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  1. DJ-1800 adds Nicecast, Hercules support (Macworld.com)
  2. Google courts bloggers-politicos at US presidential conventions (AFP)
  3. Web site educates about hiring war vets (AP)
  4. A modern electoral tradition: selling votes on eBay (AFP)
  5. Vodafone firm to sell iPhone 3G in India (Reuters)
  6. HP posts 3Q profit jump; faces stiff competition (AP)
  7. Some eBay sellers frustrated with rule changes (AP)
  8. Microsoft to pay Novell $100 million more for Linux support (Reuters)
  9. EBay lowering fixed-price sellers' listing fees (Reuters)
  10. Almost one mobile phone for every South Korean, statistics show (AFP)
  11. Microsoft, Novell expand controversial interop pact (InfoWorld)
  12. Olympian blogs range from the bland to the bitter (AFP)
  13. Google outpaces search market growth (CNET)
  14. Intel Laptop Platform to Boost Graphics, Power Use (PC World)
  15. Apple updates iPhone software to fix glitches (Reuters)
  16. NPD: US Mobile Phone Sales Down (PC World)
  17. Apple releases fix for iPhone 3G connectivity woes (AP)
  18. UK online retail sales up 11 pct in July: survey (Reuters)
  19. Intel unveils new chip design to challenge AMD (AP)
  20. HP Results Gain on Laptop, Blade Sales (PC World)
  21. HP Says EDS Merger To Close This Month
  22. Novatel Slides 13%; 2Q EPS $.03 Misses, Forecast Bleak
  23. Attention shoppers: Website promises best deal (Reuters)
  24. Vodafone to Offer Pricey IPhone 3G in India (PC World)
  25. Hewlett-Packard 3Q profit jumps 14 pct (AP)
  26. Microsoft pursues search improvements, sans Yahoo (InfoWorld)
  27. HP Reports Q3 Results Beat, Forecast Ahead of Estimates
  28. Analog Devices Q3 Sales, Profit Miss, Forecast Light
  29. FDA warns General Electric over lax record keeping (AP)
  30. SiRF Falls 12% On Apparent Sale By Insider
  31. Friendster supports applications for rival sites (AP)
  32. Marvell: Amtech Sees Beat and Raise Quarter
  33. Clueless about trading? Start networking online (AP)
  34. Judge lifts gag on students over transit security (AP)
  35. Boston judge lifts MIT students' card-hacking gag order (CNET)
  36. Apple willing to replace any smoking first-gen iPod Nanos (CNET)
  37. Micron Narrows Gap in Flash Market Share, Says iSuppli
  38. Google Releases Android SDK, Version 0.9 (NewsFactor)
  39. IOC wants opening ceremonies off file sharing site (AP)
  40. iPhone 3G: Don’t Try This At Home
  41. WSJ launches free news application for BlackBerry (AP)
  42. Blockbuster: Needham Initiates at “Hold”
  43. Bono pumps up the volume, lets slip new U2 songs (Reuters)
  44. Apple's iPhone 3G Firmware Update Bombs (NewsFactor)
  45. Apple updates iPhone software to fix glitches (Reuters)
  46. Apple: Pacific Crest Sees Rising Cash Flow From iPhone
  47. HP Q3 May Signal Effects of Dollar Rise, Global Slow-Down
  48. Citigroup Starts Iron Mountain at “Hold”: Cash Vs. Growth
  49. Netflix: Wedbush Custs Estimates, Sees Little Impact From Glitch
  50. Analysts say US cell phone sales fell in 2Q (AP)
  51. Nintendo's Wii is the champion console yet again (USATODAY.com)
  52. Nokia provides Lonely Planet maps on cell phones (AP)
  53. Japan warns of iPod nano fire risk (AFP)
  54. Japan reports 2 iPods overheating, suspects defect (AP)
  55. Tapping the hot asphalt jungle for energy (CNET)
  56. Apple customer satisfaction scores gain at rivals' expense (CNET)
  57. Google tops among search sites for customer satisfaction (CNET)
  58. Japan to start overseas cell phone technology push (AP)
  59. Softbank to offer Casio Computer mobile phones (Reuters)
  60. Wikia Search, Cuil Trailing Google by a Long Shot (PC World)
  61. Symantec to buy PC Tools (CNET)
  62. AC/DC to release "Black Ice" in October (Reuters)
