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  1. Visa Plans To Let Phones Charge Your Purchases (NewsFactor)
  2. RIMM Sneezes, Marvell Catches A Cold
  3. Sun: Where Are The Shareholders’ Chauffeurs?
  4. Solar Stocks Slide; House May Derail Tax Credit Extension
  5. Tellme for iPhone due by June (CNET)
  6. ISPs Pledge To Require Permission for Targeted Ads (NewsFactor)
  7. Computer applications float in Internet cloud (AFP)
  8. RIMM Shrs Plunge 25% As Margins Appear To Collapse
  9. Head Crash: BMO Downgrades Xyratex; Chops EPS Estimates On Western Digital, Seagate
  10. Review: 'de Blob' is fun, visually stunning (AP)
  11. Google: Will European Weakness Dent Q3 Results?
  12. Bankrate: Stifel Upgrades; Sees Margin Expansion Story
  13. RBC Turns Cautious On Contract Mfrs; Cuts Estimates On BHE, CLS, FLEX, MFLX, PLXS, TTMI, SANM
  14. Japan's online social scene isn't so social (AP)
  15. Apple to make iTunes more accessible for the blind (AP)
  16. IBM: BMO Capital Cuts Ests, Price Target
  17. Amazon: Lazard Cuts Ests; Sees Weaker Online Spending
  18. Intersil: Oppenheimer Downgrades; Worries On Margins
  19. Simplifi combines iPod dock, media card slots, hub (Macworld.com)
  20. Yahoo: Collins Stewart Says Fundamentals “Deteriorating”
  21. Russian retailers to start Apple iPhone sales Oct 3 (Reuters)
  22. Nokia to unveil touch screen phone Oct 2: sources (Reuters)
  23. Congress expected to move on copyright, Internet radio issues (CNET)
  24. Ballmer on search: 'I don't like not being No. 1' (CNET)
  25. uTorrent for Mac leaked (CNET)
  26. US-TECH Summary (Reuters)
  27. Author nun finds new outlet in cellphone fiction (Reuters)
  28. Gates speaks at UN, Ballmer in Silicon Valley (CNET)
  29. Microsoft: Steve Ballmer Live At The Churchill Club
  30. Expanding the Twitter club for the rest of us (CNET)
  31. Vroom: Who Was In That Tesla?
  32. Judge orders new trial in online music piracy case (AFP)
  33. FCC proposes easing wireless spectrum bids (Reuters)
  34. Microsoft Confirms Windows 7 Pre-Beta Launch (NewsFactor)
  35. RiM Sees Q3 Margin Hit From Component Costs, Rising Dollar, Discounts; “Unannounced” Device to Ship in the Quarter; Bals
