99. Apple's New iPod Shuffle Is Tiny, and It Talks (NewsFactor)
  100. Battery breakthrough promises phone, car revolution (AFP)
  101. Update: Open source ERP on Amazon EC2? (InfoWorld)
  102. ADVISORY: Wal-Mart e-records story is withdrawn (Reuters)
  103. On-demand ERP Draws Mixed Reaction (PC World)
  104. Space Station video now live on Internet — mostly (AP)
  105. Google preparing to steer more telephone traffic (AP)
  106. TEAC offers HD Radio iPod docking system (Macworld.com)
  107. Sony, Epson in Talks in LCD Alliance (PC World)
  108. SAP, Sybase plan iPhone, Windows Mobile software (Reuters)
  109. Facebook begins rolling out revamped home page (AFP)
  110. Mike Tyson makes virtual return to the ring (Reuters)
  111. AOL taps Google executive Armstrong as CEO (AP)
  112. Google's openness intensifies focus on e-mail woes (AP)
  113. Fleeing customers haunt phone co. in New England (AP)
  114. Time Warner names Google's Armstrong as AOL chief (Reuters)
  115. What the iPhone OS 3.0 Update Might Really Mean (PC World)
  116. New Google program turns voicemail into email (AFP)
  117. Apple Schedules iPhone 3.0 Preview for Journalists (NewsFactor)
  118. IBM hashing out WebSphere plans (InfoWorld)
  119. 'Resident Evil' franchise takes a disturbing turn (AP)
  120. IBM launches water-management services operation (AP)
  121. World Wide Web feels its growing pains (AFP)
  122. Lost Xbox 360 Worth $1,000,000? (PC World)
  123. Firefox 3.1 (Or Is It 3.5?) Beta 3 Released by Mozilla (PC Magazine)
  124. Palm leaps on upgrade citing allure of webOS, Pre (AP)
  125. The Wii Gets a Little More Evil (NewsFactor)
  126. AT&T hopes to gain concessions from unions (AP)
  127. Ticket's in the mail: Red-light cameras questioned (AP)
  128. Maine expanding school laptop program with Apple (AP)
  129. Second Life finding new life (AFP)
  130. iTunes Autofill opens up (Macworld.com)
  131. iPhone Fire Sale Linked To Apple Plans for a New iPhone (NewsFactor)
  132. How Much Do You Owe Uncle Sam? Tax-Prep Sites May Disagree (PC World)
  133. Sharp Turns Like Cisco's Have a Long History (PC World)
  134. Patent Reveals Apple TV to Get a Wii-Like Remote (PC World)
  135. Deaths of gamers leave their online lives in limbo (AP)
  136. Facebook fun goes mobile with iPhone applications (AFP)
  137. Satyam gets 'adequate bid response' (AFP)
  138. Vodafone Qatar to launch IPO (AFP)
  139. Firefox 3.1 Beta 3 Offers Better Performance (NewsFactor)
  140. Stolen-data trove offers look inside a botnet (AP)
  141. How to tell, what to do if computer is infected (AP)
  142. Record cases of 'cybersquatting' in 2008: UN (AFP)
  143. Small software makers ripe for takeovers: report (Reuters)
  144. Death leaves online lives in limbo (AP)
  145. Egypt's OT says Canada unit gets wireless spectrum (Reuters)
  146. Qualcomm says court dismisses Broadcom complaint (Reuters)
  147. Phone banking service launched in Africa, Mideast (AFP)
  148. Indian Opposition Party Backs Open Source Software (PC World)
  149. Bebo social network expands into Europe (AFP)
  150. Seattle Post-Intelligencer newspaper goes Web-only (AP)
  151. Hearst hopes Web-only Seattle P-I will turn profit (AP)
  152. Cisco announces its first servers, riling rivals (AP)
  153. Survey: Families Wise up to Importance of Online Safety (PC World)
  154. SiK introduces iPod and iPhone auto charger with audio output (Macworld.com)
  155. Sina 4Q profit rises 46 percent (AP)
  156. Cloudera Floats Linux Distro for Cloud Computing (NewsFactor)
  157. Symbian Sets Aggressive Release Plan (PC World)
  158. HP Launches Entry-level Itanium Servers (PC World)
  159. Potty-mouthed video game grabs profanity record (AFP)
  160. Dell hopes PCs can't be too rich or too thin (AP)
  161. Web world for music fans hopes to gain following (AP)
  162. NPD: Mac sales fell 16 percent in February (Macworld.com)
  163. Nokia to lay off 1,700 worldwide (AP)
  164. iPhone 3.0 Rumors Most Likely to Come True (PC World)
  165. Mainsoft links Microsoft SharePoint, IBM Jazz (InfoWorld)
  166. Review: 'HAWK' takes fresh approaches to combat (AP)
  167. Made-to-order magazine lets readers choose (AP)
  168. Novels join online library of documents at Scribd (AP)
  169. Sun Microsystems to offer `public cloud' service (AP)
  170. Cut and paste and other iPhone enhancements coming (AP)
  171. Sun Micro takes on Amazon in cloud computing (Reuters)
  172. Top 5 Favorite Happenings at Apple's iPhone 3.0 Media Event (not Copy/Paste) (PC
  173. Discovery Sues Amazon Over Kindle (PC World)
  174. Why Is the Ubuntu-based Dell Mini 9 Unfinished? (PC World)
  175. New IPhone Software Has Something for Businesses (PC World)
