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Europe: Microsoft still out of compliance
European Commission reviews latest Microsoft documents, says company is still out of antitrust compliance.
- Tell me what company not want to be the monopoly? C.c. Shen -- Mar 12
- Dump 'em Matthew Good -- Mar 12
- It is because they have real democracy in Euro Free People -- Mar 11
Feds suggest 21-day deadline for Google subpoena
Justice Department says it needs data as quickly as possible, asks judge to set 21-day deadline for the search company to comply.
- Sorry Bozo Joseph Schuler -- Mar 12
- Please, Google, stick to it! Michael Cuadra -- Mar 12
- Very Difficult Call Peter armand Menon -- Mar 12
This week in Apple
The war of words is heating up over Apple Computer's Mac OS security.
- Truth versus CNet journalism Jon T -- Mar 13
- C/NET=MS FUD MACHINE N.M. Bryant Pickelsanich -- Mar 12
- Mac IS X Tiger Safety & Security videos Robert Pritchett -- Mar 12
Police blotter: Ex-employee faces suit over file deletion
International Airport Centers sues former employee, saying use of secure file deletion utility violates hacking laws. Court agrees.
- Oh well, ther goes the fourth amendment! Ian Deal -- Mar 12
- Mediocre law, assinine judges... Earl Benser -- Mar 11
- 3 posts? Thanks for the 404 when i clicked submit... American Student -- Mar 11
McAfee update exterminates Excel
Company fixes mistake which, for a brief period, caused its antivirus tools to remove or quarantine Microsoft's Excel, and applications.
- Don't ya just luv it? ( * GRIN *) Walt -- Mar 12
- One needs to be careful.... Earl Benser -- Mar 11
- RE: McAfee 4715 - Error - Problems with Mcafee's version of Events Randy Spark -- Mar 11
Almost iPod, but in the end a Samsung
With easy-to-navigate software, a sleek design and reasonable cost, Samsung's new Z5 player may be the first solid rival to the iPod.
The New York Times
- AAC vs WMA vs MP3 Mike Caracio -- Mar 12
- "Almost" only counts in horseshoes and handgernades Jeffrey J -- Mar 12
- Don't miss the video J. G. -- Mar 12
Wireless networking baffles some household customers
Successful installation can be a headache, especially for the less technologically inclined. Do you know what a router does?
- typical CNET Bryan Serven -- Mar 12
- question Don O'berry -- Mar 12
- You want plumbing installed, you call a plumber... You b. Stupid -- Mar 12
Anonymous source is not the same as open source
Wikipedia is learning that a list of numbers is not as authoritative as a Nobel laureate.
The New York Times
- revolution! Vladimir Mitic -- Mar 12
- What Author Failed to Say Mark Doiron -- Mar 12
- What Author Failed to Say Mark Doiron -- Mar 12
Mobile operators halt sale of Razr phones
Two U.S. cellular carriers stop selling Motorola's Razr due to a defect in some phones that causes calls to be disconnected.
Photos: Motorola Razr
- Dropped calls Tom Parrent -- Mar 12
- RAZRs Are Greatest Phone Available Today. Period. Tom Deavers -- Mar 11
- Razr defective since new on the market Bennae Pastor-clark -- Mar 11
Week in review: Origami unwrapped
After weeks of rumors, conjecture and suspense, we finally get to see what Microsoft has been tinkering on with its Origami project.
- UMPCs need an interactive speech interface Deb H -- Mar 12
- UMPC Site Launched Lee Keels -- Mar 11
- UMPC Site Launched Lee Keels -- Mar 11
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