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• Securing dollars
• Top tech companies complain to EU about Qualcomm
• PatchLink launches global channel program locally
• IBM to use Google desktop search deep inside firms
• Microsoft threatens to withdraw Windows in South Korea
• Microsoft to benefit from steady Xbox production: analysts
• PluggedIn: Digital revolution set to sweep "Bollywood"
• Spammers get personal with 'spear-phishing'
• "Sophisticated" eBay fraudsters jailed in Britain
• Fortinet revolving door still open
• Fujitsu swings to H1 profit on software services
• Alcatel operating profit in line, trims margin goal
• BenQ's Q3 profit plunges, but sees better Q4
• Microsoft revises individual certifications
• Under the Wire: A cure for boredom
• RealNetworks posts quarterly profit
• Carly Fiorina joins Cybertrust board
• Sun Microsystems says CFO to retire
• Microsoft says profit up, ramp of Xbox sales
• Ethan Group eyes wireless, VoIP boost
• Argus reports strong growth, offshore moves
• Sharp posts H1 profit drop, keeps outlook
• STMicro sees chip market growing 6 percent in 2006
• Lucent posts lower profit, but sees sales growth
• Monsoon floods hit tech capital, business goes on
• Microsoft joins Yahoo on digital library alliance
• Zi licenses software to Ninetendo for game system
• KAZ founder reduces his role
• BMC pledges broader channel focus
• Microsoft, Israel govt in start-up support deal
• Strong PC demand seen pushing Microsoft sales up
• The Last Word: Security to aisle seven
• Funds to announce WorldCom settlement: source
• Microsoft sees China, India competition in future
• Kaboodle makes sharing web bookmarks easier
• SMBs cool on VoIP: survey
• Google hires exec to lead China sales
• Adobe sees quarterly profit near high end of forecast
• Cisco announces system for safety agencies' radios
• Warner Bros revamps home video, adds digital wing
• Ericsson to buy most of Marconi for US$2bln
• Microsoft rebrands, relaunches Great Plains, CRM
• Local VXL reseller may be sold
• Skype targets businesses as growth accelerates
• Mobile phone market to exceed 800 million units: surveys
• Getting to the source of the problem
• Australians concerned about spyware: survey
• New security distributor opens doors
• Ericsson to buy Marconi telecom business: WSJ
• Canon to develop fuel cells for printers, cameras
• Oracle eyes boosting pace of stock buybacks
• Intel to delay next version of Itanium chip
• VeriSign to control ".com" domain until 2012
• Oracle, Siebel get request for more info from DOJ
• AMD signs x86 licensing agreements in China
• iTunes lands in Australia
• Ericsson to build R&D unit, up investment in India
• Apple faces lawsuit over iPod screen scratches
• Infosys exec starts Vic information manager
• Bird flu may create sales opportunity
• Aust signs MoU with India
• Could rising iPod sales hurt Apple's margins?
• RIM loses latest NTP ruling, risks US shutdown
• Amazon to open second India tech centre in Chennai
• Nortel strikes multi-million dollar CEO pay deal
• Oracle, HP make 10g, management app play
• MessageLabs launches partner program
• Munich prosecutors investigating Infineon's ex-CEO
• Interview: German publishers to build own online book network
• Stormy chapter begins for Google, book publishers
• Cisco breaks ground on US$50mln campus in Bangalore
• PluggedIn: DVD format war brews even as videos go off-disk
• Warner Bros joins Blu-ray camp
• Tata buys Sydney's FNS for $35m
• Rivals Taobao, eBay clash on whether free is best
• TalkNet launches South Africa network
• Nokia Q3 profit up, but sales prices suffer
• Voice phone calls to be free within years: eBay CEO
• SAP ups 2005 target after forecast-beating Q3
• WhiteGold adds AirTight wireless security
• One minute with...Colin McKenna
• High-tech fair shows China bopping up value chain
• Venture capitalists seek next big thing in tech
• TCS says buys Aussie firm FNS for US$26 million
• BlackBerry maker aims for more Asian partners
• Publishers sue Google over copyright dispute
• Samsung, Sharp see LCD TV market of 100 mln in 2010
• Cisco to invest US$1.1 bln in India, triple staff
• ShadowRAM: iPods, mobiles 'essentials' for schoolkids?
• Google cedes Gmail name in UK in trademark dispute
• HP requests Blu-ray to add technologies
• Fujitsu PC set for further growth at new site
• Email spammers face jail under new Nigerian law
• DoCoMo unveils walkie-talkie phones
• Forrester declares Blu-Ray winner in DVD format war
• ComputerCORP buys CES Computers
• From the trenches: Goodbye to games?
