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Saturday December  31

The year of the stargazers
Scientific communities were alive this year in many areas, including space exploration, artificial intelligence and bioinformatics.

10 greatest gadget ideas of the year
This year, the high-tech industry made clever steps forward and put new spins on old features.  (The New York Times)

Year in review: R&D hits the road
From robots and new fuels to private spacecraft and novel planes, the tech world was on the move in 2005.

year in review Business as usual? Not quite
In 2005, Microsoft shifted strategies, embraced open standards and recognized a new rival.

Web services thrive, but failures outrage users

Cell phone concierge, now at your service

Internet porn: China says it's winning war

Intel unveils new logo in brand overhaul
The lowercase "e" and "Intel inside" are to be replaced as Intel shifts focus from PCs into consumer products.

Extra: The iPod of e-readers is nigh

Blogma: Dell creates UK Firefox buzz

Blogs: NSA catches heat over cookies

Deal of the day: $100 rebate on Vonage devices



Friday December  30

Games accelerating for faster-paced lives

Biotech crops mark first decade with wins, losses

This year, Santa went cybershopping

For a buck a pixel, Brit kid nets nearly $1 million

Sony settles 'rootkit' class action lawsuit

Voice control coming to XM radio

Big ad campaign to usher in new AT&T

Massachusetts CIO quits amid OpenDocument debate

Chip industry sets a plan for life after silicon
The industry's road map reflects growing confidence in new technologies that make electronic switches from single molecules or even single electrons.  (The New York Times)

Korea's cloned canine--a shaggy dog story?
A research scandal calls into question whether an Afghan-Labrador pup was a cloning success, or a fabrication.
Photos: You ain't nothin' but a clone, dog?

Briefly: Nokia loses patent fight with InterDigital

Opera Software chooses Google

  Deal of the day: $100 rebate on Vonage devices

  Zend gets new marketing chief

  Sirius reaches 3 million-member milestone  



Thursday December  29

year in review Surveillance takes center stage
Congress, courts wrestle with the Patriot Act, and RFID tags become more popular.

year in review The Internet reborn
Five years after the dot-com bust, the Net showed vigor and inspiration not seen since the 1990s.

Big ad campaign to usher in new AT& T
The reborn, postmerger Ma Bell gets its branding in order as competition heats up among telecom and cable companies.

Massachusetts CIO quits amid OpenDocument debate
A key figure in efforts to move the state to the open-standards format has resigned following controversy over the initiative.

Chip industry sets a plan for life after silicon
The industry's road map reflects growing confidence in new technologies that make electronic switches from single molecules or even single electrons. (The New York Times)

Korea's cloned canine--a shaggy dog story?
A research scandal calls into question whether an Afghan-Labrador pup was a cloning success, or a fabrication.
Photos: You ain't nothin' but a clone, dog?



Wednesday December  28

Japanese companies study chipmaking partnership
Several companies are considering creating a joint chip foundry that each could use for semiconductor manufacturing.

Men want facts, women seek relations on Web
Gaps in Web usage are more related to generation than gender, according to extensive study.

Man pleads guilty to eBay Internet attack
Oregon man pleads guilty to using worm to launch denial-of-service attack against eBay in 2003.

China firm to spend billions on renewable power
A Chinese state-owned energy firm plans to invest $2.5 billion in biomass, garbage treatment and other alternative energy projects.

What the Google-AOL deal means for users
Google promises purity in its interface and results, but more ads, video links and AIM chat from AOL deal.

European satellite launch challenges GPS
The European Union launches its first Galileo navigation satellite, moving to challenge the U.S. Global Positioning System.
Images: EU launches GPS rival

Year in review: Price drops make it a TV year worth watching
Prices plummeted below $1,000 mark for large plasma TVs, and viewers gained a multitude of avenues to tap into TV content.

Microsoft, Softbank in Japanese VoIP deal
The partnership will develop services combining Internet telephony, e-mail, Internet access and instant messaging.

AOL: Trump, 'penis patch' dominate 2005 spam
Ads hawking body enhancements, mentions of The Donald topped year's junk e-mail. Porn spam dropped in popularity.



Tuesday December  27

Virus disguises itself as MSN Messenger beta
File purporting to be the latest test version of Microsoft's IM software tries to draw PCs into a botnet.

