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  1. SuccessFactors prices shares at $15.50 each (AP)
  2. Zetta Opens Its Storage Cloud to All (PC World)
  3. First look: New iMacs (Fall 2009) (Macworld.com)
  4. With Windows 7 and new designs, PCs looking better (AP)
  5. Twitter becomes mutual friend of Google, Microsoft (AP)
  6. EBay 3Q net income falls, but revenue rises (AP)
  7. Google, MySpace, Facebook make music moves (AP)
  8. Review: Motorola's Cliq is a snappy smart phone (AP)
  9. Grudgingly, young people finally flock to Twitter (AP)
  10. Microsoft befriends Twitter in Google search duel (AP)
  11. Shure announces SE115m+ iPhone headset (Macworld.com)
  12. If Google Sells A Smartphone: Cagey or Crazy? (PC World)
  13. Facebook to allow 10-cent Web song gifts from Lala (AP)
  14. X3: Terran Conflict launches on the Mac (Macworld.com)
  15. Windows 7 may help kickstart delayed corporate spend (Reuters)
  16. Pew Survey Finds Nearly 20 Percent of Online Americans Tweet (PC World)
  17. Experts See Forecast Worsen for Cybercrime (PC World)
  18. PHP 6 to boost internationalization with Unicode (InfoWorld)
  19. Apple and Linux Forces Rain on Windows 7 Parade (PC World)
  20. Consumers still flock to Amazon: income up 62 pct (AP)
  21. Netflix 3Q earnings rise 48 pct, but stock falls (AP)
  22. Microsoft hopes for a fresh start with Windows 7 (AP)
  23. Report: China building cyberwarfare capabilities (AP)
  24. FCC votes to begin crafting `net neutrality' rules (AP)
  25. Newsday to charge online fees for non-subscribers (AP)
  26. Trade association asks for probe of book price war (AP)
  27. GameFly launches GameCenter App for iPhone (Macworld.com)
  28. Synaptics shares jump on strong 1Q results (AP)
  29. News Corp. exec sees Hulu charging fees for access (AP)
  30. Xbox 360 Finally Getting Blu-ray Peripheral Support? (PC World)
  31. Nokia sues Apple for patent infringement (Reuters)
  32. Microsoft launches Windows 7 (AFP)
  33. With Hyper-V R2, Microsoft Sets Its Sights on VMware (PC World)
  34. Nigeria's anti graft police shuts 800 scam websites (AFP)
  35. Canonical Takes on Win 7 With Ubuntu 9.10 RC (PC World)
  36. Snow Leopard Purring on a PC? New Application Promises Cross-Platform Breakthrough
  37. Analysts see more growth ahead for Amazon (AP)
  38. Microsoft sales fall; cost cuts please investors (AP)
  39. Icahn resigns from Yahoo's board on friendly terms (AP)
  40. Facebook tweaks home page based on feedback (AP)
  41. Judge dismisses 'Adult Services' Craigslist suit (AP)
  42. Surprise: McCain Biggest Beneficiary of Telco/ISP Lobby Money (PC World)
  43. Busy U.S. cell networks a bonanza for gear makers (Reuters)
  44. Mass Media Not So Massive (Investor's Business Daily)
  45. France approves broadside to digital pirates (AFP)
  46. Microsoft results top expectations, shares jump (Reuters)
  47. Amazon says Kindle reader coming for Mac, too (Macworld.com)
  48. Trend Micro CEO: Hackers Hitting AV Infrastructure (PC World)
  49. AP Enterprise: Special sessions define Calif. gov (AP)
  50. Phishers Dangle Some Brand-New Bait (PC World)
  51. Bugs and Fixes: Stymie Malicious Media, Network Attacks (PC World)
  52. Sex and Smartphones: 5 Apps Edgier Than Pepsi's 'Amp Up' (PC World)
  53. White House opens Web site programming to public (AP)
  54. Travel help for road warriors part of expanded iPhone apps catalog (InfoWorld)
  55. India says will start 3G auction in January (AFP)
  56. The Macalope Weekly: 7 herbs and spices (Macworld.com)
  57. Lenovo expects big PC sales boost from Windows 7 (Reuters)
  58. Facebook Gets Another Homepage Makeover (PC World)
  59. Volkswagen Revs Up a New Sales Engine: Your iPhone (PC World)
  60. Crowded theaters build momentum for 3-D at home (AP)
  61. Internet 'a teenager' at 40 (AFP)
  62. Windows 7 And You: Wait For The Service Pack? (PC World)
  63. Facebook Makeover: The Good, the Bad, and the Backlash (PC World)
