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Ask revamps for faster Web search, better relevance (10/6/2008)
The majority of Ask's revenue comes through a search advertising partnership with Google.

Fraud plagues prepaid calling card market (10/5/2008)
The cards are sold in gas stations, newsstands, convenience stores, bodegas and groceries.

US online health companies merge to take on WebMD (10/3/2008)
The two companies had unanimously approved the merger.

Nokia takes on Apple's iTunes, iPhone (10/3/2008)
Nokia, the world's top mobile phone maker, launched its free music package on Thursday.

Skype Investigates China Surveillance of Messages (10/3/2008)
Skype is answering concerns about its joint venture with TOM Online in China.

Health websites merger to challenge WebMD (10/3/2008)
The combined company is projected to have more than 20 million unique users.

Google launches blog tracking service (10/3/2008)
Google has launched an enhanced blog tracking service that helps people mine a growing mountain.

Take-Two Interactive to remain independent (10/2/2008)
Take-Two Interactive Software, until recently an acquisition target of bigger rival Electronic Arts.

New Nintendo DS portable will come with camera (10/2/2008)
Nintendo's hit DS portable will come with a digital camera that will allow players to mix images.

Nokia takes on Apple's iTunes and iPhone (10/2/2008)
The Finnish firm will also launch its first touch-screen phone, to rival Apple's popular iPhone.

Microsoft steps up Web search RD in Europe (10/2/2008)
Microsoft, which failed several times to acquire search company Yahoo! Inc.

Finnish site pulls kindergarten shooting game (10/2/2008)
An Internet game in which players roam a school and kill kindergarten students.

Skype admits Chinese privacy breach (10/2/2008)
Skype said it learned just Wednesday that a previously disclosed text filter operated by TOM-Skype.

Sprint's WiMax efforts doomed to failure? (10/2/2008)
Like EarthLink, Sprint is targeting incumbent cable and DSL providers with its service.

August chip sales rose 5.5 percent (10/2/2008)
The industry group said that sales for the year through the end of August totaled $170.2 billion.

Outsourcing aids many data thefts: Verizon (10/2/2008)
Even a chain with thousands of restaurants might have only 100 employees in information technology.

Men happiest online, women prefer family time: poll (10/1/2008)
The Happiness Index study, which polled more than 8,500 Australians aged 18-64 years.

British band Oasis launching new album on MySpace (10/1/2008)
The album will be released in stores next week.

GameStop to buy Micromania for $700 mln (10/1/2008)
GameStop, which has no stores in France, will gain Micromania's 332 locations in Europe's.

Nintendo HD Wii in Development (10/1/2008)
Citing game sources, the story specifically calls the new hardware said to be in development.

Norway consumer body challenges Apple over iTunes (10/1/2008)
The consumer's freedom of choice in the online music market is an important right.

Best Buy gets antitrust approval to buy Napster (10/1/2008)
Best Buy offered $2.65 per Napster share, valuing the deal at $121 million.

Microsoft still paying people to search (10/1/2008)
Microsoft's latest effort to get people to use its search service is something called SearchPerks.

Xpaper eases digitizing of paper documents (10/1/2008)
The software package includes 150 digital ink credit

Congress passes bill to help save Internet radio (10/1/2008)
Congress has cleared the way for a potential agreement intended to save the emerging Internet radio.

NPR boosts online offerings, seeks larger audience (9/30/2008)
These digital initiatives are aimed at capturing and retaining audiences.

ATT chairman says credit woes crimping operations (9/30/2008)
ATT has strong cash flow, which makes it less reliant on debt.

NY regulators get tough on Verizon FiOS installs (9/30/2008)
NY is the only state to have raised these concerns, but Verizon is installing FiOS in 15 others.

Hollywood aims to block RealNetworks' DVD software (9/30/2008)
For $30, consumers can buy RealDVD and use it to copy DVDs to computers or portable hard drives.

Skype to be integrated into Asterisk PBXs (9/26/2008)
The Skype For Asterisk beta program is a first step toward adding Skype capabilities.

DirecTV to market AT&T satellite service (9/26/2008)
Offer customers a co-branded package of video, home phone, wireless phone and Internet service.

Court Pulls Plug on Apple iPhone Battery Lawsuit (9/26/2008)
Apple agreed to a settlement extending the iPod's warranty from one to two years.

More Americans watching video online (9/26/2008)
ABI Research said growth in consumption of online video was due to a number of factors.

US presidential debates to stream online in Spanish (9/26/2008)
MySpace is thrilled to once again team up with ImpreMedia to serve this influential.

Congress sending child porn bills to president (9/26/2008)
This legislation closes the jurisdictional loophole that allowed a guilty man to escape punishment.

MySpace songs launch irks independent music group (9/26/2008)
MySpace's new music service managed to bring major record labels together.

RIM 2Q earnings up 72 % but outlook soft (9/26/2008)
The company is launching three major new models in the current quarter.

Japan's online social scene isn't so social (9/26/2008)
Switch to her site on mixi, Japan's dominant online hangout, and her identity vanishes.

IPTV subscriptions to grow 64 percent in 2008 (9/25/2008)
Gartner cited the new competitors as portals such as YouTube and Joost.

EBay gets conditional OK for stake in Korean site (9/25/2008)
EBay shares 79 cents, or 3.6 %, to $22.41, while Gmarket's U.S. shares$2.16, or 9.9 %, to $24.24.

T-Mobile uncaps data plan ahead of Google phone (9/25/2008)
T-Mobile USA has changed the wording of the user agreement for its wireless data network.

Company gives workers unusual laptop leeway (9/25/2008)
Employees get a $2,100 stipend to buy a laptop and three-year service plan.

Users fail to spot fake pop-ups (9/24/2008)
Fake pop-ups are a well-known vehicle for cyber-criminals to install harmful software on PCs.

Oracle, Red Hat spar over Linux (9/24/2008)
The controversial plan sparked debate over whether Oracle was trying to kill off Red Hat.

Google releases software kit for new phone (9/24/2008)
Android 1.0 software developers kit lets computer programming wizards customize applications.

Microsoft to Take Xbox Live Down for Maintenance (9/24/2008)
And while Xbox Live is down, here are a few friendly recommendations.

Sony brings visual add-on to PlayStation 3 (9/24/2008)
Using the new program, Life with PlayStation, Sony makes the effort more interactive.

Yahoo launches major upgrade to display ad system (9/24/2008)
Playing to Yahoo's strengths in display ads and technology targeting pitches to users' interests.

MySpace tries to strike new chord in digital music (9/24/2008)
Make room, iTunes. MySpace is hoping to shake up the digital music scene.

