Weekend Edition
Key change
for Sony
Company to add native MP3 support to its portable music players in notable shift for online song market.
Security squeeze play
Security updates for Internet Explorer will be handled via XP updates. What about the other half of all Windows users?
Have the browser wars been reignited?
Europe may be close to allowing Oracle bid
The European Union's competition commissioner is ready to allow Oracle to proceed with its $7.7 billion hostile takeover bid for PeopleSoft, people close to the case said Friday.The New York Times
HP discontinues its Itanium workstations
The Intel chip, once expected to dominate the server market and even creep into PCs, takes yet another knock.
New Microsoft set-top box ready to roll
MSN TV2 is the successor to the original WebTV device, the new box is a vast departure from its predecessors.
FDIC warns about e-mail 'phishing' scam
Agency issues its warning eight months after criminals began using its name and reputation to perpetrate e-mail fraud.
Game puts players in Kerry's boat
Latest outing from military game firm re-creates Vietnam battle that earned presidential candidate the silver star.
Can you say 'offshore' anymore?
Politically charged phrase disappearing as firms cook up new terms to describe sending work to cheaper labor markets.
Conservative group savages anti-P2P bill
Political wrangling over a copyright bill that could imperil some MP3 players heats up in the Senate before a vote next Thursday.
Red Hat exec takes Sun to task on open source
update Michael Tiemann criticizes software rival Sun for its support of patents and for keeping Java proprietary.
Week in review: Dig that crazy beat
Several major forces in the music industry change their tunes, as the industry tries to stay on top of the fast-changing market.
Briefly: Via brings PCI Express to AMD PCs
roundup Plus: Rice lab makes nano parts less toxic...TV chip company gets $19 million...Oracle extends deadline on PeopleSoft bid...MLB sells game clips for 99 cents.
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Via brings PCI Express to AMD-based computers
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Rice lab makes nano parts less toxic
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Business software firms shed more jobs
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Web news feed syncs up with ads
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Intel shelves plans for Wi-Fi access point
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TV chip company gets $19 million
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Study: Security measures often overlook human factor
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Days numbered for personalized stamps?
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Symantec plugs holes in firewall
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Half.com to continue at full speed
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