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Consumer Reports: Apple still tops in computer tech support (3/11/2010)
It seems Consumer Reports subscribers feel the same way.

Apple iPod Shuffle 4 GB (3/11/2010)
4GB 3rd Generation Silver iPod Shuffle for $55.99 with free shipping.

Census campaign targets tech-savvy Hispanic youth (3/11/2010)
They hope those messages promoting participation in the count will zip throughout the social network

Huge 'botnet' amputated, but criminals reconnect (3/11/2010)
The drama initially raised hopes of a sharp drop-off in fraud.

Global agency reconsiders `.xxx' for porn sites (3/11/2010)
Parents would be able to use the system to help block access to porn sites.

Sony unveils new motion controller to slow Nintendo (3/11/2010)
Sony has a new message for Nintendo Wii gamers.

Facebook, Twitter Ready Location-Based Features (3/10/2010)
Facebook is reportedly revving up to introduce the feature.

Google Maps for Biking: Where's the Mobile App? (3/10/2010)
Google Maps's biking directions are a great idea.

Internet access is 'a fundamental right' (3/9/2010)
Four in five people around the world believe that access to the internet is a fundamental right.

Conan Picks Mich. Woman To Follow On Twitter (3/9/2010)
Sarah Killen Says Popularity Has Brought Perks.

Residents use social media to fight organized crime in Mexico (3/9/2010)
On Twitter, reports of brazen gunbattles throughout the city surfaced almost minute-by-minute.

Facebook, police under fire after sex offender kills girl (3/9/2010)
The safety of social networking sites was once again called into question.

Google Docs Now Syncing with Outlook (3/9/2010)
Harmony is available as a free download from Mainsoft's Website.

U.S. considers some free wireless broadband service (3/9/2010)
The FCC provided few details about how it would carry out such a plan and who would qualify.

Chinese Companies Plan Tablet PCs Amid Apple IPad Hype (3/9/2010)
Apple hasn't said if it will sell the iPad in China.

Google Testing Personalized Search for TV Programs (3/9/2010)
The report follows TiVo's launch last week of digital video recorders that combine broadcast.

iPhone Addictive, Survey Reveals (3/9/2010)
The survey was administered to 200 students with iPhones.

Google welcomes chance to export to Iran, Cuba (3/9/2010)
Google itself has come under fire recently in countries where it operates.

Samsung, Panasonic start selling 3-D TVs this week (3/9/2010)
Samsung Electronics Co. announced Tuesday that it is selling two 3-D sets.

Steve Jobs says 'No' to iPhone-to-iPad tether (3/8/2010)
There's little doubt that the email message came from The Steve himself.

White House tweeting spreads president's message (3/8/2010)
Gibbs and his deputy, Bill Burton, are now sharing news in Twitter messages.

US agencies needs clear cybersecurity roles: GAO report (3/8/2010)
The GAO report looked at the (CNCI) which was launched by former US president George W. Bush in 2008

Appcelerator releases Titanium cross-platform app dev technology (3/8/2010)
Titanium leverages Web development technologies such as JavaScript, PHP, and Ruby.

Four in five believe Web access a fundamental right (3/8/2010)
Four in five adults believe access to the Internet is a fundamental right.

Study: Happiness Is Experiences, Not Stuff (3/8/2010)
experience-related buys lead to more happiness for the consumer.

FCC to propose revamping Universal Service Fund (3/8/2010)
The Federal Communications Commission will include a proposal to revamp the Universal Service Fund.

Database can crack missing person cases — if used (3/8/2010)
A new online database promises to crack some of the nation's 100,000 missing persons.

Rumor: Microsoft May Include HTML5 Support in Internet Explorer 9 (3/5/2010)
A shift toward open Web standards for Internet Explorer would signal a major change for Microsoft.

Apple's iPad set to rock e-reader biz, says survey (3/5/2010)
But 1-in-4 who plan to buy iPad will put off other Apple purchases.

YouTube's Auto-Captioning: Accessibility, Searchability, Profitability? (3/5/2010)
YouTube adds many more possibilities for using its massive repository of videos.

Microsoft to maintain China operations, report says (3/5/2010)
Microsoft has no intention of ending its business in China no matter how Google Inc.'s battle.

Google Agrees to Buy DocVerse for $25 Million (3/5/2010)
Google paid around $25 million for the San Francisco-based company.

Will the iPad Be Missing a Few iPhone Apps? (3/5/2010)
Apple’s press statement suggests the iPad won’t ship with all the apps that came with the iPhone.

Buzz backfire: How Google pushed me to Facebook (3/5/2010)
I wanted a mechanism for social networking with my personal contacts.

Android Largely Unharmed in Google-China Row (3/5/2010)
Mobile phone with Google's Android operating system that was delayed in China will now ship next wee

YouTube turns on captions on millions of videos (3/5/2010)
YouTube's audience will be able to request captions at the press of a button.

TiVo prevails in patent rights case against Dish (3/5/2010)
TiVo said the decision, if it stands, would let it collect at least $300 million from Dish.

US Apple iPad launch slightly delayed to April 3 (3/5/2010)
Apple did not specify Friday why the tablet is not coming out until April.

Dalai Lama is a Twitter star (3/4/2010)
Spiritual leader, is the “most senior world religious leader” to take to the social networking site

How Facebook and Twitter changed the search for Chelsea King (3/4/2010)
Technology can help in missing persons cases.

Facebook, Twitter mobile use soars (3/4/2010)
4.7 million people accessed Twitter on their mobile phones.

Report: Apple hoping to offer cloud video storage (3/4/2010)
Apple’s acquisition of Lala suggested that iTunes may someday offer storage and streaming of music.

Report: North Korea Develops Own Linux Distribution (3/4/2010)
It closely resembles Microsoft Windows.

Facebook CEO in no rush for IPO (3/4/2010)
acebook Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg is in no rush to take Facebook public.

Facebook, Omniture expand marketing partnership (3/4/2010)
They will help companies use the world's largest social network as a marketing channel.

Charging fees for Hulu comes with its own problems (3/4/2010)
Hulu's days as a free online video site could be ending soon.

Google Wants U.S. to Weigh Challenging China in WTO (3/3/2010)
“There is a little bit of a Cold War going on here,” said Michael DeGolyer.

Spain smashes world's biggest computer virus network (3/3/2010)
The network infected computers from homes, universities, companies and government agencies.

Apple's iPad Coming March 26? (3/3/2010)
Apple may ship the Wi-Fi-only version of the iPad on March 26.

Google, PayPal and Equifax Offer Logins for US Gov't Systems (3/3/2010)
Trust frameworks are a way for one site, for example the Internal Revenue Service.

Apple sues rival HTC as phone competition rises (3/3/2010)
Shares of Apple, which is based in Cupertino, Calif., slipped 14 cents to close Tuesday at $208.85.

Authorities bust 3 in infection of 13M computers (3/3/2010)
Also, the suspects go against the stereotype of genius programmers often associated with cyber crime

Yahoo CEO indicates turnaround could take years (3/3/2010)
Yahoo didn't bid against Google for Picnik, Bartz said.

Microsoft CEO: Google merits regulatory scrutiny (3/3/2010)

Apple Audit Reveals Underage Labor, Employee Fees (3/1/2010)
The report discovered 17 "core" violations.

Google Says Microsoft Waging Proxy War (3/1/2010)
Google noted that a collections lawsuit it filed against a small, Ohio-based Internet site.

The 10 All-Time Greatest Free Downloads and Services (3/1/2010)
In our 15 years of choosing the best free stuff, we’ve spotlighted the superstars.

Survey: 26 pct of Americans get news via phone (3/1/2010)
The latest shift is being driven by the exploding popularity of phones that can easily access.

Military allows Twitter, other social media (3/1/2010)
The decision, applies only to the military's non-classified network.

EU cell phone users to have limited online surfing (3/1/2010)
The European Commission has pressed networks into slashing roaming charges.

112 Best Free Downloads, Sites, and Services: The Full List (3/1/2010)
The Best Free Stuff into 17 categories, listed here.

Latvian 'Robin Hood' hacker leaks bank details to TV (2/26/2010)
An alleged hacker has been hailed as a latter-day Robin Hood.

Apple predicted to introduce lower cost iPhone models in June (2/26/2010)
They will introduce a new model that will be economically friendly to even more consumers.

Facebook e-mails go to wrong inboxes (2/26/2010)
Problem was short-lived, but not before private messages were shared.

Facebook Patents News Feeds (2/26/2010)
Social networking site claims exclusive method for organizing and posting members' news updates.

Jobs Says Apple Will Be 'Bold' with $40 Billion War Chest (2/26/2010)
Jobs didn't offer much direction on how the company will spend the money.

Google warned by EU over Street View map photos (2/26/2010)
Google should shorten the time it keeps the original photos from one year to six months.

British politicians fall victim to Twitter scam (2/26/2010)
The micro-blogging Web site has been hit by a wave of so-called "phishing scams".

Google Begins Indexing Facebook Pages (2/25/2010)
Unlike individual profiles, Facebook Pages were designed for organizations, businesses, celebrities.

Microsoft Wins Botnet Battle in Court (2/25/2010)
Microsoft is using the law as a weapon to take down the Waledac botnet.

Google Hit With Antitrust Complaints in Europe (2/25/2010)
The European Commission has acknowledged receipt of three antitrust complaints against Google.

Apple Notches 10 Billionth iTunes Download: Johnny Cash (2/25/2010)
iTunes store had its 10 billionth song download Wednesday.

Does Italy’s Google Conviction Portend More Censorship? (2/25/2010)
“Most troubling, what happened in Italy is unlikely to stay in Italy.

Bloom fuel cell: Individual power plant in a box (2/25/2010)
Google spokeswoman Niki Fenwick said that the search giant has been using four Bloom Boxes.

Alice goes down the rabbit hole to the App Store (2/25/2010)
Each playable character comes equipped with their own special set of abilities.

Google Upgrades Six Gmail Features, Cuts Five Others (2/25/2010)
Google has made some changes to its Gmail service.

Student: School webcam spying denial falls short (2/25/2010)
The administrator, Lindy Matsko, says she didn't monitor students or authorize others to do so.

Nintendo DSi XL to launch March 28 (2/25/2010)
Nintendo plans to launch the latest version of its popular handheld video game system.

T-Mobile USA racks up prepaying subscribers (2/25/2010)
The new subscribers were mainly low-paying ones who don't sign contract.

Antitrust incoming? Google hit by EU complaint, FCC filing (2/24/2010)
Turning search into powerful marketing channel for own services, claims Foundem.

Antitrust incoming? Google hit by EU complaint, FCC filing (2/24/2010)
Turning search into powerful marketing channel for own services, claims Foundem.

Yahoo yodels new tune by joining tweeting craze (2/24/2010)
Yahoo has something new to yodel about: tweets.

Experts say US must do more to secure the Internet (2/24/2010)
President Barack Obama declared cybersecurity a major priority early last year.

Italy convicts 3 Google execs in abuse video case (2/24/2010)
Google called the decision

Check this out: Deposit money by taking a photo (2/23/2010)
Applications to do just that are already available for Apple's iPhone and other gadgets from USAA.

'Mountains' of e-waste threaten developing world (2/23/2010)
Urgent action is needed to tackle the "mountains" of e-waste building up in developing nations.

China says Google hacking claims "groundless" (2/23/2010)
"Google's statement from January 12 is groundless, and we are firmly opposed to it."

Handset market rebounding in 2010: report (2/23/2010)
It fell 1 percent in 2009, the first decline in eight years as consumers cut spending amid recession

Poor but networked: UN says cell phone use surging (2/23/2010)
There were an estimated 4.6 billion mobile phone subscriptions at the end of last year.

FCC survey shows need to teach broadband basics (2/23/2010)
To provide fast Internet connections to all Americans will have to include web 101.

Twitter users creating 50 million 'tweets' a day (2/23/2010)
5,000 "tweets" per day in 2007, 300,000 per day in 2008 and 2.5 million per day in 2009.

Apple ranks third in customer service survey (2/23/2010)
Apple earned A+ ratings in both the qualify of staff and efficiency of service.

Experts: School can track laptops less intrusively (2/23/2010)
The FBI is investigating the school district for possible wiretap and computer-use violations.

The Internet can make you smarter, experts say (2/22/2010)
A collection of 900 experts interviewed for the Pew Internet report The Future of the Internet IV.

Google Jazzes up Ad Platform for Publishers (2/22/2010)
Google has revamped its ad-serving platform for Web publishers with a redesigned interface.

China's President Hu signs up for microblogging (2/22/2010)
The account was set up on a microblogging platform operated by the People's Daily.

Microsoft vs. Google: The empire strikes back (2/22/2010)
Google, and the search leader's relentless expansion is battering Microsoft on virtually every front

Mobile phones become pocket banks in poor countries (2/22/2010)
Mobile money applications are emerging as potent financial tools in rural areas of the globe.

Schools in China say they weren't behind hacking (2/22/2010)
Two prominent schools in China dispute allegations that hacking attacks on Google.

Facebook Said to Offer More Payment Options for Items in Games (2/19/2010)
Facebook is already testing the payment option in at least 17 games.

Why I'm dropping Google (2/19/2010)
Google Buzz, blog deletions show the search giant doesn’t respect users’ privacy.

Pennsylvania School Accused of Cyberspying on Students (2/19/2010)
The student was confronted by a Harrington High School official and shown photographs of his actions

PayPal to become a way to pay for Facebook ads (2/19/2010)
ayPal is extending its reach into Facebook.

Microsoft-Yahoo! deal gets regulator's green light (2/19/2010)
"Although we are just at the beginning of this process, we have reached an exciting milestone".

Yahoo-Microsoft deal set, taking aim at Google (2/19/2010)
Yahoo now plans to rely on Microsoft's search technology in an attempt to boost its sagging profits.

Report: Hackers attacked Google from China schools (2/19/2010)
Google didn't immediately respond to requests for comment.

Verizon Subscribers Will Be Able To Make Skype Calls (2/18/2010)
Verizon data customers will be able to make and receive unlimited Skype-to-Skype voice calls.

Google Buzz Gets Another Off Switch (2/18/2010)
There appear to be two ways, both of which at least appear to do the same thing.

Google Acquires iPhone Search Application reMail (2/18/2010)
The reMail founder was once the vice president of engineering at Xobni.

Virus has breached 75,000 computers: study (2/18/2010)
A new type of computer virus is known to have breached almost 75,000 computers in 2,500 org.

Judge says no quick ruling on Google book plans (2/18/2010)
More than 500 written submissions were made after Google Inc. struck a $125 million.

PleaseRobMe website reveals dangers of social networks (2/18/2010)
PleaseRobMe claims to reveal the location of empty homes based on what people post online.

Facebook launch 'Zero' site for mobile phones (2/17/2010)
Has revealed details of a stripped-down, text-only version of its mobile site called Facebook Zero.

Google Buzz 'breaks privacy laws' says watchdog (2/17/2010)
A leading privacy group has urged US regulators to investigate Google's new social networking.

Microsoft issues new Outlook social-network link (2/17/2010)
The product, called Outlook Social Connector, has been available in the Office 2010 beta.

Google gifts Wiki millions (2/17/2010)
Google is giving the Wikimedia Foundation a $2m donation.

Verizon Wireless to Offer Mobile Skype (2/17/2010)
Verizon Wireless and Skype announced a partnership that will deliver Skype mobile services.

Student Suspended for Facebook Page Can Sue (2/17/2010)
School officials suspended her for three days, saying she had been “cyberbullying” the teacher.

Is Windows Phone 7 Right For Business? (2/17/2010)
It is hard to find much information on the Office Hub in Microsoft's Windows 7 launch material.

Google Buzz: Too Early Or Too Late? (2/17/2010)
Google Buzz is too late.

Google admits Buzz social network testing flaws (2/16/2010)
Google has admitted that testing of its controversial social network Buzz was insufficient.

New data: 40 percent in US lack home broadband (2/16/2010)
Roughly 40 percent of Americans do not have high-speed Internet access at home.

Software Directs Mobile Industry (2/16/2010)
Market for advanced phones will grow quickly enough to make room for the new mobile software.

Is The HTC HD2 T-Mobile's iPad? (2/16/2010)
The HD2, as it's known to most of the world, is probably the best Windows Mobile 6.5 phone ever.

Google Buzz Already Attracting Spammers (2/16/2010)
Websense said that when Twitter launched it took a little while before it was targeted by spammers.

Mobile firms unite to offer applications (2/15/2010)
The app market is currently a lucrative business for mobile firms.

Now Tweeting: White House press secretary Gibbs (2/15/2010)
The press secretary had lured more than 6,200 followers Saturday within hours of that first post.

