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• IBM Develops Audio-masking Technology IBM India has developed audio masking technology that could protect confidential information in audio recordings.
• Microsoft Announces Name, Pricing for Subscription Office Microsoft Equipt, a new bundling of Microsoft Office and other applications, will debut in July for an annual subscription rate.
• PC World Downloads Have Been Revamped and Improved We've redesigned the Downloads section of PCWorld.com to make it simpler to find the software you want with better search tools, more user reviews and easier navigation.
• Energy Star for Servers May Be Ready by Year-end, EPA Says The EPA said an Energy Star rating for servers may be ready by the end of the year.
• Nvidia Reports Problem With Laptop Chips Nvidia said it will take a one-time charge to cover costs related to repair of defective GPUs used in notebooks.
• Visto Patent Wins Backing Ahead of RIM Trial Visto has chalked up one legal win as it heads toward a patent-infringement trial against RIM that is set to begin next...
• Apple to .Mac Subscribers: Sync Bookmarks by Sunday .Mac subscribers who want to keep any bookmarks they've saved through the online service should sync those bookmarks with...
• Netcom Details IPhone 3G Plans in Norway Norway is known for many things: Norse gods, the work of Henrik Ibsen, and a second place spot on the United Nations's Human...
• The Where and How of Microsoft AutoUpdate Reader Tim Phelps, noticing that my attention has been drawn to Office 2008 lately, asks this:
• PocketMac Maker Releases RingtoneStudio for IPhone Information Appliance Associates on Wednesday announced the release of PocketMac RingtoneStudio for iPhone, a new utility for...
• Nokia and InterDigital Drop UK Patent Suits Nokia and InterDigital say they've dropped patent-infringement suits against each other in England, but their disputes...
• Did Bill Really Design the IBM PC? Some argue that the honor truly belongs to the late Don Estridge of IBM.
• Tips for Working Online with the New Standard, PDF A review of PDF tips and tools now that Adobe's file type is an ISO standard.
• Making Desktop Linux Work for Business When it comes to making the break from Windows, Linux is ready when you are.
• Used iPhones, Cheap? Will the 2G iPhone have a premium on the open market after its 3G big brother ships because it can be jailbroken and unlocked?
• Mozilla's Firefox 3 Sets Geeky World Record Mozilla is successful in setting the world record for most software downloads in one day with Firefox 3.
• Microsoft Eases Hardware Terms for XP on Low-cost PCs Microsoft has eased hardware requirements for PC makers to load Windows XP Home on ultra-low-cost PCs to allow touchscreens...
• HP Color LaserJet CP1518ni Color Laser Printer It's inexpensive but also a lot slower than like-priced models.
• Oki Printing Solutions C8800n Color Laser Printer Wide-format printing makes this model special. For its high price, though, the printer should be better designed.
• Konica Minolta Magicolor 4650EN Color Laser Printer This competent color laser has both an attractive price and a sensible design.
• Adobe Releases Reader 9 Adobe Systems has posted Adobe Reader 9, the newest version of its PDF reader software for Mac OS X. The free software is...
• Apple, Steve Jobs Face Securities Fraud Lawsuit Apple's legal woes over the backdating of stock options is not over yet. A new class action lawsuit has been brought against...
• Long-awaited JBoss AS 5.0 Moves Closer to Release Date A Red Hat official revealed on a blog that the first release candidate for JBoss Application Server 5.0 will be out soon.
• Indian Official Says No Threat From BlackBerry Use The Indian government seems to be changing its mind on whether BlackBerry is a security threat.
• More Answers for IPhone 3G Questions So outrageously popular were Tuesday's answers to many of those popular questions prospective iPhone 3G buyers are clamoring...