  36. RIM 2Q earnings up 72 percent but outlook soft (AP)
  37. America Movil braces for iPhone shortage in Brazil (Reuters)
  38. Tibco Q3 Sales, Profit Beat; Stock Jumps 8.5%
  39. RIM Q2 Misses on $2.58B, $.86; Profit Forecast Low
  40. What’s Up with UT Starcom?
  41. Network Equipment up 10%; Hopes of a Microsoft Boost?
  42. EBay gets conditional OK for stake in Korean site (AP)
  43. IPTV subscriptions to grow 64 percent in 2008: Gartner (Reuters)
  44. Visa develops payment software for Google phone (AP)
  45. Oracle says will catch up with SAP (Reuters)
  46. RIMM Trading Higher Ahead Of Earnings Later Today
  47. Red Hat Shares Slides As Q3 Guidance Disappoints
  48. BYOC: Company gives workers unusual laptop leeway (AP)
  49. T-Mobile's Android Phone Has Limits Outside Google (NewsFactor)
  50. Ballmer Sees Financial Crisis Hurting Software Demand
  51. Microsoft's Craig Mundie outlines the future of computing (CNET)
  52. Nokia spreading software bets after Symbian buy (Reuters)
  53. Court fails to reinstate $1.5 billion Lucent award (Reuters)
  54. Piper: Fears On Fincl Sector IT Spending May Be Overdone
  55. Microsoft's Craig Mundie outlines the future of computing (CNET)
  56. Visa plans applications for Google, Nokia phones (Reuters)
  57. Yahoo Doesn’t Announce Layoffs. Yet.
  58. What’s Up With Salesforce.com?
  59. Visa plans applications for Google, Nokia phones (Reuters)
  60. T-Mobile uncaps data plan ahead of Google phone (AP)
  61. Google phone wins cheers but told could be better (Reuters)
  62. Wachovia Turns Cautious On Semis, Hardware; Lowers Estimates For Dell, Sun, HP, IBM, Multiple Chip Stocks
  63. Apple: BMO Capital Cuts Target On Slower Mac Growth; But Ups ‘09 EPS Estimate On Higher Gross Margins
  64. Pacific Crest: Sees Slower Spend On Data Centers; Cuts Ratings On BRCD, CVLT, DBTK, QLGC; Chops Many Ests
  65. RBC: Sees IT Spending Eroding; Downgrades VMW, QLGC, VOLT, XRTX; Cuts Ests On Many Other Tech Stocks
  66. EA hit with class action suit over 'Spore' (CNET)
  67. University of Ill. virtual campus flounders (AP)
  68. SKorea approves eBay's purchase of top online shopping mall (AFP)
  69. Oracle, HP unveil computer to cope with digital explosion (AFP)
  70. Transmeta Seeks Buyer; To Get $91.5M From Intel In Q3
  71. LDK Solar Closes Sale Of 4.8M Shrs At $41.75 Each
  72. Red Hat FY Q2 Revs, EPS Slighty Ahead of Estimates
  73. Electronic Arts Says Spore Sales Reach 1 Million Copies
  74. Software: Pacific Crest Slashes Ests As Demand Slows
  75. Judge grants new trial in music downloading case (AP)
  76. Oracle to sell computer hardware for first time (AP)
  77. US-NET Summary (Reuters)
  78. Oracle, HP team up on database hardware (Reuters)
  79. Gates takes U.S. financial crisis in stride (CNET)
  80. Technology spurs growth of fantasy sports in U.S (Reuters)
  81. Trends & Innovations - Wednesday (Investor's Business Daily)
  82. Oracle to sell computer hardware for first time (AP)
  83. MySpace tries to strike new chord in digital music (AP)
  84. Gates takes U.S. financial crisis in stride (CNET)
  85. U.S. appeals court favors Broadcom vs Qualcomm (Reuters)
  86. Oracle, Red Hat spar over Linux (InfoWorld)
  87. Group asked to apologize for calling online vendors addicts (CNET)
  88. Synaptics wins deal for first Android phone (Reuters)
  89. Review: Lifestreaming sites can organize Web lives (AP)
  90. Study: Work e-mail use creeps into off hours (AP)
  91. Dell to use greener LED displays for all laptops (AP)
  92. Skyfire Browser Ready for Windows Mobile Devices (NewsFactor)
  93. Google releases software kit for new phone (AFP)
  94. Sun Microsystems CEO gets $11M 2008 pay package (AP)
  95. VCs shovel another $28.7 million into Digg (AP)
  96. Yahoo launches major upgrade to display ad system (AP)
  97. U.S. appeals court favors Broadcom vs Qualcomm (Reuters)
  98. Developers Expected To Transform First Android Phone (NewsFactor)
  99. EU Parliament calls for telecom regulatory group (AP)
  100. Flick Sports Bowling game debuts for iPhone (Macworld.com)
  101. FCC chief would cut minimum bid on D block airwaves (Reuters)
  102. FCC chief would cut min. bid on D block airwaves (Reuters)
  103. Oracle and Intel jump on a cloud (CNET)
  104. Sony Ericsson boss says studying Android system (Reuters)
  105. Juniper, F5: Merrill Downgrades Both To “Underperform”