Ofcom sets out stall for fast net (9/23/2008)
It comes as part of its latest consultation on how fibre networks can flourish in the UK.

EU says text message charges should be slashed (9/23/2008)
The European Commission wants to set a price cap for text messages of 11 euro cents .

Antitrust status conference on tap for Microsoft (9/23/2008)
Microsoft recently informed the technical committee that the next version of Windows.

Microsoft to issue debt, buy back $40B in stock (9/23/2008)
The moves indicate that for all the credit problems plaguing the financial sector.

EU says text message charges should be slashed (9/23/2008)
The European Commission wants to set a price cap for text messages of 11 euro cents.

Google phone to cost $179, debut Oct. 22 (9/23/2008)
T-Mobile said it will begin selling the G1 for $179 with a two-year contract.

Microsoft announces $40 billion stock buyback (9/22/2008)
The software giant said it would repurchase up to $40 billion worth of its shares through Sep 2013.

Apple Recalls iPhone USB Power Adapters (9/22/2008)
Apple has received reports of detached prongs involving a very small percentage of the adapters sold

Companies joining to push music on memory cards (9/22/2008)
These new albums will come with a small USB dongle that lets buyers use them with computers, too.

Comcast details changes for managing Web traffic (9/22/2008)
Comcast said it expect to have the new traffic management system in place across its network.

McAfee to pay $465 million for Secure Computing (9/22/2008)
The move gives McAfee a suite of software, services and hardware products to protect hackers.

SanDisk and Music Companies To Offer Digital Music (9/22/2008)
SanDisk, which last week turned down a $5.9 billion acquisition offer from Samsung Electronics.

Financial Web sites get busy amid turmoil (9/22/2008)
The two previous days were also among the eight busiest Scottrade has ever had.

Is the rich-hued Kodachrome era fading to black? (9/22/2008)
Kodachrome stocks currently on sale have a 2009 expiration date.

Leica grabs bragging rights with fastest lens (9/17/2008)
Now, Leica Camera AG, a prestigious but small German maker of high-end cameras and lenses.

Samsung bid for SanDisk shows memory market woes (9/17/2008)
For now Samsung has been rebuffed in its attempt to scoop up SanDisk for $26 per share.

Think Video Games Are Solitary? New Study Says No (9/17/2008)
If you think video games are solitary, antisocial endeavors, a new study indicates otherwise.

New Vuzix iPod googles offer wide-screen display (9/17/2008)
Vuzix has announced the iWear AV310, personal video eyewear that features a widescreen display.

Apple Remote app updated for iPhone, iPod (9/17/2008)
Remote lets you control your iTunes library from the iPhone or iPod.

The three business tech risks you don't know about (9/17/2008)
This is because U.S. Customs can search and confiscate your laptop without any prior cause.

Palin imitators flood YouTube with mocking videos (9/17/2008)
YouTube is being flooded with mocking videos by Sarah Palin imitators.

How to get reporters' attention at Web 2.0 Expo (9/17/2008)
The company's strategy: Leave out some bright turquoise-and-green stuffed octopi.

Forrester boosts 2008 tech spending forecast (9/16/2008)
Forrester is pinning its estimates on a likely slowdown in the overall U.S. economy.

Adobe 3Q net income down, results beat estimates (9/16/2008)
Investors also were heartened by positive signals from Adobe for the current quarter.

Dell shares sink on warning about weak demand (9/16/2008)
Dell rattled investors, this time that corporate spending on technology is weakening further.

Nearly every kid a video gamer (9/16/2008)
The survey found that while young Americans don't necessarily play the same thing.

EU competition officials probing Google-Yahoo deal (9/15/2008)
Google will supply Yahoo with advertising services to run alongside Yahoo's own Web search system.

Amazon's imdb.com allowing free film, TV viewing (9/15/2008)
Amazon, best known as the global online retail giant.

ATT to link iPhone to U-verse video, Internet (9/15/2008)
They also will be able to use their iPhones to navigate channels like a normal remote control.

Best Buy to acquire music-sharer Napster (9/15/2008)
Best Buy valued the deal at $121 million, and said the difference was due to unvested employee stock

HP to cut 24,600 jobs as part of EDS integration (9/15/2008)
HP plans to slash 24,600 jobs over the next three years, nearly 8 percent of its work force.

Program turns to online masses to improve patents (9/15/2008)
The problem, is that there are too many lawyers and not enough inventors involved with the patent sy

EA walks away from Take-Two buyout (9/15/2008)
The company also stressed that timing was critical for any deal to go through.

Newspapers cry foul over Yahoo-Google ad deal (9/15/2008)
Yahoo expects the deal to generate $800 million in annual revenue.

Social networking coming to revamped Journal site (9/15/2008)
The new Journal Community is coming Tuesday as part of the site's first major revision since 2002.

Yahoo's home page, other sections to get makeover (9/12/2008)
The changes will enable Yahoo users to plant more mini-applications known as widgets.

Browser Wars Heat Up as Firefox Adds Privacy Mode (9/12/2008)
In privacy mode, a browser doesn't record of visited sites or save cookies from those sites.

Malaysian blogger arrested under tough internal security law (9/12/2008)
Was arrested Friday under internal security laws that allow for detention without trial.

Cricket Offering Prepaid Wireless Broadband (9/12/2008)
There is nobody in the market providing wireless broadband to a low-income customer with no contract

Amazon.com hires Microsoft exec: NY Post (9/12/2008)
Amazon and Microsoft were not available for comment.

Apple patches iPhone bugs, early response positive (9/12/2008)
Shortly after Apple made the new software available on its iTunes online service.

Va. court strikes down anti-spam law (9/12/2008)
Most other states also have anti-spam laws, and there is a federal CAN-SPAM Act as well.

Amazon to sell U.S. wine online: vintners (9/11/2008)
An Amazon spokeswoman declined to comment.

Cyber crooks set email trap with bogus Obama sex video (9/11/2008)
Claiming that US senator Barack Obama has been in a sex video while he was in the Ukraine.

BlackBerrys Will Be Able to Program TiVos (9/11/2008)
The news here is more of an announcement of a partnership than the unveiling of any specific product

Velocity Mobile Revs Up High-Res Smartphones (9/11/2008)
Velocity showed three other Windows Mobile models at the CTIA trade show as well.

Apple Focuses on Enhancing iPod Features (9/11/2008)
The new iPod nano also features an enhanced user interface.

RIM unveils spate of consumer application deals (9/11/2008)
RIM said it would partner with Ticketmaster to let BlackBerry users search.

