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• News Coverage in Crisis on the Net Analysis: The line between "church and state" slides down a slippery slope.
• Windows XP: Dead or Just Resting? Analysis: It seems XP -- like Bill Gates -- is still alive and kicking.
• Can Google Apps Move up Market? Despite its enterprise forays, Google will be hard-pressed to dislodge Microsoft Office.
• New Survey: Vista Cleans Mac OSX's Clock In absolute numbers, figures from Net Applications are not particularly impressive.
• Upgrade Your Notebook Without Going Over the Line Our tests reveal the optimal configuration for your laptop.
• Diary of a Deliberately Spammed Housewife What happened when 'Penelope Retch' answered her spam e-mail.
• Microsoft SharePoint Popularity Comes with Issues Analysts say software has holes, issues that need evaluation before rollouts.
• Lithuania: Attacks Focused on Hosting Company A vulnerability in a Web server contributed to the attacks on some 300 Web sites in Lithuania earlier this week, a computer...
• Google Bows to Pressure, Adds 'Privacy' Link to Home Page Google bows to pressure from privacy organizations to include a link on the company's home page to its privacy policy
• New Cable Linking Japan, Russia Goes Into Service A new undersea cable linking Japan and Russia went into service this week.
• Casual Friday: The Guitar Hero Rock Band This week, we pretend we're Aerosmith, complain about having too many plastic guitars, and show you how to make some sweet music with what you already have.
• TSMC Says 2Q in Line or Better After Major Customer Falls Chip maker TSMC reiterated its second quarter guidance after a major customer said its business was suffering.
• Asustek's Latest Eee PCs Shipping in Asia in July The Eee PC will hit several new markets in Asia in July, including Australia, Japan and South Korea.
• Asustek to Offer Eee PC With Built-in 3G Wireless Asustek will offer an Eee PC later this year with built-in 3G connectivity.
• Lenovo Seeks Prestige in Price-sensitive Market The perception of Lenovo as a laptop innovator has paid dividends in the enterprise space, but the reputation may not...
• Microsoft's Silverlight Draws Patent Suit Gotuit Media has sued Microsoft, claiming that Silverlight violates its video indexing patents.
• A Tale of Two City Wi-Fi's Different approaches to wireless Internet access in San Francisco and neighboring Silicon Valley are producing very different...
• Wall Street Beat: IT Slumps in First Half Economic worries and a disastrous June are battering shares of high-fliers including Apple, Google and Amazon, underscoring...
• Free Music From the Rhapsody MP3 Store Hang on a sec, before you pack up to hit Cousin Bob's legendary barbecue for the 4th of July, let me mention that if you're...
• Google Under Pressure as App Engine Requests Rise Requests are piling up from enthusiastic programmers using the App Engine hosted application development environment,
• Top 10 Ultraportable Laptops Ideal for the mobile professional, these notebooks stand out for their low weight and small footprint. Ratings and rankings can change due to pricing and technology changes, so check back frequently for the latest info.
• Four Microsoft Patches Due Tuesday; Not Rated Critical Microsoft will release four important security patches for its Windows, Exchange and SQL products next Tuesday.
• Judge Grants RIM a Stay in Visto Patent Trial A federal judge has agreed to put off a trial involving Visto's patent-infringement claims against Research In Motion.
• Antitrust Review of Google-Yahoo Deal No Surprise The U.S. DOJ's investigation of an ad deal between Yahoo and Google comes as little surprise to many in Washington, D.C.
• Will Higher Data Plan Costs Hurt IPhone 3G Sales? Nothing stirs the imagination like an major Apple product update such as the iPhone 3G. Weeks before its July 11 release date...