Google calls Apple valuable partner, sees no change (2/15/2010)
Taiwanese smartphone maker HTC (2498.TW) made the co-branded Nexus One.

Sony Ericsson shows compact smartphones (2/15/2010)
The two Xperia Mini models will ship in a range of colours.

Public votes to turn Barbie into a geek (2/15/2010)
"To create an authentic look, Barbie designers worked closely with the Society of Women Engineers".

The climate crisis could be solved by courteous communication (2/15/2010)
The hacked emails from the Climate Research Unit at the University of East Anglia have brought more.

Microsoft unveils Windows Phone Series 7 (2/15/2010)
Icrosoft Corp. unveiled a new operating system for mobile phones.

Microsoft Ends War on Macintosh with Office 2011 (2/12/2010)
Ac users become full participants on their companies' Exchange-based e-mail systems.

Apple wants to cut TV show price to 99 cents: reports (2/12/2010)
Single episodes of most TV shows on iTunes currently cost 1.99 dollars.

Is the iPad Bill Gates' Next 640K Moment? (2/12/2010)
“So, it’s not like I sit there and feel the same way I did with iPhone".

Seeking comeback, Microsoft to show phone software (2/12/2010)
The new software is expected to be more consumer-focused than previous versions.

Apple Contest Celebrates 10 Billion iTunes Songs Sold (2/12/2010)
If you buy the 10 billionth song from iTunes, you'll receive a $10,000 gift card from Apple.

Microsoft Drops Anti-Piracy Cop Into Windows 7 (2/12/2010)
Copies of Windows 7 can be downloaded for free.

Three Industries Apple iPad Will Disrupt (2/12/2010)
Apple's competitive advantage in this world is not books.

Google takes on Facebook and Twitter with network site (2/11/2010)
Google has taken the wraps off its latest social network known as Buzz.

Yahoo talks tough about its search business (2/11/2010)

Why we should all pay more for our mobile phone apps (2/11/2010)
The result is that we are using our apps.

Microsoft announces Office for Mac 2011 (2/11/2010)
Macworld spoke with several representatives of the company’s Mac Business Unit.

Bill Gates Disses The iPad (2/11/2010)
Gates said the iPad doesn't offer anything that Windows-based tablets can't do.

Google Gigabit Broadband: Progress vs. Profits (2/11/2010)
The goal is for Google to demonstrate what is possible.

YouTube Adding Parental Controls (2/10/2010)
YouTube is adding parental controls, enabling parents to block kids from viewing many videos.

Flickr co-founder unveils online game Glitch (2/10/2010)
Stewart Butterfield's creation will launch in autumn 2010 but gamers can register to test it now.

Google plans experiment to offer superfast Web (2/10/2010)
Google said it would use fiber optic lines, the same technology used by many telecommuniations comp.

How the iPad Would Gain from a Video Camera (2/10/2010)
The ad seeks an engineer with digital camera (still and video) experience.

New IPhone App Will Put Your Dog on Twitter (2/10/2010)
It works by analyzing a dog's bark and classifying it into one of six emotions.

AOL integrates Facebook chat with AIM (2/10/2010)
AOL Inc. is letting users of its AIM instant-messaging service chat with friends on Facebook.

Google's e-mail gets social in Facebook face-off (2/10/2010)
Google Buzz, includes many of the features that have turned Facebook into the Web's top spot.

Apple's share of U.S. smartphone market grows to 25% - study (2/9/2010)
ComScore this week released its Mobile Subscriber Market Share.

Users dispute Microsoft's explanation of Windows 7 battery problems (2/9/2010)
Windows 7 users who have experienced those problems disagreed in comments on the Web.

InfoWorld review: Windows on the Mac (2/9/2010)
The latest versions of the Mac offer significant improvements over previous versions.

5 Hopes for a More Social Gmail (2/9/2010)
Google has sent invitations out to the media for a 10am (PT) press conference set for Tuesday.

2010: Finally the year of the Mac? (2/9/2010)
the Mac will break out of its ghetto and become a mainstream computer for individual also.

Google reduces fee to break Nexus One contract (2/9/2010)
Google's "equipment recovery fee" applies to customers who break their two-year T-Mobile contract.

Wolverton: Why can't Apple and Adobe just get along? (2/8/2010)
It seems to me that Apple and Adobe need each other.

Consumers lose interest in iPad after Apple's unveiling - survey (2/8/2010)
52 percent of respondents have heard of Apple's iPad, but are not interested in buying one.

Linux Founder a "Happy Camper" With Google's Nexus One (2/8/2010)
"broke down and bought a Nexus One last week".

Apple's iPad: A Blessing and Curse for Publishing (2/8/2010)
The interesting thing about the game demos is that they came from established designers.

Love In The Air: Google Runs First-Ever Super Bowl Advertisement (2/8/2010)
The ad,

AT&T now says SlingPlayer for iPhone on 3G is OK (2/8/2010)
versions of the program that used the 3G network were available for use on other smart phones.

Chinese police shut down hacker training business (2/8/2010)
Police in Hubei province arrested three people suspected of running the hacker site.

Facebook removes Microsoft banner ads from site (2/5/2010)
Facebook said it stopped displaying Microsoft banner ads in some international markets recently.

Police: Fugitive's Facebook info leads to arrest (2/5/2010)
Police in Lockport passed along the information about 39-year-old Christopher Crego to U.S. marshals

TechBytes: Facebook Facelift (2/5/2010)
Facebook, began rolling out a new look to its home page yesterday to celebrate its sixth birthday.

Facebook gives itself a birthday face-lift (2/5/2010)
Facebook's population grew by more than 200 million people in the last year alone.

Microsoft ending Xbox Live support for older games (2/5/2010)
Whitten said Microsoft will be reaching out directly to those affected by the change.

Facebook Unveils Redesign (2/5/2010)
Home page revamp makes commonly used features and applications easier to access and use.

US Department of Justice objects to Google book plan (2/5/2010)
Google were forced to amend details of the plan in 2009 after objections by the Department.

Facebook dominates UK mobile use (2/5/2010)
Facebook dominated the statistics.

Microsoft to patch 17-year-old computer bug (2/5/2010)
The ancient bug was discovered by Google security researcher Tavis Ormandy in January 2010.

The Google-NSA Alliance: Questions and Answers (2/4/2010)
"NSA is not able to comment on specific relationships we may or may not have with U.S. companies."

Google complaint highlights China-based hacking (2/4/2010)
China's foreign minister, Yang Jiechi, said China itself

Sun CEO Mournfully Resigns Via Twitter (2/4/2010)
The now former CEO, made history this week, offering up his resignation via Twitter.

Live TV Coming To The iPhone (2/4/2010)
AT&T has drawn a great deal of criticism about its network.

Blogging loses appeal for US teenagers, says survey (2/4/2010)
blogging had steadily declined in popularity among both teens and young adults to 14%.

Symbian phone operating system goes open source (2/4/2010)
any organisation or individual can use and the platform's underlying source code

'Internet addiction' linked to depression, says study (2/3/2010)
The conclusions were based on 1,319 responses to an on-line questionnaire.

Nokia navigation software downloads reach one million (2/3/2010)
It has been most popular in China, Italy, the UK, Germany and Spain.

File-sharing scam targets Twitter (2/3/2010)
Torrent sites acts as indexes of links to TV, film and music files.

Sony Ericsson launches first phone with new Windows Mobile (2/3/2010)
Sony Ericsson has released the first smartphone based on Windows Mobile 6.5.3.

Apple iPhone Market Share Slips In 4Q (2/3/2010)
Nokia edged up and Motorola gained on sales of its first devices on Google's Android platform.

Twitter Phishing Attack Forces Users to Reset Passwords (2/3/2010)
Twitter acknowledged the password reset, describing it as a "precautionary step".

Nexus One Gets Multi-touch, but Not Droid (2/3/2010)
Google is finally letting the Nexus One use multi-touch for maps, photo galleries and the Web.

Want an iPad Now? Build Your Own With Lego (2/3/2010)
iPad, has inspired one Lego enthusiastic to construct a life-sized model of his own.

iPhone OS 3.1.3 Update Brings Jailbreak Woes (2/3/2010)
Apple released version 3.1.3 of the iPhone operating system (OS)

Newly independent AOL posts 4Q profit (2/3/2010)
Display advertising helped fuel the quarter's results even as the company's subscriber base dwindled

Apple's iPad Will Be the Death of the Mobile Web (2/2/2010)
As the iPhone fades away as a short-lived marvel, so too will disappear the mobile Web.

Pressure mounts to phase out Internet Explorer 6 (2/2/2010)
Other government departments still use the software, which was first released in 2001.

Online gamers set for consolidation wave in 2010 (2/2/2010)
Consolidation among online gaming firms is set to spark into life in 2010.

Many wired Chinese unfazed at possible Google exit. (2/2/2010)
Google threat to pull out of China, reaction among the country's 384 million Internet users.

Diary of an iPhone Developer: The iPad (1/29/2010)
Apple released the new 3.2 SDK beta to general developers today.

China Bosses Davos as Nobody Discusses Google Dispute (1/29/2010)
Eric S. didn’t bring up China, a market that will account for $600 m. of Google’s sales this year.

Google's digital book settlement still under fire (1/29/2010)
Google argues the agreement will benefit by making it easier to see and buy hardto-find books.

Microsoft fiscal 2Q earns up 60 % on PC rebound (1/29/2010)
Results in Microsoft's other divisions show that while consumers have resumed spending on new PCs.

Shiny gadget, icky name: iPad jokes fly on Web (1/29/2010)
Apple, a company notoriously secret about its product development process.

Google Expands Social Search Test (1/28/2010)
To use Social Search, users have to be signed in to their Google account.

Imitation Google, YouTube sites emerge in China (1/28/2010)
The separate projects went up within a day of each other in mid-January.

Apple pitches $499 iPad, takes on Amazon (1/28/2010)
Research group IDC said it expects Apple to ship 4 million iPad units in 2010.

Power plants, other infrastructure face hackers (1/28/2010)
In a new study that their computer networks have been infiltrated by sophisticated adversaries.

Le Guin to submit petition opposing Google book settlement (1/25/2010)
Chin is scheduled to hold a hearing on the revised agreement on February 18.

Google negotiating ways to keep presence in China (1/25/2010)
Google still hopes to maintain other key operations in the world's most populous Internet market.

Apple tablet could write a new chapter for e-books (1/25/2010)
The Kindle is the top-selling e-book reader, though Amazon won't say how many it has sold.

Apple rockets to most profitable quarter ever (1/25/2010)
Apple also offered a profit and revenue forecast above Wall Street forecasts.

Facebook Breaks Ground On Oregon Data Center (1/22/2010)
Facebook and local officials broke ground on the center during a ceremony on Thursday.

YouTube, Vimeo Try Out HTML 5.0 Video (1/22/2010)
HTML 5.0 received its coming-out party at the Google I/O conference in May 2009.

Fatal flaw in Amazon's Kindle developer program (1/22/2010)
The big problem is that Amazon's program offers developers less than Apple's equivalent.

Astronauts finally get Internet access in space (1/22/2010)
Hello Twitterverse! he wrote. We r now LIVE tweeting from the International Space Station.

China slams US criticism of Internet controls (1/22/2010)
Foreign Ministry spokesman Ma Zhaoxu defended China's policies regarding the Web.

Google co-founders to sell $5.5B combined in stock (1/22/2010)
The sales will occur periodically during the next five years and leave the two with 48%

Google Didn't Kowtow and Neither Should You (1/21/2010)
These widespread strategies of appeasement simply give China what it wants for free.

Nokia Phones Offering Free GPS for 74 Countries (1/21/2010)
All new Nokia GPS-enabled smartphones will include the software.

Oracle-Sun deal gets EU approval, finally (1/21/2010)
Oracle's acquisition of Sun has the potential to revitalize important assets.

Dear Amazon: Kindle Apps Won't Beat Tablets (1/21/2010)
It's an interesting idea to let developers sign up for next month's limited beta.

Hacking Passwords Easy As 123456 (1/21/2010)
Those easy-to-hack passwords were the top and fourth most-popular from among 32 million hacked.

Amazon offers new royalty program for Kindle books (1/20/2010)
To qualify for the new rate, authors and publishers must meet several criteria.

New York Times to charge for Web access in 2011 (1/20/2010)
It would not be the first time the newspaper has asked readers to pay for its online articles.

Man Says iPhone Application Helped Himi, Saved Life (1/20/2010)
He used his iPhone to look up ways to stop from going into shock.

Obama White House enters the App world (1/20/2010)
One feature that stands out is live video streaming, says the White House website

Bill Gates shares his notes (1/20/2010)
Gates told CNET that he missed having the kind of Web presence he had at Microsoft.

Apple Tablet Needs a Name Cooler Than iTablet, iSlate (1/20/2010)

Microsoft patching Google hack flaw in IE tomorrow (1/20/2010)
Microsoft has previously insisted that the publicly posted exploit code only affects IE6.

Amazon hikes Kindle royalties to 70%, with a catch (1/20/2010)
Amazon's old system will remain in place for those who don't want to participate in the arrangement.

Google postpones launch of mobiles in China (1/19/2010)
The row has threatened to strain ties between the United States and China.

IBM Intros Notes Apps for BlackBerry, iPhone, Android (1/19/2010)
A version for Google's Nexus One and other Android handsets will be offered later this year.

Microsoft to cut time holds Internet search data (1/19/2010)
In Europe, Bing has just two percent of the market compared to Google's 80 percent.

Alibaba says Yahoo reckless on Google stance (1/19/2010)
Google has promised to stop censoring its search results in China.

Foreign reporters' Gmail hacked in China (1/18/2010)
The claims follow similar attacks against the e-mail accounts of human rights activists.

Isaac Newton's fruity story goes online (1/18/2010)
Royal Society president Lord Rees said: Stukeley's biography is a precious artefact for historians.

After Google hack, Microsoft asks users to abandon IE6, XP (1/18/2010)
Microsoft actually recommend users upgrade because of a specific flaw.

Apple to Hold Product Event on January 27 (1/18/2010)
The invitation, sent out to the media Monday, doesn't specify what will be announced.

Kodak Sues RIM and Apple Over Lawsuit-Magnet iPhone (1/15/2010)
Kodak has sued Apple and BlackBerry maker RIM over a patent that allows image previews

Microsoft's browser flaw exposed Google to hackers (1/15/2010)
The world's largest software maker may also issue an update to fix the problem.

China's population of Web users hits 384 million (1/15/2010)
he number of people going online by mobile phone rose 106 percent to 233 million

Google search engine's future in China is unclear (1/15/2010)
Google is enjoying an avalanche of good will because of its threat to leave China

China tries to limit Google dispute fallout (1/15/2010)
China tried to keep its censorship row with Google from damaging business confidence

Internet gives Chinese a platform but regime wary (1/14/2010)
Internet has emerged as a primary means for people to vent social and political discontent.

Google's possible pullout a boost to China rival (1/14/2010)
A possible Google pullout from China could give a boost to its ambitious local rival Baidu

Google's decision on China traces back to founders (1/14/2010)
Departing the world's most populous country could slow Google's earnings growth on its stock

China tells Web companies to obey controls (1/14/2010)
China said foreign Internet companies are welcome but must obey the law

Wall Street frets over Google's future in China (1/13/2010)
The bigger concern is what a withdrawal would mean for Google's future prospects

Google Nexus One's First Week of Sales Were Weak, Report says (1/13/2010)
Flurry's report mentions that the Nexus One lacks the wow factor

U.S. court revives antitrust suit on music downloads (1/13/2010)
The case was filed on behalf of people who download music over the Internet.

Warners to produce Sesame Street video games (1/13/2010)
The companies said they see it as an opportunity to create entertaining for preschool children

China mobile users risk SMS ban in porn crackdown (1/13/2010)
China Mobile is helping Chinese police in a campaign to crack down on illegal short messages

Facebook beefs up security with McAfee (1/13/2010)
More than 350 million users can also get a free six-month subscription to McAfee's Internet security

Wii becomes third console to stream Netflix (1/13/2010)
The Wii will become the last video game consoles to get instant viewing of Netflix movies

Google to end China censorship after e-mail breach (1/13/2010)
Google will stop censoring its search results in China and may pull out of the country completely

eMusic inks Warner deal; plans for streaming (1/12/2010)
eMusic offers downloads from independent labels and catalog music from major labels to subscribers

Windows Mobile 7 Delayed Until 2011? (1/12/2010)
Windows Mobile 7 was expected to arrive this year, bringing a considerable bunch of improvements.

Kensington announces eight new peripherals (1/12/2010)
A car charger, two auxiliary audio cables, four different car mounts, and an anti-glare screen.

