Did Microsoft get
lucky in Europe?
The software giant budges a bit, and several U.K. politicians see some wiggle room as regulators stand tough.
Piecing together Vista
Bright light,
big energy?
special coverage Forecasts for solar power are getting a little sunnier as new tech boosts yields and bolsters its economics.
Phone fun
in Japan
photos A design center in Tokyo's ground zero for trendy teens keeps tabs on the latest in mobile phones.
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IBM bets on 'info server' category
Are information servers the next big thing in infrastructure software? IBM says it has the first one.
Yahoo to carry local CBS news footage
Companies will share ad revenue in syndication deal that will bring local CBS news video to Yahoo News.
Quality, quantity of phishing kits on the rise
Kits, which can be had for as little as $30, are getting more sophisticated, says antiphishing group.
McAfee buys, integrates Onigma
Hosted data-loss prevention service is launched in conjunction with $20 million acquisition.
What MTV says about Google-YouTube marriage
news analysis "Amped-up" AdSense could be the way the search giant turns its $1.65 billion acquisition into something more than a headline-grabbing deal.
Microsoft hands over Security Center tech
Aiming to satisfy EU, gives rivals data to help Security Center concern--but still hasn't dealt with PatchGuard problem.
Analyst sees big future for nano
Nanotech will perform feats such as keeping Moore's Law alive, analyst says, though the nano label will fade away.
Microsoft's Mundie: A bottom-up approach to tech
newsmaker The high-ranking Redmond exec talks about spreading tech to emerging nations and the challenges of keeping software safe.
Briefly: NEC sells European PC business
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