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  1. The Register // Securo-prof claims to invent new, much deadlier dirty bomb
  2. The Register // Nokia N800 gets WiMAX
  3. The Register // NASA: astronauts do not fly drunk
  4. The Register // Gambling ad ban hits overseas operators
  5. The Register // Nokia revises chipset strategy
  6. The Register // Punch out your own code on a Greenphone
  7. The Register // Vonage works around Verizon patents
  8. The Register // AT&T censors Pearl Jam's anti-Bush sing-along
  9. The Register // Symantec security products less than secure
  10. The Register // Universal Media Group invests in rap competition site
  11. The Register // IBM Information Server Blade tackles data integration
  12. The Register // Rackable wraps Al Gore around new storage kit
  13. The Register // Microsoft plans six critical patches
  14. The Register // Dutch police arrest six in 419 scam
  15. The Register // Ban texting while driving, say Americans
  16. The Register // XML upgrade assessments needed for higher ed
  17. The Register // Shall I compare thee (code) to a summer's day?
  18. The Register // Hacker cracks Netflix copy restrictions
  19. The Register // Management vs. the virtual server
  20. The Register // Thai police strapped with Hello Kitty armbands
  21. The Register // Cisco patches serious holes in voice-enabled offerings
  22. The Register // Google News fails to Digg-ify itself
  23. The Register // 419-lite scammers target pet lovers
  24. The Register // Fist-sized monkey flies from Florida to New York
  25. The Register // Russian firm targets wooden phones at posers everywhere
  26. The Register // IBM and Novell team up for chunk of open source market
  27. The Register // Court finds Qualcomm guilty of standards abuse
  28. The Register // UK VPN security is outstandingly mediocre
  29. The Register // USAF seeks control of aerial kill-bots
  30. The Register // Sun adds bargain line to StorageTek family
  31. The Register // XenSource calls VMware a cash-hogging automobile
  32. The Register // Oracle claims no Linux ulterior motive
  33. The Register // Packard Bell jilts Acer for Lenovo
  34. The Register // Free download empowers black hat hackers
  35. The Register // Sun to axe more jobs
  36. The Register // Researchers ease LCD viewing angle woes
  37. The Register // US rules vote swapping legal
  38. The Register // T-Mobile wants our phones
  39. The Register // Of EMC's storage blitz
  40. The Register // National Express bus kingpin ditches biofuel trial
  41. The Register // World Poker Tour goes, er, global
  42. The Register // Finnish Football, LA riot journo join attack on YouTube
  43. The Register // US bloggers set for journalistic shield
  44. The Register // Wife of Rambus CEO outed as message board troll
  45. The Register // Google India deal signals mobile push
  46. The Register // IBM to win $200m supercomputer contract
  47. The Register // Sun releases world's fastest chip - at 1.4GHz
  48. The Register // AMD's Opteron goes to 3.2GHz
  49. The Register // NASA nuke-bot to tackle space boulders of doom
  50. The Register // Yahoo! faces! investigation! over! China!
  51. The Register // Staff cut off in Evesham 'rescue' deal
  52. The Register // iPhone's keyboard prompts patent violation suit
  53. The Register // Black market for malware a thriving place
  54. The Register // Fytte 8: Screwpole anticipates the arrival of the Consultants...
  55. The Register // Trade in your software, urges UK reseller
  56. The Register // Half of GPS users been given duff information
  57. The Register // Maths might tell us how kids learn language
  58. The Register // NBC muckraker outed at Defcon
  59. The Register // Music industry rebuffed across Europe on file-sharing identifications
  60. The Register // SPEC dishes out MPI test
  61. The Register // Yahoo! to stream web-only US Prez debate
  62. The Register // Lenovo moves to the country
  63. The Register // TimeUK mounts $22m Evesham bail-out
  64. The Register // EU monitors roaming compliance
  65. The Register // Fun with passports and paperclips
  66. The Register // Brian May going for astronomy PhD
  67. The Register // Betfair tears up all bets on Polish tennis championship game
  68. The Register // False positives run amok in Vista anti-virus tests
  69. The Register // Will the iPhone be iPwned?
  70. The Register // Oklahoma offers War on Terror numberplates
  71. The Register // Office 2008 for Mac succumbs to Redmond disease
  72. The Register // NetApp shares shocked by profit warning
  73. The Register // HP puts customers to another Itanium test with aging gear
  74. The Register // Adobe bends to might of US printers
  75. The Register // Spammer gets 30 years in the slammer
  76. The Register // Man cuffed over 'cycling cheat' email hack
  77. The Register // Intel revolted by its own 'insensitive and insulting' ad
  78. The Register // Free Software Foundation plans protests at 'corrupt' BBC
  79. The Register // Russian phishers loot $500K in two-year hacking spree
  80. The Register // Police want DNA collection superpowers
  81. The Register // Dell to acquire ASAP
  82. The Register // Teachers vote to ban internet
  83. The Register // Sony talks up PS3 TV tuner