For sale on Internet - Ukraine's election votes (1/12/2010)
Several offers have appeared on the Internet from disenchanted citizens in the ex-Soviet republic

New organization combats distracted driving (1/12/2010)
A new campaign designed to teach people about the dangers of driving while talking on cell phones

Analyst firm says tech sector to recover in 2010 (1/12/2010)
Forrester Research expects global spending on technology products and services to grow 8.1 percent

Kodak settles camera patent dispute with Samsung (1/11/2010)
International Trade Commission judge that Samsung had infringed on two Kodak patents.

Report: Google phone 5 dollar less to make than iPhone (1/11/2010)
Google was able to save money on its phone by including less memory.

China's online game revenues hits 4 billion dollars (1/11/2010)
The number of active online gamers totaled 60 million to 70 million in 2009

China writers say Google ready to settle book row (1/10/2010)

Hot gadgets at show: Wireless charging, iPhone TV (1/10/2010)
3-D television, electronic readers and little laptops captured much of the attention.

The iPhone: Now there's a helicopter for that (1/8/2010)
Parrot also plans to release games that meld the real world with reality

Can Google Make the Nexus One a Market Success? (1/8/2010)
It is proving somewhat controversial, and it may be even more challenging to market the device

U.S. to delay release of anticipated broadband plan (1/8/2010)
An analyst said the delay has little impact on the markets

E-reader boom kindles a variety of new options (1/8/2010)
E-books make up a tiny portion of book sales, but their popularity is growing rapidly.

Comcast, FCC take net neutrality dispute to court (1/8/2010)
The rules would aim to prevent phone and cable companies from abusing their control over the market

Ford adding tweets to its Sync in-car technology (1/7/2010)
Ford's Sync service already lets drivers do such things as make phone calls and use GPS technology

Microsoft shows off Windows tablets at gadget show (1/7/2010)
Ballmer said the HP tablet will be available later this year.

iPhone app finder adds new news, travel apps (1/7/2010)
The two travels apps are USPS Mobile, which helps you track packages and find Zip codes

Motorola's Backflip Could Be Lost in Nexus One Buzz (1/7/2010)
Backflip promises social savviness and multitasking capabilities with a unique reverse flip design

EU nations divided on use of airport body scanners (1/7/2010)
Washington is seeking enhanced security measures on all trans-Atlantic flights heading for the US

TV makers ready to test depths of market for 3-D (1/7/2010)
Updated sets and disc players are coming out, and 3-D cable channels are in the works.

France eyes Google tax on Internet ads (1/7/2010)
The tax would take a small percentage og Google's online ad revenues

Software maker sues China on piracy accusation (1/6/2010)
Cybersitter LLC seeks 2.2 billion in damages in the federal lawsuit filed in Los Angeles.

AT&T eyes wireless in auto, tracking devices (1/6/2010)
AT&T Inc wants to add wireless links to car entertainment systems and consumer devices

ESPN, Discovery push third dimension for TV (1/6/2010)
Discovery aid it will partner with Imax and Sony to bring out its own full-time 3-D network in 2011

Baidu to start new co to provide online video (1/6/2010)
Baidu said it plans to start a new independent company to provide licensed online video to Chinese.

Free local TV soon to be available on cell phones (1/6/2010)
The prospect of watching live on mobile phones and other portable devices is getting closer

Amazon unveils global version of Kindle DX (1/6/2010)
Amazon said that customers in over 100 countries can pre-order the latest version for 489 dlls.

Zomm hopes wireless tether can prevent lost phones (1/6/2010)
Zomm connects wirelessly with your phone via Bluetooth and sets off an alarm

Google, Apple spar in high-tech heavyweight battle (1/6/2010)
The rivalry is spilling into other products, including Web browsers, computer operating systems, etc

Six Reasons to Not Like Google's Nexus One (1/6/2010)
the Nexus One is a somewhat faster Droid with a somewhat better screen.

Skype to offer HD video calling on some new TVs (1/5/2010)
Skype said that its Internet phone service will be included in Panasonic's 2010 VIERA CAST

Report: Apple to move into mobile advertising (1/5/2010)
Apple moving into the mobile advertising space.

Top French firms feel heat from online satire (1/5/2010)
The rise of video-sharing websites such as YouTube and Dailymotion is proving to be a headache

Google phone fever high on eve of Android event (1/5/2010)
One reviewer lauded the Nexus One as a worthy rival for the iPhone

Microsoft sets prices for forthcoming Office 2010 (1/5/2010)
The company said it will sell Office Home and Student edition

Google poised to take wraps off new mobile phone (1/5/2010)
Nexus One, the first smart phone designed by the Google's engineers.

Hardware details for Sprint/Skiff e-reader (1/4/2010)
Sprint and Hearst have announced the hardware details for the e-reader component

Mr Bean invades Spain's EU website (1/4/2010)
Opponents of Zapatero often poke fun at the prime minister by comparing him to Mr Bean.

Advocate uses texting to warn of AZ crime sweeps (1/4/2010)
the messages are part of an effort to protect Latinos

Gadget makers focus on cost-effective temptations (1/4/2010)
TVs with 3-D displays, svelte laptops and e-book readers will be the hottest categories.

Tablet PCs, 3D, Netbooks Will Be At Forefront of 2010 CES (1/4/2010)
3D is, apparently, not just for movie theaters anymore.

Nexus One, A Google Phone In Name Only? (1/4/2010)
Despite the Google branding, don't count on Google getting into the handset business.

China nabs 5,400 people for online porn in 2009 (1/1/2010)
The ministry said nearly 9,000 pornographic Web sites have been deleted

Adobe to be Prime Target for Malware in 2010 (12/30/2009)
McAfee report says: Cybercriminals have long picked on Microsoft products due to their popularity.

2010: The year of the Mac? (12/30/2009)
It is almost a pathetic assertion

Macworld's 2009 Game Hall of Fame (12/30/2009)
It is the year that the iPod touch clearly eclipsed the Mac as Apple's dominant gaming platform

Google Loses Claim to Groovle Domain Name (12/30/2009)
Google's complaint that the domain name groovle.com is confusingly similar to its own

Nokia's latest patent stike on Apple a risk, but may pay off (12/30/2009)
Nokia raised the heat on Tuesday with a new patent challenge against the iPhone maker

Google's Nexus One Pricing Details and Terms of Sale Leaked (12/30/2009)
Gizmodo broke the story with Nexus One site screenshots that show the phone on sale for two prices

Security expert posts guide to cracking phone code (12/30/2009)
GSM encoding keeps most of the world's mobile phones safe from prying ears.

Hacker pleads guilty in Mass. to fraud case (12/29/2009)
A computer hacker pleaded guilty Tuesday in the last of three cases brought by federal prosecutors.

AT&T temporarily halts online iPhone sales in NYC (12/29/2009)
Spokesman Fletcher Cook said only that the phone company modifies its distribution channels

Tall tales of tech -- that happen to be true (12/29/2009)
Windows 7, cloud computing, and Droid vs. iPhone may have dominated tech headlines in 2009

Internet resumes 6 months after riot in west China (12/29/2009)
Limited Internet services slowly began to return to far western China on Tuesday

Google faces China lawsuit over book scanning (12/29/2009)
The Chinese novelist wants damages of 8,950 dollars

San Jose police mount cameras on officers heads (12/29/2009)
Experts say the head cameras could help catch officers behaving badly

Phone points illegal border crossers to water (12/29/2009)
University of California are developing a GPS-enabled cell phone that tells where to find water

Better airport scanners delayed by privacy fears (12/28/2009)
The body-scanning technology is in at least 19 U.S. airports

EBay: holiday cell phone shopping up threefold (12/28/2009)
The online marketplace operator said that people used cell phones to buy 1.5 million products

Apple Tablet: Is it the iSlate? (12/28/2009)
Apple seems to be interested in the name, but perhaps only to prevent anyone else from using it.

2009 in review: The year in home entertainment (12/28/2009)
Here is a quick wrap-up of some of the big events of the past 12 months

Russia to prosecute YouTube police whistleblower (12/28/2009)
Regional police said did not back up Dymovsky's allegations.

Cell phone mania forces scramble for more airwaves (12/27/2009)
The FCC is preparing to make more frequencies available for commercial use

China cracks down on online games: report (12/25/2009)
The number of Internet gamers in China reached 217 million in June

College asks students to power down, contemplate (12/25/2009)
She knows most of her students consider their cell phones a social necessity.

Google's Nexus One compared to Apple's iPhone, Motorola Droid (12/23/2009)
New photos and a hands-on description have compared Google's custom-built Nexus One handset

Outage cripples BlackBerry Americas network (12/23/2009)
RIM said that some costumers are experiencing delays in message delivery.

BlackBerry e-mail restored for some after outage (12/23/2009)
Research In Motion Ltd. said Wednesday the root cause is still under review

China expands Internet controls (12/22/2009)
The government says the main targets of its Web censorship are pornography and gambling

Court bans sale of Word; Microsoft promises fix (12/22/2009)
A federal appeals court ordered Microsoft to pay a Canadian software company $290 million.

CBS and Walt Disney may join Apple TV venture: report (12/22/2009)
The video strategy is part of Apple's plan to overhaul its iTunes store

Are HP Computers Racist? (12/22/2009)
The technology is built on standard algorithms that measure the difference in intensity of contrast

Social networking changing the way we travel (12/22/2009)
I see my social media network as a big focus group, a big travel guide.

Report: FBI probes hacker attack on Citigroup (12/22/2009)
Cyber crime is of increasing concern to businesses and the federal government

Invisible bracelet for emergency health alerts? (12/22/2009)
The nation's ambulance crews are pushing a virtual medical ID system

Survey: Internet use grows fast among Latinos (12/22/2009)
Latinos who were born in the U.S. were much more likely to go online than those born outside the US

White House picks new cyber coordinator (12/22/2009)
Schmidt's selection comes more than 10 months after Obama declared cyber security a priority

iPhone Emerges as Gaming Power Platform (12/21/2009)
Apple recently recorded two billion downloads through its App Store

Ford Will Let Car Occupants Access the Web at 70 mph (12/21/2009)
The capability will not require any additional hardware or subscriptions

Groups File Facebook Complaint (12/18/2009)
The complaint is the latest sign of how privacy remains a problem for Facebook.

Google in talks to buy Yelp: report (12/18/2009)
The paper said an acquisition price was likely to be more than $500 million

Twitter briefly blocked by hackers (12/18/2009)
Hackers briefly blocked access to the popular Internet messaging service Twitter

French court rules against Google in books case (12/18/2009)
A judge ordered Google to pay euro300,000 in damages and interest to French publisher

Suspected NKoreans hack war plan for SKorea (12/17/2009)
Authorities are trying to find whether North Korea was involved

Researcher Cures Poisoned BlackBerry With Kisses (12/17/2009)
Kisses detects spyware and hidden programs on BlackBerry devices

Want privacy on Facebook? Here is how to get some (12/17/2009)
Facebook has given users many granular controls over their privacy

Amazon Adds Streaming To CloudFront Content Delivery (12/17/2009)
Amazon says streaming gives end users more control and reduces costs.

Government to award stimulus funds for broadband (12/17/2009)
The money is being targeted for last-mile connections that link homes, businesses and other users

Web site runs elaborate Secret Santa gift exchange (12/16/2009)
More than 4,500 Reddit members in 54 countries signed up

Hey, kids! Sexting is a bad idea! (12/16/2009)
15% of teens have received or sent sexually explicit text messages.

Bing on iPhone Moves Apple Away From Google (12/16/2009)
Microsoft just launched a Bing app, approved by Apple and ready for download for the iPhone

FTC accuses Intel of stifling competition in chips (12/16/2009)
The FTC said Intel has shut rivals out of the marketplace

YouTube's top 2009 videos feature eclectic cast (12/16/2009)
YouTube's 2009 star was Susan Boyle, the frumpy Scottish woman on a talent show

Europeans to pick browsers after Microsoft deal (12/16/2009)
More than 100 million Europeans will get to pick a Web browser

Lawyers: Google execs not liable for abuse video (12/16/2009)
Four Google executives should not be held responsible for a video posted online

How Facebook Is Making Friending Obsolete (12/15/2009)
Friending was not used as a verb until about five years ago

Microsoft Launches, Pulls, Twitter-Style Microblog (12/15/2009)
Software maker yanks Juku social networking site after competitor cries foul.

Junk food reigns in ads on Web sites for kids (12/15/2009)
Ads for sugar-laden cereals, candy, soda or fast food populated a majority of the Web sites

You will not believe these USB devices (12/15/2009)
We invite you to check out our recommendations for other great tech gifts.

Efforts under way to make Web more accessible (12/15/2009)
The World Wide Web is not wide open for many people.

Australian government to introduce Internet filter (12/15/2009)
Authoritarian regimes commonly impose controls

Suma Renaut 24 millones de registros (12/14/2009)
Para el 10 de abril de 2010 todos los números telefónicos celulares deberán estar dados de alta

USGS monitoring Twitter for earthquake details (12/14/2009)
People like to tweet after earthquakes, USGS seismologist Paul Earle said

Sony Ericsson continues its green agenda (12/14/2009)
Sony Ericsson announced more entrants to its green portfolio, two phones and a handsfree kit.

US and Russia begin cyberwar limitation talks (12/14/2009)
The US wants the talks to cover greater international co-operation in the fight against cybercrime

Teliasonera First To Offer 4G Mobile Services (12/14/2009)
TeliaSonera said the 4G network will be up to ten times faster than its current 3G one

Adobe Flash's security woes: How to protect yourself (12/14/2009)
Adobe's Flash Player software is on 99 percent of Internet-connected desktops

Google to produce, sell own Nexus One phones: report (12/14/2009)
Called the Nexus One and made by smartphone maker HTC

Swedish service performs your last online wishes (12/11/2009)
Users can set up a digital will with directions on what should happen to their e-mail

10 top iPhone apps for IT pros (12/11/2009)
Here are 10 useful apps that can improve your IT operations.

Google opens satellite images, tools, to study deforestation (12/11/2009)
It has demonstrated software tools that use its archive of satellite imagery to track deforestation

Google Search Appliance Now Indexes Twitter Tweets (12/11/2009)
Twitter results will appear to the right of the corporate search results

Postal services get exclusive .post address (12/11/2009)
The .post domains are expected to be online by the second half of 2010

Fitness video games are reshaping medium (12/11/2009)
Thanks to the Wii's motion-controller, exergames have become a fully formed gaming genre

Apple countersues Nokia over phone patents (12/11/2009)
Apple's lawsuit claims Nokia is infringing on 13 of Apple's patents

AOL gets independence from Time Warner on Thursday (12/10/2009)
AOL is becoming an independent Internet company again.

Apple's Lala Buy: No More iTunes Downloads? (12/10/2009)
Lala.com lets users buy and listen to music through a Web browser

A $1000 Apple Tablet? Let's Hope Not (12/10/2009)
A 1000 dollars Apple tablet would seem an exotic luxury built for the privileged few.

Chrome Extensions for Mac Coming Soon (12/10/2009)
Extensions are small widgets that sit on your toolbar and extend the functionality of your browser

Woods scandal a boon to Internet publications (12/10/2009)
Woods story is better than Michael Jackson dying for helping Yahoo make money

Review: Barnes & Noble reader is dual-screen mess (12/9/2009)
These screens don't show color. They have no backlight.

Variety to begin charging for Web access Thursday (12/9/2009)
Variety plans to shut off free access gradually

First Look: Google Chrome for the Mac -- fast, slim, and very beta (12/9/2009)
The browser is stripped-down and fast, with few features to get in the way of the pages you browse

Facebook change gives users more privacy controls (12/9/2009)
The new controls are designed to simplify the cumbersome privacy controls that have confounded users

Google releases Chrome browser for Macintosh computers (12/8/2009)
Google released a version of its Chrome Web browser for Macintosh computers in a challenge to Safari

How fake sites trick search engines to hit the top (12/8/2009)
Even search engines can get suckered by Internet scams.

AMD to Show 3D Blu-ray Playback at CES (12/8/2009)
The new Blu-ray 3D standard is due to arrive on commercial discs in the second half of 2010.

5 top publishers plan rival to Kindle format (12/8/2009)
The format would incorporate videos, games and social networking

Hands Off with Google Goggles (12/8/2009)
Google Goggles might be one of the next evolutionary steps of mobile search

Ratings Scandal Kills More than 1000 iPhone Apps (12/8/2009)
Bogus reviews have landed Chinese iPhone app developer Molinker in deep trouble

Ancestry site puts Hitler's war service online (12/8/2009)
Ancestry.co.uk has begun the online launch of the Bavarian WWI Personnel Rosters

Google search results to include real-time data (12/7/2009)
Fresh information from blogs, news sites, Twitter and other popular hangouts will appear in Google

You have Got Freedom: AOL ends ties with Time Warner (12/7/2009)
Now investors are getting a chance to place bets on AOL

Thanksgiving Webcam Promo Leads to Malware (12/7/2009)
Malware has a way of slithering onto consumer desktops during the holiday season.