Another App Turns Smartphones into Routers (9/11/2008)
This Windows Mobile application turns Wi-Fi-enabled smartphones into wireless Internet hubs.

Internet bookie bwin loses German court case (9/11/2008)
Internet bookmaker bwin.com has lost a regional court case in the aftermath of Germany's crackdown.

EU welcomes Google move to cut data retention time (9/11/2008)
The Internet search giant has come under pressure from European data protection officials.

Yahoo to open music site to other services (9/11/2008)
The company is working to allow partners to deliver content on the main page of Yahoo News.

EU justice chief welcomes Google privacy move (9/11/2008)
Google announced that it would apply the new privacy changes to its sites worldwide.

Yahoo gives a taste of its open overhaul (9/11/2008)
The demonstrations took place the day before Yahoo's Open Hack Day 2008.

Apple senior execs settle options case for $14M (9/10/2008)
Apple spokeswoman Susan Lundgren said the company had no comment.

Peek is e-mail on the go, and that's it (9/10/2008)
They were two-way e-mail pagers that couldn't be used for calls.

Shopping channel QVC sees music opportunities (9/10/2008)
We see a void in the selling of physical product, QVC director of merchandising Rich Yoegel says.

IBM Hopes To Spark Cell Sales By Targeting Medical, Graphics (9/10/2008)
IBM co-developed the Cell chip with Sony and Toshiba, a project the companies began in 2001.

Wireless firms queried on rising texting rates (9/10/2008)
Verizon Wireless is a venture of Verizon Communications Inc and Vodafone Group.

NBC shows return to iTunes after year-long feud (9/10/2008)
Apple claimed then that NBC was angling to raise of some shows from $1.99 to $4.99 per episode.

Nokia offers Microsoft e-mail on smartphones (9/10/2008)
As a result, 43 different models of Nokia phones will have easy access to Microsoft corporate email.

Pearl Flip is first BlackBerry that folds up (9/10/2008)
Smart phones expand the features of a regular phone with applications like Web browsing.

AOL adding third-party content to AOL.com (9/10/2008)
Users are now apt to blend elements from multiple providers, including social networks and Web sites

Facebook unveils new look with a new approach (9/10/2008)
Facebook had left it up to users to decide whether they wanted to switch over.

Apple unveils new iPods but shares slip (9/9/2008)
The iPod include two new Nano models, oval-shaped devices are the thinnest iPods Apple has ever made

Sharp, Opera, others sign up for Symbian Foundation (9/9/2008)
40 companies have said they plan to join the foundation, including all major mobile phone makers.

Yahoo hires ex-Microsoft Internet ad sales chief (9/9/2008)
She will oversee sales, market development for advertisers, small business.

Big Bang project gets rap treatment online (9/9/2008)
Is getting the rap treatment on the Internet from a group of young people working there.

Some companies cutting IT spending (9/9/2008)
The research firm did not change its annual technology spending forecast.

Google promises EU better privacy rules (9/9/2008)
Is a significant improvement in privacy terms and it puts us ahead of the rest of the industry.

Sprint to help customers understand their phones (9/9/2008)
The campaign to be announced is the first official program for in-person help by a cell carrier.

Justice signals challenge to Google-Yahoo deal (9/9/2008)
A Justice Department spokeswoman declined to comment on the report.

Zombie plague sweeps the Internet (9/5/2008)
Botnet operators are keen to hijack PCs and turn them into zombies.

One Laptop signs up with Amazon (9/5/2008)
The OLPC will call on Amazon's experience with delivery and despatch.

Comcast Challenges FCC's Authority To Order Neutrality (9/5/2008)
The filing is the result of a FCC hearing last month in which Comcast was sanctioned.

Russia's MTS to sell Apple iPhone (9/5/2008)
The announcement was made less than a week after MTS's major rivals Vimpelcom.

Microsoft deploying in-store customer-service reps (9/5/2008)
These gurus will be answering questions about PCs and Microsoft products.

Google reigns as world's most powerful 10-year-old (9/5/2008)
Google's expanding control over the flow of Internet traffic.

Sony Recalls VAIO Laptops To Avoid Overheating (9/4/2008)
Sony has issued a recall for thousands of its VAIO laptop computers in the U.S.

Sandvox 1.5 improves media processing, pagelets (9/4/2008)
The new release sports major improvements to media processing.

Asia leads mobile growth, but lags on Internet (9/4/2008)
The Asia Pacific region has about 1.4 billion mobile phone subscribers.

Palin hubbub shows bloggers' influence on race (9/4/2008)
It probably let the cat out of the bag before they intended to let that information out.

Facebook to test New Jersey's Web safety icon (9/4/2008)
The test will involve at least 1.5 million randomly page impressions over the next six months.

Google's Chrome Grabs Market, But It's Not Finished (9/4/2008)
Chrome took one percent of the global browser market within a day of launch.

Germany to tighten data protection laws after scandals (9/4/2008)
German officials started scouring the Internet.

Yahoo's stock hits new 52-week low (9/4/2008)
State regulators are expected to weigh in with their decision this fall.

Google Chrome lacks polish under the hood (9/4/2008)
Chrome is a challenge to Microsoft's browser, used by about three-quarters of Web surfers.

New music site gives fans a cut of tune sales (9/4/2008)
A new Web site is trying to make it profitable for music lovers to stay ahead of the curve.

Internet traffic grows 53 percent from mid-2007 (9/3/2008)
The big increase came in regions where the Internet is less mature.

New eBay site has social, environmental aim (9/3/2008)
The online auction operator is trying to change that perception with WorldofGood.com.

Sony to launch new PSP in Japan next month (9/2/2008)
The new PlayStation Portable in Japan on October 16 as it seeks to catch up with rival Nintendo.

Two Vendors Will Offer iPhone 3G Legally in Russia (9/2/2008)
Apple to start selling the iPhone 3G later this year.

Apple's Rock event expected to be product launch (9/2/2008)
Analysts said they expect Apple to announce a refresh of its line of iPods.

Google browser takes advantage of Apple software (9/2/2008)
The public trial of the Google browser will be available in 43 languages in 100 countries.

Gustav brings down cell, Internet service (9/2/2008)
ATT had 2,000 employees working to assess damage and perform repairs.

Struggling Alcatel-Lucent names new top executives (9/2/2008)
Alcatel-Lucent will be looking for him to match that performance.

Google takes aim at Microsoft with new Web browser (9/2/2008)
Google said it's still working on versions compatible with Apple Inc.'s Mac computer and the Linux.

Google plans to launch web browser (9/1/2008)
Google did not immediately respond to calls and emails seeking comment.