Briefly: Zend gets new marketing chief

Sirius reaches 3 million-member milestone

  Nortel buys Tasman to boost VoIP line

.  Deal of the day: Free security suite after rebates

  Red Hat CEO begins stock-selling plan

  Extra: Hackers rebel against spy cams

Blogs: Imation releases 4GB micro drive

Deal of the day: Free security suite after rebates

Blogma: Dell creates UK Firefox buzz



Monday December  26

year in review Hot console, 'hot coffee'
Microsoft beat competitors to market with its Xbox 360, and the debate over steamy game content had Rockstar sweating.

year in review The race toward dual-core
AMD and Intel scramble to bring dual-core x86 chips to PCs and mainstream servers.

year in review Outsourcing and its discontents
As the U.S. tech industry saves money by sending work overseas, new worries emerge about data privacy.

Games discover their star power
This is the first year that a good movie-based game is more par for the course than a fluke.   (The New York Times)
Images: A beast of a game

Nintendo DS sales hit 5 million in Japan
Company claims figure represents the fastest-ever pace for sales of a game machine in the country.

Wall Street bets on Web gambling
Internet casinos are outlaw operations in the eyes of the federal government, but they look like solid investments to others.   (The New York Times)

'Fat Man Walking' treks with tech
Gadgets help make Steve Vaught's cross-country walk more bearable, but he could do without " Internet trolls."
Photos: En route for health



Sunday December  25

Through a Webcam to a sordid world
A 13-year-old finds an online audience for sex in a tale of the dark collateral effects of technology.

year in review Broadband ups the ante
Cable, phone companies jostle and spend to deliver high-speed phone, TV and Net service.

Microsoft sheds control of its cable network
NBC plans to purchase a controlling stake in the MSNBC channel, but the companies continue to share MSNBC.com equally.

Fla. attorney general says his e-mails aren't spam

Microsoft settles with Google over executive hire  

Verizon plans to offer mobile music downloads



Saturday December  24

Extra: Cheney's iPod takes top priority on flight

Blogma: U.S. vs. the world on file-sharing

Podcast: European regulators bang the gavel

Blogs: Patriot Act extended for only one month

Deal of the day: Ericsson phone, satellite radio and $100 cash

Avoiding the post-holiday online shopping blues

Google creators named Men of the Year
The Financial Times honors Sergey Brin and Larry Page, citing the company's booming value and effects on Net users.

South Korean panel says stem-cell result fabricated

Lucent to take $300 million charge over court ruling

$8 billion deal said to be in works for tech company
An investment consortium is in talks to acquire Affiliated Computer Services, which has such clients as General Electric and McDonald's. (The New York Times)



Friday December  23

Just how extensive is NSA's spy program?

Watch out with metadata in Vista, analysts warn

Jews for Jesus sues Google over blog

California forced to defend 'junk fax' law

Nielsen to collect DVR user data

France may sanction unfettered P2P downloads

Briefly: Deal of the day: Ericsson phone, satellite radio and $100 cash

Comcast offers 'family friendly' cable package

Wipro buys payment software firm

  Alternate ending for 'Kong' game

  Quote of the day: Steve Jobs to get 'hosed' in 2006



Thursday December  22

Microsoft looks beyond AOL
Redmond's desktop leadership, new ad business will help it compete with Google after losing out on the AOL deal, analysts say.

Senators propose taxing Internet shopping
Online and mail order purchases aren't always hit with sales taxes today. But Congress may make those taxes mandatory.

iTunes and QuickTime flaw detailed
Flaw could put systems running Windows and Mac OS X at risk of attack, warns security researcher.

Bush ratchets up Patriot Act pressure
President Bush and his allies step up pressure on senators to renew a law with limited reforms that would protect civil liberties.

Salesforce outage angers customers

Bidding adieu   to Pentium M
Intel's familiar chip label is about to give way to Duo and Solo, sources say.
Kicking off 2006 with Yonah



Wednesday December  21

Your TV will soon be all-digital

Google plugs 'obscure' phishing holes

RIM profit jumps 33 percent

roundup Google wheels and deals
America Online lands a cool billion from a tech behemoth that casts a growing shadow over companies and countries alike.

