Report: Runway Computer System Fails in First Large-Scale Test
FAA stops Dallas-Fort Worth airport experiment after two planes fly too close to one another.
Business
Mobile Phones Edge Out Landlines in India, but Industry Says Revenues are Low
Purveyors of wireless telecom services say high government levies impede investment in infrastructure.
Microsoft Announces Legal Settlements; Rival to Sue in U.S. Court
After $536 million deal, Novell agrees to pull out of the European antitrust case
Trio of Hot New Games Victimized by Piracy
Illegal versions of Halo 2, Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, and Half-Life 2 have appeared on file-sharing networks, news groups and websites.
Russia Seeking Ways to Boost Software Production
Officials may try to create its own Silicon Valley-style region to stem the exodus of IT specialists
IBM Supercomputer Again Claims Performance Record
The $100 million Blue Gene/L system, built to analyze the U.S. nuclear stockpile, sustains 71 trillion calculations per second.
Two Found Guilty in Nation's First Felony Spam Conviction
Virginia brother and sister, likened to snake oil salesman, amassed millions of dollars peddling worthless products on the Net.
A Latin Gig
Once a classic violinist, Susie Hansen now has her own Latin jazz band and the respect of musicians across the country.
Instant Analysis
A new tool may let crime-scene investigators and doctors do lab-quality examinations out in the field.