This ain't no jive, particle physics rap is a hit (9/1/2008)
Her performance has drawn a half-million views so far on YouTube.

Vivendi keeps 2008 outlook, no need for cash call (9/1/2008)
The owner of Universal Music Group, the world's biggest record company.

Microsoft to slash Xbox 360 price in Japan-Nikkei (9/1/2008)
Microsoft has been struggling to stir up demand for its Xbox 360 in Japan.

Ad targeting based on ISP tracking now in doubt (9/1/2008)
A slow-building privacy storm moved in on NebuAd Inc., startup that can facilitate the Web tracking.

New video game depicts Venezuela mercenary attack (8/30/2008)
The government on Friday said it could not immediately comment on the game's release.

Satellite phones make cowboys wildfire sentinels (8/30/2008)
That could spell disaster in this region where sudden summertime storms howl in from eastern Oregon.

Nintendo lifts profit, shares soar (8/29/2008)
Nintendo hiked forecasts for the Wii 6 percent and for the DS 9 percent.

Veoh Decision May Not Let Google Off the Hook (8/29/2008)
IO Group's suit is not unlike Viacom's $1.6 billion lawsuit against Google-owned YouTube.

Microsoft buys ciao.com to boost e-shopping search (8/29/2008)
Microsoft, whose $47.5 billion bid to buy Yahoo earlier this year failed after a long battle.

Want IE8 Beta 2, You May Have To Jump Through Hoops (8/29/2008)
Microsoft warned developers preparing to download the new Beta 2 release of Internet Explorer 8.

Comcast Limits Homes To 250GB in New Public Policy (8/29/2008)
Examples of what a 250GB limit equates to are cited in the amendment.

Phone companies prepare backup plans for Gustav (8/29/2008)
The cell towers may be unhurt by the buffeting winds of a hurricane, but to keep working.

FAA outage reveals odd computing practices (8/29/2008)
A failure at the same Atlanta center caused major delays across the East Coast in June 2007.

Computer virus goes into orbit (8/28/2008)
The laptop computers are not linked to any of the space station's control systems or the Internet.

Mystery Chinese iPhone worker becomes Internet star (8/28/2008)
A Chinese factory worker has become an Internet sensation after a picture of her smiling.

Vimpelcom says to sell Apple iPhone in Russia (8/28/2008)
Vimpelcom announced today it has signed an agreement with Apple to bring iPhone 3G to Russia.

EU, mobile operators clash over call billing (8/28/2008)
Mobile operators say they should have the fundamental right to determine their own prices.

Court dismisses video copyright case against Veoh (8/28/2008)
The DMCA was intended to facilitate the growth of electronic commerce, not squelch it.

Chinese online gaming stocks (8/28/2008)
The company cited changes it made in July to the revenue model for its flagship game.

Bloomberg mistakenly publishes Steve Jobs obituary (8/28/2008)
But a Jobs obituary, however premature, is more chilling than, say, a Bill Gates obituary.

Microsoft's newest browser may block ads (8/28/2008)
Companies that sell advertisements online can electronically gather tidbits about surfers' habits.

Reborn retail site fires salvo in shipping war (8/28/2008)
Chicago-based Enable Holdings Inc. plans to launch RedTag.com on Friday.

YouTube screens No End doc (8/27/2008)
No End was originally released by Magnolia Pictures in 2007.

Mozilla's Ubiquity Ties Content Together (8/27/2008)
The prototype application is available for download now on the blog post.

Panic updates Coda Web development application (8/27/2008)
Coda now has a customizable bookshelf built into the application.

Epson announces new MovieMate 55 projector (8/27/2008)
The device includes a projector, CD/DVD player, and speakers in a portable case.

Panda Releases 2009 Security Line (8/27/2008)
Panda's technology moves most signatures into an always-up-to-date online database in the cloud.

FBI arrests man over leak of Guns N' Roses songs (8/27/2008)
FBI agents arrested 27-year-old Kevin Cogill on suspicion of violating federal copyright laws.

TiVo tying up with Entertainment Weekly (8/27/2008)
TiVo expects to make the announcement on Wednesday, the paper said.

Immersion and Microsoft End Six-Year Court Battle (8/27/2008)
Immersion will now pay Microsoft $20.75 million of the $26 million it received in a previous.

Dead Sea Scrolls to go digital on Internet (8/27/2008)
The scrolls, most of them on parchment, are the oldest copies of the Hebrew Bible.

Mystery iPhone Girl generates Internet intrigue (8/27/2008)
The MacRumors.com user who posted the photos last week.

A $130 phone headset helpfully talks back (8/27/2008)
The $130 V1 headset recognizes spoken English commands, and responds, also in English.

Best Western rebuts claims of massive data breach (8/27/2008)
Or was the incident a significantly more minor affair, affecting 10 customers at the one facility.

Dell unveils new PCs targeting emerging markets (8/27/2008)
Two notebook and two desktop PCs are the first Dell models designed especially for emerging markets.

Electronic Arts, Take-Two in confidential talks (8/25/2008)
EA, publishers of the popular Madden and Need for Speed games, dropped its hostile pursuit last week

Amazon To Offer New Versions of Kindle e-Book Reader (8/25/2008)
Amazon will ship new versions of its Kindle e-book reader before year's end.

Reports Say Apple's iPod Line to Get New Look (8/25/2008)
Apple iPod is the subject of a wave of new reports and at least one photo.

Verizon Targets Tween Market with New Blitz Phone (8/25/2008)
Verizon Wireless is billing the phone as a device designed for the heaviest of texters.

Mexicans to use cell phones to pay stores and taxis (8/25/2008)
Cell phone users will be able to have their bank link their savings account to their telephone.

Newegg reverses practice of charging New York sales tax (8/25/2008)
Newegg is not the only retailer taking a stand against the change in law.

Intuit Brings QuickBooks To Blackberry and iPhone (8/25/2008)
Intuit is delivering the ability to do accounting on a smartphone.

Microsoft taps RFID for Tech.Ed delegates (8/25/2008)
Microsoft's social experiment can take place only over the five days of the conference.

Facebook cuts off Scrabulous after legal complaint (8/25/2008)
Facebook said Monday it was forced to disable Scrabulous after one of Scrabble's rights owners.

Google finds no privacy on private roads (8/24/2008)
The service, which gives Web users a driver's perspective of hundreds of cities around the world.

Research aims to put tongues in control of devices (8/24/2008)
The system is far from the first that seeks way to control electronics through facial movements.

Qaeda's Zawahri appears in new tape on Internet (8/22/2008)
The video posted on a Web site often used by al Qaeda showed Zawahri in white robes.