California scrutinizes Diebold e-voting

Lenovo says changing execs is part of a plan

'High' risk in Symantec antivirus software flaw

Playing favorites on the Net?

New biometrics software looks for sweat

Scammers jingle all the way
At this time of year, cyberscams take on a holiday flavor and credit card fraud gets a snowball effect.
Images: Holiday phishing

Briefly: Alternate ending for 'Kong' game

Quote of the day: Steve Jobs to get 'hosed' in 2006

  Deal of the day: HD tuner for $110

IBM in, HP out for storage

  ABC adds 'Commander in Chief' to iTunes



Tuesday December  20

Microsoft launches updated Vista preview
Third preview version of forthcoming Windows release adds security features, as well as performance and user interface functions.

The early bird gets the $149 Toshiba laptop

Computer forensics tools maker hacked
An attacker penetrates systems at Guidance Software and accesses customer records including credit card data.

Extra: Firefox tastes victory--and it's little and orange

Blogma: The two sides of Bill Gates

Podcast: A Wikipedia offshoot takes root

Blogs: Howard Stern, live on Yahoo

Deal of the day: Olevia LCD TV now $500



Monday December  19

Hackers steal customer information from gaming company
After failing to extort money from the company by hacking into its databases, thieves try to squeeze money from customers.

DVR technology comes to video iPods
New software and hardware allow TV watchers to record shows directly to their PCs video iPods and Sony PlayStation Portables.

eBay shelves plans for live pet listings

Icahn seeks to derail Google as AOL partner

Microsoft hires user interface guru
Bill Buxton, whose roots are in music and computing, will work with Microsoft Research to improve product design.

Wikipedia alternative aims to be 'PBS of the Web'

A better way to count clicks?

Microsoft drops Mac IE
Microsoft will cut off Internet Explorer support for Mac users this month, and Mac IE availability will end in early '06.

MEMS the word as micro devices catch on

Utah may erase early but unused e-commerce law

President defends secret wiretapping

Need to find an Xbox 360? Buy a ticket to Tokyo
In Japan, Microsoft's Xbox video game console is overshadowed by Sony's PlayStation 2. (The New York Times )
Photos: Xbox 360 lands in Japan

Briefly: Deal of the day: Hello Kitty iPod for $375

Savvis tightens up security

Blinkx to unveil video search to go

Deal of the day: Olevia LCD TV now $500

Deal of the day: Olevia LCD TV for $590



Sunday December  18

Judge sets filing deadline in RIM patent case
Sides must file final legal briefs by Feb. 1 as judge considers request that could halt the BlackBerry service in U.S.

Some PowerBook customers unhappy with new screen

Intel replaces some stock options with grants

AOL to stick with Google

Spansion gets lukewarm response to IPO

iTunes lyrics fight ends in apology

HP backs both rivals in DVD horse race

Bug-hunting tool aimed at Vista developers

Senate rebuffs Bush on Patriot Act

Start-up merges cell phone and PC into a handheld



Saturday December  17

IBM opens Unix software lab
Big Blue sinks $200 million into its Unix software development center to encourage technologies that enhance its AIX system.

Briefly: Deal of the day: Olevia LCD TV for $590

Quote of the day: Photo sharing a 'social medium'

  IBM upgrades Tivoli Access Manager

  HBO interested in iPod programming

  RIAA sues 751 file-swappers

Commodore catches a second wind
A Dutch company resurrects the venerable PC name as it sets sail with a flotilla of new gadgets.
Photos: A look back at Commodore

photos Seeking life forms in icy waters
The Census of Marine Life has researchers braving Arctic waters to find jellyfish and more.



Friday December  16

Microsoft patch jams up IE
Tuesday's security update for Internet Explorer is causing trouble for people who have been testing the new IE 7 browser.

South Korean scientist denies faking cloning study

Hackers find first Xbox 360 cracks
First cracks give glimpse of game code, but the hacks don't let you run pirated games or homebrewed code on the new console--yet.

Extra: Semantic Web, here we come

Blogma: Google gets its groove on

Podcast: The Xbox under hack attack

Blogs: Google ads on PBS

Deal of the day: Olevia LCD TV for $590

Dasher worm gallops onto the Net
Network worm now hitting PCs spreads spying software via a recently patched hole in Windows.



