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NSA Patents a Way to Spot Network Snoops
The NSA has been granted a patent for detecting whether network communications have been tampered with.
NSA spying program argued at court hearing
A U.S. appeals court agreed on Wednesday to weigh a government motion to dismiss a lawsuit alleging the National Security Agency (NSA) monitored phone lines and e-mails without a warrant, but judges asked a government lawyer tough questions over the issue.
NSA's Perfect Citizen Program: What You Need to Know
NSA, AT&T Warrantless Wiretapping Case Set for Court
Two cases involving widespread warrantless wiretapping of U.S. citizens by the National Security Agency will face a major hurdle Wednesday in a federal appeals court in Seattle.
NSF Proposes Next-Generation Internet
'Clean slate' GENI concept urges built-in security, functionality.
NSF Requests $7 Billion to Fund Research
The National Science Foundation has requested a $7 billion budget, part of which would go to technology research.
NSF preparing for the demise of Moore's Law
In anticipation of Moore's Law becoming irrelevant in the next 10 to 20 years, the National Science Foundation (NSF) wants funding for research that could lead to a replacement for current silicon technology.
NSI Will Support Asian Language Domain Names
Names in other languages besides English will be available in following months.
NSS Labs Finds Most Firewalls Vulnerable to Attack
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NTI Media Maker 9 Ultimate HD Edition Review: Easy to Use, but Doesn't Go Far Enough
Although this video and CD/DVD/BD creation software is straightforward and easy to use, it lacks some advanced features.
NTI Shadow 5 Review: Simple, Continuous Backup
Real-time, continuous file-level backup and syncing don't get any easier.
NTI's Less-Than-Reliable Backup
Inconsistent performance makes depending on Shadow 2 backup software something of a gamble.
NTIA Seeks Volunteers to Review Broadband Applications
The U.S. NTIA is seeking volunteers to review broadband deployment applications.
NTP Files Lawsuits Against Six Mobile Behemoths
NTSB Wants Gadget Makers' Help on Driver Cellphone Ban
The National Transportation Safety Board hopes gadget makers will add features that encourage people to stop using portable electronic devices while driving.
NTT Combines RFID, E-paper for Loyalty Card Alternative
NTT Communications has begun trials of a high-tech alternative to plastic or paper loyalty cards that promises to simplify...
NTT Develops Mobile-Phone Hydrogen Fuel Cell
Company plans availability in third-generation phones in three years.
NTT DoCoMo Begins Building LTE Network
Japan's largest cellular provider has embarked on network upgrade that should enable it to offer high-speed LTE data services from around this time next year.
NTT DoCoMo Buys in to GSM Provider for Ships
Japan's NTT DoCoMo has acquired an 11.5 percent stake in Blue Ocean Wireless, a cell phone network carrier that provides...
NTT DoCoMo Market Share Drops Under 50%
NTT DoCoMo, Japan's dominant cellular carrier, saw its market share drop below 50 percent for the first time in almost 10 ...
NTT DoCoMo Moves up Date to Shut off 2G Mobile
Japan's biggest wireless service provider plans to shut off its 2G mobile phone network in March 2011.
NTT DoCoMo Plans LTE Launch in Late 2010
NTT DoCoMo plans to launch high-speed cellular data services based on LTE (Long Term Evolution) technology in December 2010, it said Thursday.
NTT DoCoMo adds motion-sensitive gaming to cell phones
NTT DoCoMo Inc. will begin selling in May three cell phones that offer motion sensitive gaming like that possible with Nintendo Co. Ltd.'s Wii games console.
NTT DoCoMo in Capital Alliance With Tata Teleservices
Japan's NTT DoCoMo has decided to form a capital alliance with Indian telecommunications company Tata Teleservices, it said...
NTT DoCoMo in talks on Android-based cell phone
Japan's biggest mobile telecom carrier gave its strongest support yet to Google's Android platform on Thursday when it said it is considering a cell phone based on the technology.
NTT DoCoMo takes a step towards bio-sensing cell phones
Researchers in Japan have demonstrated one part of an envisaged molecular level system that might one day enable cell phones to keep a regular watch on their owners' health.
NTT DoCoMo to End 2G Cellular Service in 2012
NTT DoCoMo will switch off its second-generation cell phone network in just over three years, it said Friday.
NTT DoCoMo to Launch LTE Mobile Broadband in 2010
NTT DoCoMo plans to launch LTE mobile broadband in 2010, becoming one of the first companies to do so.
NTT DoCoMo's Super-Thin 3G Phones
Japanese carrier unveils slim 3G phones from NEC and Panasonic, Bravia-branded handset from Sony.
NTT sniffs out sales through aroma-advertising
If the poster of a frosty glass of beer or the food in the window isn't enough to tempt you into the Kirin City beer hall near Tokyo station, NTT Communications Corp. is hoping a computer-controlled aroma of oranges or lemons will do the trick.
NVIDIA App Brings 3D Gaming to Your TV
NVIDIA GTX 275 Graphics Card: 10-35% Faster Than HD 4890?
The GeForce GTX 275 is the latest GPU from NVIDIA, aiming to provide value conscious gamers with maximum performance per dollar.
NVIDIA Gives Glimpse of Ice Cream Sandwich on Transformer Prime
Asus' tablet seems to be able to render 1080p video and run a graphics-intensive game called Riptide pretty flawlessly for at least a few seconds.
NVIDIA Provides PhysX for Playstation 3 and Wii
Within two days, NVIDIA announced licensing agreements with both Sony and Nintendo to use PhysX software for game development.
NVIDIA Reveals New PhysX Licenses with Electronic Arts, 2K Games
We interview NVIDIA's Bryan Del Rizzo to get the lowdown on the new EA and 2K Games licenses, and the GPU manufacturer's plans for its physics-modeling technology.
NVIDIA Shows Off LG Optimus 2X: First Tegra 2 Phone
NVidia Budget Graphics Chips Disappoint
NVidia GTX 295: Hands-On
This pricey new reference board for graphics cards delivers on speed as promised, but also stumbles in a couple of games due to early driver issues.
NVidia GeForces Its Way Into Mac
ATI gets competition in the Mac world, with NVidia chips providing graphics on newest G4s.