Tiny nation of Niue gets laptop for every child (8/22/2008)
The computers, a US-based charity, to help children's learning and to be cheap.

MacJournal adds three-pane view (8/22/2008)
MacJournal 3.1 adds support for new languages, and has completed the transition from .Mac to Mobile.

Google, Verizon near mobile-search pact (8/22/2008)
Google's search service central to a one-stop search mechanism for Verizon devices.

Internet provider's usage cap raises questions (8/22/2008)
Cable companies have been at the forefront of imposing and talking about usage caps.

Telecom rollouts raise ire over utility boxes (8/22/2008)
As cable and phone companies race to upgrade services or offer video for the first time.

Sony to launch new high-resolution PSP (8/21/2008)
The PSP-3000, which will be available in Japan, Asia, North America and Europe.

Apple offers to replace faulty iPod batteries (8/21/2008)
The offer is only for batteries with overheating problems and is not a full recall.

Apple, MTS agree on iPhone sales in Russia-source (8/21/2008)
Apple declined to comment as did a spokeswoman for Mobile TeleSystems.

Salesforce.com stock drops on cautious outlook (8/21/2008)
The cautious outlook overshadowed Salesforce's strong second-quarter results.

Internet to the rescue for work-bound viewers (8/21/2008)
The 2008 Games are well on their way to becoming the most-watched in history.

Internet users fear iTunes blocked in China (8/21/2008)
The downloading of music for iPod players has hit a mysterious glitch in China.

Apple sued over iPhone 3G reception issues (8/21/2008)
The lawsuit claims that Apple's iPhone 3G advertising campaign is misleading.

IAC completing split into 5 publicly traded parts (8/21/2008)
The company's remaining Internet properties, including search engine Ask.com.

US company sues Nintendo in Wii wand patent suit (8/21/2008)
The Wii console has been a big hit around the world, selling a cumulative 29.6 million worldwide.

Microsoft site makes digital photos into panoramas (8/21/2008)
Most digital photo-sharing sites require viewers to click from an album to a bite-sized thumbnail.

Palm unveils Treo Pro to battle BlackBerry (8/20/2008)
The new Treo Pro will be sold by Vodafone Group Plc and 02 in Europe in September.

Hillcrest files patent suit against Nintendo (8/20/2008)
The technology company made the request in a filing to the International Trade Commission.

Microsoft Details Strategy To Grab Google's Market (8/20/2008)
Currently Microsoft gleans less than 10 percent of all Internet searches.

FTC all but bans robocalls (8/20/2008)
By December 2008, robocalls will be required to include an automated key-press.

HP posts 3Q profit jump; faces stiff competition (8/20/2008)
HP said it earned $2.03 billion, or 80 cents per share, in the latest period, up from $1.78 billion.

2 new devices mix learning with games (8/20/2008)
Your kids can learn math, how to tell time and other skills needed for school.

American launches in-flight Internet on 3 routes (8/20/2008)
American, a unit of AMR Corp., tested in-flight access on two flights on June 25.

Some eBay sellers frustrated with rule changes (8/20/2008)
These efforts might be meeting eBay's aims of improving the experience for buyers.

Prosecutors bending law for MySpace hoax (8/19/2008)
The defense filed a thin six-page reply arguing that Drew did not violate the statute.

New gems from Xbox Live Arcade (8/19/2008)
This summer has been unusually rich in such ambitious productions.

Nintendo's Wii is the champion console yet again (8/19/2008)
The Nintendo Wii remains the hottest selling next generation video game system.

Apple updates iPhone software to fix glitches (8/19/2008)
Apple, which sold about a million iPhones around the launch weekend in July.

Bono pumps up the volume, lets slip new U2 songs (8/19/2008)
The previously unheard songs had now been removed from the website for copyright.

Japan reports 2 iPods overheating, suspects defect (8/19/2008)
Japan is investigating a possible battery defect in the popular iPod Nano music player.

US consumers buying fewer cell phones (8/19/2008)
The phones that were sold tended to have more features and be more expensive.

1 in 3 business PCs drop Vista for Windows XP (8/18/2008)
35 percent of Vista-equipped PCs have been downgraded to Windows XP.

Ubuntu sponsor joins Linux Foundation (8/18/2008)
Canonical is an important new member, the organization said.

T-Mobile to launch first Google-powered mobile (8/18/2008)
The phone will hit the stores in the United States before Christmas.

Pandora Founder Says Rising Fees Threaten Webcaster (8/18/2008)
At issue are the royalty fees paid by online, satellite and land radio stations.

RIM's BlackBerry Bold to hit Canada (8/18/2008)
The Bold is RIM's most advanced smartphone to date and is the first BlackBerry.

TV remains top source of news even as online grows (8/18/2008)
Not surprisingly, younger people tend to get more of their news on the Internet.

Qwest, unions agree on new contracts (8/18/2008)
Qwest also agreed with the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers.

Toshiba focuses on plain old DVD (8/18/2008)
XD-E500 will sell for a suggested price of $149.99, twice as much as regular upconverting players.

Electronic Arts won't extend Take-Two deadline (8/18/2008)
Take-Two, best known for the popular Grand Theft Auto video game series.

Open-source pact subject to copyrights law (8/15/2008)
Open-source software makers share the source code of their computer programs.

Fliers cheer laptop policy change (8/15/2008)
The new policy also could create confusion at the nation's 450 commercial airports.

Use an AppleScript to force a desktop picture change (8/15/2008)
The following AppleScript will cause the desktop image to change.

Sony plans no PS3 price cuts at Leipzig games fair (8/15/2008)
The Leipzig games fair runs from August 20-22.

Dropped calls plague iPhone 3G, and not just in U.S. (8/15/2008)
The problem typically occurs when the device attempts to move from 3G to another network.

NBC builds online audience even as TV ratings soar (8/15/2008)
The site carries results, highlights, analysis, statistics and replays of events.

Electric bikes selling briskly as gas prices climb (8/15/2008)
It gets her to work quickly, is easy on her arthritis and is better for the environment than a car.

Court says Britain should not send hacker to U.S. (8/14/2008)
The applicant should not be extradited to the United States before midnight on 29 August.

Lyric Culture pays songwriters for their words (8/14/2008)
Lyric Culture, prints famous song lyrics on high-end jeans and T-shirts.

China mobile TV hangs its hopes on Olympics (8/14/2008)
For certain events, the most important thing is to learn the result instantly.

New BlackBerry expected within month in N. America (8/14/2008)
Is a high-end BlackBerry that has twice the screen resolution of current models made by RIM.