Thursday December  15

Microsoft to reorg entertainment division

Google whistles a new tune

Microsoft sues nine MAPS partners

iPod accessory maker sues rival in patent spat

Visto sues Microsoft for patent infringement

Senate panel approves more Net-policing powers

Compliance laws boosting IT budgets

Yahoo hires DARPA director to head research

A chair with video-game vibe

Philips weighs options for chip unit

Three tech giants to finance research
Decline in federal funding for computer science research at universities prompts Google, Microsoft and Sun to help.
(The New York Times)

Kazaa owners may face time in jail

Microsoft ups quarterly dividend 12.5 percent

Will U.S. carriers switch mobile standards?

Microsoft to reorg entertainment division

Briefly: Ruby on Rails 1.0 released

Deal of the day: Digital photo printer for $13.49

  Norton software to ship with Linksys gear

  Quote of the day: 'Introverted and into technology.'

  Microsoft nemesis Monti joins investment bank



Wednesday December  14

For Intel, a fast start to 2006
Chipmaker to ring in the new year with dual-core notebook chip Yonah.
Video on chips for home and phone

year in review Insecurity over ID theft
A high-profile hack of Paris Hilton's phone and a huge credit-card leak usher in a new age of anxiety.

Attack code out for old Firefox bug
Publication of exploit code for older flaw underscores the need to keep browser software up to date.

Gonzales urges speedy vote on Patriot Act
Attorney General Alberto Gonzales, Republicans step up campaign calling for four-year renewal of the controversial law.

Quanta to build the $100 laptop

Extra: Java is so nineties

Blogma: No one's laughing at Wikipedia 'joke'

Podcast: Virus-blocking chips on the horizon

Blogs: A telco diamond in the rough

Deal of the day: Logitech iPod speakers for $19.99



Tuesday December  13

HP discloses strategy for recovery

Patches out for IE holes, Sony-related issue

Science search made easier in developing nations

Net puts 'word of mouth' on display

RFID goes to college

Hollywood asks China to cut piracy before Olympics

roundup More chips in your future
Intel sees big sales ahead as mobile technology becomes the norm. Also: Coming to terms with RFID.

Storage software market grows by 10 percent

AT& T doubles up on DSL speed

Europe to OK product placement in TV shows?

Gartner sees RFID as $3 billion business by 2010

Office standards battle grinds on
Creation of Ecma standard committee gives Microsoft a point in escalating battle over desktop software.

Briefly: HP to buy German digital-photo firm

Sun plugs in open-source Java database

  Quote of the day: 'Microsoft Office-centric'

  Microsoft wraps up Web IM for the office

  Deal of the day: Logitech iPod speakers for $19.99



Monday December  12

Top court rejects appeal in Sandisk case
The U.S. Supreme Court rejects an appeal by digital media manufacturers who were battling a patent infringement lawsuit filed by SanDisk.

Bluetooth, wireless groups synch up

DirecTV settles inquiry into marketing practices

SAP to release 'Mendocino' for testing

Browsers to get sturdier padlocks
Web industry group aims to lock out phishers with a stronger program to vouch for legitimate e-commerce sites.
Screenshots: Padlocking IE 7

Rivals try to sing along with MySpace

Court upholds sizable file-swapping fine

Web word processor adds PDF conversion
Site converts documents to PDF standard, adding to other new features such as OpenDocument and Real Text Format support.

Upstart aims to bring HD camcorders to the masses
Thinking of buying an HD camcorder? Wait. They might cost a heck of a lot less next year.
Photo: Chips for low-cost HD video cams

No CD-ROM residuals for National Geographic artists
Supreme Court lets stand ruling involving whether magazine had to pay freelancers additional money for digital compilation.

Salesforce to offer testing service

Study: Online shopping on upswing

Comcast, Cisco and Nortel seek interoperability

Nielsen's mobile-TV challenge

Tech companies gear up for seniors
With the world's population getting older, technology is being positioned to help the elderly stay independent.
Photos: Gadgets for seniors

Briefly: Intuit unit sale to yield hefty gain

Intellext launches free desktop search product...