NVidia Launches Next-Generation Graphics Chips
GeForce4 Titanium promises stunning graphics, while new MX chip offers budget buyers more bang.
NVidia Readies Video Recording Boards
Second-generation Personal Cinema cards will support direct-to-DVD video recording and personal video.
NVidia Shows Mainstream GeForce FX Chips
Graphics wars heat up with announcement of 5200 and 5600 lines.
NVidia Taps DDR330 for Next NForce Chip Sets
NForce 615-D, 620-D expected to appear in boards from MSI, Asustek, Leadtek and others next quarter.
NVidia Unveils GeForce3 Chip Set
Programmable engine gives game developers more options to stretch graphics board, due soon in Power Macs.
NVidia Unveils GeForceFX Graphics Chip
New high-speed chip to offer more life-like video, due on graphics boards next year.
NVidia Unveils NForce PC Chip Set
Company to challenge Intel and Via with strong graphics, PC performance.
NVidia Unveils NForce2
Dual DDR chip set promises better performance, greater options in graphics and connectivity.
NVidia Unveils Notebook Graphics Chip
Comdex announcement expands mobile product line with a follow-up to the GeForce2 Go.
NVidia Unveils Titanium Line of Graphics Chips, Boards
ASUS, Gainward, VisionTek, and others adopt new chips, which replace part of GeForce2, GeForce3 line.
NVidia Will Supply Graphics Chip for New PlayStation
PlayStation 3 graphics chip will also be available for Sony digital consumer products.
NVidia to Purchase Rival 3dfx
Graphics giant swallows ailing competitor, but 3dfx pledges continued customer support.
NVidia's FX 5900 Chip: Slim Edge, Steep Price
It's quieter, but the 5900 is not much faster on today's games.
NVidia's NForce Debuts in MicronPC System
Much-anticipated multimedia chip set arrives in U.S. this month in a system family from MicronPC.
NXP steps up research efforts for Wireless USB chips
NXP Semiconductors will invest ,90 million (US$124 million) over the next five years to expand the development of Wireless USB products at its research and development (R&D) center in Singapore, the company said Tuesday.
NY AG pushes e-safety bill, Facebook, MySpace back it
New York's attorney general and state legislative leaders presented a bill on Tuesday aimed at protecting people from sexual predators on the Internet, as Facebook, MySpace and Yahoo backed the effort.
NY Attorney General Files Antitrust Lawsuit Against Intel
New York's attorney general has filed an antitrust lawsuit against Intel.
NY Intel Antitrust Lawsuit Gets Mixed Reviews
Some critics question why New York's attorney general filed an antitrust lawsuit against Intel.
NY Post's iPad Paywall Causes Stir
NY blasts Facebook over predators, subpoenas docs
Facebook Inc.'s safety controls and procedures are deficient and fail to properly protect minors from adult sexual predators in the company's social-networking site, New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo charged Monday.
NY in HD: New York leads in hi-def uptake
The east is the best: New York residents are leading the nation in adopting high-definition television (HDTV), with 17.5 percent of households receiving the new broadcast standard, The Nielsen Co. said Tuesday.
NY teen hacks AOL, infects systems
A New York teenager broke into AOL LLC networks and databases containing customer information and infected servers with a malicious program to transfer confidential data to his computer, AOL and the Manhattan District Attorney's Office allege.
NYC Wants Pay-By-Phone Parking Meters
NYPD to FCC: Don't Re-auction Safety Spectrum
The New York City Police Department calls on the U.S. FCC to give a piece of unauctioned spectrum to public-safety agencies.
NYT Offers Bad Tech Advice
NYT: Apple Inspiring New Disney Retail Strategy
Steve Jobs isn't just the CEO of our favorite computer company, he's also a very large shareholder of a little company called Disney. The New York Times is...
NYTimes.com Warns of Malware on Site
Nacchio found guilty of insider trading
Joseph Nacchio, the former CEO of Qwest Communications International Inc., was found guilty of 19 counts of insider trading Thursday, covering US$52 million in stock sales.
Nader Group Bashes Search Engine Ad Practices
FTC is asked to investigate whether ads are being disguised as search results.
Namco Bandai Goes Big, Hip and Sweet for TGS2008
Game developer Namco Bandai previewed its line-up of games for this year's Tokyo Game Show (TGS) on Tuesday and it includes...
Namco Bandai Offers a Peek at Splatterhouse
Namco Bandai's new Splatterhouse is coming to X360 and PS3 next year and isn't something for the faint-hearted.
Namco Bandai Sues CD Projekt over The Witcher 2 for Xbox 360
Namco Brings Pole Position to IPhone
Namco announced Tuesday that it has released Pole Position: Remix for the iPod touch and iPhone. The game costs US$9.99 and is...
Namco Intros Pac-Man Remix for IPhone
The classic arcade game Pac-Man has been available for the iPhone for a while now but Namco has released a new Pac-Man game called Pac-Man Remix. It costs $6...
Namco Releases Galaga Remix for IPhone and IPod Touch
Namco Networks on Wednesday announced the release of Galaga Remix for the iPhone and iPod touch. It's now available for...
Namco's New IPhone Division Headed by Former Apple Producer
Namco Networks on Monday announced that Jonathan Kromrey has been named General Manager of the company's recently formed Apple Games business unit. Namco's Apple...
Name Change Won’t Save RadioShack
Name That Tune
Download artist, album, and track names using Windows Media Player 7.
Name-squatters Targeting the App Store
In recent months, it's seemed that Apple has finally started getting its act together in fixing little App Store annoyances and making it a better marketplace...
Namebench Boosts Internet Speed
Namebench Helps You Find the Fastest DNS
How good is your Domain Name System provider? A newly-released utility, called Namebench, is designed to help users answer that specific question and optimize...
Naming the Apple Tablet
I'm generally not a fan of wildly speculating about products that don't officially exist. So for the most part, I've tried to refrain from pontificating about...
Nanny Mania 2 Game Released
Gogii Games, Macgamestore.com and Mac Games Arcade have announced the release of Nanny Mania 2, a new casual task management...
Nano Quadrotors Swarm in Formation, Will Take Over Earth With Grace
Researchers have managed to get these tiny robots to fly in perfect swarms, and fast! Aaaaah!