CRM Vendors Prosper by Adding Value To Bottom Line (12/7/2009)
Enterprise investments in technologies focused on customer retention and on-demand solution

Building the Google smartbook dream machine (12/7/2009)
Google could pioneer a new approach to computing by combining these 10 technologies into a netbook

Apple's Lala Acquisition: 5 Big Hopes (12/7/2009)
Apple has confirmed reports that it will gobble up Lala, but won't say how much it paid.

Ruckus Patents Technique for Video Over Wi-Fi (12/7/2009)
Ruckus had antennas and software to make high-definition video run more reliably over wireless

China closes down more video sharing websites (12/7/2009)
Most content offered by peer-to-peer websites violates copyright and is not above board

Phone thieves targeting more live music gigs (12/7/2009)
Detectives put up posters warning concertgoers to take care of their phones

Facebook creates online safety board (12/7/2009)
The board will comprise representatives from five Internet safety groups

Sony signs 3-D video deal for 2010 World Cup (12/4/2009)
Sony said it has signed a deal with FIFA to record up to 25 World Cup games in 3-D

FTC: Children still marketed violent content (12/4/2009)
The video game industry is doing a better job at keeping young kids away from violent

Taiwan government to support e-book Industry (12/4/2009)
The Taiwan government says it will spend 2 billion New Taiwan dollars on it

Microsoft Bing Suffers Outage (12/4/2009)
Users were unable to use Bing from around 6:30pm to 7:00pm

Google sees growth in online video ads (12/3/2009)
The one big shift in the next three to five years is going to be video advertising

Jackson film not part of Sony's new 3-D vision (12/3/2009)
It was unclear what titles in Sony's extensive film library might be reissued in 3-D

Stitcher iPhone app offers live streaming radio programs (12/3/2009)
The new Stitcher 3.0 allows you to choose between both on-demand content and live programs.

It's Google Friend Connect vs. Facebook Connect (12/3/2009)
Google announced that you can now use your Twitter credentials to register on Google Friend Connect

Pulitzers change rules to allow more online work (12/2/2009)
They announced that it will open its doors wider to journalism entries from online news publications

Avoid flirty patients on Facebook, doctors told (12/2/2009)
Responding to patients may be seen as overstepping the professional boundary

ESRB Releases iPhone App for Parents (12/2/2009)
It will let you quick-check the ratings summary of any game you are thinking of buying

Fring update brings one-way video chat to iPhone (12/2/2009)
You can now use your for live video calls

Why Privacy Concerns are Ruining Facebook (12/2/2009)
Now that Facebook has 350 million users, regional networks have expanded into the millions.

Yahoo plugs into Facebook to become more popular (12/2/2009)
New tools are scheduled to be activated early next year.

Google allows publishers to strengthen pay walls (12/2/2009)
Google will let publishers limit the number of restricted articles that readers can get for free

Google hopes to compete with iTunes, offer pay TV on YouTube (12/1/2009)
Multiple sources have indicated that YouTube hopes to offer streaming TV episodes for a fee

Murdoch: Media must get readers to pay for online (12/1/2009)
The key to survival lies in giving consumers content that they want in the form that they want it

Gift Guide: A focus on HD video, at many prices (12/1/2009)
I have got recommendations in all three categories

Top Yahoo Searches Show an Escapism Mentality (12/1/2009)
We saw consumers escape to the web hoping to pursue news and their guilty pleasures

Michael Jackson tops Yahoo's search charts in 2009 (12/1/2009)
The King of Pop ended singer Britney Spears' four-year reign atop Yahoo's search rankings

Nokia plans one Linux phone next year: source (11/30/2009)
Nokia started to sell its first Linux phone, the top-of-the-range N900 model, this month.

Spurious Mobile Phones in India to Be Disconnected Tuesday (11/30/2009)
The Indian government has cited security reasons to block these phones from networks

eBay fined in France for selling upscale perfumes (11/30/2009)
The decision follows a ruling last year against eBay for not respecting the system championed

Don't bet newspapers will get rich shunning Google (11/30/2009)
Microsoft wants to undercut Google so badly in Internet search

Jay Leno losing his audience to DVR machines (11/29/2009)
DVR playback is important for programs, yet isn't quite as valuable a commodity for the networks

For stars, high-tech gaffes hard to hide (11/29/2009)
A few celebrities and athletes have managed to use social networking to help resurrect their images

GPS cell phone apps challenge standalone devices (11/29/2009)
Manufacturers of GPS will have to move quickly to transform their GPS into intelligent devices

Text-a-Tip programs allow tipsters to help police (11/28/2009)
Police across the country are getting help from text-a-tip programs

Avatar video game to expand film's alien world (11/27/2009)
James Cameron was thinking beyond the big screen when he created the alien world of Pandora

Apple mailing promotes Black Friday deals (11/27/2009)
The company is offering fast, free shipping for all orders over 50 dollars

Cellphone powers back pain chip in Taiwan (11/27/2009)
The chip is implanted directly into the sufferer's back

Government delays new ban on Internet gambling (11/27/2009)
The rules would curb online gambling by prohibiting financial institutions from accepting payments

Apple's iPhone set to make splash in South Korea (11/27/2009)
KT Corp. says it has received 53,000 advance orders ahead of Saturday's official launch.

Gift Guide: Accessories to jazz up mobile phones (11/26/2009)
People have spent fortunes on smart phones but they still do not have all the features they want

Holiday Web shopping looks brighter than last year (11/26/2009)
The growth expected in online shopping is attributed to: Shopping online is a major time saver

Sony optimistic on 3-D TVs, in-house display (11/26/2009)
Sony has fallen behind in flat-panel TV technology to rivals like Samsung

Bringing Big Smiles to iPhone Shutterbugs (11/26/2009)
A basic tenet of photography is that the best camera is the one you have on hand when you need it.

Iraq to counter lies, show successes via YouTube (11/26/2009)
The new channel does not allow viewers to leave comments.

Black Friday deals for Mac and iPhone software (11/26/2009)
Have a look at some Mac and iPhone software discounts

Four Years Not Enough for Godfather of Spam (11/25/2009)
Spam costs every American--every one of us--over 13 dollars-a-year each

HDTVs for the Holidays: No Bad Time to Buy (11/25/2009)
Vendors and retailers are offering some very attractive discounts on prices

2009 geek gift guide: Toys and books for techies (11/25/2009)
Finding the perfect gift for techies is no easy matter.

Will Google’s Deal with TiVo Push More Video to the Web? (11/25/2009)
The deal with TiVo propels Google's two-year-old TV advertising arm into an new competitive league

Google apologizes for offensive first lady image (11/25/2009)
Google placed a text ad above the image titled: Offensive Search Results

Facebook changes stock structure but no plans to go public (11/24/2009)
The firm said it introduced a dual-class stock structure

Facebook Blocks Raunchy Worm (11/24/2009)
Facebook has reportedly blocked an exploit propagating on the social networking site

Google pacts with TiVo for TV ad data (11/24/2009)
TiVo will provide Google TV Ads with second-by-second viewing patterns of time-shifted programs

Google explains racist, anti-Semitic search results (11/24/2009)
Search engines are a reflection of the content and information that is available on the Internet

Can Chrome OS Make It If Netbook Buyers Want Windows? (11/23/2009)
Chrome OS will run on the ARM processor, which opens the door for designers

Canada woman to fight insurance co. over Facebook (11/23/2009)
she was diagnosed with depression and was receiving monthly sick-leave benefits

Friends go online at Foursquare to meet offline (11/23/2009)
It includes a reward system familiar to video gamers.

AOL Morphs Into Aol (11/23/2009)
The new brand identity for AOL includes giving the company a new Aol. moniker.

Chrome Unveiled; Microsoft Cheers (11/23/2009)
Chrome will be an Internet-only operating system for netbooks that can run Web-based applications.

Roku adds Flickr, Facebook, Pandora, and more video channels (11/23/2009)
Roku is adding 10 new content channels ranging from social networking to music and podcasts.

Hacked e-mails fuel climate change debate (11/23/2009)
The center confirmed the hack occurred in an e-mail statement to Wired.com.

Security Improvements in Windows 7 (11/23/2009)
Microsoft's developers caught on to the fact that users don't like a barrage of popup warnings.

Yahoo jumps on Twitter bandwagon to improve search (11/20/2009)
Yahoo will mine the short messages posted on Twitter to find fresher information

California Bans Power-Hog TVs: Death Knell for Plasma? (11/20/2009)
Their picture is not as bright

Sony Aims To Launch Online Product-Linking Service In 2010 (11/20/2009)
The service will be more extensive than the existing PlayStation Network

Five Reasons the Google Chrome OS will Flop (11/20/2009)
Here are five reasons Chrome won't live up to the hype.

You don't know tech: The InfoWorld news quiz (11/20/2009)
Give yourself 10 points for each correct answer. Now: ready, aim ... fire!

Sony to launch online download service for TVs (11/20/2009)
It will allow people to download content such as music and movies to their televisions

200 Web sites spread al-Qaida's message in English (11/20/2009)
Most of the radical Islamic sites are not run or directed by al-Qaida

Sony hopes online service will build brand loyalty (11/20/2009)
The online service will include games, movie downloads and other interactive entertainment

Google adding automatic captions to YouTube videos (11/19/2009)
The new service is intended to make online videos accessible to the deaf and hearing-impaired.

Google Exec: Company Is A Year Away From Launching Chrome OS (11/19/2009)
The new OS also comes as Google looks for ways to diversify its business.

2 sites selling Beatles songs to remain shut down (11/19/2009)
The injunction prohibits the sites and their owner from streaming or selling songs

Wikipedia, iPhone among decade's top 10 Internet moments (11/19/2009)
Here is the Webby's list of the 10 most influential Internet moments of the decade

Nokia sees corporate interest for netbook (11/19/2009)
Nokia launched its mini-laptop in August

AOL to cut a third of staff (11/19/2009)
AOL hopes to trim annual costs by about $300 million.

The Apple Tablet Is Dead (11/19/2009)
The Apple tablet is dead; in fact it probably never existed.

Google-Branded Super Phone Expected in 2010, Report Says (11/18/2009)
Google will reportedly sell its phone directly to customers as well as through retailers.

Senators blast Web sites for scamming shoppers (11/18/2009)
Affinion, Vertrue and Webloyalty are using aggressive sales tactics to scam millions of customers

South Korean regulator approves iPhone (11/18/2009)
South Korea would be one of the last major countries in Asia to get the iPhone.

Microsoft told to stop some Windows sales in China (11/18/2009)
The order said Microsoft exceeded its rights under licensing agreements with a Beijing company.

Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 friend Facebook (11/18/2009)
Both systems are integrating the social network this week.

California targets TVs to lower electricity demand (11/18/2009)
The regulations will require TVs sold in California to be more energy efficient beginning in 2011

IBM takes a (feline) step toward thinking machines (11/18/2009)
IBM Corp. are reporting that they have simulated a cat's cerebral cortex

Apple to Offer Big Black Friday Discounts? (11/17/2009)
Apple might be getting ready to offer some steep discounts on Black Friday

Why the Wii Needs a High-Def Visual Upgrade (11/17/2009)
Nintendo says a high-definition upgrade for the Wii remains a distant future endeavor

British town to offer free wi-fi to all residents (11/17/2009)
The one-million-pound project will be funded by a mixture of public and private money

360 Facebook and Twitter Today, PS3 Integration Incoming (11/17/2009)
Microsoft teased Xbox 360 Facebook and Twitter integration at E3 this summer

USA Today tests online edition at colleges (11/17/2009)
USA Today: it's identical to the newspaper's print edition but with additional interactive content

Unfriend is US dictionary's 2009 word of the year (11/17/2009)
It means to remove someone as a friend on a social networking Web site such as Facebook.

YouTube tries to help media find more free video (11/17/2009)
The application was debuting as a way to solicit and show videos on their own Web sites

Texting while driving (11/17/2009)
Offenders will be charged a fine of 150 dollars.

Online calculator helps you choose the best smartphone (11/13/2009)
To help users choose the right smartphone for them, InfoWorld.com has made available a online tool

Russian policemen complain on YouTube (11/13/2009)
Two former Russian policemen and a former prosecutor are speaking out about abuse

Panasonic debuts audio system with photo frame (11/13/2009)
The back of the device features a universal iPod dock for playing your own collection of tunes.

Spam Campaign Targets Payment Transfer System (11/13/2009)
The spam messages have a link to a fake Web site that looks like NACHA's

Google Chrome OS Launching Next Week? (11/13/2009)

Dell smart phone to debut in China, Brazil (11/13/2009)
Dell Mini 3, a keyboardless touch-screen phone that runs Google Inc.'s Android operating system

Swiss privacy watchdog to sue Google Street View (11/13/2009)
Switzerland's federal commissioner wants Google to ensure that all faces and car plates are blurred

Google, book publishers to reveal new settlement (11/13/2009)
The case involves Google's plans to scan millions of books and make them searchable

Second Beta Release of Firefox 3.6 Fixes 190 Bugs (11/12/2009)
The bug includes a mechanism to prevent incompatible software from crashing the browser

TomTom, Navigon update iPhone apps with new features, improvements (11/12/2009)
The free TomTom update has been submitted to Apple for approval.

Microsoft Bans Up to One Million Users From Xbox Live (11/12/2009)
Microsoft says that this violates the Xbox Live terms of use, and access to the service has been cut

Clicker.com aims to become Internet's TV guide (11/12/2009)
Most of the other material in Clicker's database is shown for free.

Intel to pay AMD $1.25B in legal settlement (11/12/2009)
Intel has previously defended its sales practices as legitimate and good

Review: New BlackBerry Storm improves on original (11/11/2009)
It's faster, smarter and more fun to use.

Microsoft brings more Web data to Bing results (11/11/2009)
Microsoft will show on the results page more information on travel options, events and attractions

Xbox gamer gutted after cut off (11/11/2009)
Tens of thousands of people have been cut off from playing their Xbox games online

Data-stealing hack targets jailbroken iPhones (11/11/2009)
The new risk can give the hacker access to all of your data, including e-mail messages, etc

Watch concerts free online at BillboardLive.com (11/11/2009)
Its new concert-viewing Web site offers visitors different perspectives on performances

Schools shun Kindle, saying blind can't use it (11/11/2009)
The federation says the device should be able to speak the menu choices as well.

Wi-Fi for travelers becomes Web marketing lure (11/10/2009)
Google, Yahoo, eBay and Microsoft have the same idea for marketing themselves

US State Dept deplores assault on Cuban bloggers (11/10/2009)
The State Department said the three bloggers were beaten

Nokia, Samsung step up smartphone battle (11/10/2009)
Nokia and Samsung together sell around 60 percent of all cellphones globally

iPhone fear as Rick Astley worm spreads (11/10/2009)
The virus swaps the smartphone's wallpaper with an image of Astley

Kindle for PC: Game, Set and Match for Amazon (11/10/2009)
Amazon has made available a beta version of its Kindle for PC software

Google Gives Wi-Fi Away Free at 47 U.S. Airports for Holidays (11/10/2009)
Google says the Wi-Fi will be available until January 15, 2010.

Firefox turns five: half a decade of Web liberation (11/9/2009)
Five years ago today, Mozilla released Firefox 1.0

Nokia Announces Charger Recall: What You Need To Know (11/9/2009)
The fault was discovered during a routine quality inspection

iPhone Rickroll Worm Is No Threat To Most Users (11/9/2009)
The ikee worm only affects jailbroken iPhones

AP Impact: Framed for child porn — by a PC virus (11/9/2009)
Heinous pictures and videos can be deposited on computers by viruses

Deadline arrives in Google book-scan deal (11/9/2009)
The case involves Google's plans to scan millions of books and make them searchable

No Doubt sues video game maker over Band Hero (11/6/2009)
The feature turns the band into a virtual karaoke circus act

Microsoft: Only Six Patches Next Week (11/6/2009)
They will release 6 security bulletins and updates to fix the security problems

Woman Objects To Giving Cell Phone Number To Her Boss (11/6/2009)
My privacy is important, said the woman

Fashion house Ferragamo's museum goes online (11/6/2009)
The website is dedicated to its shoemaker to the stars founder and includes pictures

Deja vu: Wal-Mart, Amazon, Target in DVD price war (11/6/2009)
When Amazon reduced some of its DVD prices to 9.99, Wal-Mart shot back by lowering its DVDs to 9.98

EMI sues U.S. website over Beatles music online (11/5/2009)
EMI confirmed it had filed a copyright infringement suit against BlueBeat.com in a U.S. court

Microsoft lays off 800 more workers worldwide (11/5/2009)
5,000 layoffs were announced in January.