  Yahoo and Six Apart team up

  Deal of the day: Sony VAIO Pentium notebook for $1,149

  Deal of the day: Sirius radio receiver for $19.99



Sunday December  11

Google, Red Hat, 10 others join NASDAQ-100
Twelve high flyers replace 12 laggards on the NASDAQ-100 Index, which lists the hundred biggest non-financial companies.

NTP says payment would end RIM dispute
Patent holding firm would accept 5.7 percent of revenue generated by U.S. sales of the BlackBerry to settle court battle.

Gartner: IT managers should use Xbox
Staying up to date with technology should be a key part of IT strategy for 2006, Gartner tells CIOs.

Creative wants to make Apple pay
Maker of rival MP3 players says it owns patent for iPod music navigation and plans to " pursue aggressively" royalties.

Yahoo gobbles up Del.icio.us
World's largest Internet media site acquires Del.icio.us, a popular Web site that helps users share links to their favorite sites.

New Mexico to be Virgin space hub
Richard Branson selects the state as the launch point for his space tourism venture.



Saturday December  10

week in pictures Planetary hues, bird's-eye views
The unexpectedly hardy Mars rovers keep on clicking, as satellites zoom in on Saturn's moons and Earth's ice.

roundup Worms and holes and exploits, oh my
Software flaws keep adding up, but so do the fixes. The question is, are you quick enough to keep up?

Full-court press   for NBA video
Pro basketball turns to SGI tech to create a searchable digital repository of every filmed minute in its history.
Photos: Courtside seats

Prodigy up for sale
Parent SBC, now known as AT& T, hopes to close the sale of the Net's oldest brand by the end of March 2006.

Former software chief admits stealing trade secrets

BellSouth, 8x8 launch VoIP service

Extra: Game tech may take movies by storm

Blogma: Song site operators could face jail time

Podcast: Can tech prevent another Katrina?

Blogs: Disney--A friend of Friendster's?

Deal of the day: Sirius radio receiver for $19.99

Clogger of P2P networks to shut down
Overpeer, a service that flooded file-swapping networks with fake music and videos, is closing its doors.



Friday December  09

Innovations battle natural calamities
Scientists hope integrating cutting-edge technology projects will help predict and mitigate natural disasters.

Intel calls MIT's $100 laptop a 'gadget'
The chipmaker says developing countries want fully functional computers, not hand-cranked gadgets.

Yahoo ventures further Down Under
Joint venture with Seven Network will combine online, mobile, IPTV businesses for markets in Australia and New Zealand.

Gateway wins patent appeal in HP suit

Briefly: Deal of the day: Sirius radio receiver for $19.99

Creative unveils video and MP3 player

  Symantec merges enterprise IDS products

  Nokia gets into retail

  Deal of the day: TiVo DVR for $19.99



Thursday December  08

The Itanium saga: A cautionary tale
The wonderchip that wasn't serves as a lesson about how complex development plans can go awry in a fast-moving industry.

Talk to the worm
Malicious worm that targets AOL's Instant Messenger tricks users into conducting a conversation.

roundup Trying times for Wikipedia
Accuracy concerns spark debate over the role of an encyclopedia written by the online community.

update Microsoft offers a new angle on maps
Beta version of Windows Live Local features changeable bird's-eye views, integrated mapping and search.

Clock's ticking on new Sober onslaught

Web gives power to the people, surfers say

Feds side with Microsoft in Korea flap

NASA seeks private replacements for shuttle trips
Private companies will take over shuttling cargo and crew to International Space Station.



Wednesday December  07

Survey: Most home PC users lack security

FBI: We're not worried about terrorist cyberattack

Study says 1 in 4 Net users are phishing targets

BEA bulks up Web portals

DVD sales likely nearing global peak

Microsoft, Google still vying for AOL

Gartner's advice: Halt BlackBerry deployments

Battle over control of Fast Search & Transfer

Sun makes Niagara an open-source chip

Microsoft to phase out toxic plastics

Briefly: Microsoft CEO will have to shop for Xbox

Answers orders a Brainboost.

  Deal of the day: Palm Tungsten PDA

  Quote of the day: Even MIT grad needs network help

  Siemens to join OSDL



Tuesday December  06

  Glaser turns wrath on Apple, Jobs
RealNetworks' chief says refusal to make iPod compatible with music services other than iTunes was " pig-headedness."