  106. Yahoo: AOL Talks May Revive; To Sell Yahoo Answers?
  107. Netbooks Vs. Notebooks: ThinkEquity Sees New Smaller Devices Eating Into Revenues, Profits At Apple, Intel
  108. Solar Stocks Warm Up After Senate Backs Tax Credit Plan
  109. Cell phone can unlock car, start engine (AP)
  110. Google unveils mobile phone, on sale in October (AFP)
  111. Apple, AT&T speed up iPhone 3G buying over Web (CNET)
  112. NYC transit added to Google's map service (AP)
  113. Is Sun Solaris on its deathbed? (InfoWorld)
  114. Report: Yahoo board approves AOL talks (CNET)
  115. MySpace to connect users with US presidential debates (AFP)
  116. Google Vs. Apple Era Begins As First Android Cell Phone Unveiled (Investor's Business Daily)
  117. US-ENTERTAINMENT Summary (Reuters)
  118. Yahoo unveils Messenger 9.0 (CNET)
  119. Android to debut in T-Mobile's G1 smartphone (InfoWorld)
  120. Google unveils mobile phone, on sale in October (AFP)
  121. Chrome Users Return to Internet Explorer, Firefox (NewsFactor)
  122. Senate Votes To Extend Solar Tax Credits For 8 Years
  123. T-Mobile's G1 Android Phone Comes with Goggle Apps (NewsFactor)
  124. Are They Lost? Tough Q4 Ahead For Garmin and TomTom
  125. Sun's wind and output on extended dimmer switch (AP)
  126. AP switches tech providers for Web video network (AP)
  127. Google rolls out rival to iPhone (Reuters)
  128. Google, T-Mobile Launch 'Game Changing' G1 Phone (PC Magazine)
  129. Google phone to cost $179, debut Oct. 22 (AP)
  130. EU says text message charges should be slashed (AP)
  131. Microsoft to issue debt, buy back $40B in stock (AP)
  132. Companies joining to push music on memory cards (AP)
  133. Antitrust status conference on tap for Microsoft (CNET)
  134. US-ENTERTAINMENT Summary (Reuters)
  135. Sony Ericsson to roll out music service in weeks (Reuters)
  136. Sony Ericsson to roll out music service in weeks (Reuters)
  137. Oracle eyes portal improvements (InfoWorld)
  138. STMicro Slides; J.P. Morgan Downgrades To Neutral
  139. ENER Slide Tied To Outlook Cut By Key Customer
  140. GPhone: Developers Tout Advantages Over iPhone
  141. Broadcom Down 14% In 2 Days; Nervous On Sept Qtr
  142. Spain Ups Proposed ‘09 Solar Cap To 500 MW
  143. Google CEO won't delay Yahoo deal any further (AP)
  144. First Google Android phone to cost $199: report (Reuters)
  145. Google and GE allies in quest for clean energy (AFP)
  146. ITC to probe Nintendo Wii patent infringement (Reuters)
  147. Google CEO says ready to move ahead on Yahoo deal (Reuters)
  148. Trends & Innovations - Wednesday (Investor's Business Daily)
  149. Former Mercury Interactive directors settle (AP)
  150. Leica grabs bragging rights with `fastest' lens (AP)
  151. Live Search gets a Powerset boost (CNET)
  152. Study: Chrome reached nearly 2 million in U.S. (CNET)
  153. ITC to probe Nintendo Wii patent infringement (Reuters)
  154. IBM Opens Center To Study Social-Networking Software (NewsFactor)
  155. Collapse: Assessing The Carnage
  156. Samsung bid for SanDisk shows memory market woes (AP)
  157. Collapse: Nasdaq Has Worst Day Since Sept. 2001
  158. Microsoft Unveils 'Wave 3' Windows Live Betas (PC Magazine)
  159. Can Larry Save The Stock Market?
  160. Web boom in English-obsessed Korea (Reuters)
  161. Brocade Sees “Challenging” Economy Through Mid-’09
  162. Entertainment, tech cos. to unify digital media (AP)
  163. Ike causes widest US Internet outage since 2003 (AP)
  164. WSJ online subscription revenue to rise: Murdoch (Reuters)
  165. Think Video Games Are Solitary? New Study Says No. (NewsFactor)
  166. SanDisk: Does No Really Mean No?
  167. Despite T-Mobile, Android Launches May Be Delayed (NewsFactor)
  168. Rackspace: 8 Firms Start Coverage; Shrs Can Use A Lift
  169. How to get reporters' attention at Web 2.0 Expo (CNET)
  170. GOP could bank on Palin's popularity online (CNET)
  171. Mozilla: Firefox license in Ubuntu was 'giant error' (CNET)
  172. Evergreen Solar: Citi Upgrades To Hold, Trims Ests
  173. Nortel Shrs Plunge On Lower ‘08 Outlook; Blames Carriers
  174. MercadoLibre: Stock Slides As AmTech Lowers Target
  175. VMware: No Help From VMworld; Jefferies Chops Target
  176. ASML Shrs Slide; Added To Goldman “Conviction Sell List”
  177. Sony: Goldman Cuts Rating, Estimates; Stock Slips
  178. The three business tech risks you don't know about (InfoWorld)
  179. iPhone 3G is named gadget of the year (Reuters)
