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- Client yearning to fire attorney Lerach says Fortune story was last straw
- The future of mobile tech, with Texas Instruments CTO Hans Stork
- Linux group asks Supreme Court to nix all software patents
- HD DVD vs. Blu-ray: what it takes to win a format war
- Aussie court ruling on ‘linking’ causing Tizzie
- Web 2.0 innovation efforts in India: Hooeey
- Palm grabs its OS back, plots Treo’s future
- Palm release: We have the OS back
- Office-party blunder? How to live it down
- Lerach firm will fight client to stay in Halliburton case
- Seagate dominates Q3 DVR market, keeps top spot in hard drives
- One month to the iPhone: how it will go down
- Judge Posner takes book tour to virtual world
- New video glasses for iPod: myvu’s very cool
- Why Google should buy TiVo now
- Should slackers get year-end bonuses, too?
- AMD to be big winner, Intel big loser in 2006 chip rankings
- Report: Bad buzz for Blu-ray (hope for HD DVD)
- The future of password security: no easy answers
- Sony’s $1,000 Blu-ray player takes on HD DVD with two strikes against it
- Interview: that iPhone will need security, and Spansion has plans
- Vista: Microsoft’s last hurrah?
- KSR v. Teleflex: The real deal in patent showdowns
- The trouble with Palm and its Treo
- Anshe Chung: First Virtual Millionaire
- Fear the iPod (and the Wii): Web gadget traffic surges
- Must I buy my boss a pricey holiday gift?
- Palm to launch “Passion Brands” Treo marketing campaign
- User-enhanced software: An open suggestion for Adobe or Microsoft (or others)
- Is Larry Sonsini getting a bad rap?
- TiVo for conference calls, a new iPod use
- In dog toy suit, judge tells Louis Vuitton: Chew on this
- Sony’s loss is at least $240 on every PS3
- Seagate CEO: Google, Web service giants upgrade storage almost yearly
- Is the Microsoft-Novell deal dead on arrival?
- Adobe offers sneak peek at photography’s future
- ‘What’s your greatest weakness?’
- Microsoft unveils two paradigm-shifting deals in 7 days
- Which will win, Xbox 360 or PS3? Try Seagate.
- Syncing life: what Sharpcast is really up to
- Treo too feature-rich to attend its screening of Russell Crowe flick
- eCosto chip to enable more powerful low-cost phones
- What’s wrong with dressing sexy at work?
- Analysis: Palm pushing for more influence over Treo’s software destiny
- Interview: Slideshare working on privacy features for PowerPoint-sharing service
- Web 2.0 play: Adobe open-sources ActionScript VM
- Wal-Mart’s $398 laptop
- Nvidia snaps up PortalPlayer for a steal; time to chase the iPod?
- New study defends BlackBerry against Microsoft’s mobile push
- Interview: RFID passports and the security danger
- Second red iPod shows charity can pay
- Some Mac loyalists turn against Adobe
- Backdating: A little less than meets the eye
- This credit card might be too secure for you
- Intel chips help Apple play to its strengths
- Is Apple’s shutdown fix crippling MacBooks?
- Patent filing may reveal iPod features, iPhone basics
- T-Mobile WiFi phones, SMS train tickets, phone fertility: a roundup
- Dell, AMD to make beautiful servers together
- FaithFone Wireless: It had to happen eventually
- SMS dating rises in India, and inhibitions drop
- Google rules the phone; U.S. lags in mobile data
- The Grasso judge’s other comp case
- Vioxx suit tally: 23,800 cases for 41,750 plaintiffs
- Why Apple buying Adobe wouldn’t make sense
- Is AMD an American company?: expert feedback
- Hey, Gartner: Apple should NOT quit the hardware business
- Adobe: CS is coming, and Mac Pro could grab market share
- Pellicano Case: Moment of Truth for Bert Fields
- H-P charges beset with hurdles
- Dell – AMD romance heats up; details next week
- YouTube, MySpace grabbing most of the video growth; Yahoo’s in trouble
- As YouTube rolls, it’s woodshed time for Yahoo
- iPod beware: Mobile music surges in Asia
- iTunes vs. the world, Friendster’s fall, and Indian phone smuggling
- Improved OQO handheld PC will have cellular
- New Sony Altus headphones: are audiophiles embracing iPods?
- Product Red: Apple, Sprint get in on smart charity marketing
- Sprint takes the covers off network coverage
- The Palm OS is a joke, and it’s time for a reckoning
- Google’s smart to buy the best: another angle on the YouTube deal
- Cost of failure for Google Video: $1.65 billion
- Three reasons an iPhone could actually suck
- Is AMD an American company?
- Soft launch
- In the iPod’s world, black is the new white
- Top 10 reasons why Intel shouldn’t buy Nvidia
- HD-DVD vs. Blu-ray: What if neither wins?
- Review: HD DVD laptop a decent early volley vs. Blu-ray
- SanDisk chasing a growing phone market in India
- Report: Multimedia phones to drive handset display sales in ’07
- Slideshare brings PowerPoint to the Web-sharing world
- A TouchPad phone: the Synaptics Onyx concept
- Nvidia would transform downtown San Jose into new mobile graphics capital
- Nokia readies Bluetooth rival; maybe just what Bluetooth needs
- HD-DVD vs. Blu-ray: Let’s get ready to rumble
- Hard drive price war: The scramble for Maxtor’s leftovers
- A new branding push for Sony
- Upcoming VAIO C fashion laptops: Sony wants how much?
- Review: A beautiful Bluetooth headset from Plantronics. But how does it sound?
- Report: Bad Sony batteries will burn up to $280 million out of laptop industry
- Is the spying debacle actually good for HP?
- New SD card rivals DVD-R capacity
- Nintendo Wii scores a spot on Toys ‘R’ Us list of must-haves for the holidays
- First look: An anti-bacterial mouse to go with that soap
- Review: iPod 80GB, with new iPod Games
- Remember when Apple was dead?
- A better, cheaper nano: Apple’s holiday gift to itself
- Laptops: Tight supply of screens could mean fewer holiday discounts
- Google still clobbering Yahoo, MSN
- MacBook: Random shutdowns plague users
- iPod nano: Behind the colors
- The lowdown on iPod Hi-Fi sales
- First look: myvu wearable iPod video display is headed somewhere
- Review: BlackBerry Pearl is smooth, but no surefire winner
- The Biggest Company in America… Is Also a Big Target
- The GE Mystique
- What Makes GE Great?