Xbox 360 to hit Korea in February

ID thieves try to steal millions from U.K. taxman
British government takes down tax credit Web site after criminals use stolen IDs to file fraudulent claims worth more than $50 million.

Free speech under Net attack, study says
In today's " remix culture," free-expression group says that copyright law is squelching rights.

Mars rovers showing signs of age

Cisco to enable advanced wireless services

Deep discounts on IP telephony

Court blocks Illinois video game laws

Insiders: Digital living room still just a dream

ESPN looks to score iTunes deal



Monday December  05

  Growing pains for Wikipedia

John Swainson: CA's Mr. Fix-It

WiBro to get a workout at Turin Olympics

Extra: Science grads, where are you?

Blogma: Why Wikipedia will survive the storm

Podcast: New rules of engagement for Wikipedia

Blogs: Is it time for Google Calendar?

Deal of the day: Canon ZR100 digital camcorder

Man sues Microsoft over alleged Xbox 360 glitch
Proposed class action suit claims that in bid to beat rivals to market, company sold " defectively designed" product.

A la carte TV
High Impact FCC and some TV distributors say it makes sense, but some cable companies and content providers say it is too expensive.

New world order for television

One city's move to open source

roundup Chips here, there and everywhere
Intel teams up on phone effort, pledges $1 billion in India. Also: " Smart ball" misses soccer goal.

Briefly: Reader response: Wal-Mart frustration

Cisco responds to OpenSSL security flaw

  New bundles mark Adobe's Macromedia merger

  Red Hat opens directory server code

Novell CTO gets lucrative pay package



Sunday December  04

Consumers snap up computers on Black Friday

2008 Olympics could go open source

U.K. reviewing intellectual-property laws

Camera phone sales on upswing

That Google feeling, but on the cheap

Data storage grows at record pace

Police Blotter: Best Buy 'hacker' loses in court

RIM gets good news in patent case



Saturday December  03

Plan for 'iPod tax' in Japan unravels

Plan for " iPod tax," or royalties on portable digital music players, unravels in government committee.   (The New York Times)

ICANN drops plan to approve .xxx

Yahoo uses online behavior to target ads

AT& T backs a la carte TV channels

Briefly: AIM exec steps down

HP hires consulting chief with familiar name

  Fox exec says company open to iTunes deal

  Deal of the day: Sony 19-inch LCD for $169

  Intel names new CTO



Friday December  02

week in pictures Laptops get   blue-suede hues
High style comes to some portable PCs, Symantec heads for the bunker, and robots take Tokyo.

SNARFing your way through e-mail
New Microsoft tool allows you to sift through your in-box based on who you know--and like.
Image: Sorting the mail

Evolution of the couch potato

Flaws found in RealNetworks media player

IDC: Tech to see 'Google effect' next year

Adobe's Macromedia takeover clears final hurdle



Thursday December  01

Briefly: Intel names new CTO

Apple spends a bundle on iPod ads

HP software head resigns

Laptops getting extreme makeovers

White knight rescues Kerio's free firewall

E-mail 'crucial' to future of desktop Linux

TiVo tunes into online services

Net outage hits Brits

Skype offers Web video phone-calling feature

Sober storms charts as month's biggest attack

Clear Channel eyes Net distribution deals

Net addicts turn to professionals
Specialists estimate that 6 percent to 10 percent of the approximately 189 million Internet users in this country are addicts.   (The New York Times)

Laptop fan maker to increase output

Portable video to create chip boom, Broadcom says

AOL develops new mobile search feature

South African plays online cupid for HIV patients

Microsoft offers security test drive
Beta of Microsoft's OneCare Live security product is available to anyone with a U.S. English version of Windows XP with SP2.

Deadheads rebel against Web crackdown
Grateful Dead's decision to stop a Web site from offering free downloads has fans threatening a boycott.   (The New York Times)

Study: Security flaw allows wiretap evasion
Experts say wiretap technology has security flaw that could be exploited with off-the-shelf equipment.   (The New York Times)

Mozilla takes wraps off Firefox 1.5
Open-source browser gets first big makeover since its debut a year ago, promising speedier browsing, swifter updates and better pop-up blocking.



 




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