Countering high-tech counterfeiters : CNET NEWS.COM

April 9, 2007

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		Top headlines Countering high-tech counterfeiters newsmaker Digital technology could soon make it possible for anyone to copy and print real-looking currency. Robert Schafrik led a group seeking solutions. Mon Apr 09 12:15:00 PDT 2007 | Read full story Microsoft to push fix for patch trouble Fix to repair problems caused by last week's emergency cursor flaw patch will be pushed out alongside new updates Tuesday. Mon Apr 09 12:31:00 PDT 2007 | Read full story Start-up Xcerion sees the Web as your OS Sweden-based company plans to launch its Internet operating system for running ad-supported Web applications later this year. Mon Apr 09 08:58:00 PDT 2007 | Read full story Dell stops selling Axim handheld Computer maker has discontinued its current model and says it has no plans for a new version. Mon Apr 09 12:34:00 PDT 2007 | Read full story Video of the day Game collector is archiving the best Henry Lowood, curator for the history of science and technology collections at Stanford University libraries, is in charge of a major project involving the archiving of 25,000-plus video games. Commentary Why Microsoft is under assault from all corners Attorney Lars Liebeler says open hostility toward the software maker runs contrary to a central premise of free-market economics. Read Full Story News.com Extra Taming the World Wide Web Also: Blog: iPod stories around the Web Read it now...		Apple ships 100 millionth iPod Device has dominated the music player market since its 2001 introduction; iTunes Store has similar success selling music, video online. Mon Apr 09 07:54:00 PDT 2007 | Read full story Principal sues ex-students over MySpace profiles Administrator claims four students who allegedly posted parody profiles to the social-networking site bruised his reputation. Mon Apr 09 11:00:00 PDT 2007 | Read full story Top 5 list: Most popular stories   1. Microsoft gains technical-computing toehold   2. More clips mocking Thai king posted on YouTube   3. New York auto show gets into gear   4. Not your sports bar's rear-projection TV   5. After setback, Vonage wins temporary relief Related Newsletters CNET Security Center Weekly View preview  (Delivered every Monday.) Read Robert Vamosi's award-winning column and up-to-the-minute blogs regarding Internet threats and how to counter them. Subscribe free
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