  63. Qwest, unions agree on new contracts (AP)
  64. Pandora Founder Says Rising Fees Threaten Webcaster (NewsFactor)
  65. MRV Comms Receives Delisting Threat
  66. Canada launch set for RIM's BlackBerry Bold (Reuters)
  67. FCC Approves Android-Based HTC Dream Smartphone (NewsFactor)
  68. EA Declines To Extend Take-Two Bid Deadline (NewsFactor)
  69. InFocus Board Votes Buyback of 10% of Shares
  70. Full Disclosure: I Own Nothing
  71. Trina Sell-Off Overdone, Says Raymond James
  72. SanDisk Falls 10% As Citi Says 2009 Estimates Too High
  73. McCain's tech platform opposes 'unnecessary regulation' (CNET)
  74. GraphOn Sues Google for Patent Infringement (NewsFactor)
  75. Toshiba End-Runs Blu-ray with Up-Converting DVD Player (NewsFactor)
  76. Ubuntu sponsor joins Linux Foundation (InfoWorld)
  77. T-Mobile to launch first Google-powered mobile (AFP)
  78. Novatel Falls as Avondale Sees Rising Audit Costs
  79. Take Two Drops as EA Bid Expires, Two Firms Still Talking
  80. Singer Lennox recovering after back surgery (Reuters)
  81. Will Salesforce Beat And Raise, The Eternal Question
  82. Electronic Arts to let Take-Two offer lapse (Reuters)
  83. You don't know tech: The InfoWorld news quiz (InfoWorld)
  84. Electronic Arts won't extend Take-Two deadline (AP)
  85. Dropped calls plague iPhone 3G, and not just in U.S. (USATODAY.com)
  86. New data: 1 in 3 business PCs drop Vista for Windows XP (InfoWorld)
  87. Test Center review: BlueArc Titan 3200 is a giant among NAS systems (InfoWorld)
  88. Vodafone completes purchase of Ghana Telecom stake (AFP)
  89. Far EasTone Offers US$29 Eee PCs With 3G Contracts (PC World)
  90. BurnAgain FS improves large file handling (Macworld.com)
  91. Journalist Leroy Sievers dies at 53 (Reuters)
  92. Xbox 360 beats PS3 in Japan (Reuters)
  93. Forget HD DVD: Toshiba focuses on plain old DVD (AP)
  94. Bono blamed for unreleased U2 songs on Internet (CNET)
  95. TV remains top source of news even as online grows (AP)
  96. Analog TV shutdown kills free cell-phone TV (AP)
  97. Preparing for an urban WMD attack (CNET)
  98. BurnAgain FS improves large file handling (Macworld.com)
  99. Cadence pulls bid to buy Mentor Graphics (CNET)
  100. Sixth place in Beijing for twin ConnectU founders (CNET)
  101. Shapeways lets Internet users manufacture goods (AFP)
  102. Xbox 360 Beats PlayStation 3 in Japan Weekly Sales Chart (PC World)
  103. BurnAgain FS improves large file handling (Macworld.com)
  104. New magazine-sharing site escapes copyright laws abroad (CNET)
  105. Netflix shipments back on track after severe outage (Reuters)
  106. TSA declares some laptop bags 'checkpoint-friendly' (CNET)
  107. EA’s Profit Outlook Cut as Time-Warner Delays “Potter”
  108. U.S. Not Ready for Georgia-Style Computer Attacks (NewsFactor)
  109. Nintendo Continues To Lead Game-Console Sales (NewsFactor)
  110. Microsoft Opens Windows 7 Blog for Discussions (NewsFactor)
  111. Obscure Chip M&A: Vishay Offers $1.6B for Int’l Rectifier
  112. Cadence withdraws proposal to buy Mentor Graphics (AP)
  113. CNBC: SunPower CEO Calls PG&E Contract “Fantastic”
  114. Airlines push for homegrown jet fuel (AP)
  115. CNBC: Netflix Fixes Outage, Will Refund 15% to Subs
  116. New magazine-sharing site may violate copyrights (AP)
  117. Qwest union contract expires Saturday (AP)
  118. Cablevision: Buyback, Separate “Content” Stock Coming?
  119. Mentor Plunges 21% As Cadence Withdraws Offer
  120. Week in review: Static on the iPhone line (CNET)
  121. iPhone 3G Problems Appear Centered on Big Cities (NewsFactor)
  122. Nokia hires former Finnish prime minister (AFP)
  123. Electric bikes selling briskly as gas prices climb (AP)
  124. Sony plans no PS3 price cuts at Leipzig games fair (Reuters)