Nano-scale Ultra Capacitors Challenge the Lithium-Ion Battery
Nanocade Kit Puts Arcade Gaming on Your Tabletop
Nanosaur II Comes to IPhone
Pangea Software has announced the release of Nanosaur II: Hatchling for the iPhone and iPod touch. The game costs US$3.99 and...
Nanotech Could Make Humans Immortal by 2040, Futurist Says
Futurist Ray Kruzweil predicts that advances in nanotechology could start making humans immortal by the mid-2000s by instantly repairing damaged cells and...
Nanotouch Technology Shrinks Touchscreen Displays
Prototype technology lets a user control a touchscreen with the back of the display
Napster Adds Mobile Music Subscriptions
For $15 a month, you can download all the songs you want and put them on your supported player.
Napster Cuts Rates In Half: Offers Limited DRM-Free Downloads
Napster Fans Find Lively Alternative--For Now
As FastTrack's popularity grows, Napster's old foes gear up for a new fight.
Napster Goes Portable
Napster To Go service allows users to listen to their tunes on compatible MP3 players.
Napster Offers Free, On-Demand Music
Users can legally listen to songs--for free--using the company's new Web-based music player.
Napster Plug-In Lets Music Play On
Unauthorized Napster alternative points to another bank of servers, raising music industry hackles.
Napster, Amazon MP3: Digital Music Done Differently
Napster's music-subscription service has a great playlist function; Amazon's MP3 store is easy to navigate and very affordable.
Napster, Bertelsmann Say: 'Don't Fight Us, Join Us'
One music company cut a deal with the defendant, but success will require additional players.
Narus brings carrier security system to IBM blades
Narus Inc. is moving to help service providers scale up their network security, porting its NarusInsight Security Suite (NSS) to blade servers for the first time.
Nashville laptop theft may cost $1 million
The theft of a laptop containing Social Security numbers of Nashville, Tennessee, area voters is expected to cost local officials about US$1 million as they roll out identity-theft protection to those affected.
Nasty Banking Trojan Makes Mules of Victims
The URLzone Trojan tries to trick investigators by sending them bad information about the money mules it uses.
Nasty Bug Found in 'Classic' ICQ Client
Security researchers discover a serious vulnerability in older version of ICQ IM software.
Nasty Halloween Trick: Fake Antivirus Sites
Nasty New Worm Targets Home Routers, Cable Modems
Nation's Cybercops Criticized
Just days after the Code Red worm crawls toward the White House, a Senate committee complains.
National Archives Will Go Digital
Historic documents, presidential e-mail, weapons systems, and more are bound for massive database with some public access.
National Cybersecurity Agency Urged
A Congressional study puts priority on cyberspace as part of a national security strategy.
National Cybersecurity Plan Released
National strategy called long on suggestions, short on specifics.
National Cybersecurity Plan to Debut
Users, vendors have role in helping secure cyberspace, in Bush strategy sitll in the works.
National Day of Unplugging Coming This Weekend
National Day of Unplugging is Here: Will You Pull the Plug?
National Geographic Hopes This Micro-Copter Doesn't Get Eaten By Lions
National Geographic's Michael Nichols is using state-of-the-art technology to get closer to Africa's lions, including this impressive hovering gadget.
National Geographic Launches Games Division
National Geographic Global Media on Tuesday announced the launch of National Geographic Games (NGG), a new business unit that...
National Public Radio on Video Game Ratings
National Security vs. Online Privacy
The new antiterrorism law steps up electronic surveillance of the Internet.
National Semi's CEO Halla to Retire
National Semiconductor said CEO Brian Halla is stepping down from the post to go into retirement.
Native Instruments Announces New Versions of Core Products
On Tuesday, Native Instruments announced a slew of updated products to its line of music software.
Native Instruments Intros Guitar Rig Mobile
Native Instruments unveiled a new hardware component for its popular guitar effects and amp modeling software, Guitar Rig.
Native Instruments Releases Guitar Rig Mobile
Native Instruments is using the Musikmesse trade show in Frankfurt, Germany to release Guitar Rig Mobile, a new product for...
Native Instruments Releases Massive Expansion 2
Mac software-maker Native Instruments on Thursday released a new Kore Soundpack called Massive Expansion 2.
Native Instruments Releases New Percussion Soundpack
Native Instruments released a soundpack for its Kore audio platform. Dubbed True Strike Tension, the soundpack focuses on...
Native Instruments Releases Reaktor Spark
Native Instruments (NI) on Friday released a new Kore Soundpack called Reaktor Spark. The soundpack is based on the "Spark"...
Native Instruments Releases Urban Arsenal 2
Native Instruments released a new collection of sounds designed for hip-hop and similar music styles. Urban Arsenal 2 is a...
Native Union Debuts a Refrigerator Post-It for the Digital Age
Play, a battery-powered video recorder and playback device, is roughly an inch thick and has a magnetized back to attach to a refrigerator.
Natty Narwhal: the First Linux for Newbies?
Natural Disasters and Global Warming Fuel the Malware Flames
Natural-Born Spam Killers
Six top utilities promise relief from the junk-mail onslaught. Our tests reveal the best defenders for your in-box.
NaturallySpeaking Claims Voice Rec Breakthrough
Version 9 of the software can offer 99 percent accuracy out of the box, company says.
Naughty Workers, Spam Pollutes, Skype Spin off
But the really good news is that a new Spinal Tap album is on the way
Naval Cryptologist with Top Secret Clearance Shopped Around Secret iPhone
Navigate Audio Easily With Bose's Wave/PC
Navigate IPod Controller and FM Tuner
Griffin Technology announced an inline controller/FM radio for iPods and the iPhone yesterday. I know what you're thinking:...
Navigate Office Documents Freely--And Free of Charge--With Office Tab Free
Navigate Web Forms Faster by Using the Tab Key
Stop reaching for the mouse every time you want to move your cursor to the next field in a form. Instead, just tap the Tab key!
Navigate Windows 7 From a Vintage-Style Start Menu With CSMenu
Navigate an InDesign Document Using Power Zoom
Assuming you've been using Adobe InDesign CS4 for a while now, you may have noticed that Adobe removed the Navigator panel...