  84. The Register // Making open-source browsing safe for the masses
  85. The Register // Google: Kill all the patent trolls
  86. The Register // Techies blast big media over copyright warnings
  87. The Register // Wee SiCortex buys PathScale compiler biz
  88. The Register // Second Life will dwarf the web in ten years
  89. The Register // Action Engine gets another $20m to burn
  90. The Register // AOL gets into the online bookie business
  91. The Register // US gov dangles $50bn IT pot over 29 companies
  92. The Register // Apple squeezes out iPhone update before Black Hat
  93. The Register // Documents point to Time takeover of Evesham
  94. The Register // Music pirate convicted in Led Zep bootleg case
  95. The Register // Parliamentary committee: let hybrid embryos be
  96. The Register // Thirsty Koreans fight duff whisky with mobiles
  97. The Register // FCC opens up US wireless spectrum
  98. The Register // EnterpriseDB snags information strategist
  99. The Register // eBay rethinks firearms policy
  100. The Register // Techies sue Universal Media Group for overtime pay
  101. The Register // Adobe embroiled in War of the Fed-Ex Kinko Button
  102. The Register // Sony faces case for 'Cell' patent infringement
  103. The Register // Facebook security glitch exposes user in-boxes
  104. The Register // Microsoft comes top of the tech pack
  105. The Register // O2 updates Orbit to WM6
  106. The Register // UK gov offers car CO2 rankings by class
  107. The Register // Firefox update fixes bug brace
  108. The Register // eMusic goes mobile
  109. The Register // ICSTIS wants your views on anonymous SMS
  110. The Register // F5 gets symmetrical, symmetrical gets F5
  111. The Register // eBay 'Buy It Now' button survives latest attack
  112. The Register // California e-voting machines have more holes than Swiss cheese
  113. The Register // Investors stunned by Sun's apparent health
  114. The Register // Documentum 6 goes flexible
  115. The Register // OSI Prez confronts irate users over 'badgerware' license
  116. The Register // YouTube video-fingerprinting due in September
  117. The Register // MIT in Matrix 'Crowd Farm' plan
  118. The Register // Revo Pico+ DAB radio
  119. The Register // Boffins use nets of carbon to snare toxic gases
  120. The Register // MS-DOS paternity suit settled
  121. The Register // CTIA beats drum for status quo
  122. The Register // Cisco disconnects Linksys brand
  123. The Register // US denies entry to security researcher
  124. The Register // Dutch telecoms firm to bid for Getronics
  125. The Register // Sun's 'Project Copy Linux' not a Linux copy
  126. The Register // iPhone v. Q – War in the backwoods of Mississippi
  127. The Register // Cries for help go out as open source mogul's radar breaks
  128. The Register // Laser iPhones shrink your brains
  129. The Register // One programmer's unit test is another's integration test
  130. The Register // Startup brings free Wi-Fi to the streets of San Francisco
  131. The Register // YouTube rival inks TV production deal
  132. The Register // Oracle's got a giant Red Hat fork coming, says spaceman
  133. The Register // Spamford Wallace banished from MySpace
  134. The Register // NASA's drunken astronaut report released
  135. The Register // Second Life turns on screams of horror tool
  136. The Register // Intel responds to EU's anti-trust statement
  137. The Register // Samsung S1030 and S850 digital cameras
  138. The Register // Cisco buys a hunk of VMware
  139. The Register // Sysadmin Day 2007: still time to get the beers in
  140. The Register // IT pros give thumbs up to online communities
  141. The Register // Jerry Garcia's jacuzzi washes onto eBay
  142. The Register // Is more bandwidth really the answer?
  143. The Register // Google leaps into new Sprint portal
  144. The Register // Virtual narcs boot Second Life casinos off the island
  145. The Register // Windows Vista unreadiness revealed
  146. The Register // EU files anti-trust charges against Intel
  147. The Register // QLogic Q1 profit slips
  148. The Register // Rackable's margins still in witness protection program
  149. The Register // Microsoft challenges Google with uber search center
  150. The Register // Ballmer: Microsoft to become ads and devices powerhouse
  151. The Register // NASHA ashtronauts too fly to drunk
  152. The Register // Fans left guessing over Samsung 'designer' phone
  153. The Register // ESA seeks pricing for Mars rover
  154. The Register // Gmail: a short, sharp rant
  155. The Register // A handy guide to growing your own spaceship
  156. The Register // Microsoft in ads deal with Digg.com
  157. The Register // Cat senses impending death
  158. The Register // DWP loses £2.5bn to fraud and errors
  159. The Register // NAO recommends one stop regulation database
  160. The Register // Judge questions theft claims of Facebook rival
  161. The Register // Symantec sales up, but profits drop
  162. The Register // French court slaps poor man's YouTube
  163. The Register // Mac and iPod save Apple quarter
  164. The Register // Intel aims parallelism aid at open source fans
  165. The Register // Latins prefer Microsoft to Google
  166. The Register // Toshiba, Fujitsu, NEC want 32nm friendship