• Seagate net jumps on laptops, consumer electronics
• Emerson adds regional support
• Wipro Q2 net up 17 pct, meets forecast
• LG Elec targets US$6.7 bln Indian sales in 2010
• Symposium to talk up buying trends
• Dell eyes Czech Rep or Poland for new plant: paper
• Ericsson wins network expansion orders in China
• EBay stops bird flu drug auction
• Integrity Data Systems up for sale
• Yahoo buys Whereonearth to bolster local search
• Computers donated by South Korea stolen in Iraq
• Graeme Huon scoops Pearcey Award
• EU lawmakers refuse to bend on data storage plan
• LG Elec Q3 net profit halves, outlook brighter
• IBM net dips, but results beat forecasts
• Sony Ericsson launches 3G Walkman mobile phone
• FEATURE: US digital firm looks to Europe, not Hollywood
• Apple faces hard time wooing Hollywood to new iPod
• Groups sue California over minors video game ban
• Resellers to catch ‘Yellow Machine' fever
• Palm, BlackBerry-maker sign licensing agreement
• ShadowRAM: Vroom vroom! Kutteh takes Porsche
• Nortel names Mike Zafirovski as CEO, president
• HP recalls 135,000 laptop battery packs
• Microchip tool industry could consolidate: Cadence
• Skype sees Microsoft, Yahoo, AOL as main threats
• Judge stays Google suit in Microsoft hiring case
• PluggedIn: In China, internet creates new wave of pop stars
• Govt announces digital radio framework
• EA, Spielberg to develop three new video games
• Apple names Tim Cook chief operating officer
• Microsoft, Nigeria fight email scammers
• EBay completes acquisition of Skype
• Siemens denies report it is mulling buying Nortel
• Tech One snares PNG contract
• Google to report pro forma earnings, not just net
• Google, Comcast talks on AOL progressing: sources
• New gadget to make theft of mobile phones harder
• HP admits to communications failure over ITS2000 debacle
• LG Electronics expects home appliance growth
• US says Samsung to plead guilty, pay US$300 mln
• Digital music player sales seen up sharply by 2009
• Podcasters prepare to launch video era
• Three indicted in US bust of pirated CDs
• Variety is the spice
• Australia drops off 'Dirty Dozen' spammers list
• Linksys, Skype team on Internet phone
• Hynix profit tops forecasts on flash chip demand
• Google, Comcast in talks to invest in AOL
• Firewall signs AirMagnet, Bluesocket
• Google funds "social entreprenuer" program
• Microsoft, Yahoo hook up instant message networks
• Apple unveils new video iPod
• Ingram Micro Australia wins global Ferrari prize
• Delpride launches BI consultancy
• Tata Consultancy Q2 net up 20.5 percent, above forecast
• Onyx tempts resellers with juicy rebate
• Infosys Q2 profit jumps, raises full-year forecast
• Apple profit soars but iPod sales miss estimates
• Symantec outlines boost for sales to small business
• Totalfone spins off wholesale VoIP business
• Microsoft revamps licensing for virtual era
• Intel unveils first-ever dual-core Xeon chip
• Congratulations to Helly Trajkov, the winner of the 19" LCD F-Series display
• Hannamax goes all NICE
• Get those geeks!
• Wireless industry comes together for faster Wi-Fi
• Under the Wire: A fistful of processors
• VoIP slow off the mark
• PluggedIn: Cameraphones spawn news photo marketplace on web
• UK hackers jailed for global computer worm plot
• Oracle buys open source tech developer Innobase
• Cellnet cuts staff
• Ericsson in talks to buy Marconi: sources
• EU presses for cross-border online music licences
• Robot vehicles conquer US desert terrain race
• Dutch police arrest suspected computer hackers
• Enstor appoints new managing director
• Indian offshore firms court lawyers to lift margins
• One minute with... Brian Allsopp
• India to insist on local phone making for govt orders
• AMD subpoenas Intel customers in antitrust case
• Symantec expands enterprise offering to distribution
• SecureTel rebrands, moves to larger site
• Media, entertainment to see faster growth: report
• The Last Word: Call me anytime
• Avante IT launches healthcare IT specialist
• From the trenches: Head to the LAN party
• Australian High Court rules in favour of modders
• AOL boosts anti-phishing protection
• US FTC sues New Hamsphire "spyware" operation
• EU names trustee for Microsoft ruling compliance
• Rival camps keep slugging it out in DVD format war
• Robot vehicles gather to race in US desert again
• Internet crime shifts to Russia after bust: official
• Data recovery booms via channel
• Microsoft reveals game lineup for Xbox 360 launch
• Apple stirs product speculation over Oct 12 event
• LAN Systems signs Exabyte
• Analysis -- From Bangalore with chips: India eyes semiconductors
• Movie industry to move online to beat pirates
• Hynix to fight Toshiba complaint on chip patents
• Under the wire: Malcolm in a muddle
• Taiwan tells Google it is not a China province
• EU executive proposes safeguards on use of data
• Microsoft, film studios tap Jackson for 'Halo'
• Lenovo restructures to integrate IBM PC purchase
• Tropos lands in Australia, signs Wireless Tech
• Digital music sales surge amid broader decline
• Microsoft funds African PCs amid open source debate
• Microsoft's Office upgrade to support PDF files
• Microsoft plans cheaper Windows version for India
• PluggedIn: Online games spawn own economy, society
• Exinda launches first channel program
• Electronic Arts unveils games for Xbox 360 launch
• Electronics groups pursue anti-piracy software link
• Taiwan tech firms begin bird flu precautions
• Google, Sun Micro to announce collaborative effort