Navigating Column View Finder Windows in 10.6
One of the nice changes in OS X 10.6 is greatly enhanced keyboard navigation of column view windows in the Finder.
Navigating Return Policies for Netbooks and Mobile Gear
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Navigation Apps for the iPhone Prove Profitable
Navigation devices find their way to Cebit
Among all the new features the manufacturers of GPS receivers introduced at Cebit this year, one thing they haven't cracked yet is how to navigate around the myriad halls and alleys of the trade show, which sprawls over 240,000 square meters of exhibition space. With the reorganization of the show this year, and the closure of Hall 1 for refurbishment, getting lost can be a serious problem even for seasoned show-goers.
Navigon 2100 Max GPS Device
This device will get you where you're going--if you can tolerate its quirks.
Navigon 2200T GPS Device
The 2200T is a basic GPS device, but Navigon sweetens the deal with lifetime traffic service at a bargain-basement price.
Navigon Launches MobileNavigator for IPhone
Navigon AG on Wednesday announced the launch of its MobileNavigator software for North America, for the iPhone. It costs $70 until August 15, when the price...
Navigon Talks up the Role of Voice in Safe Driving
Navigon Unveils 3D GPS
The new 8100T GPS can tap into NASA technology to offer a 3D representation of surrounding terrain.
Ncomputing Kit Talks to Virtual Desktops Over USB
NComputing on Wednesday launched a virtual desktop device that connects with the host PC over a USB cable.
Nearly 1 in 3 US Households Owns 4 or More TVs
A new study shows that Americans are still watching TV but more and more young people are finding it online.
Nearly 1.7 Million T-Mobile Users Hit by Service Disruption
Nearly 70% of Gamers Use XP, Only 30% Vista, Says Valve
Slightly less than one-third of Steam gamers connect to the online gaming service with Vista-based systems, while nearly three-quarters still favor Windows XP.
Nearly Two-Thirds of Ex-Employees Steal Data on the Way Out
Neat Receipts: Manage Business Cards and Receipts
Here's a handy little scanner for business cards and receipts, plus some games for your brain.
NeatReceipts for Mac
I've got a box full of receipts: some business-related, some personal, some from the doctor's office, others from the local...
Neato and LG Join Robot Vacuum Fray
Nebraska State Senators Get Outfitted With MacBook Airs
In another weekend item about politicians getting a Mac, the Omaha World-Herald is reporting that the Nebraska Legislature...
Nebraskan Pleads Guilty to 2008 Web Attack on Scientologists
A Nebraska agreed to plead guilty to charges stemming from a January 2008 attack on Web sites of the Church of Scientology.
Necessary Accessories for Holiday Gadgets
Got batteries? Enough storage? Here's a guide to add-ons that enhance your gifts.
Need DRAM? Best Prices Still to Come
Wait a while to save money if you want to add speed to an aging PC, analysts say.
Need Fast Web Access? Try Chromium OS on a Stick
Need Help Goofing Off?
Dopey videos, weird pictures, and giant bugs.
Need Linux Skills? 12 Places to Learn Online
As Linux grows in popularity, virtual learning opportunities abound. Check out these dozen options.
Need Marijuana? Your iPhone Can Help.
Need Medical Marijuana? Yep, iPhone's Got an App For That
Need More Storage?
Test results on the biggest hard drive yet, how to care for your current drive, and a sequel to "Titanic."
Need More Storage? Expand with External Drives
If your drive is running out of space you can just plug in an external drive to expand capacity. But, there are pros and cons to this approach that you should be aware of.
Need More Storage? Reach for the Cloud
Storing data in the cloud is one way to expand beyond the capacity of your local drive, but make sure you understand the pros and cons first.
Need More Storage? Upgrade Your Drive
When you have a brand new drive, it may seem like you have virtually limitless storage. But, eventually you will fill it up, and need to figure out how to expand your capacity. Try upgrading to a larger drive.
Need That File Really and Truly Gone? Try BCWipe
BCWipe 5 scrubs files, directories, or disks, while allowing extensive user control.
Need Unhackable, Large-Capacity Data Storage? Try Your Large Intestine
Need Wi-Fi? Find a Vending Machine
In the land of vending machines, Asahi Soft Drinks expands its services to dispense a wireless signal.
Need Your Presentation to Play On a DVD Player? Try DVD Creator.
Need a 24GB Memory Kit? That'll Be $1300, Please
Need a Last-Minute Valentine's Gift? Try a Lego Heart
Need a New Touchpad? Just Put Pencil to Paper
Need a Pithy Status Update? Let Generatus Generate One for You
Need an Extra TiVo Storage? New App Lets You Link to an HP MediaSmart Server
Need for Speed Shift for IPhone
Need For Speed Shift, Electronic Art's $7 sequel to Need For Speed Undercover, is one heck of a racing game. Most impressively, it's not just an awesome street...
Need for Speed Undercover for IPhone
With last year's much anticipated arrival of Need for Speed Undercover for the iPhone and iPod touch, Electronic Arts not only delivered all the high-speed...
Need mobile spyware? Look on eBay
Think your wife may be cheating on you? Wondering who your boss might be talking to? "Learn the truth. Spy today."
Need to Edit a PDF That Can't Be Edited? Here's How
Need to Organize Your Music Library? MusicBrainz Picard Makes It So
Need to Redesign Your Flash-Based Website? Adobe Still Has the Edge
With Adobe announcing the beginning of the end of Flash, what should businesses do with their Flash-based websites?
Need to Search Patents? Try Google
Search giant now provides easy access to U.S. patent database.
Need to Update Your Backup? Sony Takes Trade-Ins
Tape backup vendor gives rebates to users who turn in older drives.
Needed: Better IT Crystal Balls on Wall Street
One likely outcome of the financial market meltdown is an effort to improve the modeling tools that are designed to help firms spot risky business -- before it's too late.
Needed: One Digital Media Revolution
Why can't all our entertainment gadgets, software, and services just get along?
Nefarious Net Activities Are Nothing to Be Ashamed Of
Negative Tech Ads: A Short History in Video
Nehalem on track for Q4, goes mobile in 2009
Intel reaffirmed its Nehalem family of processors is on track to enter production during the fourth quarter, with the first mobile version of the chips to be released next year.