  64. Google expands availability of its free voice mail (AP)
  65. Metallica debuts finger-tapping app in iPhone (AP)
  66. Netflix movie streaming coming to PlayStation 3 (AP)
  67. Internet set for change with non-English addresses (AP)
  68. Crowded theaters build momentum for 3-D at home (AP)
  69. Verizon profit falls 30 pct on restructuring costs (AP)
  70. Baidu's rare stumble offers rivals opportunities (Reuters)
  71. Nintendo to launch big-screen DSi console: report (AFP)
  72. Android Moving Into Mio MiBuddy Navigation Device (PC World)
  73. Lala.com gets in tune with Facebook gift shop (AFP)
  74. "Deadliest," "Wild" becoming video games (Reuters)
  75. First Look: VMware Fusion 3 (Macworld.com)
  76. The PC World 100: Best Products of 2009 (PC World)
  77. Facebook users protest home page changes (AFP)
  78. Stand Up To Cybercrime (Investor's Business Daily)
  79. Qualcomm Opens Subsidiary Focused on Open Source (PC World)
  80. 2009 PC World 100, Listed by Ranking (PC World)
  81. Report: AMD ex-CEO said linked to Galleon case (AP)
  82. Disney iPhone app makes photos the key to content (AP)
  83. Twitter user list favors Dems in Calif. gov race (AP)
  84. Los Angeles OKs plan to use Google Web services (AP)
  85. Music service Lala heralds MP3-killing iPhone app (AP)
  86. DreamWorks beats 3Q estimates with `MvA' on video (AP)
  87. Internet Phone Systems Become the Fraudster's Tool (PC World)
  88. Jive Brings Workgroup Collaboration to Microsoft Office (PC World)
  89. T-Mobile Equinox Makes the 'Dumb Phone' Fun Again (PC World)
  90. Ratings Box: What's Hot/What's Not (Mediaweek.com)
  91. "Forza Motorsport 3" off starting line in US (AFP)
  92. Plex 0.8.3 brings extensive Snow Leopard compatibility (Macworld.com)
  93. Double-Take Software 3Q profit slides on sales (AP)
  94. Facebook challenges financial regulators: FINRA (Reuters)
  95. Gizmodo duped by virus ad, apologizes (AFP)
  96. Microsoft extends Windows 7 and Azure to open source developers (InfoWorld)
  97. Apple releases Magic Mouse software updates for Leopard, Snow Leopard (Macworld.
  98. Esquire looks to energize print with 3-D animation (AP)
  99. Amazon hopes to simplify Web shopping — with words (AP)
  100. Google Voice service blocks fewer than 100 numbers (AP)
  101. Verizon's iPhone challenger goes on sale Nov. 6 (AP)
  102. Leaked video game footage shows terrorist attack (AP)
  103. Google puts songs a click away in search (AP)
  104. Twitter Rival Wins Over Popular Taiwanese Politician (PC World)
  105. Nintendo cuts forecast as Wii loses sparkle (Reuters)
  106. Motorola posts 3Q profit, names permanent CFO (AP)
  107. Google gets its groove on with music search (AFP)
  108. Nintendo's profit dives as Wii demand dwindles (AP)
  109. Android 2.0: The iPhone killer at last? (InfoWorld)
  110. Software Development Kit Released for Android 2.0 (NewsFactor)
  111. Sun CEO's pay package cut by a third in '09 (AP)
  112. FBI: National Data-breach Law Would Help Fight Cybercrime (PC World)
  113. Why Verizon's Droid Isn't an iPhone Killer (PC World)
  114. Ariz. court rules records law covers 'metadata' (AP)
  115. Internet turns 40 with birthday bash (AFP)
  116. 12 Gadgets That Let You Ditch Power Cords, Wires, and Hassles (PC World)
  117. Samsung Q3 profit trebles on memory chips, LCD (Reuters)
  118. RealNetworks back in the black, eyes Google tie-up (Reuters)
  119. Gameworld: Horror video games scare up record sales (Reuters)
  120. iLuv releases iMM183 dual dock and weather alert alarm clock (Macworld.com)
  121. Cloud computing: Simply SaaS renamed? (InfoWorld)
  122. Juniper Outlines a 'New Network' for the Next Decade (NewsFactor)
  123. Tough World Aids Security Firms (Investor's Business Daily)
  124. Canonical Matures Linux-based Netbook OS (PC World)
  125. Verizon's 'iDon't' Campaign Creates Humor, Not Sales (NewsFactor)
  126. Hebrew, Hindi, other scripts get Web address nod (AP)