EU agrees on new Internet user rights (11/5/2009)
The reforms include new privacy controls, consumer rights and increased competition for Internet

Google providing better view of personal data (11/5/2009)
The Dashboard feature pulls together all the data that pour into Google's computers

Review: Motorola's Droid is a serious smart phone (11/4/2009)
The Droid stands out from the crowd of iPhone wannabes with a slim but weighty body

App Store officially passes 100,000 app mark (11/4/2009)
the nearest competitor is the Android platform, which has around 10,000 applications.

Parallels Desktop 5 for Mac arrives (11/4/2009)
The latest release of the virtualization solution allows users to run Windows, Linux.

Microsoft redesigns MSN, adds Twitter, Facebook (11/4/2009)
The new site is cleaner, with a white background and simple, colorful links for news, sports, etc

Apple's partner sells 5,000 iPhones in China debut (11/4/2009)
Some customers said they paid the higher price to get Unicom support.

Chinese agencies fight for control of Web game (11/4/2009)
Online game operators had 6.8 billion yuan in revenue in the third quarter of this year

Sony Ericsson unveils its first Android phone (11/3/2009)
Satio, with a 12 megapixel camera, has just gone on sale.

Here is the iTunes TV Service I'd Actually Pay For (11/3/2009)
Reports say that Apple is pitching a $30-per-month service that could replace your cable.

It is The First Twitter-Only Mobile Device, But Why? (11/3/2009)
A company called Peek is betting $199 and has created just such a device.

Best Buy embraces digital delivery of home video (11/3/2009)
The alliance marks the latest step away from the DVD format

Lawmakers seek ban on laptops in airliner cockpits (11/3/2009)
The plane zoomed past its Minneapolis destination before the pilots were alerted to their situation

Internet believers: Pastors open online churches (11/2/2009)
The World Wide Web has become the hottest place to build a church

PCs shed pounds and CD drives, gain touch screens (11/2/2009)
Visit an electronics store and you might also find laptops are missing a familiar component.

Windows 7 Upgrade Headaches May Slow Rollout (11/2/2009)
There's some evidence that problems with upgrading is continuing with Windows 7.

iPhone as an eBook Reader Threatens Kindle, Says Report (11/2/2009)
The analytics firm predicts that Apple could steal market share from Amazon's Kindle

PSP Go Sees Quiet Debut in Japan (11/2/2009)
The company's sales estimate is based on data from 3,500 computer game retailers in Japan.

Hit streaming service Spotify eyes U.S. music fans (11/2/2009)
Spotify has won high marks from reviewers for the ease with which it provides access to a catalog

Microsoft CEO: IT spending won't fully recover (11/2/2009)
While we will see growth, we will not see recovery, said Steve Bellmer

Okla. hearing aimed at shaping sexting measure (10/30/2009)
Sexting alone just by itself will land a kid in jail

Marvel Comics come to iPhone (10/30/2009)
Several comics from Marvel Comics will be available for purchase via in-app purchase from the free

Web marketer ordered to pay Facebook $711M damages (10/30/2009)
Facebook sued Wallace for accessing users' accounts without their permission

Hebrew, Hindi, other scripts get Web address nod (10/30/2009)
Internet users could start seeing them in use early next year, particularly in Arabic, Chinese

Reports: Cyberattacks traced to NKorea (10/30/2009)
NK immediately was suspected of involvement in the attacks but there has been little concrete

Horror videogames scare up record sales (10/30/2009)
The monster of the horror videogame genre remains Capcom's Resident Evil 5

iPhone comes to China without key feature (10/30/2009)
Chinese news reports say Unicom hopes to sell 5 million in three years

ICANN Approves Internationalized Domain Names (10/30/2009)
ICANN is predicting IDNs could lead to a dramatic increase in the number of global Internet users.

Google Maps Nav Will Not Kill Standalone GPS (10/29/2009)
The Google solution also requires me to use a smartphone as a primary GPS

Motorola Droid: The Early Reviews Are In (10/29/2009)
Motorola Droid, another smartphone hailed as an iPhone killer

Google gets its groove on with music search (10/29/2009)
Google music search lets people search using song artists, titles, and even snippets of lyrics.

Leaked video game footage shows terrorist attack (10/28/2009)
Gamers are warned that the scene may be disturbing, and they can choose not to play through the part

Jive Brings Workgroup Collaboration to Microsoft Office (10/28/2009)
Giving users the ability to collaborate on Microsoft Office files and to use it from mobile devices

Google Accused of malicious Revenge in China (10/28/2009)
The Google notice appeared last week and prevented some visits to the Web page

Apple Set to Pass 100K Available iPhone Apps Milestone (10/28/2009)
Google's Android Marketplace offers a relative pittance of 10,000 mobile apps

Los Angeles OKs plan to use Google Web services (10/28/2009)
Google will provide e-mail, calendar, online chatting and other services to 30,000 city employees.

Google drives into navigation market (10/28/2009)
Google said its new Google Maps Navigation product will provide real-time directions

Twitter user list favors Dems in Calif. gov race (10/28/2009)
The list has attracted the attention because it apparently favors Democrats over Republicans

Disney launching iPhone, iPod touch applications (10/28/2009)
It will offer users of the popular devices items like the new Click2Life feature

Brightkite 2.0 brings more privacy, social control (10/27/2009)
Brightkite 2.0 for iPhone includes per-post privacy and social options, the new friend/fan system.

BlackBerry Storm 2 Arrives Wednesday (10/27/2009)
With the Storm 2 RIM hopes to fix its widely-panned touchscreen

Chinese paper accuses Google of hampering searches (10/27/2009)
Google searches returned a warning that the site might contain software that could harm computers

Metallica debuts finger-tapping app in iPhone (10/27/2009)
In the game, players tap areas on the screen in time with the music

Google expands availability of its free voice mail (10/27/2009)
Google's voice mail service automatically transcribes messages

PC vs. Mac deathmatch: Snow Leopard beats Windows 7 (10/26/2009)
Windows 7 was built to fix the problems that plagued Vista

How We Test HDTVs (10/26/2009)
PC World's testing philosophy has always been to evaluate products in a real-world setting,

White House opens Web site programming to public (10/26/2009)
The programming language is written in public view, available for public use

Internet set for change with non-English addresses (10/26/2009)
This is the biggest change technically to the Internet since it was invented 40 years ago

Crowded theaters build momentum for 3-D at home (10/26/2009)
Next year major electronics manufacturers Sony and Panasonic plan to introduce 3-D televisions

Netflix movie streaming coming to PlayStation 3 (10/26/2009)
It will be available for free to PlayStation 3 owners who have a Netflix subscription

Real-Time Search: Google and Bing Rivalry Intensifies on Facebook and Twitter (10/22/2009)
The chess match between the two tech giants threatens to squash smaller players in the market.

Toshiba launches portable fuel-cell for mobiles (10/22/2009)
Toshiba announced the launch of a portable fuel-cell that can power up digital gadgets on the move

Europe vows to liberate online shopping (10/22/2009)
Three out of every five attempts at buying products from websites in other EU countries failed.

Nokia says Apple iPhone infringes on patents (10/22/2009)
Nokia Corp. claims the iPhone infringes on ten patents covering both phone calls and Wi-Fi access

Microsoft hopes for a fresh start with Windows 7 (10/22/2009)
Windows 7 promises to boot up faster and reduce the clicks needed to get common tasks done

Goodbye Steering Wheel, Here Comes Drive-by-joystick (10/21/2009)
The car retains seats for four passengers and packs drive-by-wire technology

EU: breakthrough on online music rights (10/21/2009)
Part of the problem in Europe is that music rights are sold separately in each country.

Google Books project draws fire in China (10/21/2009)
Its data showed at least 17,922 books had been scanned and included in Google Books

Internet advertising appears to begin its comeback (10/21/2009)
Internet ad rates are less expensive and the returns on online ad investments are easier to quantify

Twitter may eliminate suggested users list (10/21/2009)
Just being on the list can provide an enormous boost to the number of followers a Twitter user has.

GE unveils handheld ultrasound machine (10/21/2009)
The device will be available sometime next year

U2 to stream entire concert live on YouTube (10/20/2009)
U2 said it would be the first time for such a large show to be streamed live.

Apple unveils updated Macs for the holidays (10/20/2009)
This finalizes our lineup for the holiday season, said Chief Operating Officer

Apple Teases Us in Earnings Call (10/20/2009)
Apple hinted of an unspecified product that would drive up its freight costs in the upcoming quarter

Not all is lost on the Sidekick: contacts recouped (10/20/2009)
Now Microsoft has a partial save in this embarrassing mishap

Apple updates iMac line, adds multitouch mouse (10/20/2009)
It lets people manipulate what they see on the screen by pinching

Mozilla disables vulnerable Microsoft plugin for Firefox (10/19/2009)
Mozilla has blocked Microsoft's WPF plugin for Firefox in response to a security vulnerability

Spotify to launch mobile offering with 3, HTC (10/19/2009)
Sweden's Spotify will be available to customers of British mobile operator 3

Can Verizon's Motorola Droid Live Up to the Hype? (10/19/2009)
You can expect a 3.7-inch capacitive display, 5-megapixel camera and video recorder, GPS, Wi fi

For online bargains, working together yields deals (10/19/2009)
Groupon offers daily deals on products and services

States weigh campaign rules for the Internet age (10/19/2009)
Many states currently require political ads to include disclaimers saying who paid for them

Free iPhone Apps May Now Come with a Price (10/16/2009)
Apple has introduced an in-app purchase feature for free iPhone apps

Facebook sees ad potential bigger than Google search ads (10/16/2009)
A member of the board told Reuters the company was on target to bring in revenue of $500 million.

Sony to launch PlayStation with bigger hard drive (10/16/2009)
The $350 gaming console will have a 250 gigabyte hard drive

China's Online Video Piracy Jumps to Internet TVs (10/16/2009)
The devices allow downloads of movies and TV series

Google Editions to be up and running next year (10/16/2009)
It will have some half-a-million publications available in the first half of next year

UK adult social networkers nearly double (10/15/2009)
Ofcom reveals that 38 percent of British internet users now have a social networking site profile

Microsoft says most Sidekick phone data recovered (10/15/2009)
We are pleased to report that we have recovered most customer data for those Sidekick customers

Call it twine? Twitter makes wine for charity (10/15/2009)
At first, the plan was for Twitter to make some wine as an employee team-building activity

Twitter launches Japanese mobile site (10/15/2009)
Hoping to penetrate a country where other U.S. social networking sites have failed

Google sparks e-books fight with Kindle (10/15/2009)
Readers will be able to buy e-books either from Google directly or from other online stores

Review: Windows 7 strong, but don't pay to upgrade (10/14/2009)
7 makes Windows more attractive, though not a clear-cut choice for everyone

Wal-Mart offering no-contract wireless plans (10/14/2009)
The offering includes a $30 prepaid plan for 1,000 minutes

New iPhone 3GS May Be Jailbreak-Proof (10/14/2009)
Apple is now shipping iPhone 3GS models with a new bootrom that can resist the hacking technique

Acer Debuts Liquid Android Smartphone, New Netbook (10/14/2009)
It includes a camera that tags photos with location information from the built-in GPS receiver

An iPhone With FM Radio? Yes, Please! (10/14/2009)
The iPhone 3G/3GS and the latest iPod Touch are able to receive FM radio signals

Will solar speed up emerging cell phone revolution? (10/14/2009)
Solar cell phones could build on the economic advantages that mobile phones have already brought

Microsoft patches 34 security holes, many critical (10/14/2009)
The patches target a wide array of Microsoft software, including the Internet Explorer Web browser

PepsiCo iPhone app draws fire for stereotyping (10/14/2009)
An iPhone application that promises to help men score with women

Opinion: The pros and cons of Windows 7 for business (10/13/2009)
If your users are on XP, the cons get a lot more weight.

Microsoft extends support period for Office for Mac 2004 (10/13/2009)
The scope of support will include both security updates and non-security bug-fixes.

Future Versions Of Firefox To Detect Screen Orientation (10/13/2009)
Mozilla's browser will be capable of detecting your computers orientation

T-Mobile To Compensate Sidekick Users; Is It Enough? (10/13/2009)
T-Mobile plans to compensate Sidekick users affected by a service outage with a $100 gift card

No Refunds for App Store May Mean Quality Problems (10/12/2009)
Apple's ground rules are clear.

China bans foreign investment in online games industry (10/12/2009)
An effort to tighten control over its virtual worlds.

New Michael Jackson single debuts online (10/12/2009)
It is the first new material by Jackson to be released since his sudden death in Los Angeles on June

Lufthansa, Panasonic deal for in-flight Internet (10/12/2009)
Passengers will also be able to send text messages via mobile phone

Apple’s App Refund Policy: No (10/12/2009)
There are no refunds. Period.

Sidekick contacts, data gone, T-Mobile says (10/12/2009)
The phones have been troubled by data outages for more than a week

Miley Cyrus Quits Twitter, World Ends (10/9/2009)
Details on the pop star's last-minute ditch are scarce

U.S. lawmakers want tables turned on Google Voice (10/9/2009)
Google's telephony service has the ability to block calls to rural areas where it is more expensive

Zappos-inspired startup is all about men's pants (10/9/2009)
Bonobos operates under the assumption that men don't like shopping.

China launches crackdown on online gaming (10/9/2009)
China regularly cracks down on online content it deems unhealthy

YouTube views over one billion a day: co-founder (10/9/2009)
I am proud to say that we have been serving well, YouTube chief executive said

Giorgio Armani extends designer touch to new mobile (10/9/2009)
Italian fashion house Giorgio Armani presented a new 700-euro mobile phone

Wikileaks Plans to Make the Web a Leakier Place (10/9/2009)
Wikileaks is also working on ways to make the material it receives easier to search through.

YouTube pacts heighten copyright vigilance (10/8/2009)
YouTube on Wednesday said it will be able to quickly track snippets from live television shows

Mobile device makers want common earphone plugs (10/8/2009)
CTIA Wireless Association said it is behind an initiative to make 3.5mm plugs the standard

Google Adds More Mobile Search Options (10/8/2009)
The latest evolution in mobile search is a filtering option that allows for specified search results

Justice Dept probing IBM's computer market conduct (10/8/2009)
They allege that IBM stopped doing so in recent years to choke off competition

What's Behind AT&T's New VoIP Policy? (10/7/2009)
It looks like you'll be able to use Skype on the iPhone over a 3G connection after all.

Researchers Turn to Eyeballs to Control Devices (10/7/2009)
It can detect and measures the body's electrical state to control the music player on a mobile phone

EU prepares to settle Microsoft browser case (10/7/2009)
It would formally seek feedback from computer manufacturers to allow users to pick 1 of 12 browsers

Mobile phones ring in growth in emerging markets (10/7/2009)
The mobile telephone has in recent years become a driver of economic growth in emerging countries

Amazon cuts Kindle price, adds global version (10/7/2009)
The price reduction shows Amazon is trying to maintain a lead in the nascent e-reader market

FIFA launches soccer World Cup for virtual players (10/6/2009)
It allows virtual athletes the unique opportunity of competing in an official FIFA World Cup

Verizon Wireless, Google to release Android phone (10/6/2009)
They planned to commit substantial resources to a strategic partnership

Microsoft launches new phone software (10/6/2009)
The new phones can play music, open Word and Excel documents, and be synchronized over the Internet.

Big Japanese brands readying 3-D flat-screen TVs (10/6/2009)
Sony Corp. and Panasonic Corp. have both said they will bring their first models to market next year

Hackers expose slew of Hotmail acount passwords (10/5/2009)
Cyber-crooks evidently used phishing tactics to dupe users of Microsoft

Toshiba Shows First TV Based on Cell Chip (10/5/2009)
The 55-inch TV will go on sale in Japan in early December and will cost around US 11,175

Olympics urged to learn from YouTube, Pop Idol (10/5/2009)
The Olympic movement needs to learn from the likes of YouTube or risk losing young viewers for life

FTC: Bloggers must disclose payments for reviews (10/5/2009)
It is the first time since 1980 that the commission has revised its guidelines on endorsements

Hackers Plan to Clobber the Cloud, Spy on Blackberries (10/5/2009)
The new playground for hackers is the cloud, computer applications and services hosted on Internet

England first as game live on Internet, in cinemas (10/5/2009)
The first international team to be shown live in cinemas and on the Internet but not on TV

Another use for your phone: augmented reality (10/5/2009)
The possibilities for melding the virtual and actual worlds have just started to become apparent.