Nemo Brings IPhone Visuals to Java Phones
Everypoint is launching a mobile application platform Monday called Nemo, which is intended to give Java-based phones...
Neo 35 Provides Music on the Move
SSI Computer's portable MP3 player goes from car to stereo through its docking stations.
Neo Scene for Mac Allows Editing of AVCHD Video
CineForm recently released Neo Scene for Mac, a compression workflow designed to allow users to edit AVCHD and HDV video. With...
NeoDownloader Helps Download Scads of Big Files--But It'll Cost You
Downloading image galleries, songs, and videos is easier with NeoDownloader.
NeoOffice 3.0 Now Available for Download
Lately I've been doing more and more of my heavy-lifting word-processing on NeoOffice, rather than Microsoft Word, Google...
NeoOffice Update Fixes Export as PDF Function
Alternative Office suite, NeoOffice, has been updated with fixes in several areas including a problem that caused a corrupt...
Nerd Rapper Posts IPhone-created Music Video
Ever heard of GOSHone? Neither had I, nor anyone else for that matter (his My Space profile has only under 200 friends at the...
Nerf Gun Gets Modded With an Antique Chair
Neil Taylor mods a ordinary Nerf gun into a steampunk masterpiece using an antique wood chair.
Nero 11 Review: Finally, a Better Interface--But Only for Some Components
Stalwart media creation suite has a revamped interface, but the new look isn't found across the entire app.
Nero 6: An All-in-One Burning Package
Ahead Software offers a comprehensive suite of authoring software.
Nero 9 Disc-Burning Suite
Though Nero 9 is a full-featured burning suite, it offers no compelling reasons to upgrade from previous versions.
Nero All-in-One Authoring Updated
Ahead packs CD, DVD burning, data backup, and more into Nero 6.0 Ultra Edition.
Nero BackItUp & Burn
Nero Free Burns (Some Kinds of) Discs For Free
Nero Multimedia Suite 10 Features Plenty of Enhancements, But it Still Lacks Coherency and Finesse
Nero Refresh Adds in Blu-ray Recording, New Video Features
Nero SecurDisc 2.0: Improved Optical Storage Media Security Technology
Nero and Roxio Put New Spin on Traditional Disc-Burning Suites
Advanced features in both updates, but one targets power users while the other goes for ease of use.
Net Access Alliances Could Change Your ISP
Microsoft, Qwest cut deal, and AOL Time Warner opens its cable access to Juno.
Net Activists, PC Makers Pressure Chinese Government
Net Connects Troops at Holidays
From real-time games to video e-mail, technology brings the virtual home front closer.
Net Drives
Got multiple PCs and a network? New net-ready hard drives are a smart, affordable way to back up and share data.
Net Fraud, ID Theft Jump
The majority of fraud reports are now Internet-related, FTC reports.
Net Humorists Pit iPad Against Traditional Tools
Net Music May Abandon Peer-to-Peer, Analyst Says
Napster and kin will become subsets of larger fee-based music sites, Webnoize predicts.
Net Neutrality Advocates Blast Google, Verizon Plan
Net Neutrality Advocates are 'Antiproperty,' Critic Says
The debate heats with some tech companies pushing Congress and the FCC to restrict spectrum use in latest auction.
Net Neutrality Battle Spills Into Wireless World
Net Neutrality Debate Divided On Familiar Political Lines
Net Neutrality Debate Holds up EU Telecom Laws Revision
The European Commission is secretly sympathetic to internet firms' concerns about a two-speed internet
Net Neutrality Debate Spills Over to Broadband Stimulus
Carriers and net neutrality proponents found themselves at odds Monday during a discussion on whether to place strict net...
Net Neutrality FAQ: What's in it for You
Net Neutrality Fans, Meet Your New Foe
Net Neutrality Foes Have It All Wrong
Net Neutrality Foes: What If The "Bad Guys" Are Right?
If the FCC decides to make net neutrality the law, that is exactly what it will be: A law intended to protect one set of freedoms at the expense of another.
Net Neutrality Provision Rejected
Committee votes down a provision that would prohibit ISPs from blocking or slowing customers' connections.
Net Neutrality Win Could Be Hollow Victory
Net Neutrality: All "Socialism" Is Not Created Equal
Net Neutrality: Reading Between the Google-Verizon Lines
Net Neutrality: Two Huge Positives for Business
Net Neutrality: What Are Google and Verizon Up To?
Net Neutrality: Who's Worse, Big Telecom Or The FCC?
Net netutrality is a case of who you fear most: Evil telecom companies or the evil FCC? Companies are unlikely to behave without the threat of FCC action, but if the FCC acts we may wish that it hadn't.
Net Phone Service Renamed, Revamped
Net2Phone implements facelift, new functions, fees for voice-over-Internet service.
Net Phone Zone: Make the Most of Your VoIP Setup
Got VoIP? Whether you've just signed up with an Internet phone provider or are still thinking about taking the plunge, these tips will have you covered.
Net Phones Evolve
New services and hardware that let you call cheaply over the Internet are all the rage. But do you really want to troubleshoot phones?
Net Phones Grow Up
Internet telephone services, including new offerings from big-name providers, have never been so clear and hassle-free. Our tests found the best of an impressive bunch.
Net Phones: Dialing Without Dollars
The latest Internet phones keep you in touch with friends and family--but don't try to make business calls yet. We test ten free or low-cost services to see which is tops.
Net Radio Made Easy
Mercora offers a legal way to share tunes and a simple way to DJ a Webcast.
Net Radio's Silent Tuesday: Anyone Listening?
Internet radio stations hope a National Day of Silence will reverberate loudly in the halls of Congress.
Net Radio: 'New Song Royalties Will Kill Us'
A new coalition of 'Net radio stations will take its case to Congress and the courts to stop a new royalty fee hike.
Net Security, Windows 7 and Conficker Under Scrutiny
Attendance at the HITB Dubai conference is expected to suffer because of the economic downturn
Net Stats Show Apple Market Share Near 10 Percent
Even in this slowed-down economy, it looks like Apple is doing some things right. According to new figures from the analysis...
