- At cell show, a rare iPhone glimpse (AP)
- Linux Foundation Announces New Board (PC World)
- FCC Chief: Wireless Key to Universal Access (PC World)
- ZenZui Offers New Take on Mobile Web (NewsFactor)
- Dog performs 'Heimlich' on choking owner (AP)
- Replay now permanent in NFL (AP)
- Pentagon chief warns against "illusions" on Iran (Reuters)
- Texas signs new self-defense by gun law (Reuters)
- Dell division will design Web 2.0 data centers (InfoWorld)
- Stocks drop on soft housing market data (AP)
- Yahoo and Google heating up mobile search competition (AFP)
- Metasploit hacking tool now Windows friendly (InfoWorld)
- Judge dismisses lawsuit against Rumsfeld (AP)
- Couple plead not guilty in girl's death (AP)
- The South has the sniffles from pollen (AP)
- FBI agent told to keep quiet over attorney firings (Reuters)
- Army officer: Long-term morale a concern (AP)
- Husband arrested, Judd files for divorce (AP)
- Senate backs troop withdrawal from Iraq (Reuters)
- Navy: nothing to substantiate Iran market rumor (Reuters)
- Internet Video Gives Rise To Infomercial Resurgence (AdWeek.com)
- ATT makes US mobile phone banking alliance (AFP)
- Judge dismisses Rumsfeld torture lawsuit (Reuters)
- Web attacks get personal (InfoWorld)
- New Dehli court: Don't smoke and drive (AP)
- White House questions vote on Egyptian referendum (Reuters)
- Senate votes to keep timetable in Iraq bill (AFP)
- Google seeks world of instant translations (Reuters)
- Google Apps' Gmail faces downtime problems (InfoWorld)
- Kids awards celebrated with burps, slime (AP)
- McCain: Progress is being made in Iraq (AP)
- New Delhi court: Don't smoke and drive (AP)
- Versace's daughter battling anorexia (AP)
- Dog performs 'Heimlich' on choking owner (AP)
- University dean gets 5 years jail for child **** (Reuters)
- Yahoo to offer unlimited e-mail storage (Reuters)
- Xbox for your gun? Mexico tries swaps in drug fight (Reuters)
- Senate signals support for Iraq timeline (AP)
- McCain: Progress is being made in Iraq (AP)
- Mueller defends need for expanded powers (AP)
- Truck bombs kill dozens at Iraqi markets (AP)
- Judge dismisses lawsuit against Rumsfeld (AP)
- Couple plead not guilty in girl's death (AP)
- Lady Vols roll into 17th Final Four (AP)
- CIA says North Korea nuclear test a failure: report (Reuters)
- Guantanamo illegal despite guilty plea: critics (Reuters)
- Yahoo users get unlimited e-mail storage (AFP)
- Dell Division Will Design Web 2.0 Data Centers (PC World)
- S.F. leaders OK plastic grocery bag ban (AP)
- Utah judge won't move Jeffs trial (AP)
- Cities at risk of rising sea levels (AP)
- Jessica Simpson visits Mexican orphanage (AP)
- Students taken hostage in Philippines (AP)
- Latta, Tar Heels back in Final Four (AP)
- Armed men take Philippine school children hostage (AFP)
- Souped-up Xbox 360 set for April (Reuters)
- SKorea's LG to install Google on millions of phones (AFP)
- Microsoft to sell Xbox 360 with larger hard drive (Reuters)
- Microsoft to release Xbox 360 Elite (AP)
- Study: MRIs for women at risk for cancer (AP)
- DoubleClick eyes sale, talks with Microsoft: report (Reuters)
- Wild weather strikes Southern California (AP)
- Child released in Philippines school bus hostage drama (AFP)
- S.Korea's LG Elec to add Google services to phones (Reuters)
- Gunmen seize school bus in Manila, 31 children held (Reuters)
- Kids awards celebrated with burps, slime (AP)
- Senate to keep timetable in Iraq bill (AFP)
- Japanese suicide website murderer sentenced to death (AFP)
- Beijing cracks down on mobile phone **** (AFP)
- Gonzales' support in Congress slipping (AP)
- New recommendations call for MRI in breast cancer (Reuters)
- UK experts demand more research on nanotech risks (Reuters)
- Iran monitors U.S. exercises closely, not concerned: TV (Reuters)
- Arabs to renew Arab peace plan at Saudi summit (Reuters)
- Philippines gunmen agree to surrender child hostages at dusk (AFP)
- Web suicide site murders lead to death sentence (Reuters)
- Rivals Mario, Sonic to compete in Olympics video game (Reuters)
- Philippines gunmen 'to release' bus hostage children (AFP)
- Hong Kong dentist designs tools for space (Reuters)
- Phelps breaks world record in 200 fly (AP)
- Britain: Vessels were in Iraqi waters (AP)
- Phelps breaks another world swim record (AP)
- UK says data shows sailors were in Iraqi waters (Reuters)
- Palestinian PM says no compromise on refugee rights (Reuters)
- New Xbox ready for rollout (USATODAY.com)
- Cellphone services add up for kids (USATODAY.com)
- Gaming rivals team up (USATODAY.com)
- San Francisco lawmakers vote to ban plastic bags (Reuters)
- Britain offers evidence Iran detainees were in Iraqi waters (AFP)
- Virgin Mobile USA to offer Yahoo mobile services (Reuters)