Corel targets irked Microsoft customers. The software maker hopes business customers frustrated by Microsoft’s controversial new licensing programs will be ready for a change. [CNET News.com]

Starved for Food, Zimbabwe Rejects U.S. Biotech Corn (washingtonpost.com) [lnk.to]

GM bug to tackle tooth decay [bbc news]

PC, Mac OS updates may spark Bluetooth [Infoworld]

Babylon 5 First Season Box Set finally listed on Amazon [Sci-Fi Storm]

It’s time to fufill the promise I made to myself in college.

Here is a really bad bandwidth bill.

AT&T Broadband opts for tiered pricing. The company offers a new level of cable Interent access, dubbed UltraLink, that’s faster and pricier, in places including Dallas, Denver, Seattle and the San Francisco Bay Area. [CNET News.com]

Tablet PC Makers Embrace a Dying Art: Handwriting. Tablet makers are gambling that computer users want to write with pens using their natural handwriting, a form of expression quickly disappearing from our daily experience. By Michel Marriott. [New York Times: Technology]