  180. Palin imitators flood YouTube with mocking videos (AFP)
  181. Tesla to open plant for Model S electric sedan (CNET)
  182. NFL player fumbles playbook on his blog (CNET)
  183. Apple Remote app updated for iPhone, iPod (Macworld.com)
  184. SanDisk Board Rejects Samsung Offer As Too Low
  185. Adobe tops Wall St hopes on design tool demand (Reuters)
  186. Dell shares sink on warning about weak demand (AP)
  187. Microsoft hails open source outreach (InfoWorld)
  188. SanDisk on Samsung buyout offer: Not so fast (CNET)
  189. HDTV makers turn to budget stores, larger screens (CNET)
  190. They Weren’t Kidding: Samsung Bids $26/Shr For SanDisk
  191. SAP Shrs Rally As Credit Suisse Upgrades, Raises Target
  192. Amazon's Imdb Offers Movies and TV Shows Free (NewsFactor)
  193. First Google-powered phone to be unveiled Sept. 23 (AP)
  194. VMWare Unveils Products for Enterprise Integration (NewsFactor)
  195. AMD: S&P Upgrades To “Hold” On Valuation Basis
  196. Adobe 3Q net income down, results beat estimates (AP)
  197. Leica Unveils Next-Gen M8 Digicam (PC Magazine)
  198. Adobe FY Q3 Revs, Non-GAAP EPS Top Guidance; Shrs Up
  199. Forrester boosts 2008 tech spending forecast (AP)
  200. Earnings preview: Oracle to post fiscal 1Q results (AP)
  201. HP CFO “Very Confident” On Current Quarter Guidance
  202. Forrester Chops ‘09 U.S. Tech Spending Forecast; Ups ‘08
  203. Cisco: Chambers Sticks to LT Growth Target Of 12%-17%
  204. Vishay Goes Hostile On IRF After New Bid Rejected
  205. Microsoft, McDonalds Team for Free Zune Wi-Fi (PC Magazine)
  206. SunPower: Another Solar Stock With A Lehman Problem
  207. CA: J.P. Morgan Ups Rating To Overweight
  208. NetSuite: Piper Ups Rating To Neutral After 30% Slide
  209. Nearly every kid plays video games, survey finds (AP)
  210. Dell sees weaker global IT demand; shares dive (AP)
  211. VMware unveils Fusion 2.0, VClient initiative (CNET)
  212. Imdb.com allows free film, TV viewing (Reuters)
  213. Best Buy 2Q profit slides 19 percent (AP)
  214. Microsoft seeks secure software development (InfoWorld)
  215. SAP: Are They Planning A Bid For Teradata?
  216. Chips: UBS Downgrades ISIL, SIRF, BRCM, VSEA, LRCX; Cuts Estimates On INTC, ALTR, XLNX, ASML
  217. Micron: UBS, JMP Cut Ratings; Stock Drops To 15-Yr Low
  218. JA Solar Shrs Slides Further; Lent 6.56M Shrs To Lehman
  219. Best Buy FY Q2 Revs Tops Ests, But EPS Misses; Stk Drops
  220. SOA deployments: What actually works (InfoWorld)
  221. Best Buy to acquire music-sharer Napster (AP)
  222. Big Blue claims virtualization breakthrough (CNET)
  223. Mac OS 10.5.5 packs fixes for slew of security flaws (CNET)
  224. Porn passed over as Web users become social-author (Reuters)
  225. HP to cut 24,600 jobs as part of EDS integration (AP)
  226. Sources: EMI close to deal with MySpace Music (CNET)
  227. Amazon's imdb.com allowing free film, TV viewing (Reuters)
  228. Rubicon Technology Chops Guidance; Stock Falls
  229. Lawson Software Cuts FY Q1 Outlook; Stock Stumbles
  230. HP to cut 24,600 jobs as part of EDS integration (AP)
  231. Current TV to broadcast `tweets' during debates (AP)
  232. Best Buy Will Acquire Napster for $121 Million (NewsFactor)
  233. iPhone App Lets Users Send Photos To Other Phones (NewsFactor)
  234. HP To Cut Workforce By 7.5%, Or 24,600, Over 3 Years
  235. Best Buy to acquire music-sharer Napster (AP)
  236. Apple: August NPD Data On Mac Sales Disappoints
  237. Tellme tries to speak to sports nuts (CNET)
  238. Seagate, Western Digital Change Hard-Drive Lineups (NewsFactor)
  239. Evergreen Solar Drops On Tie To Lehman-Linked Convert; Will They Get Repaid In Stock Loan Transaction?
  240. Newspapers say Google, Yahoo tie hurts competition (Reuters)
  241. MEMC: No Major Damage From Hurricane To Texas Facility; But Suffering “Raw Material Delays”
  242. DealerTrack: Stock Rallies As JMP Upgrades
  243. Qimonda: Could The Company Go Bankrupt?
  244. SanDisk: Cowen Slashes Ests On Weak NAND Pricing
  245. Apple: Citi Says Sept. Qtr Tracking Ahead Of Street Ests; Contends Shipments Have Begun On New MacBooks
  246. Micron Reportedly May Slash Cap Ex For 2009
  247. Satyam Reportedly Could Cut 4,500 Jobs
  248. RIMM: Pacific Crest Says Sept. Sales “Slightly” Weak
  249. Citrix: Jefferes Downgrades to Underperform; Cuts Target
  250. Axcelis Shrs Tumble; Sumitomo Decides Not To Bid