  127. iPhone comes to China without key feature (AP)
  128. Nintendo profit dives, others in red amid slump (AP)
  129. Reports: Cyberattacks traced to NKorea (AP)
  130. Web marketer ordered to pay Facebook $711M damages (AP)
  131. ICANN Approves Internationalized Domain Names (NewsFactor)
  132. Marvel Comics come to iPhone (Macworld.com)
  133. Okla. hearing aimed at shaping 'sexting' measure (AP)
  134. Digital Gear: Webcam, Handheld Video Camera Go HD (PC World)
  135. Horror videogames scare up record sales (Reuters)
  136. First Look: Apple TV 3.0 (Macworld.com)
  137. Palm Lost the iTunes Sync Battle (Again) (PC World)
  138. Facebook gets $711 million damages in anti-spam case (Reuters)
  139. Spammer Ordered to Pay Facebook $711 Million (PC World)
  140. Novell to Los Angeles: Drop Dead! (PC World)
  141. The Macalope Weekly: Everyone’s got an opinion (Macworld.com)
  142. Novatel shares tumble after 4Q outlook disappoints (AP)
  143. Apple's iTunes Update Again Blocks Palm Pre Syncing (NewsFactor)
  144. iPhone Halloween Costumes (PC World)
  145. 10 Essential Windows 7 Downloads (PC World)
  146. Cisco, EMC team up on cloud computing: sources (Reuters)
  147. US cyber center opens to battle computer attacks (AP)
  148. House Bill Would Ban FCC Net Neutrality Rules (PC Magazine)
  149. BlueBeat sells Beatles MP3s, permission be damned (Macworld.com)
  150. PCs shed pounds and CD drives, gain touch screens (AP)
  151. School sued for punishing teens over MySpace pix (AP)
  152. ICANN OKs International Domains: The Pros and Cons (PC World)
  153. Mobile revolution finally reaches Pacific (AFP)
  154. Verizon Expands Droid Invasion with Eris (PC World)
  155. Chinese site to steer users to legit music source (AP)
  156. Internet believers: Pastors open online churches (AP)
  157. Forrester projects rise in online holiday sales (AP)
  158. Microsoft Targets Google's AdSense with OpenX Deal (NewsFactor)
  159. Google voice search learns Chinese (AFP)
  160. DiVitas Mobile Collaboration Goes to IPhone, Android, RIM (PC World)
  161. Author Ken Auletta searches for the Google story (AP)
  162. NetEase gets China non-approval notice (Reuters)
  163. iPhone e-Books Don't Threaten Kindle Or Nook (PC World)
  164. Security Report Finds Enterprise Infections Up 100 Percent (NewsFactor)
  165. Aster Adds 'data-application Server' in Version 4.0 (PC World)
  166. Microsoft: Worms Are Most Prevalent Security Problem (PC World)
  167. Firefox 3.6 Beta Boosts Speed, Adds Features (PC World)
  168. Apple Kills Hackintosh Netbooks with Snow Leopard Update (PC World)
  169. Best Buy embraces digital delivery of home video (AP)
  170. New Orleans jury: Dell liable in crime camera suit (AP)
  171. BetOnSports.com founder gets 4-plus years (AP)
  172. Chinese Government Agencies Battle Over Warcraft (PC World)
  173. Sony Ericsson unveils its first Android phone (Reuters)
  174. China's NetEase eyes push into fertile mobile sector (Reuters)
  175. Rihanna says domestic violence could happen to anyone (Reuters)
  176. NetEase, Activision caught up in China turf war (Reuters)
  177. Sorenson Media releases Sorenson Squeeze 6 (Macworld.com)
  178. Yahoo donates Traffic Server to Apache (InfoWorld)
  179. Sun gives Arkansas farmers a chance to harvest (AP)
  180. China police chief urges harsher Internet controls (AFP)
  181. Intel Chipset Causing IPhone Sync Problem (PC World)
  182. T-Mobile still out of order for some subscribers (AP)
  183. Apple's partner sells 5,000 iPhones in China debut (AP)
  184. Microsoft redesigns MSN, adds Twitter, Facebook (AP)
  185. AT&T sues Verizon in Ga. over 'map for that' ads (AP)
  186. Lawmakers seek ban on laptops in airliner cockpits (AP)
  187. China bureaucratic war over online Warcraft heats up (Reuters)
  188. Parallels Desktop 5 for Mac arrives (Macworld.com)
  189. T-Mobile USA Restores Voice, Data Services After Disruption (PC World)
  190. Beyonce preps live discs, ABC special (Reuters)