No texting at dinner! Parenting in the digital era (10/2/2009)
It is not only cell phones that parents are restricting.

Wattpad adopts open e-book standard (10/2/2009)
This openness helps e-book content to flow more easily between different systems

Taiwan unveils hydrogen-powered mobile phone chargers (10/2/2009)
The device can recharge a mobile phone battery in two hours without being plugged

Nintendo's Wii Fit Plus adds pet support (10/2/2009)
The updated title lets players create avatars of their dogs and cats

IBM takes on Google in business Web-mail market (10/2/2009)
IBM could attract more customers because it has decades more experience serving the business market

Get everyone in US online, high-level panel says (10/2/2009)
They concluded that a free flow of information is as vital to the healthy functioning of communities

Microsoft Covers the Basics With Security Essentials (10/1/2009)
Microsoft's new security software removes the bloated bells and whistles found in other products

Virtual economies in videogames used as case studies (10/1/2009)
Videogames are being used as case studies to track and model real-world economies.

Online education expanding, awaits innovation (10/1/2009)
An online university because of the convenience and the low cost.

Stop sign ahead for texting while driving? (10/1/2009)
It is like driving with your eyes closed

Increasingly, states push for e-waste recycling (10/1/2009)
Several e-waste bills have been introduced in Congress over the years but none has passed.

Microsoft looks to move SourceSafe users to newer technology (9/30/2009)
TFS currently sells for about $2,700 plus $500 per user.

iPhone undisputed leader in customer satisfaction: study (9/30/2009)
Further, 92 percent of iPhone owners surveyed said that it was the ideal handset.

Grab PSP Movies from Blu-ray Discs (9/30/2009)
Now you can pull the PSP versions straight from the Blu-ray disc itself.

TiVo unveils BlackBerry app for show recording (9/30/2009)
A free application that lets subscribers set up recording of TV shows from the phones

Oops! Mizzou sells phones without wiping memory (9/30/2009)
The information on the phones might be worth more than the hardware.

Storage site Dropbox releases iPhone app (9/30/2009)
Dropbox is an online storage site that offers 2GB of free storage

German police break up Internet child porn ring (9/30/2009)
Police raided the homes and workplaces of 121 suspected members

US to share Internet review amid worldwide growth (9/30/2009)
The government agreed to establish advisory panels around the world.

Work begins on national e-health record network (9/30/2009)
Interoperability could take well beyond the 2014 timeframe to be solved

Disney characters go online as digital books (9/29/2009)
A digital library of more than 500 full-color illustrated storybooks for young readers.

Among the new features in CNN iPhone app: a price (9/29/2009)
Its app costs $1.99 to download.

AP Source: Warner to return its music to YouTube (9/29/2009)
Most of the catalog of videos from artists such as Madonna will be available for free viewing.

Vodafone to join UK iPhone battle from 2010 (9/29/2009)
It is a move that could spark a price war over the popular device.

Adobe, McAfee to Combine DRM and Data-loss Prevention (9/28/2009)
They will jointly develop a product to prevent data from leaking outside corporate networks

Jack Black and Ozzy Osbourne star in metal videogame (9/28/2009)
This fall comes a unique twist on the convergence between music and videogames: Brutal Legend

Mobile usage a rare highlight in music biz (9/28/2009)
The mobile music landscape is very much a study in good news, bad news

EU seeks to turn down MP3s music player volumes (9/28/2009)
Listening to personal music devices at high volumes for long periods of time can cause hearing loss

Apple passes 2 billion app downloads (9/28/2009)
Its iTunes applications store had passed 2 billion downloads

Endangered Ugandan gorillas join Facebook, MySpace (9/27/2009)
The Wildlife Authority is hoping that fans will befriend a gorilla, in return for a donation

Something to tweet about: Twitter valued at $1B (9/25/2009)
The investment values the 3-year-old company at $1 billion let alone profits.

Verizon Scraps Palm Pre Plans, Report Says (9/25/2009)
Verizon has reportedly ditched plans to offer the Palm Pre early next year

Toshiba to Detail Cell-based TV in Early October (9/25/2009)
Toshiba will soon unveil its first television based on the Cell processor

You don't know tech: The InfoWorld news quiz (9/25/2009)
This week's quiz is brought to you by yet another Tablet PC rumor.

Eminem publisher takes Apple to court over rights (9/24/2009)
The case involves millions of dollars and the creative rights behind the hip-hop star.

On Facebook and Twitter: Your Medical Troubles? (9/24/2009)
60 percent reported unprofessional content posted online.

New Material Aims to Make Lithium-ion Batteries Safer (9/24/2009)
It puts an end to fires and explosions caused by the lithium-ion batteries commonly found in phones

Sony to launch new motion controller next spring (9/24/2009)
The controller will can track players' voices, faces and body motion

French publishers take Google to court (9/24/2009)
The US Internet giant was counterfeiting their books by digitizing them for sale online.

Wii Price Reduced $50 as Video-Game Battle Escalates (9/24/2009)
It will go into effect on Sept. 27.

Baidu CEO draws big crowd in Google's backyard (9/24/2009)
Baidu is a nine-year-old company that dominates Internet search in China

The Good and Bad of Google Sidewiki (9/24/2009)
Goggle's new Sidewiki web annotation feature doesn't allow anonymous commenting.

New Acer Smartphones With Windows Mobile 6.5 Due Next Month (9/23/2009)
The three handsets, the F1, L1 and C1, will also come with Acer's own user interface

Democrats nix putting pre-vote health bill online (9/23/2009)
Democrats accepted an alternate amendment to make conceptual language available online before a vote

Actual people physically gather to talk Twitter (9/23/2009)
Biz Stone talked about the origins of Twitter and its goal to make a positive global impact

South Korea approves sale of Apple's iPhone (9/23/2009)
The device is available in nearly 90 countries or territories.

Report: Microsoft hiring away Apple Store employees (9/22/2009)
It’s actively trying to lure away Apple’s own retail staff to run its little shops of horror.

Chinese cyberattacks target media ahead of anniversary (9/22/2009)
New techniques include mimicking a known and trusted sender

Video game classics need museum, say Retrogamers (9/22/2009)
The Retrogamers are lobbying the authorities to set up a National Institute of Digital Sciences

Thai teacher caught on cellphone beating pupil (9/22/2009)
He faces prosecution after cellphone footage showed him beating a pupil and slamming the boy's head

Microsoft's Bing ups share of US search market (9/22/2009)
Increased its market share to 9.3 percent in August from 8.9 percent in July

EU adviser: Google ads do not infringe trademarks (9/22/2009)
The adviser is legal opinion will now be studied by judges at the European Court of Justice

Motion-Detecting Earphones Offered by Sony Ericsson (9/21/2009)
The earphones turn on music once the user inserts both earbuds.

FCC chairman outlines rules for free and open Internet (9/21/2009)
The new rules would prevent ISPs from blocking or slowing bandwidth-hogging Web traffic

Hey Microsoft, We Need More Games For Windows! (9/21/2009)
I want to like Microsoft's Games for Windows.

Facebook shuts down thorny marketing tool (9/21/2009)
A program that tracks users' activities on other Web sites

Apple Examines iPhone Battery Woes (9/21/2009)
Users are complaining that the iPhone OS 3.1 software decreases battery life

FCC chairman says open Internet rules are vital (9/21/2009)
Wireless carriers shouldn't be allowed to block certain types of Internet traffic

Need for Speed titles lead pack of racing games (9/18/2009)
The video game racing genre is gearing up for a traffic jam.

Music Industry Wants Apple, Amazon to Pay Up (9/18/2009)
They believe online retailers need to pay industry professionals for music contained in film and tv

Palm Ditches Windows Mobile (9/18/2009)
Palm says it will instead concentrate on its own operating system

Google revamps DoubleClick exchange (9/18/2009)
It plans to extend its advertising business into the market for graphical, display ads.

Google injects search savvy into display ad system (9/18/2009)
The long-awaited combination poses another threat to Yahoo Inc.

Virtual reality used for blind to map real world (9/17/2009)
The goal was to develop audio-based gaming to help blind children develop spatial

PSPgo falls further behind iPod touch and App Store (9/17/2009)
PSPgo users will download games through Sony’s online PlayStation Store through a Wi-Fi connection

Ebay petitions EU to stop blocks on Internet trade (9/17/2009)
Three quarters of a million eBay users have signed a petition, stop companies blocking online sales

Google to reincarnate digital books as paperbacks (9/17/2009)
The new service is because not everyone wants their book served up on a computer

Skype founders file lawsuit against eBay (9/16/2009)
Joltid alleged Skype broke their licensing agreement

Adobe releases Lightroom 2.5, Camera Raw 5.5 (9/15/2009)
Updates to its photography and digital photo decoding software

HP boosts Mac integration with new MediaSmart home servers (9/15/2009)
It acts as media servers for any music and video you’d like to share.

France to vote on new Internet piracy bill (9/15/2009)
It allows authorities to cut off Internet access to people who download illegally

MediaTek App Store to Serve Chinese Mass Market (9/15/2009)
Chips from Taiwan-based MediaTek already power most mobile phones in China.

HP shows off new ultra-thin PCs, stylish netbook (9/15/2009)
PC maker continue to see a market in more expensive and stylish models for those who can afford them

Chinese schools quietly discard controversial Web filter (9/15/2009)
Schools are quietly removing the Green Dam filter due to complaints over problems with the software.

Google hopes readers will flip over new format (9/15/2009)
The service is meant to duplicate the look and feel of perusing a printed publication.

Accelerated 3D Graphics In Your Browser! (9/14/2009)
The inclusion into the engine could be just the thing to give Adobe Flash a run for its money

Apple clarifies iPhone anti-phishing feature (9/14/2009)
The feature requires a few more steps that most users didn’t know about.

Kissing quest makes Taiwan woman a web sensation (9/14/2009)
A Taiwanese woman's ambition to kiss 100 men in Paris has become an overnight web sensation

LG Unveils Its First Android Smartphone (9/14/2009)
The LG-GW620 sports a 3-inch touchscreen and slide-out QWERTY keypad

Windows 7 touch: Dead on arrival (9/14/2009)
With Windows 7, Microsoft joins Appls in bringing touch to the desktop.

HDTVs, Blu-Ray Players Push Web Connections (9/14/2009)
They continue to make new connections with Web sites and services

iPhone MMS Shows Up Early (9/14/2009)
MMS allows you to send messages, with pictures, video, or audio, to other wireless phones

Cyber criminals targeting small businesses (9/14/2009)
They are targeting businesses that don't have the resources to keep updating their computer security

Twitter keeps it simple with new terms of service (9/11/2009)
It wanted to leave no doubt that the messages that people post on their profiles will be their own

Hacker pleads guilty to huge theft of card numbers (9/11/2009)
The Court will send him to prison for up to 25 years

Nirvana members dismayed by Guitar Hero 5 (9/11/2009)
The avatar of the late Nirvana frontman could be used to play songs by other artists.

Apple Fallible? Say it is not So! (9/11/2009)
Everything just works with a Mac to everything mostly works with a Mac.

Facebook Goes Back To Basics With Lite Version (9/11/2009)
The profile page on it removes many of the bells and whistles from the traditional version

Journalism watchdog calls for Cuba blogger freedom (9/11/2009)
According to the report, 22 online journalists are currently imprisoned in Cuba

Tech giants offer ideas on charging readers online (9/11/2009)
Google proposed offering news organizations a version of its Google Checkout system

Motorola unveils Google phone to muted response (9/11/2009)
The phone has a slide-out mini-keyboard and a five megapixel camera.

Sprint Nextel lowers mobile-to-mobile pricing (9/10/2009)
Users will get unlimited calling to any other mobile device in the U.S.

China moves to control online music industry (9/10/2009)
The rules are designed to step up regulation, curb rampant piracy, protect intellectual properties

AT T Will Upgrade To Faster 3G Speeds with HSPA 7.2 (9/10/2009)
It will upgrade its 3G wireless network to double speeds in six major cities

Rhapsody streaming app approved for iPhones (9/10/2009)
The initial download will be free but new subscribers will have to pay $14.99 a month

Copyright office leader balks at Google book deal (9/10/2009)
The proposed settlement are fundamentally at odds with the law, say the register of the Copyright

Highlights of Apple announcements Wednesday (9/10/2009)
The Nano now comes with a built-in video camera.

Beatlemania strikes with CDs, video game launch (9/9/2009)
Now it feels like the Beatles will go on forever, say Paul McCartney

Google Maps reborn as world's largest Monopoly board (9/9/2009)
A Hasbro spokeswoman told us the game will be free to play

China Mobile Powers up App Store With Symbian Deal (9/9/2009)
The deal comes as the Symbian Foundation steps up promotion of its mobile platform in China

Apple drops prices on iPod nanos, touches, classic (9/9/2009)
The iPod touch line has seen the 8GB model drop from $229 to $189

Trial moved for NJ blogger accused of threats (9/9/2009)
The trial for a blogger accused of threatening three Chicago-based federal judges

Google launches user-led Q&A service in Arabic (9/9/2009)
The new service comes two weeks after Yahoo bought one of the Arab world's largest online portals

Palm to release cheaper sibling of Pre smart phone (9/9/2009)
The Pixi's release will mark Palm's second attempt in less than a year to use new software

Apple Loosening Up With IPhone App Store, Allows ITune Competitor (9/8/2009)
The approval of spotify is a sign of change at Apple

HTC Tattoo Steals Motorola's Android Thunder (9/8/2009)
The HTC Tattoo focuses heavily on device personalization and customization.

Off to see The Wizard for free at Netflix Oct. 3 (9/8/2009)
The free showings will be available throughout the U.S. for 24 hours beginning at 9 a.m.

Beatles re-master, game drag band into digital age (9/7/2009)
Beatles will soon allow fans to buy at least some of their music in digital form

Spotify launches iPhone and Android mobile services (9/7/2009)
he application will allow premium users to access millions of tracks from the service

PS3 Slim Sales Trounce Xbox 360, Wii 3-to-1 (9/7/2009)
Slim-sized PlayStation 3 is already enjoying massive sales, up nearly 1000 percent over the week.

Congress weighs landmark change in Web ad privacy (9/7/2009)
The goal is: to ensure that consumers know what information is being collected about them on the Web

Apple telegraphs iPods; fans see Beatles, tablets (9/7/2009)
Apple will be packaging digital albums with videos and album art that could be viewed in iTunes

Google removes European titles from books deal (9/7/2009)
Google will remove all books still on sale in Europe

Facebook for 50-somethings woos India's Web-savvy seniors (9/7/2009)
Verdurez.com has around 4,000 registered users who blog, chat, read health news, etc.

Android OS Developers to Revamp App Marketplace (9/4/2009)
Android handset owners will be able to browse more easily third-party apps

Executive who led Google's China expansion leaving (9/4/2009)
He would set up a new venture in Beijing but gave no other details.

Don't post that! — networking etiquette emerges (9/4/2009)
Online social networks haven't been around long enough to develop hard and fast etiquette rules

Mitsubishi HDTVs Will Have VUDU Service Built In (9/4/2009)
VUDU has more than 2,200 HD movies in a library of about 16,000 titles

Fox adds on-air tweets to Fringe reruns (9/4/2009)
The tweets ran throughout the show on the bottom third of the screen.

TransferJet Wireless Data Gadgets Coming Next Year (9/4/2009)
A data transfer technology that allows information to be exchanged between gadgets.

White House to throw open visitors' book (9/4/2009)
The White House said the list would be updated every month

Microsoft Gets Reprieve in Word Case (9/4/2009)
An appeals court has granted Microsoft's request to put off an injunction

Internet addiction center opens in US (9/3/2009)
It opened in July and for $14,000 offers a 45-day program

AP Sources: YouTube may offer online movie rentals (9/3/2009)
Google is in talks with Hollywood studios to rent new release movies online

LG to unveil new Windows smartphones (9/3/2009)
LG plans to launch a total of 13 new Windows phones globally by end-2010

Not enough Facebook friends? Buy them (9/3/2009)
The company offers packages for Facebook that start at 1,000 friends up to 10,000 friends

Music label video site Vevo in talks with CBS, NBC (9/2/2009)
It is in talks with CBS Corp and NBC to license and develop shows for the Web

German bright spot for electronic devices spending (9/2/2009)
Western Europe spent 41 billion euros on technical consumer goods in the second quarter of 2009

Twitter opens a door to Iowa operating room (9/2/2009)
More than 300 tweets over more than three hours from a computer just outside the operating room

Sony sells PCs with Google Web browser installed (9/2/2009)
The Sony devices continue to provide Microsoft Corp.'s Internet Explorer

Google's Gmail Fail Casts Dark Cloud on Cloud Computing (9/2/2009)
Many users were left without access to their e-mail for nearly two hours.