Yahoo selects Biondi, Chapple as new board members (8/14/2008)
A showdown with Icahn had been set to culminate shareholder vote at Yahoo's Aug. 1 annual meeting.

Rivet Xbox 360 streaming app adds Aperture support (8/14/2008)
The new release adds support for Aperture, Apple's pro-level photo organization and editing software

Infineon chip causing problems on iPhone (8/14/2008)
The problem affects 2 percent to 3 percent of iPhone traffic.

Hunters claim to have nabbed Bigfoot, Internet goes nuts (8/14/2008)
This summer has filled quite the appetite for strange creatures in the news.

Italy blocks Swedish file-sharing site (8/14/2008)
Italian judge has ordered the country's Internet service providers block access to The Pirate Bay.

Swedish magazine blames iPhone 3G woes on hardware (8/14/2008)
So-called 3G networks offer the promise of faster Web surfing on cell phone browsers.

New PCs can wake up when they get phone calls (8/14/2008)
The computer can activate its microphone and loudspeaker to alert the user, then connect the call.

Netflix shipping centers slammed by problems (8/14/2008)
The company hasn't specified the problems, nor has it identified the root cause.

Buy evidence of my husband's adultery on eBay (8/13/2008)
The woman says she returned from work after receiving a romantic text message from her husband.

Bloggers enraged over pretty face fakery (8/13/2008)
A search on Google blogs showed what a can of worms had been opened.

Yahoo spends $36M on advisers in Microsoft dance (8/13/2008)
Yahoo's spending on outside advisers did include litigation defense costs related to the saga.

Yahoo board sets eyes on Chapple and Biondi (8/13/2008)
The Wall Street Journal, which first reported Chapple's position as a lead contender.

Kwiry service lets users text to remember tidbits (8/13/2008)
The messages can be about anything you want to follow up on.

Best Buy becomes first independent iPhone retailer (8/13/2008)
Best Buy Co. will start selling the iPhone on Sept. 7, becoming first U.S.

Hackers hacked at infamous DefCon gathering (8/12/2008)
After three days of software cracking duels and hacking seminars.

Crying Foul over Online Junk Food Marketing (8/12/2008)
Consumer and children's advocacy groups share Rashid's concerns.

Netbooks for business (8/12/2008)
The original Asus Eee PC took the hardware world by storm.

Google resolves Gmail access problems (8/12/2008)
The company also said that there may be minor delays in deliveries even though all mail is safe.

California lawmakers consider cyberbullying bill (8/12/2008)
Experts say the biggest obstacle to combating cyberbullying is that children are unlikely to report.

Russian hackers continue attacks on Georgian sites (8/12/2008)
Attacks by Russian hackers against Georgian Web sites, including one hosted in the United States.

Microsoft's Zune player seeking Hollywood stardom (8/11/2008)
Microsoft's Zune is looking to Hollywood to gain an edge on Apple's iPod.

Apple, AT&T mum on iPhone 3G issues (8/11/2008)
After his third iPhone 3G continued to cut him off in the middle of his conversations.

Best Buy to launch airport gadget vending machines (8/11/2008)
Is part of a new pilot program called Best Buy Express.

Defcon ends with researchers muzzled, viruses written (8/11/2008)
The students attended the event and even gave a news conference after the order came down.

Citigroup sees better Amazon Kindle sales (8/11/2008)
Citigroup said the Kindle could be one of the top gadget gifts during the upcoming holiday season.

Court blocks MIT students from showing subway hack (8/11/2008)
Lawyers for the transit system did not immediately return phone calls seeking comment on Sunday.

Invisibility cloak on the horizon, scientists say (8/11/2008)
People see objects as a result of the light reflecting or scattering off them.

VeriSign Debuts Pump-and-Dump Protection (8/11/2008)
The module is being launched with an undisclosed brokerage house.

Microsoft Halts Boxed Sales of Microsoft Money (8/10/2008)
Microsoft has decided to halt boxed retail sales of Microsoft Money in favor of online downloads.

Card-counting whiz eyes Facebook football fantasy (8/10/2008)
That fantasy sports are ideally suited for online social networks like Facebook.

Website blocking is for your own good, Games chiefs tell Chinese (8/9/2008)
Organisers claimed that the decision to block Internet sites was taken to protect Chinese youngsters

Smart future for swarming robots (8/8/2008)
The robots swarm and mass together like living creatures.

MacPractice adds e-prescription support (8/8/2008)
eRX NOW is a free Internet-based electronic prescribing system from Allscripts.

Canon rolls out three new HD camcorders (8/8/2008)
Each camcorder features 24 megabit per second (Mbps) bit rate recording in AVCHD format.

Online social networking sites are hacker playgrounds (8/8/2008)
Opportunities for mischief abound as users place intimate details of their lives on profile pages.

Apple Expected To Redesign MacBooks, Revamp iPods (8/8/2008)
The Mac laptop line has not had many significant changes in roughly six years.

Japan police crack down on 300 child porn cases (8/8/2008)
The report comes as some lawmakers are discussing a ban on the possession of child pornography.

Targeted for hacking by reporters at my table (8/8/2008)
I was in 1 of the press rooms at Black Hat security conference trying to upload some video to Web.

Reporters booted from conference for hacking (8/8/2008)
With thousands of hackers around and widespread snooping on the public Wi-Fi network.

Google believes $1B investment in AOL is crumbling (8/8/2008)
Google Inc. believes its $1 billion investment in advertising partner AOL is souring.

Unions set Sunday deadline for Verizon talks (8/8/2008)
The phone company's contract with the Communications Workers of America.

Libraries step into the age of iPod (8/7/2008)
One of the main distributors to libraries is OverDrive Inc, based in Cleveland.

Hackers target Google Gadgets (8/7/2008)
It's a threat even for the biggest Web companies, including Google Inc.

Hacker indictment greeted with muted response (8/7/2008)
Saying the theft of credit and debit cards still will flourish.

Lenovo says quarterly profits up 65 percent (8/7/2008)
Profit for the three months ending June 30 was $110 million, or $1.25 per share.

Major Internet security flaw also affects e-mail (8/7/2008)
The potential for damage from this second security flaw is high.

Internet flaw a boon to hackers (8/6/2008)
An elite squad of computer industry engineers labored in secret to solve the problem.

Giant online security hole getting fixed, slowly (8/6/2008)
Security experts fear an open season for virus attacks and identity-fraud scams.

Sega capitalizes on Olympics with Beijing 2008 (8/6/2008)
There are 38 events in this package, including track and field, aquatics and gymnastics.