  176. Sun challenges Amazon for cloud dominance (InfoWorld)
  177. Marvel Comics Will Put Characters in Online Games (NewsFactor)
  178. AP Source: IBM in talks to buy Sun Microsystems (AP)
  179. Online game gets real-world banking license (AP)
  180. Another 158 TV stations to kill analog early (AP)
  181. Nokia to shutter its "Mosh" success story (Reuters)
  182. Metal Geal Solid Touch now available for iPhone, iPod touch (Macworld.com)
  183. Miss. firm, AT&T partner on 'smart grid tech' (AP)
  184. Java Crowd Has Mixed Views on Potential Sun-IBM Deal (PC World)
  185. Cut and paste and other iPhone enhancements coming (AP)
  186. IBM in talks to buy Sun Microsystems: sources (Reuters)
  187. Psystar rolls out new, compact Mac clone (Macworld.com)
  188. Sony e-book reader gets 500,000 books from Google (AP)
  189. Microsoft adds shortcuts, security to new browser (AP)
  190. Oracle manages 3Q feat: healthy contract signings (AP)
  191. IBM could shake up Silicon Valley with Sun deal (AP)
  192. Nokia to shutter its "Mosh" success story (Reuters)
  193. Sony Ericsson puts U.S. focus on camera phones in '09 (Reuters)
  194. China Mobile reports 2008 net profit up 30 percent (AFP)
  195. Microsoft Releases IE8, Stresses Security (PC World)
  196. Oracle profit tops views in tough tech environment (AP)
  197. Despite economy, new startups retain optimism (AP)
  198. AT&T to sell iPhone without contract for $599 (AP)
  199. TheStreet cuts 18 jobs (AFP)
  200. iPhone OS 3.0 Is Good and Bad News for Developers (NewsFactor)
  201. AT&T "No Commitment" iPhone Pricing: No Bargain (PC World)
  202. First Look: The New Mobile Firefox Browser (PC World)
  203. Microsoft releases IE8, new Web browser (AFP)
  204. Facebook Pleads With Members to Give It Governance Tips (PC World)
  205. German retailer pulls violent DVDs, games (Reuters)
  206. Video game industry bucks downturn with Feb. sales (AP)
  207. China Closes Audiobook Porn Site in Crackdown (PC World)
  208. Developers cautiously optimistic about iPhone OS 3.0 (Macworld.com)
  209. Handset maker Sony Ericsson warns of 1Q loss (AP)
  210. TomTom Sues Microsoft for Patent Infringement (PC World)
  211. TomTom sues Microsoft on patent infringement (Reuters)
  212. IBM talks with Sun Micro not just about servers (Reuters)
  213. U.S. video game sales up 10 percent in February (Reuters)
  214. Australian Internet `blacklist' prompts concern (AP)
  215. Connecticut Man Sentenced for E-card Scam (PC World)
  216. iGames Summit addresses growth of iPhone gaming (Macworld.com)
  217. iPhone Data Speed Too Slow? Lawsuit Says Yes (PC World)
  218. OpenLogic Revamps Open-source Support Offerings (PC World)
  219. IBM, Sun talks seen continuing to next week: sources (Reuters)
  220. Multicore Chips Pose Next Big Challenge for Industry (PC World)
  221. Video Games Continue Strong Sales in February (NewsFactor)
  222. IBM Said to Be Poring Over Sun's Contracts (PC World)
  223. Social Web sites face transparency questions (AP)
  224. Recession casts shadow over video game conference (AP)
  225. Apple Premium Pricing Buys More Than a Logo (PC World)
  226. US stimulus money fuels 'smart' power grid surge (AFP)
  227. Union OKs strike at AT&T; contracts end April 4 (AP)
  228. Ann Arbor News to publish its last edition in July (AP)
  229. Easter Egg Roll tickets to go online (AP)
  230. $50 million iPod ponzi schemer earns a 17 year prison sentence (Macworld.com)
  231. Top videogame forum to highlight sector's health (Reuters)
  232. Activision names Yahoo vet to guide Guitar Hero (Reuters)
  233. Facebook Users Object To New Twitter-Like Interface (NewsFactor)
  234. Play Xbox Games on Your Cell Phone (PC World)
  235. Qualcomm backs game console for `next billion' (AP)
  236. "Unafraid" of Internet, China appears to block YouTube (Reuters)
  237. Espresso streamlines Web development workflows (Macworld.com)
  238. Are Low Prices Here to Stay? (BusinessWeek Online)
  239. Open source and SaaS offerings rethink the database (InfoWorld)
  240. NVIDIA Provides PhysX for Playstation 3 and Wii (PC World)
  241. Dell Promises Nehalem Servers, New Services News This Week (PC World)
  242. Activision names Yahoo veteran to guide Guitar Hero (Reuters)
  243. No disks needed for startup's streamed video games (AP)
  244. Google's top execs keep $1 salaries amid turmoil (AP)
  245. Google draws upon rival ideas with search changes (AP)
  246. Obama to hold online question session Thursday (Reuters)
  247. GDC: EA Mobile reveals 2009 iPhone game lineup (Macworld.com)
  248. Dell’s Smartphone: Not Dead After All? (PC World)
  249. Stallman looks to fight JavaScript trap (InfoWorld)
  250. Now Monsters Will Be Streaming From Cloud Servers (NewsFactor)