Nokia bolsters phone lineup (9/2/2009)
Nokia will face new rivals like HP, Dell and Acer

Instant Messaging Speeds up Data Theft Danger (9/1/2009)
Zeus isn't the first piece of malware to employ instant messaging

EVE Online: Dominion coming this winter (9/1/2009)
CCP Games has revealed details of its forthcoming expansion to the massively multiplayer online game

Medvedev launches YouTube channel (9/1/2009)
A portal seen as an outpost of free speech in Russia.

Azerbaijani bloggers facing jail after donkey video (9/1/2009)
The video extols the virtues of life in Azerbaijan and praises the government for its fair treatment

Apple's Sept. 9 Event Has iPod Focus, Social Network, Too? (9/1/2009)
New iPods with built-in cameras are expected to take center stage at Apple's Sept. 9

Microsoft gives Windows Mobile a new look for fall (9/1/2009)
Windows Mobile 6.5 includes a new version of its Internet Explorer browser for phones

EBay to sell part of telecom service Skype for $2B (9/1/2009)
EBay said the deal values the company at $2.75 billion.

Europe mobile Internet usage to reach 39 percent by 2014 (8/31/2009)
By 2014, a third of consumers will own Internet-enabled phones compared with 18 percent in 2009

iPhone Could Get Multiple Carriers Amid France Probe (8/31/2009)
The talk about Apple's iPhones in France is currently revolving around two subjects

Samsung to open smartphone download store in Europe (8/31/2009)
Samsung's application store will initially provide more than 300 applications including games

German court rules against Google's terms (8/31/2009)
Google said in a statement that it removed the clauses, which it described unfortunately framed

Key milestones in the development of Internet (8/31/2009)
Key milestones in the development and growth of the Internet

Tennis officials a-Twitter: US Open players warned (8/31/2009)
Tennis appears to be the first sport openly concerned about Twitter's possible effect on gambling.

As Internet turns 40, barriers threaten its growth (8/31/2009)
The researchers sought to create an open network for freely exchanging information

Review: Yoostar is a movie-studio-in-a-box (8/28/2009)
It allows wannabe A-listers to digitally insert themselves into famous movie scenes

China Game Boss Sniped Rivals, Took Down Internet (8/28/2009)
Police have arrested four people involved in the attack

Will China Go Gaga Over a Crippled iPhone? (8/28/2009)
Apple stroke an exclusive three-year deal with China Unicom.

Big screen evolves to compete with small (8/28/2009)
In Europe, cinemas are taking it a step farther by remaking themselves as entertainment destinations

Microsoft: Xbox 360 Price Drop Timing Coincidental (8/28/2009)
Welcome to the first day of the headiest holiday game sales season in years.

Snow Leopard's old and new annoyances (8/28/2009)
Many of the problems things that annoyed are still there.

Apple denies battery problem with exploding iPhones (8/28/2009)
Ten French consumers have come forward to say their iPhone screens exploded without explanation

Sony releases Mac eBook Library Software (8/27/2009)
You can search the contents of your eBooks and borrow eBooks from your local public library

TiVo Inc. sues AT&T, Verizon over DVR patents (8/27/2009)
TiVo received a setback Wednesday in a similar patent lawsuit against Dish Network Corp

Regulators open inquiry into wireless industry (8/27/2009)
FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski said the agency is seeking data on how competition affects consumers

Mac OS X Tiger Can Jump To Snow Leopard for $29 (8/27/2009)
Snow Leopard, version 10.6 of Mac OS X, will cost $29 to upgrade from Leopard

Microsoft cutting price of high-end Xbox 360 (8/27/2009)
Now, both the Xbox 360 Elite and the PS3 will cost $299

Time Warner Cable to test TV on the Internet: report (8/27/2009)
The subscribers will be able to access the shows on the networks own websites

Facebook agrees with Canada on privacy controls (8/27/2009)
Users will have to specifically approve any access Facebook applications have to their friends info.

Nokia bets on Linux in iPhone battle: sources (8/26/2009)
Nokia will show its first high-end phone running on Maemo, a version of Linux

Sony plans a Kindle rival with wireless downloads (8/26/2009)
Sony's $399 Reader Daily Edition will go on sale by December

YouTube Will Offer Revenue Sharing To More Users (8/26/2009)
Once a member chooses to enable revenue sharing, YouTube will sell advertising against the video

Nokia to launch mobile financial service (8/26/2009)
Nokia said its Nokia Money service was based on the mobile payment platform of Obopay

Videos of US homeless beatings spike online (8/26/2009)
Videos of bum fights are a growing trend, with their authors defending the practice just for the fun

Adobe: CS4 exhibits minor Snow Leopard issues (8/26/2009)
Adobe Creative Suite 3 and earlier have not been tested for Snow Leopard compatibility

Phishing drops; are scammers switching tactics? (8/26/2009)
Criminals are moving on from phishing to another kind of attack, involving malicious software

Biel tops Pitt as most dangerous celebrity on Web (8/25/2009)
Jessica Biel is the most likely to land a Web surfer on a site hosting spyware

UK Chinook choppers languish after software error (8/25/2009)
Eight high-tech military helicopters have been out of service for 8 years because money

Unity game engine for iPhone offers 3x performance boost (8/25/2009)
Unity is a 3D game development engine that works on Mac OS X and Windows

PartyGaming to buy World Poker Tour for $12.3 mln (8/25/2009)
The acquisition is expected to be completed in the fourth quarter of 2009

Nokia Booklet 3G Refines the Netbook Design (8/25/2009)
Nokia Booklet 3G appears to be geared more for the worker on the go than the cash strapped student.

Ramp Champ brings boardwalk gaming to the iPhone (8/25/2009)
A new $2 game for the iPhone and iPod touch. It’s now available from the App Store.

Illegal downloaders in Britain may lose Web access (8/25/2009)
The plans include blocking access to download sites

Ownership of Unix copyright headed to trial (8/25/2009)
A federal appeals court reversed a judge's decision that granted the copyright of the Unix to Novell

The 7 best features in Mac OS X Snow Leopard (8/24/2009)
Much of Snow Leopard's focus has been internal.

Rhapsody Music Service Headed for iPhone (8/24/2009)
It will offer users unlimited music streaming over Wi-Fi, 3G and Edge for $15 per month.

Nokia plans to launch mini laptop (8/24/2009)
Nokia said it would announce the price and availability of its new pocket computer in September

Pirate Bay suitor targeted in police probe (8/24/2009)
Police in Sweden were investigating Global Gaming Factory looking to buy illegal download site.

Apple denies rejecting Google Voice for iPhone (8/24/2009)
Google Voice gives people an additional phone number that's not tied to any one phone line

Will antitrust probe keep Microsoft, Yahoo apart? (8/24/2009)
They have to convince regulators that their plan won't hurt online advertisers and consumers.

Nokia to make laptop, jumping on wireless trend (8/24/2009)
It will start making a small, light laptop, similar to ones PC manufacturers are already selling

The 10 Audio Commandments (8/21/2009)
Simple rules to make your iPod, MP3s, earphones, and PC speakers work for you

China Mobile keen on deals with Taiwan firms (8/21/2009)
They include an agreement with smartphone maker HTC to launch at least one model in China this year

U.K. Government Looks to Smart Ticketing for Transport (8/21/2009)
It lets people use their mobile phones or smart cards to pay for travel.

News Corp eyes online news consortium: report (8/21/2009)
News distributed on the Internet and on portable devices.

Panasonic leans on Avatar movie for 3-D pr blitz (8/21/2009)
Panasonic is planning to start selling 3-D TVs next year.

Movie theaters cut print show times as Web gains (8/21/2009)
The theater chains are directing consumers to their Internet sites which offer listings for free.

Microsoft, Yahoo, Amazon to fight Google book deal (8/21/2009)
The Open Book Alliance also will include an assortment of nonprofit groups.

Apple's 99-Cent Apps Are Too Cheap, Microsoft Says (8/20/2009)
Apple's App Store prices apps too low to allow professional-level software development.

Plants vs. Zombies game coming to iPhone (8/20/2009)
Plants vs. Zombies will be coming out for the iPhone and iPod touch in late 2009

Ticket site swamped for Jackson tribute in Vienna (8/20/2009)
The tribute will take place at a 17th-century palace

Wikipedia launches iPhone application (8/20/2009)
Wikipedia can be reached using Web browsers in iPhones and other Internet-linked mobile devices

BlackBerry to Sport Flash and Silverlight? Maybe Next Year (8/20/2009)
Silverlight is not supported on any mobile devices at the moment.

China's secretive military launches Web site (8/20/2009)
Part of an effort by the normally secretive military to be more transparent.

Review: Creating virtual recipe box can be a snap (8/20/2009)
What could be more fitting than using software to create a virtual recipe box?

MySpace scoops up popular Facebook app iLike (8/20/2009)
iLike technology will help MySpace users share songs, videos and games

Accused credit card hacker lived large in Miami (8/20/2009)
People who know Gonzalez say he is a nerdy, shy man who got mixed up in a shadowy world.

Google ordered to name blogger (8/19/2009)
Cohen sued Google to discover the name of the person behind the blog.

Simplify Photo streams your photos to your iPhone (8/19/2009)
The same folks who brought us music-streaming app Simplify Music.

Nokia targets India with low-cost handsets: CEO (8/19/2009)
We need to make mobility more accessible in India, say chief executive and president Olli-Pekka Kall

Shadow Complex a triumph of classic game design (8/19/2009)
It is essentially a giant maze filled with clever puzzles and hidden prizes

Label hunts hackers who stole Lewis/Timberlake song (8/19/2009)
IFPI is working with SyCo and law enforcement agencies to trace the individuals who stole the song

Sluggish PC, ink sales hurt HP; results still beat (8/19/2009)
Hewlett-Packard Co. drop 19 percent in quarterly profit.

Kmart website reveals listing for $299 PS3 Slim (8/18/2009)
The Kmart site details a slim version of the PS3 with a 120GB hard drive and DualShock 3 controller.

Google Chrome Bookmark Sync Finally Here for Geeks (8/18/2009)
Bookmark sync enables users to port the same bookmarks across all of their personal computers

Palm plans for commercial application store launch (8/18/2009)
Developers will still have the choice of giving apps away for free.

Apple probes iPhone explosion reports: EU (8/18/2009)
What they've said to us is that they consider these are isolated incidents

EVE Online maker producing console crossover (8/18/2009)
Dust 514, a console game based on the company’s popular massively multiplayer online title EVE.

Samsung Tunes Windows Mobile for UC (8/18/2009)
Samsung is working to make telephony functions work better on dual-mode handsets using Microsoft.

Blockbuster to offer movies on Motorola phones (8/18/2009)
t did not say when the phone service will be available or how much it will cost.

Change-up: White House sent unsolicited e-mails (8/18/2009)
The White House turned to its blog to respond broadly to its critics.

Bing rings up search gains, dinging Google, Yahoo (8/18/2009)
Microsoft's search engine still remains a distant third in the United States

Prosecutors say man stole 130M credit card numbers (8/18/2009)
Prosecutors say the goal was to sell the stolen data to others.

TomTom $99 GPS app heads to iPhone (8/17/2009)
A hundred-dollar makeover can turn your iPhone into a GPS device.

IBM Using DNA to Create Semiconductors Below 22nm (8/17/2009)
Microprocessors using DNA construction are ten years away

Summary Box: Weekly Amish newspaper plods along (8/17/2009)
A weekly newspaper reduce the frequency of print editions because of competition from the Internet

Telecom operators hurt selling iPhones (8/17/2009)
To buy an Apple iPhone have done nothing to increase profits and have even dented them in some cases

Dell developing mobile devices for China Mobile (8/17/2009)
The agreement involves Dell selling a smartphone known as mini3i to China Mobile

Struggling Sony Ericsson taps Nordberg as new head (8/17/2009)
Sony Ericsson has reported steep losses in past quarters and seen its market share slip to below 5%

English Wikipedia hosts three millionth article (8/17/2009)
Wikipedia is one of the most-visited sites on the Internet

Hacker used Twitter to control infected PCs (8/17/2009)
Nazario found a Twitter account that was used to send out what looked like garbled messages.

China trade ruling helps US, but piracy a problem (8/17/2009)
U.S. entertainment hope a WTO decision will make more legal productos available in China

Swine flu inspires new video game (8/17/2009)
Dutch researchers have created a game that challenges players to control a new pandemic.

Teléfonos inteligentes dan vida a pantallas orgánicas (8/17/2009)
Consumen poca energía, su calidad de imagen es mejor y se anunciaron como el futuro

Phones, PCs put e-book within reach of Kindle-less (8/14/2009)
Many phones are now sophisticated enough to be used as e-book reading devices

Apple Sept. Keynote to Spark iPod vs Zune Wars (8/14/2009)
Microsoft has announced its Zune HD, next we hear Apple is planning a music-related keynote event

NPD: Video Game Sales Not Recession-Proof (8/14/2009)
The sales of video games are continuing to slide.

Microsoft Trial Misconduct Cost $40 Million (8/14/2009)
A patent violation tacked an additional $40 million onto a jury's $200 million verdict.

China Unicom denies deal with Apple, purchase of iPhones (8/14/2009)
Talks between us and Apple have been going on for some time, but no agreement has been reached yet.

What's the Deal With Apple's September Event? (8/14/2009)
he event has been unveiled so far only to mysterious people within the music industry

Microsoft, Nokia form alliance to rival RIM (8/14/2009)
The two companies expect to offer Nokia phones running Office sometime next year.

Typhoon disrupts Asia Internet, telephone service (8/14/2009)
Service has been slow since the typhoon pummeled Taiwan last weekend

Who's that girl? Facebook entries stir jealousy (8/14/2009)
Jealous types now have to deal with brand-new kinds of provocations

Court Ban on Microsoft Word Won't Hurt Users (8/13/2009)
With nearly two months to appeal and negotiate, Redmond can confidently predict success.

Zune HD On Sale Now (8/13/2009)
Microsoft's latest MP3 player features touch-screen interface and 720p output.

Cisco says it can improve tech, music industry ties (8/13/2009)
The expansion in the online media will help improve relations with the music industry

Five Benefits of the Microsoft-Nokia Partnership (8/13/2009)
Microsoft can ensure that companies will rely on Microsoft servers and applications

Mac News Briefs: CrumplePop releases ShrinkRay for Final Cut (8/13/2009)
You can apply a new focal area to any footage, and then reposition, expand, or contract it.

Roku Internet video box adds live baseball feed (8/13/2009)
It comes with a remote and connects to a TV set, linking it to the Internet.

Australian charged with infecting 3,000 computers (8/13/2009)
A virus designed to capture banking and credit card data

China might appeal WTO ruling on film import (8/13/2009)
The communist government sees its control over content as a tool to protect its political power

Review: Password management eases with Net storage (8/13/2009)
Browsers help out a bit by offering to remember your passwords

Facebook Lite Goes Live, Sort Of (8/12/2009)
Social networking site accidentally exposes trial version to thousands of users.

WTO win could open China's door to US companies (8/12/2009)
WTO could provide massive market opportunities for American makers of everything from CDs and DVDs

Microsoft plans Office tie-up with Nokia (8/12/2009)
The two companies expect to offer Nokia phones running Office sometime next year

French teenager hurt by shattering iPhone (8/12/2009)
The phone began making a hissing noise and the screen suddenly broke

Love My BlackBerry Bold, Hate AT&T 3G (8/12/2009)
AT&T's commercials promise more bars in more places, but the provider usually delivers far, far less

ET text home? Send SMSes to outer space (8/12/2009)
It's like a message in a bottle cast out into the stars.

Georgian blogger says will not be silenced (8/12/2009)
Jakhaia has called on the Kremlin and Russian security services to investigate.

UK's Royal Opera House to perform 'Twitter' opera (8/12/2009)
Royal Opera House officials claim it will be the world's first online opera story

Redbox sues 20th Century Fox in DVD dispute (8/12/2009)
Some studios hoping to ride Redbox's growth have shown willingness to bargain

Judge rules against RealNetworks DVD copy software (8/12/2009)
RealDVD is equipped with piracy protections that limit a DVD owner to making a single copy

Roku player adds live MLB streaming (8/11/2009)
It marks the first time that the Roku box has played live video content.

Xbox Live Gets Seat In More Living Rooms (8/11/2009)
Microsoft will add access to social networking services such as Facebook and Twitter to the platform

London opera house struggles to make tweet music (8/11/2009)
Twitter users write the lyrics to a new work, line by line.

Panasonic, NEC unveil 9 new Linux phones (8/11/2009)
Linux role is increasing with the LiMo platform and Google is using Linux for its Android platform.