  191. Playfish sees social games as industry driver (Reuters)
  192. G-Technology announces support for Hitachi 2TB hard drives (Macworld.com)
  193. Application whitelisting review: McAfee Application Control (InfoWorld)
  194. Application whitelisting review: SignaCert Enterprise Trust Services (InfoWorld)
  195. Application whitelisting review: Bit9 Parity Suite (InfoWorld)
  196. Microsoft-backed open source group outlines project guidelines (InfoWorld)
  197. Costs May Outweigh iPhone Sales for China Unicom (NewsFactor)
  198. Review: Motorola's Droid is a serious smart phone (AP)
  199. Cisco forecasts growth for first time in downturn (AP)
  200. Microsoft lays off 800 more workers worldwide (AP)
  201. A growing PayPal could soon overshadow parent eBay (AP)
  202. Study: Internet use leads to more diverse networks (AP)
  203. NY joins the antitrust effort against Intel (AP)
  204. Plan to charge for online content delayed: Murdoch (AFP)
  205. Pre-paid mobile ban hits Kashmiri lovers (AFP)
  206. Brightpoint 3Q profit doubles on tax benefit boost (AP)
  207. China's Baidu May Not Link to Licensed Music After All (PC World)
  208. Rockers No Doubt sue Activision over "Band Hero" (Reuters)
  209. Flickr plants an App Garden (Macworld.com)
  210. Apache readies Tomcat Java servlet container upgrade (InfoWorld)
  211. On The Call: Cisco CEO says firms easing off brake (AP)
  212. Apple's App Store: 100,000 Apps, But Most Are Unused (PC World)
  213. Activision posts 3Q profit, backs 2009 outlook (AP)
  214. No Doubt sues video game maker over 'Band Hero' (AP)
  215. Cisco forecasts first revenue growth in a year (AP)
  216. Google providing better view of personal data (AP)
  217. EU agrees on new Internet user rights (AP)
  218. Troubling portrait emerges of Fort Hood suspect (AP)
  219. Droid joins 'Google phone' army in smart phone war (AFP)
  220. World Tech Update Nov. 5, 2009 (PC World)
  221. Judge orders US music website to drop Beatles songs (AFP)
  222. "Guitar Hero" brings higher revenue for Activision (Reuters)
  223. AT&T Profiles Specific Cities in Bid for Coverage (PC World)
  224. Windows 7 debut a hit: NPD (AFP)
  225. Commerce Search Aims To Help Retailers Boost Sales (NewsFactor)
  226. Postini Technology to Spread Across Google Apps (PC World)
  227. Google Releases Core Development Tools as Open Source (PC World)
  228. Could Steve Jobs, "CEO of the Decade," Run Your Company? (PC World)
  229. New `Call of Duty' could set entertainment record (AP)
  230. Deja vu: Wal-Mart, Amazon, Target in DVD price war (AP)
  231. EBay settles lawsuit filed by Skype founders (AP)
  232. Activision posts 3Q profit, backs 2009 outlook (AP)
  233. Bluebeat to battle EMI over Beatles songs (AFP)
  234. Update Fixes IPhone Sync Problem With Windows 7 for Some (PC World)
  235. CardioNet reports 3Q loss as it restructures (AP)
  236. Justin Bieber's "World" centers on young love (Reuters)
  237. Sales Boycott over Modern Warfare 2 with Steam 'Trojan Horse' (PC World)
  238. Apple Store announces Reserve And Pick Up program for the holidays (Macworld.com)
  239. Windows 7: Putting Early Sales Figures in Perspective (PC World)
  240. New IBM Consulting Unit Geared To Analytics Field (Investor's Business Daily)
  241. Gumblar Malware's Home Domain Is Active Again (PC World)
  242. OpenOffice Introduce Multi-Button Confusion With New Mouse (PC World)
  243. Droid Smart Phone Attracts Early Buyers (Investor's Business Daily)
  244. AP IMPACT: Framed for child porn — by a PC virus (AP)
  245. Software cos. eye key patent case in Supreme Court (AP)
  246. Sony offers `Cloudy' early to people with its TVs (AP)
  247. French driver suspected in bank heist becomes Internet star (AFP)
  248. Droid Battery Life Requires New Charging Habits (PC World)
  249. Apple Plans for 'World-mode iPhone' Bad News for AT&T (PC World)
  250. Russia fires police YouTube whistleblower (Reuters)