  167. The Register // US gov's flying laser hit by delays, problems
  168. The Register // China Mobile dials up bumper June
  169. The Register // Oki mobilises iris scanner software
  170. The Register // Skype violates open source licence
  171. The Register // Project management expertise at your fingertips
  172. The Register // Oz cans porn filtering trial
  173. The Register // MP slams school biometric guidance
  174. The Register // Brit IT millionaire dies on Chinese mountain
  175. The Register // MySpace erases 29,000 sex offenders
  176. The Register // Red Hat flags OSI offenders on partner site
  177. The Register // Power outage knocks out major websites
  178. The Register // Miss America calls for mandatory internet safety classes
  179. The Register // Amazon profits up nearly three-fold
  180. The Register // Google in crusade against neckties
  181. The Register // Intel's Core-fueled Xeon MP arrives at 2.93GHz
  182. The Register // EMC profit rises with increased demand
  183. The Register // Breakfast with bin Laden
  184. The Register // AT&T has strong quarter
  185. The Register // BT Wholesale hires new CEO
  186. The Register // Sony claims price-driven PS3 sales hike
  187. The Register // Jordan names sprog 'Princess Tiaamii'
  188. The Register // Sony preps fix-filled PS3 firmware update
  189. The Register // Intel cuts desktop prices by up to 50%
  190. The Register // Computer program to take on the Unabomber
  191. The Register // XM and Sirius propose a la carte options
  192. The Register // Jesus Phone needs an exorcist
  193. The Register // Google nabs aerial camera company
  194. The Register // Isilon gets thin with phat storage app
  195. The Register // XenSource ropes Symantec into storage OEM deal
  196. The Register // Microsoft and Yahoo! trumpet their own anti-Google privacy policies
  197. The Register // HP bids $1.6bn on Opsware, $214m on Neoware
  198. The Register // Logitech plugs in 'world's smallest' cordless mouse dongle
  199. The Register // US wants trucks mounted with frikkin' laser beams
  200. The Register // NASA seeks inflight comms for sky marshals
  201. The Register // Laser-sight gun grip targets Wii gamers
  202. The Register // Amp'd shuts up shop
  203. The Register // Autonomy reports big jump in pre-tax profits
  204. The Register // Hitachi goes global with vein recognition biometric
  205. The Register // Culture matters: Why i-mode failed
  206. The Register // VMware learns to measure itself
  207. The Register // Of automated test case management
  208. The Register // Far out Yuzoz gambles on the stars
  209. The Register // Spanish satire mag savaged over royal sex cartoon
  210. The Register // Keeping abreast of disappointing Apple products
  211. The Register // Is 'green' software possible?
  212. The Register // Oracle refutes 'SSH hacking' slur
  213. The Register // The audience cackles as Sony launches Crackle
  214. The Register // Netezza nets plenty of cash in IPO
  215. The Register // NASA preps robots for future fake moon landings
  216. The Register // Ask.com unveils anti-Google tool
  217. The Register // Google ponies up $4.6bn for wireless spectrum
  218. The Register // When supercomputers attack
  219. The Register // Vodafone sinks to new low
  220. The Register // Google sees big money in tiny cell sites
  221. The Register // Taser markets electric cattleprod gun to the laydeez
  222. The Register // Hackers saw through iPhone AT&T shackles
  223. The Register // Stealth bombers to get bunker-nobbling weapons
  224. The Register // Speeding up the net - is it possible?
  225. The Register // Wii sales top 3m in Japan
  226. The Register // Google earnings less astronomical than expected
  227. The Register // Microsoft grows despite Windows Vista
  228. The Register // Broadcom signs licensing pact with Verizon
  229. The Register // Cheap flash sinks SanDisk's profits
  230. The Register // Seagate income soars with $359m tax break
  231. The Register // Governments' systems used to power phishing push
  232. The Register // AMD parts with profits in Q2
  233. The Register // Dell paddles 'blade everything' HP
  234. The Register // The return of the ransom-ware Trojan
  235. The Register // Tesco beefs up under 20 quid software offering
  236. The Register // DARPA robo-bug to start bugging once bugs are worked out
  237. The Register // Nokia offers assistance for unresponsive GPS phones
  238. The Register // Bye bye SaaS, hello PaaS
  239. The Register // Vodafone figures show jump in 3G devices
  240. The Register // Bush to gong top US boffins of 2006
  241. The Register // Private equity firms flirt with 3Com
  242. The Register // Salesforce.com names Apex ship date amid growth concerns
  243. The Register // Dell buys SilverBack on road to recovery
  244. The Register // Software team codes IBM higher in Q2
  245. The Register // Microsoft rigs Live Search traffic
  246. The Register // Juniper Networks gets its Q2 profit back
  247. The Register // Yahoo! buys Indian ad firm
  248. The Register // Sharks in the soup, says conservation group
  249. The Register // iPass layers on security for laptops
  250. The Register // Google's Lemon squeezes out web app bugs