Downloads match French cinema ticket sales (8/6/2008)
People in France illegally downloaded over 13.5 million films in May, according to the study.

Google Offers Free Music Downloads in China (8/6/2008)
The downloads will be financed by advertising, with revenue split between Google.

Comcast sweetens its online menu with Daily Candy (8/6/2008)
Daily Candy boasts about 2.5 million readers who signed up to receive newsletters in their e-mail.

Free energy-saving PC software (8/6/2008)
Although power management software has been around for years, there's clearly room for improvement.

Scientists hope for new tricks in data analysis (8/6/2008)
It turns out even computers can have information overload.

Dell says its operations are now carbon-neutral (8/6/2008)
Dell said Wednesday its facilities worldwide are now carbon neutral, a goal the Round Rock.

Banking by phone for the poor (8/6/2008)
It can scale mountains in a single bound and wend its way down the most wretched roads.

With 10-inch screen, Eee PC grows up (8/6/2008)
The Wi-Fi chip is the latest and greatest draft-n variety, for maximum speed.

How to check a Web site's credentials (8/5/2008)
The best way to protect yourself is to type in the Web address of a known, trusted site.

Do You Really Want a Wii? You Need Amazon Watcher (8/5/2008)
You could sign up to be alerted when one comes into stock.

Cablevision's TiVo-Like Service Wins in Appellate Court (8/5/2008)
The company is pushing what's called RS-DVR, or remote storage digital video recorder, service.

Yahoo's Right Media, LucidMedia team up on contextual advertising (8/5/2008)
The arrangement comes as Yahoo and its competitors, which rely heavily on ad revenue.

Delta to offer Wi-Fi on mainline domestic fleet (8/5/2008)
The system will allow Delta customers traveling with Wi-Fi to access the Internet while in flight.

Greenpeace cites rising e-waste in Africa (8/5/2008)
Greenpeace called electronics companies to eliminate hazardous chemicals from their products.

11 charged in connection with credit card fraud (8/5/2008)
The charges include conspiracy, computer intrusion, fraud and identity theft.

Beijing Games hit by Internet ticket scam (8/4/2008)
The IOC announced it was taking action to shut down the fraudsters.

Intel reveals design for fast, efficient future chips (8/4/2008)
Intel on Monday revealed details of a new generation of chips designed for video game lovers.

Apple nixes second Black Hat talk (8/4/2008)
A panel discussion with Apple employees talking about the company's security practices was canceled.

Verizon, unions for 65,000 workers continue talks (8/4/2008)
Verizon's contracts with the CWA and the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers.

Chinese entrepreneur dreams of a global brand (8/4/2008)
Then he plays back the conversation on his MP3-equipped watch, also from Aigo.

Motorola snares Qualcomm's Jha for handset unit (8/4/2008)
Motorola shares rose $1.01, 11.5 percent, to $9.82 Monday.

With automated tagging, Web links can surprise (8/4/2008)
It wasn't what anyone expected to see while perusing a news article.

Top UK court allows extradition of hacker to US (8/1/2008)
Gary McKinnon has lost his appeal against extradition to the United States.

Apple Pulls App To Make iPhone a Roving Hotspot (8/1/2008)
Wireless carriers are understandably not happy about programs such as Netshare.

U.S. lawmakers query Internet firms on ad targeting (8/1/2008)
The request comes amid rising scrutiny of the practice, known as deep-packet inspection.

Yahoo board emerges unscathed from annual meeting (8/1/2008)
Expressed displeasure by opposing the re-election of Yahoo's current directors.

New York man arrested for YouTube baby food threat (8/1/2008)
Each count carries a maximum sentence of five years in prison.

Activision profit up on Kung Fu, Guitar Hero (8/1/2008)
The company's best-selling Guitar Hero, where players pound out tunes on a guitar-shaped controller.

Apple Finally Releases DNS Patch for Mac OS X (8/1/2008)
The attack code was released by developers of the Metasploit hacking toolkit.

China drops some Internet curbs ahead of Games (8/1/2008)
Journalists arriving to cover the Beijing Games have found that access array of Internet sites.

FCC formally rules Comcast's throttling of BitTorrent was illegal (8/1/2008)
Comcast had said that its measures to slow BitTorrent transfers.

Yahoo expected to spar with peeved shareholders (8/1/2008)
The Microsoft negotiations were just the latest example of the negligence by this board.

Sun 4Q profit falls 73 pct, guidance hurts stock (8/1/2008)
Sun shares were down $1.41 to $9.22 in Friday morning trading.

Defiant China hits out at US, stands firm on Internet (7/31/2008)
China's communist rulers responded sternly to critics following a storm of bad publicity.

Google Street View is approved for the U.K. (7/31/2008)
Street View uses special vehicles with panoramic cameras to snap pictures of streets.

Nokia to beef up venture fund, expand in China (7/31/2008)
Qualcomm Inc. has a venture fund with a broad portfolio, much like Nokia Growth Partners.

Motorola posts small 2Q profit, beats expectations (7/31/2008)
The company has laid off more than 10,000 workers since last year.

Scrabulous returns with a new name and new rules (7/31/2008)
The change could help it avoid any brand confusion with Scrabble, a key point in trademark disputes.

Italian media company sues YouTube (7/30/2008)
Mediaset alleges that it found at least 4,643 copies of its programming on YouTube on June 10.

China plunges into controversy with Internet backflip (7/30/2008)
It was also the latest in a long line of issues to have tarnished the run-up to the Olympics.

IAC swings to 2Q loss on charges (7/30/2008)
Hurt by a $300 million writedown in a catalog business.

Music purchased from Yahoo could stop working soon (7/30/2008)
Some users of Yahoo's music-download service will find songs they bought inaccessible after Sept. 30

Reuters loses right to use crucial IM technology (7/30/2008)
Reuters, the news and information service bought by Thomson Financial earlier this year.

Portugal to sell 500,000 of Intel's Classmate PCs (7/30/2008)
The announcement brings Intel's rivalry with the One Laptop Per Child organization.

Comcast, NetZero agree to block Internet child porn (7/29/2008)
The companies have agreed to completely block access to all child porn news groups.

Electronic Arts posts smaller loss, misses targets (7/29/2008)
Video game publisher Electronic Arts Inc. posted a smaller net loss for its fiscal first quarter.

Judge ruling on Sprint fees is blow to industry (7/29/2008)
Martin said he hoped the commission would make a decision in August.

Popular Scrabble knockoff suspended on Facebook (7/29/2008)
Facebook said the Agarwalla brothers, not the company, made the decision.