  125. First Android Smartphone May Come From T-Mobile (NewsFactor)
  126. Comverse Plunges On Signs of Slowing Business
  127. N. America TV Sales Up 28%, Samsung Share Rises
  128. Use an AppleScript to force a desktop picture change (Macworld.com)
  129. Report: U.S., Overseas Retail E-Commerce Recession Resistant
  130. NBC builds online audience even as TV ratings soar (Reuters)
  131. Dropped calls plague iPhone 3G, and not just in U.S. (USATODAY.com)
  132. Fliers cheer laptop policy change (USATODAY.com)
  133. You don't know tech: The InfoWorld news quiz (InfoWorld)
  134. T-Mobile to offer first Android smartphone (Reuters)
  135. Netflix shipping centers slammed by problems (AP)
  136. Next 'Harry Potter' film delayed (CNET)
  137. Netflix resumes some DVD shipments (Reuters)
  138. Video game sales rise 28 percent in July (Reuters)
  139. Xbox to sell Warner Music videos for $1.99 (AP)
  140. Cell Tower Owners Mulling Fuel Cells For Backup Power (Investor's Business Daily)
  141. July video game sales jump 28 percent (AP)
  142. Video game sales rise 28 percent in July (Reuters)
  143. Court says copyrights apply even for free software (AP)
  144. Judge keeps gag order in subway hacking case (AP)
  145. New York Web site gives juicy details on city's notables (Reuters)
  146. Apple Testing Firmware Fix for iPhone 3G Problems (NewsFactor)
  147. Court Ruling Upholds Open-Source Copyrights (NewsFactor)
  148. Autodesk beats Wall Street estimates for fiscal 2Q (AP)
  149. SunPower Shrs Jump On Deal With PG&E
  150. Autodesk Rallies After Hours On Strong FY Q2
  151. Biographical information on John Chapple (AP)
  152. Yahoo selects Biondi, Chapple as new board members (AP)
  153. New BlackBerry expected within month in N. America (AP)
  154. Lyric Culture pays songwriters for their words (AP)
  155. Netflix: Day 3 Of Service Outage; Watch The Olympics
  156. Netflix shipping centers slammed by problems (AP)
  157. Infineon chip causing problems on iPhone: reports (Reuters)
  158. Italy blocks Swedish file-sharing site (AP)
  159. Hunters claim to have nabbed Bigfoot, Internet goes nuts (CNET)
  160. Netflix suffers biggest outage ever (Reuters)
  161. Ex-Apple GC Heinen Settles With SEC; To Pay $2.2M
  162. Open-source pact subject to copyrights law: court (Reuters)
  163. Beware The Strengthening Dollar
  164. Cablevision: Media Investor Harbinger Has 4.9% Stake
  165. RIMM: Merrill Says Nov Qtr Ests May Be Way Too Low
  166. Adobe: “Bad Time To Buy,” Says Cowen
  167. Here’s An Idea: Stream Sirius Radio On Your iPhone
  168. Corning: ThinkPanmure Cuts Ests On Weak TV Sales
  169. OmniVision Slides As Baird Cuts Rating To Neutral
  170. Logitech To Buy Ultimate Ears For $34 Million
  171. Rivet Xbox 360 streaming app adds Aperture support (Macworld.com)
  172. Polo Ralph Lauren to launch shopping by cell phone (Reuters)
  173. Open Source Advocates Hail Appeals Court Ruling (PC World)
  174. Video-editing software gets put to the test (USATODAY.com)
  175. NBC sees new media habits form with Olympic games (AP)
  176. LG sees slower TV market growth in '09 (Reuters)
  177. Intel readies new remote PC access function (CNET)
  178. Wikipedia founder aims to break Google stranglehold (AFP)
  179. Intel PCs to wake up for phone calls (AP)
  180. Pentagon puts hold on USAF cyber effort (AP)
  181. AOL Phisher Gets Seven Year Sentence (PC World)
  182. TheFunded inspires lawsuit from VC firm (CNET)
  183. Swedish magazine blames iPhone 3G woes on hardware (AP)
  184. MedAssets narrows 2008 outlook (AP)
  185. Is America Ready for Its First BlackBerry President? (PC World)
  186. Virgin Mobile USA 2Q profit declines (AP)
  187. Loss narrows at hospital software maker MedAssets (AP)
  188. Facebook is online social networking king (AFP)