Net Threats: Hacker Nation
Computer intrusions have more than tripled in the last two years. Who are the people trying to get their hands on your data, and why? We got answers from some experts--including hackers themselves.
Net Threats: Privacy Matters
Your personal data has never been more vulnerable to prying eyes than it is today. Even with independent watchdogs on the case and tougher laws on the horizon, self-protection remains the best defense.
Net Tricks That Muddy Your Reputation
Online bad guys can send spam under your name or steal your financial data.
Net Users Trust Comments as Much as Brand Reviews
Net Watchdog: Hacked Sites Cause Headaches
Many Web site owners are feeling the pain of hack attacks. Here's what you should know.
Net Watchdog: Seemingly Unstoppable Spam
Spam volumes are rising, and this new breed of junk mail is taking on an entirely new form.
Net-Crashing Vulnerability Described
Several sites post details of Black Hat talk detailing patchable flaw in Cisco routers.
Net2Phone Brings Voice Over IP to Telephones
VoiceLine service debuts, accepting inbound Internet calls from any phone.
Net2Phone Sues Skype
Company claims eBay and its Skype unit have infringed on its VoIP patent.
Net4mac Social Networking Comes to IPhone
net4mac, a social network for Mac users, is now available on the iPhone. A native app is available for download from the App...
NetApp Agrees to $128 Million Gov't Contracting Fine
Company failed to give agencies discounts applied to other customers, DOJ says
NetApp CEO: Virtualization Driving Sluggish Storage Market
Storage companies are feeling the pain as companies cutting IT costs and overall spending, but the move to server...
NetApp Cancels User Conference, Blames Economy
Storage and data-management software developer NetApp said it plans to cancel a user conference due to the worsening economic...
NetApp Discontinues SMB Storage Appliance
NetApp is killing off StoreVault, a network storage appliance designed for small and midsize businesses. While NetApp will not...
NetApp offers new arrays for smaller businesses
NetApp has, as predicted, announced its new FAS 2020 and FAS 2050 storage arrays. They use serial-attached SCSI (SAS) drives, a first for NetApp, but only internally. Expansion shelves can only use Fibre Channel or Serial ATA (SATA) drives.
NetApp to Acquire Data Domain for $1.5 Billion
NetApp has agreed to acquire backup technology vendor Data Domain for about US$1.5 billion.
NetApp to buy Onaro to boost storage management
Storage vendor Network Appliance said Thursday it plans to buy Onaro, a Boston company that develops storage management software.
NetBooks Pushes Revamped Small-business App Suite
NetBooks has overhauled its on-demand suite for small businesses.
NetGear Offers New Four-bay Network Storage Appliance
NetGear has announced the ReadyNAS NVX, a new network attached storage (NAS) device aimed at the Small to Medium Business...
NetNewsWire 3.1
Like many tech journalists, I'm an RSS-feed junkie. I subscribe to feeds--live-updated summaries of Web-site articles--for...
NetNewsWire 3.2 Beta Arrives With Google Reader Syncing
If the news junkie down the hall just burst into rapturous applause, relax; Apple has in fact not released the rumored iTablet yet. A significant new beta...
NetShred X Security Software Improves Browser Support
Mireth Technology on Wednesday announced the release of NetShred X, its security software that deletes your "Internet tracks"...
NetShred X Updated for Safari 4
Mireth Technology announced Thursday an update to NetShred X, its Internet "track eraser" for Mac OS X. Version 4.3 costs $25, and the upgrade is free for...
NetSuite Adds ERP Support for IPhone
NetSuite has launched an initial application for the iPhone.
NetSuite Aims at SAP With Manufacturing Edition
NetSuite said Thursday it is going after SAP with a new manufacturing version of its hosted ERP system.
NetSuite Beefs Up E-Commerce Services
Version 11 adds multichannel and international features to its small-business e-commerce portfolio.
NetSuite Claims Advances in Support, Services
NetSuite is trying to burnish its reputation for services and support with a new marketing push.
NetSuite Claims Advances in Support, Services
NetSuite is trying to burnish its reputation for services and support with a new marketing push.
NetSuite Debuts 'SRP' Product Push
NetSuite is releasing an ERP application tuned for services companies.
NetSuite Financial Planning Module Integrates Partner App
NetSuite is using a partner's software to add financial planning capabilities to its on-demand ERP system.
NetSuite IPO Generates $185 Million
NetSuite's initial public offering raised nearly double the forecasted amount of money.
NetSuite Launches 'green' Discount Program
NetSuite is running a new sales program that gives members of green organizations 50 percent off.
NetSuite Launches Price War
Company promises to beat Salesforce.com's prices by 50 percent.
NetSuite Luring Salesforce Customers With Discount Offer
NetSuite is hoping to entice Salesforce CRM customers with a new discount offer.
NetSuite Makes Its Play in Japanese SaaS Market
NetSuite has released a version of its SaaS ERP suite for the Japanese market.
NetSuite Opens Developer Network, App Marketplace
A company executive says NetSuite's approach will focus on 'quality over quantity' unlike rival Salesforce.com
NetSuite Says Chrome-optimized Apps Are Flying
NetSuite tweaks its hosted business applications for CRM, e-commerce, accounting and services automation to take advantage of Chrome's fast handling of Ajax elements.
NetSuite Takes Fresh Aim at SAP
NetSuite is trying to entice SAP customers to add its product on a divisional basis.
NetSuite Talks up Integration With Salesforce.com
The on-demand ERP vendor announces four partner-developed applications for connecting with its rival's cloud
NetSuite Tries to Lure Sage Customers
NetSuite is trying to lure Sage customers away with the latest in a string of discount programs.
NetSuite Unveils New Suite for Retailers
NetSuite is launching a new software suite for multi-channel retailers on Wednesday.
NetSuite Wants a Piece of Large SAP Customers' Business
The on-demand vendor is positioning its application as the ideal 'spoke' for an SAP hub
NetSuite launches 2007 version of SAAS software
NetSuite, the other hosted CRM company, laid out version 2007.0 this week of its CRM, ERP, and PRM (partner relationship management) SaaS (software as a service) solution.