Pickens rips Yahoo management, sells entire stake (7/29/2008)
Pickens told the San Francisco Chronicle that he sold all 10 million of his Yahoo shares at a loss.

HP, Intel, Yahoo join forces on cloud computing research (7/29/2008)
This post was updated at 10 a.m. PDT to include further comments from the companies.

Online threats materializing faster, study shows (7/29/2008)
More and more of these attacks are coming within 24 hours after a vulnerability is disclosed.

Oracle expands theft allegations against rival SAP (7/29/2008)
TomorrowNow offered to support PeopleSoft products at lower prices than Oracle did.

Mobile Executives Spar Over IPhone (7/28/2008)
Talking only about two weeks after the introduction of Apple's iPhone 3G and the App Store.

Online threats materializing faster, study shows (7/28/2008)
More and more of these attacks are coming within 24 hours after a vulnerability is disclosed.

Sunday Night Football to be streamed on Web (7/28/2008)
The companies are keeping close to the vest on the financial aspects of the deal.

Intel outside Apple's pending MacBook launch? (7/28/2008)
AppleInsider reports that Apple could be using a chipset from a different company.

IBM to acquire ILOG in $340 million deal (7/28/2008)
ILOG's software allows businesses to more effectively manage.

Ex-Google engineers debut Cuil way to search (7/28/2008)
She believes her latest invention is even more valuable.

Facebook fends off attack of the clones (7/28/2008)
Clones of the wunderkind social-networking Web site.

An un-American feel aids expanding US Web firms (7/28/2008)
AOL splashes images of Bollywood celebrities on its new home page for India.

Oracle expands theft allegations against rival SAP (7/28/2008)
The 16-month-old lawsuit focuses on TomorrowNow.

AOL to Shut Down Xdrive, Other Services (7/25/2008)
AOL will put out to pasture Xdrive, a hosted-storage service for individuals.

Redlasso halts blogger service amid lawsuit (7/25/2008)
Hayward said Redlasso will continue discussions with all content providers during the suspension.

Yahoo's Zimbra Desktop Manages E-Mail, Documents (7/25/2008)
Using the same Zimbra interface as its previous messaging and collaboration incarnation.

MySpace could work with Amazon on music service (7/25/2008)
Amazon.com could become the e-commerce engine behind the MySpace Music service.

Creators of Scrabble knockoff on Facebook sued (7/25/2008)
Hasbro is trying to stop Scrabulous completely and collect unspecified damages.

China says has more people surfing the Web than US (7/25/2008)
The latest figure on Web use at the end of June is a 56 percent increase from a year ago.

Netflix 2Q profit up 4 pct, beats analyst views (7/25/2008)
The company also affirmed its previous profit projections for the year.

Bikers, pedestrians seeking better Web maps (7/25/2008)
Now all you need is a map of the quickest, safest routes for riding around town.

Qualcomm earns outlook falls short of expectations (7/24/2008)
Qualcomm shares rose $8.80, or nearly 20 percent, to $53.62 in morning trading Thursday.

Hasbro says sues Scrabulous creators (7/24/2008)
Hasbro also said it sent a notice to Facebook, the social networking site that hosts the game.

China Tops 250 Million Internet Users (7/24/2008)
China added 43 million new users during the first half of 2008.

Embarq provides more details on Web tracking test (7/24/2008)
Embarq's smallest market and near qualified technicians.

Nokia, Qualcomm settle long-running dispute (7/24/2008)
Peace came Wednesday as the two sides prepared for a courtroom showdown.

Sony opens up e-book Reader to other booksellers (7/24/2008)
Sony will provide a software update to the Reader, a thin slab with a 6-inch screen.

Amazon shares leap on strong quarterly report (7/24/2008)
The company generally offers customers free standard shipping on items that cost more than $25.

Facebook to help some programmers, punish others (7/24/2008)
Facebook also is trying make it easier for its users to transplant their personal profiles.

Sony Aims to Step Up Sales and Dethrone Nintendo (7/22/2008)
ony is looking to reach the 150 million sales mark for its PlayStation 3 video-game console.

Yahoo 2Q profit falls 18 pct, below analyst views (7/22/2008)
Decay that has frustrated shareholders and raised doubts about the Internet company's future.

BSkyB signs Universal for online music service (7/22/2008)
BSkyB will form a new joint venture to launch the service in Britain and Ireland.

Intel updates parallel development tool (7/22/2008)
Task cancellation and exception handling are supported in this latest version.

Ubuntu Puts Big Emphasis on Small PCs at OSCON (7/22/2008)
Linux appears to have found a solid niche for itself on ultrasmall notebook PCs.

TiVo Viewers Can Buy Products from Amazon.com (7/22/2008)
TiVo and Amazon expanded their digital partnership Monday.

Yang note welcomes Icahn's fresh perspective (7/22/2008)
Just last week, Icahn had officially launched his proxy fight against Yahoo. On Monday morning.

Brocade deals for Foundry Networks in Cisco salvo (7/22/2008)
Cisco Systems Inc.'s cash cow business of networking equipment.

Breaking up not so hard to do with Slydial (7/22/2008)
The old song had it right: Breaking up is hard to do.

Apple stock drops despite jump in Q3 profit (7/22/2008)
Investors sent Apple shares down $12.60, 7.6 percent, to $153.69.

Hackers Post Software to Jailbreak Apple's iPhone 3G (7/21/2008)
The iPhone Dev Team, a portal for iPhone hacks, cracks and comments.

Yahoo settles with Icahn to avert August showdown (7/21/2008)
The compromise spares Yahoo from more bickering with Icahn.

Videogames getting minds of their own (7/20/2008)
Videogames are getting smarter with virtual enemies improvising during battles.

zCover ships iSAglove 3G cases for iPhone (7/20/2008)
The iSAglove is a silicone cover for the iPhone that comes in black, grey and ice clear.

Amazon's S3 experiencing outage (7/20/2008)
The outage is causing CenterNetworks images to break, the site reports, and SmugMug reports.

The Internet--a private eye's best friend (7/20/2008)
The Internet is his most valuable tool in helping to find missing persons.

German site sued by Facebook says claims without merit (7/20/2008)
Facebook's suit also seeks compensatory damages in an amount to be determined at trial.

Web networking photos come back to bite defendants (7/20/2008)
In the age of the Internet, it might not be hard to guess what happened to those pictures.

Unlike McCain, many seniors depend on the Web (7/20/2008)
Blogs have been buzzing recently over McCain's admission that when it comes to the Internet.

Medvedev says technology key to Russian democracy (7/17/2008)
Modern communications technology should become a gateway to democracy in Russia.