  189. Judge: Even 'Free' Open-Source Code is Licensed (PC Magazine)
  190. NBC sees new media habits form with Olympic games (AP)
  191. Researcher lowers projections for online video ads (AP)
  192. The9 Drops 20% As NetEase Inks Deal With Activision
  193. New Yahoo service helps users share their location (AP)
  194. Light-Bending Materials Could Slow Light, Speed Up Net (NewsFactor)
  195. iPhone 3G Problems Could Be From Flawed Chipset (NewsFactor)
  196. Virgin Mobile Q2 Sub Losses Not As Bad As Forecast
  197. EBay in talks to buy minority stake in Gmarket (AP)
  198. NetApp FY Q1 In Line; Sets $1B Buyback
  199. Stix takes a stab at motion-controlled PC games (AP)
  200. Ebay seeking stake in South Korea's Gmarket (Reuters)
  201. Sorting Through Barry Diller’s New Offspring
  202. Cell Survivor: Conquer a City With Nothing But a Cell Phone (PC World)
  203. ArcSight Shares Slump As Lock-Up Expires
  204. Yahoo board sets eyes on Chapple and Biondi (CNET)
  205. TWTC, CCOI, LVLT Slide On Oppenheimer Downgrades
  206. Yahoo spends $36M on advisers in Microsoft dance (AP)
  207. IPhone could give Best Buy sales boost: analysts (Reuters)
  208. HP: Bernstein Sees Pressure From Dollar Appreciation
  209. Logitech releases V550 Nano cordless laser mouse for notebooks (Macworld.com)
  210. Sun releases beta of NetBeans IDE (InfoWorld)
  211. Goldman Resumes MSFT Coverage With Buy Rating; Looks Like Yahoo Talks Really Are Dead
  212. Apple: Piper Ups Estimates On Sept. Qtr iPhone Sales
  213. Kwiry service lets users text to remember tidbits (AP)
  214. Sonus: Could Stock Swoon Attract Buyer?
  215. Nvidia Shares Rally On Massive Buyback Plan
  216. Best Buy Up On Deal To Sell iPhone; Radio Shack Slips
  217. Polycom Shares Rise; Rival Tandberg Gets Bid
  218. Bloggers enraged over "pretty face" fakery (Reuters)
  219. Brocade: FY Q3 Tops Ests; Q4 Rev View Tops Street
  220. Apple: On Fire….Literally
  221. Canadian Solar Swoons Despite Beat-And-Raise Q2
  222. Buy evidence of my husband's adultery on eBay (Reuters)
  223. Best Buy to sell iPhones soon (USATODAY.com)
  224. Two improved invisibility devices show themselves (USATODAY.com)
  225. Diving deep into Amazon Web Services (InfoWorld)
  226. Transit agency wants MIT students to stay gagged (CNET)
  227. Phelps makes biggest splash at Games and online (Reuters)
  228. Best Buy to start selling the iPhone 3G in September (Macworld.com)
  229. Olympic fever being fuelled by high-tech in SKorea (AFP)
  230. MSN Taking the Brunt of Google's US Search Blitz (PC World)
  231. Georgia targeted in cyber attack (AFP)
  232. Best Buy says to sell Apple iPhone in the U.S. (Reuters)
  233. Russian hackers continue attacks on Georgian sites (AP)
  234. Best Buy becomes first independent iPhone retailer (AP)
  235. Starz ending Vongo movie service for Starz Play (AP)
  236. Do you remember where you were when this happened? (CNET)
  237. Yahoo near naming Biondi, Chapple to board: source (Reuters)
  238. Dell Unveils 19-hour Latitude Laptop (PC World)
  239. Yahoo near naming Biondi, Chapple to board: source (Reuters)
  240. Limelight Beats, Sees Sales Above Estimates
  241. Nvidia Sees 3Q Sales up “Slightly,” Shares Rally 10%
  242. Web Firms Backpedal on Behavioral Ad Targeting (NewsFactor)
  243. Lenovo Launches Powerhouse Quad-Core ThinkPad (NewsFactor)
  244. Original iPhone Owners Have Options To Upgrade (NewsFactor)
  245. Applied 4Q Forecast Light, Says 3Q Was Silicon “Trough”
  246. Nvidia 2Q Sales and Profit Miss, Mea Culpa on Pricing
  247. U.S. fails to prosecute Internet fraud cases: report (Reuters)
  248. AT&T: Clearwire, Google Gaming Regulators (PC Magazine)
  249. Nvidia Offers Free PhysX Games, Cool Utilities (PC Magazine)
  250. Applied Materials 3Q Sales $1.85B, $0.12 Profit Misses