NetSuite raises IPO price range
NetSuite has raised the estimated price range for its IPO (initial public offering) to US$16 to $19, from the original $13 to $16.
NetSuite sets initial stock price at $26
NetSuite on Wednesday set the initial price of its stock at US$26, greatly exceeding its original estimate.
NetSuite, Ex-reseller Locked in Ugly Legal Battle
NetSuite and a former reseller are locked in an ugly legal battle, with each accusing the other of trying to steal customer relationships.
NetSuite, Merchant in EBay-related Legal Row
NetSuite is locked in a court battle with a customer over alleged problems with an eBay integration.
NetSyncX Synchronizes NetSuite on Mac
Celigo announced Thursday the availability of NetSyncX, Software as a Service (SaaS) that helps Mac users synchronize data...
NetTalk Duo Delivers on Promise of Replacing Your Landline Connection
NetWitness Releases Free Version of Security Software
Cybersecurity vendor NetWitness releases a free version of its Investigator network-monitoring software.
Netbook Battery Champs
Netbook Computers Whet Enterprise Appetite
Netbook Fail: Nokia Booklet Sports a Big-Laptop Price
Netbook Flash Storage Gets a Standard Connector
The mSATA storage interface standard for small netbook and laptop flash modules is being announced on Monday.
Netbook Gets Speed Boost From Dual Atom Chips
Criticizing performance of existing netbooks, Haleron has fused two Atom processors in one netbook.
Netbook Market Explodes
Acer has topped Asus in the fast-growing market for mini-notebooks or "netbooks."
Netbook Pioneer to Stick With Windows in 2009
Asustek sees the first quarter of 2010 as a better opportunity for non-Windows OSs, such as Android, in netbooks
Netbook Popularity Reshapes Tech Sector
Netbooks are popular with consumers, while tech firms see them as a mixed blessing.
Netbook Price War Could Hurt Microsoft
Whether you pay $300 or $500 for a netbook, Microsoft's profits are vulnerable, experts say.
Netbook Robot Lets You Be In Two Places At Once
Xaxxon Technologies is developing a unique robot that operates on a notebook and connects via Internet directly to your tablet (or PC hardware) of choice.
Netbook Roundup, Microsoft Kin, HTC Incredible, and iPad Checkup on PCWorld Podcast 73
Netbook Shipments Jump 103 Percent in '09, Research Says
Shipments of netbooks are expected to go up by 103 percent to 33.3 million in 2009, according to DisplaySearch.
Netbook Shipments Jump in First Quarter
Netbook Shipments to Double This Year, Research Says
Netbook shipments could double this year, while mainstream laptop shipments are expected to remain flat, according to DisplaySearch.
Netbook Smackdown: Linux vs. Windows 7
Sure, Windows will win over the masses -- but Linux should charm budget-conscious, tech-savvy users.
Netbook or Not?
Netbook or Ultraportable: Which Is Best for the Job?
Netbooks 2010: The Smartphone-Notebook Hybrid
Netbooks Are Taking a Toll on Microsoft
Netbooks Are Taking a Toll on Microsoft
When Microsoft laid off 5,000 people in January, analysts and pundits pointed to plenty of reasons for the first major layoffs in the company's history. The
Netbooks Aren't Such a Hot Ticket
Netbooks killing PC and notebook sales? It's a myth.
Netbooks Disappoint Consumers, Says Survey
Netbook owners are more likely to be disappointed with their machines than people who purchase larger and more expensive laptops, a retail research firm said...
Netbooks Dominate Cyber Monday on Amazon
Netbooks dominated Amazon.com's computing bestseller list on Cyber Monday.
Netbooks Dominate Cyber Monday on Amazon
Netbooks dominated the Computers & PC hardware bestsellers list on Amazon.com on Cyber Monday in the U.S., the biggest online shopping day of the year. The
Netbooks May Soon Outsell Notebooks, says Qualcomm CEO
Netbooks Now More Popular Than iPhone
Netbooks, ultraportable notebooks, are outselling the iPhone.
Netbooks Offered Virtually Free With Mobile Contracts
Best Buy and RadioShack are offering netbooks virtually free with two-year mobile contracts.
Netbooks Poised to Surpass Ultraportables
2009 could be the year of the netbook, with ultraportable laptops getting left out in the cold.
Netbooks Propel Global Semiconductor Sales
Chip sales have been rising in recent months, fueled by netbook sales and falling laptop prices, market researchers say.
Netbooks Propped up European PC Sales in Q4, Says Gartner
Sales of netbooks saved Western European PC resellers from a gloomy Christmas: Q4 PC shipments rose just 12.1 percent...
Netbooks Shore up Acer Results During First Quarter
Acer sees a smooth transition to Windows 7 later this year
Netbooks Spark Linux Redesigns
Linux interfaces are being redesigned to take advantage of the limited resources and smaller screens of netbooks.
Netbooks Will Boost Adoption of Linux, Says Novell CTO
Novell expects higher adoption of SUSE Linux from netbooks, though it expects that the overall Linux market is moving to...
Netbooks Won't Save PC Market This Year, Surveys Say
A growth in netbook shipment won't be enough to save overall worldwide PC shipments from slowing down, surveys said.
Netbooks Won't Save PC Market This Year, Surveys Say
Netbook shipments will see tremendous growth this year but won't be enough to boost overall worldwide PC shipments, which will sink due to the global economic
Netbooks Worm Their Way Into Businesses
When ADNH Compass, a 17,000-employee catering company based in Abu Dhabi, decided to give its branch managers new PCs late...
Netbooks Worm Their Way Into Businesses
When ADNH Compass, a 17,000-employee catering company based in Abu Dhabi, decided to give its branch managers new PCs late last year, it chose Acer Inc.'s
Netbooks and Linux: A Complicated Story
Netbooks for Business: Do They Make Sense?
Netbooks to Get Longer Battery Life With New Atom Chips
Intel says that netbooks will get longer battery life and better system performance with its next-generation Atom chips.
Netbooks, Kindles, GPS: Avoiding Instant Buyer's Remorse
Netbooks: All About the New Ultraportables
Netbooks: Opportunity for Windows, Threat to Linux
The netbook revolution is upon us. Less than a year ago, the cheap, Atom-powered mini-laptops were a novelty. Now they are...
Netbooks: Small, Cheap -- and Fast?
Linux distributor Good OS and BIOS vendor Phoenix Technologies are launching quick-start programs to speed the operation of...
NetbootCD: A Handy Tool for Managing Multiple Linux Distributions
Why mess with multiple CDs to keep your Linux versions up to date? NetbootCD can take care of seven in one.
Neterion's New 10 Gig Adapter Slips to 2009
A new series of 10 Gigabit Ethernet adapters from Neterion won't ship until the first quarter next year, later than planned.
Netezza Scoops up Data Auditing Vendor
Netezza has acquired Tizor Systems for its data auditing and protection software.
Netflix 'watch Instantly' for Mac Goes Public Beta
Netflix has opened the doors for Mac users who want to try their "Watch Instantly" feature -- you can now sign up to be part...
Netflix Alternatives: Other Places You Can Get Streaming Media, DVD Rentals
Netflix Apologizes for Hiring Actors to Stage Event
Netflix Arrives on Android, Kinda Sorta
Netflix Begins Rollout of Mac Media Player
Netflix on Monday will begin rolling out its second generation media player that includes support for Intel-based Macs. The...
Netflix Brings Back DVD-Only Subscriptions
After user outrage at its cancellation, Netflix's DVD-only subscription plan is back, available now for $8 monthly.
Netflix Button Debuting on Remote Controls
Netflix CEO Heralds the Return of Web TV
Silicon Valley tried putting the Web on TV in the 90s with WebTV, but it failed. Netflix CEO Reed Hastings says the concept will work much better this century.
Netflix Claims Single-Stream Limit Was Mistake
Did Netflix really mean to limit you to a single video stream at any given time? According to the company, the answer is no.
Netflix Comes to PlayStation 3; Is the Wii Next?
Netflix Comes to the iPod
Netflix Coming to the PlayStation 3
Netflix will begin streaming movies and TV shows to PlayStation 3 consoles in the U.S. from November, it said on Monday.
Netflix Cuts Video-Stream Quality in Canada--Is US Next?
Netflix Defends Silverlight Streaming
Netflix is defending the Silverlight-based player it uses to stream movies and other video content to PCs, saying that it's...
Netflix Delays Universal and Fox New Releases, including Avatar
Netflix Dominates Video Streaming: There Will Be Blood
Netflix Gobbles Up One-Third of Peak Bandwidth Traffic in US
Netflix accounted for more traffic this fall than it did during the spring, but these numbers were compiled before its price increase went into effect.
Netflix Goes Android-First with Tablet App Redesign
Netflix's move was probably prompted by the debut of the Kindle Fire and Nook Tablet as well as Amazon streaming video service, which competes with Netflix.
Netflix Grabbing Greater Share of Bandwidth
Netflix Improves with New Apple TV
Users can now sign up for Netflix straight from an Apple TV and use iTunes billing, and stream movies and TV shows in full HD 1080p quality.
Netflix Kills Qwikster DVD Plan
The video service caves to customer complaints and announces it will maintain a single site for DVD rentals and video streaming.
Netflix Kinect: Control Movies With Your Hands
Netflix Launches 'Lilyhammer' Original Series
The tale of a mobster making his way in Norway stretches Netflix's distribution practices by posting eight episodes at once.
Netflix Makes Good on Promise to Amp Up Streaming Content
New shows available from the CW network, which include Gossip Girl and The Vampire Diaries, bolster the Netflix library.
Netflix Map Shows What's Hot in Your Neighborhood
Netflix Movie Streaming Comes To PlayStation 3
Netflix Not Surprised by Backlash Over Price Hike
Netflix Now Allows 'Watch Instantly' for Macs
For the first time Mac users can take advantage of Netflix's "Watch Instantly" feature.
Netflix Now Streaming Movies to Your Wii
Netflix Now Works on Android 2.2 and 2.3 Devices
The video-streaming service updated its app for smartphones running Froyo or Gingerbread versions of Android OS, but Honeycomb users are still out of luck.
Netflix Offers up Streaming to All Mac Users
For months we Mac users have been hearing about the wonders and glories of Netflix's instant video Watch Now streaming. But in...
Netflix On Wii and PS3 Finally Disc-Free
Netflix Picks Up 'Mad Men'
Netflix Prize 2: What You Need To Know
Netflix Promises Mac Video Support by End of Year
Netflix on Wednesday promised to release a product by the end of the year which will enable Mac users to use the service's...
Netflix Protest Quietly Ends as Price Hike Takes Effect
Netflix weathered the storm of angry complaints to its customer service department well, and now the company's increase takes effect without any new outrage.
Netflix Quitters Turning to Blockbuster Streaming Service?
Blockbuster's new streaming movie service, launching in October may soak up Netflix quitters upset over recent price hikes by Netflix.
Netflix Raises Blu-ray Rates: Time to Switch to Blockbuster?
Netflix Rates Broadband Providers by Bandwidth
Netflix Ratings Come to Facebook
Netflix Service May Get Smarter
Netflix Splits in Two, Adds Video Games, Upsets Users Further
Netflix to create DVD and game rental arm called Qwikster as company preps for streaming future.
Netflix Stops Selling DVDs
Company exits the previously-viewed DVD market to focus on rentals and streaming video.
Netflix Streaming Coming to the Wii
Netflix Streaming Via Wii Coming Really Soon
Netflix Streaming-Only Plan Arrives with Price Hike
Netflix Tech Problem Persists
Netflix's distribution operations continue facing serious disruptions due to a technology problem.
Netflix Unveils $1 Million Prize Winners
Netflix Users Protest Proposed Price Increases With Social Media Firestorm
Netflix Web Site Goes Down
The Web site of popular online movie rental company Netflix suffered an outage early Monday morning.
Netflix Will Offer Streaming-Only Subscription Plans
Netflix and TiVo Team Up
TiVo users will be able to watch Netflix movies in their living room.
Netflix and TiVo Team Up
Netflix continues to find as many ways as possible to get movies into your home. The latest is a new partnership with TiVo, announced today. This adds TiVo
Netflix for Wii and PS3, Here it Comes?
Netflix on Nintendo 3DS Today, but Without 3D Videos