Neighbors Twitter, blog to keep criminals at bay (8/11/2009)
Neighbors across the country are using Twitter, blogs, e-mail and street patrol to help thwart crime

Facebook buys social media aggregator FriendFeed (8/11/2009)
It's unclear what exactly Facebook plans to do with FriendFeed

Samsung Invades HTC Territory With Android Handset (8/10/2009)
Launch a handset with Google's Android mobile software

Watch Out, iPhone: New Motorola Android Phones to Sport Beefy Specs (8/10/2009)
If these specs are the real deal, Apple's iPhone may have some serious competition.

Batman Arkham Asylum Demo Impressions (8/10/2009)
The Batman Arkham Asylum demo's out for Xbox 360 owners, it's about 1.54GB

Tr.im URL Shortener Axed (8/10/2009)
Developer Nambu says it can no longer afford to support the widely used Twitter add-on.

Toshiba to join rival Blu-ray camp, plans products (8/10/2009)
Toshiba said it is planning to introduce Blu-ray products such as players and personal computers

World's first wireless pacemaker gives patient new freedom (8/10/2009)
It transmits critical information to her doctor via the Internet.

EBay, GM to start car-selling trial Tuesday (8/10/2009)
The cars will also be searchable through eBay Motors and eBay's main site.

Apple's Tablet Computer -- A Big iPod Plus a Phone? (8/7/2009)
It will probably include 3G and be subsidized by a carrier like AT&T or Verizon

Game studio to make iPhone 3GS games, exclusively (8/7/2009)
Mad Monkey Studio announced plans to develop games for the iPhone.

Malaysia denies Internet filter will curb dissent (8/7/2009)
Internet filter would be used to police blogs and websites

Hackers attack Twitter, Facebook also slows down (8/7/2009)
The attacks may have been related to the ongoing political conflict between Russia and Georgia

Champions to unleash virtual heroes and foes (8/7/2009)
game The Champions Online will let gamers create their own virtual superheroes

The latest craze: Free e-books offerings (8/7/2009)
Patterson is among the biggest brands added to the growing list of free e-book offerings

U.S. subway rides via cellphones still a ways away (8/6/2009)
Mobile commerce is taking hold in Asia where almost 500 million mobile transactions will occur

Twitter outage clamps tweets, cause unknown (8/6/2009)
A hacker attack shut down Twitter on Thursday morning

Is Google spending $106.5m to open source a codec? (8/6/2009)
High-quality video compression technology should be a part of the web platform

Apple Releases Mac OS X Leopard Update (8/6/2009)
It brings better stability and security to the operating system

Review: New Sony Walkman misses multimedia mark (8/6/2009)
The X Series is sleek and elegant-looking, its black, sparkly rectangular body.

Shooter's online rants were like trees in forest (8/6/2009)
We should have known all along of the horrors to come

Some NFL teams clamp down on tweets (8/6/2009)
regime prohibits fans and media at training-camp practices from tweeting, blogging or texting

On2 Won't Cure Google's Video Headache (8/5/2009)
As competitors become sharper, YouTube becomes duller

Apple keyboard firmware vulnerability demonstrated (8/5/2009)
A keylogging application could be installed in the firmware of Apple’s keyboards.

Google sells underperforming radio ad business (8/5/2009)
WideOrbit Inc agreed to buy Google's technology for automating radio ad placement

Web site tracks world online censorship reports (8/5/2009)
China was blocking its YouTube video-sharing site.

New Sony e-book reader $100 cheaper than Kindle (8/5/2009)
Sony is expected to announce that it will release the Reader Pocket Edition by the end of August.

Google Billboard Ads Take Aim At Microsoft Office (8/4/2009)
Series of billboard ads touting the benefits of switching to Google Apps.

Nintendo DSi users get to share pictures on Facebook (8/4/2009)
DSi users will be able to tap an on-screen icon to send photos from DSi camera albums to Facebook

Intel boosts Facebook users power for research (8/4/2009)
Facebook users devote spare computer processing power to researching diseases or climate change.

OC man charged with modifying video game consoles (8/4/2009)
He illegally modified video game consoles to enable the machines to play pirated video games.

Sexting craze on the rise among British children (8/4/2009)
A growing number of British teenagers are swapping sexually explicit images of themselves

Irate Commuters Get An Earful From Loud Cell Phone Users (8/4/2009)
Sometimes a rude and very loud person will get on and make life miserable for the rest of us

Marines ban social networking amid Pentagon study (8/4/2009)
The ban is effective immediately on the Marine Corps computer network

Microsoft sees size as search answer in Yahoo deal (8/4/2009)
The deal will give the size and insight it needs to bring in more traffic, advertisers and revenue

Tablet prototype seen first-hand; Apple keyboard hack detailed (8/3/2009)
Apple's expected new tablet device, with a 10

Security Analyst: Las Vegas ATMs May Have Malware (8/3/2009)
ATM machines in Las Vegas that are debiting people's accounts but not dispensing cash.

Former Google VP Suggests User-Based Security at Black Hat (8/3/2009)
Let users dictate enterprise security needs.

HTC to Launch Click, Two Other Android Handsets in China (8/3/2009)
HTC will launch up to three mobile handsets with Google's Android operating system this year

Apple, Labels Stir Up Deluxe, Digital Cocktail (8/3/2009)
he Cocktail format would enable fans to play an album without having to open their iTunes music

Japan eyes e-politics as political rivalry grows (8/3/2009)
it will have to be used in campaigns. It is no longer possible to say don't use it.

Google launches rare ad campaign to sell more apps (8/3/2009)
Recently realized it needed a more aggressive sales pitch.

Google CEO leaves Apple board as companies compete (8/3/2009)
Schmidt had been on Apple's board since August 2006.

Exclusive: Sony Answers 12 Questions about PlayStation 3 Motion Control (7/31/2009)
Will it be called PlayStation Motion Control, or is that just a temporary concept name?

LG Introduces Ultra-Slim LCD TVs (7/31/2009)
The glass coating of the panel stretches elegantly from one side to the other, with a slim bezel

Android, Windows Mobile Phone Sales Slower Than HTC Expected (7/31/2009)
The mobile phone designer also blamed a slower-than-expected ramp-up of China's 3G

Leak: Motorola's Sholes Android Smartphone Headed to Verizon (7/31/2009)
he new Moto Android phone is said to come in October for an unknown price

Judge rules against BU student in downloading case (7/31/2009)
He downloaded and shared hundreds of songs

Lawmaker Calls For P2P Regulation After Data Leak (7/30/2009)
Preparing to introduce new legislation that would regulate the file sharing community

Apple: Jailbreaking iPhones could be catastrophic to networks (7/30/2009)
Apple's report says that hackers could use the phones to crash tower software, potentially disabling

Tenenbaum Music File-Sharing Trial Set To Resume (7/30/2009)
The civil trial of a graduate student sued for illegally downloading music from the Internet resumes

Microsoft Takes Another Crack At Retail (7/30/2009)
Microsoft are expected to sell laptops, mobile devices, software, Zune media players, and the Xbox.

More Holes Found in Web's SSL Security Protocol (7/30/2009)
The problems lie in the way that many browsers have implemented SSL

Apple ups Time Capsule to 2 terabytes (7/30/2009)
Apple on Thursday began shipping a two terabyte version of its Time Capsule backup system

Twitter and Facebook make Afghan election debut (7/30/2009)
Afghans may be poor but that does not stop would-be presidents campaigning in cyber space

Foxconn suicide turns spotlight on China counterfeiting (7/30/2009)
The copying of prototypes certainly happens a lot in the electronics and IT industries

Yahoo China Missing From Microsoft Search Deal (7/30/2009)
the partnership between the two U.S. companies billed it as global.

Yahoo comes full circle with retreat from search (7/30/2009)
The 10-year deal blows up a search expansion undertaken under Yahoo

Woman's Tweet Draws Landlord Lawsuit (7/29/2009)
A Chicago-area woman who criticized her landlord on Twitter is facing a $50,000 defamation suit.

Microsoft Reveals First Store Locales (7/29/2009)
The stores will also respond to consumer demand for a simpler purchasing process

For Business Owners, iPhone Apps Abound (7/29/2009)
The iPhone appears to be gaining more traction with employees of small companies

IPhone SMS Attack to Be Unleashed at Black Hat (7/29/2009)
The bug was discovered by noted iPhone hacker Charlie Miller

Eye-Fi Geo card exclusive to Apple stores (7/29/2009)
The new 2GB card is exclusive to Apple stores and Apple's online store, and costs $60.

Viral wedding video gives Brown's "Forever" a boost (7/29/2009)
Just five days after it was posted, the video was the most-cited clip

Hero to Zero, Vortex Throws, and So Long Mako in Mass Effect 2 (7/29/2009)
BioWare's Xbox 360 and Windows interactive space opera Mass Effect 2 is still half a year away

Microsoft, Yahoo agree on long-sought search deal (7/29/2009)
The extended reach will allow Microsoft to introduce Bingo to more consumers.

Apple Makes Nice with Music Labels (7/28/2009)
The four largest record companies are in talks with Apple about including content with digital music

Google Voice iPhone App Rejected by Apple, AT T (7/28/2009)
Apple has shot down Google Voice a service from Google that offers a free phone number

Surprise: Texting While Driving is Dangerous (7/28/2009)
it can be 23 times more risky in leading to a crash than drivers who are not texting.

Britain publishes Twitter guide for ministers (7/28/2009)

Taiwan's Foxconn agrees on suicide compensation (7/28/2009)
un alleged he was beaten and abused by Foxconn security personnel, who denied it.

IBM to acquire SPSS for $1.2B (7/28/2009)
SPSS software predicts customer reactions, including to sales pitches and marketing campaigns.

Sprint focuses on prepaid with Virgin Mobile deal (7/28/2009)
Sprint Nextel is intensifying its focus on the fast-growing market for prepaid cell phone service

Verizon gives free Wi-Fi to Internet customers (7/27/2009)
The customer must install software that works only on computers with Windows Vista or XP installed

Nissan unveils all-electric sedan prototype (7/27/2009)
The company on Monday showed off an electric car prototype, based on the Tiida mid-size sedan

Will Spotify make it to the iPhone? (7/27/2009)
Streaming-music app that promises to stream any of over 6 million songs on-demand

Rumored Apple Tablet is a Train Wreck (7/27/2009)
Apple will unveil a multitouch tablet with a 10-inch screen, 3G wireless broadband

Verizon profit falls, eyes 8,000 job cuts (7/27/2009)
Clearly the broader economic issues are affecting the business.

AT T Blocks 4chan, Stirs Internet Hornet's Nest (7/27/2009)
According to numerous reports from users nationwide, AT T began blocking access to parts of 4chan.

IAC in new venture with NBC's Ben Silverman (7/27/2009)
Focusing on producing and distributing multimedia content

Verizon 2Q profit falls, tops view, plans job cuts (7/27/2009)
The company will be cutting more than 8,000 employee and contractor jobs before the end of the year

AT T CEO: Exclusive iPhone Deal Won't Last Forever (7/24/2009)
AT T's future doesn't look nearly as bright as its past

Amazon's Jeff Bezos Apologizes for Removing Digital Books (7/24/2009)
Bezos apologized for Amazon's handling of illegally sold copies

Gates: H-1B Limits A 'Big Mistake' (7/24/2009)
Microsoft chairman says curbs on foreign tech workers could damage U.S. competitiveness.

Microsoft Shares Decline On Disappointing Results (7/24/2009)
Microsoft's more than $1 billion miss on the topline reflected weak demand for personal computers

Microsoft Shares Plunge On Windows Decline (7/24/2009)
Client revenue decreased primarily as a result of PC market weakness

Several Chinese Android Phones Due in Europe This Year (7/24/2009)
At least three Chinese companies have put Google's Android operating system on mobile phones

Motorola preps its own Android app dev tools (7/24/2009)
MotoDev Studio is a full IDE, not just an SDK

Palm Pre reconnects with estranged iTunes (7/24/2009)
Palm Inc. says its Pre phone can again connect to Apple's iTunes software again

Foxconn Responds About Chinese iPhone Suicide (7/23/2009)
His apartment was burglarized and he was reportedly beaten and then committed suicide

Apple Introduces New Logic Studio (7/23/2009)
Logic Studio offers significant enhancements for guitar players and live performers

What Will Vista's Legacy Be? (7/23/2009)
Vista's not-so-hot reputation will be exonerated in the next couple of years

Wal-Mart woos laptop shoppers (7/23/2009)
Wal-Mart will be aggressive in pricing the computers and the accessories

New undersea cable gives Africa high-speed Internet (7/23/2009)
The cable is expected to reduce the cost of broadband access and boost international connections

Economy keeps hurting eBay as 2Q profit falls (7/23/2009)
Earnings and revenue fell amid a sales decline in the main online marketplace

Amazon.com in $850M deal for Web shoe store Zappos (7/23/2009)
The Web retailer said it has agreed to buy Zappos.com Inc., a privately held online shoe store

Economy and iPhone subsidies trim AT&T's 2Q profit (7/23/2009)
AT&T earnings fell 15 percent in the second quarter as it subsidized the newest iPhone

Employee Kills Himself Over Missing iPhone Prototype (7/22/2009)
The missing phone was one of 16 prototypes held by the Taiwanese-owned company

World of Warcraft Allowed Partial Relaunch in China (7/22/2009)
China will allow popular online game World of Warcraft to be relaunched for some players

Yahoo: "Most Significant" Change Fails to Wow (7/22/2009)
Carol Bartz created a place for folks who have no online life and need to be told how to find one

New e-book reader to use AT&T network (7/22/2009)
AT&T will support an electronic book reading device due early next year

Intel boosts speed, cuts prices of solid-state drives (7/21/2009)
Intel is introducing new solid-state drives with increased performance

Warner Music and YouTube still talking on deal (7/21/2009)
EMI Music, Universal Music, Sony Music Entertainmenthave renewed their deals with YouTube.

3G-satellite System Coming to AT&T Gets First Call (7/21/2009)
TerreStar-1 is designed to complement 3G networks on the ground, providing unlimited coverage

Report: Agency withheld distracted driver research (7/21/2009)
Cell phone usage by drivers increased 50 percent, from 4 percent in 2000 to 6 percent in 2002

Mideast, Africa mobile broadband to explode: report (7/21/2009)
Mobile broadband will expand to $6 billion in the next two years from the current $1 billion

New Barnes & Noble multi-format e-books dog Amazon (7/21/2009)
Barnes & Noble will sell books that shoppers can read on the iPhone, iPod Touch and BlackBerry

Yahoo jazzes up home page with major makeover (7/21/2009)
The retooled page will be introduced in the United Kingdom, India and France later this week

Microsoft Keeps Watchful Eye on Yahoo's Earnings (7/20/2009)
Bartz has been cleaning house at Yahoo in an effort to turn the company around and save on expenses

China's Internet Lockdown Hurts Local E-businesses (7/20/2009)
The Internet lockdown has also slowed business for local companies with mainly online operations

Big tech earnings week will reveal economic trends (7/20/2009)
People say technology stocks rose or technology stocks fell.

AOL tries to recapture that startup feeling (7/20/2009)
Executives say they are trying to recapture elements of the culture AOL had when it was a startup

Earning preview: Microsoft looms over Yahoo 2Q (7/20/2009)
Yahoo Inc. is scheduled to report its second-quarter results after the stock market closes Tuesday.

Did TechCrunch Go Too Far In Revealing Twitter Docs? (7/17/2009)
TechCrunch received a zip file from

Microsoft vs. Apple: Running Stupid, Not Scared (7/17/2009)
Macworld says Microsoft is running scared of Apple

Microsoft, Yahoo Said To Renew Search Talks (7/17/2009)
An alliance could further strengthen their position.

Is There a Virtual Worker Personality? (7/17/2009)
Working remotely is a more nuanced affair

High-tech Toys Abound at the Tokyo Toy Show (7/17/2009)
Tokyo's Toy Show opened on Thursday showcasing some of the latest high-tech gadgets from Japan.

New Pirate Bay Owners Hatch Plan to Go Legit (7/17/2009)
New Pirate Bay is a "resource-supported" model where royalty fees and other costs are subsidized

IBM sees better profits for 2009 (7/17/2009)
Big companies are still largely in lockdown mode.

Google's slowing ad sales trump record 2Q profit (7/17/2009)
Its revenue growth slowed like never before.

Apple Wanted Microsoft Ads Yanked (7/16/2009)
Turner claimed that a recently launched ad campaign touting the value of Windows PCs is so effective

Will Twitter Sue TechCrunch? (7/16/2009)
The confidential documents Williams refers to were obtained by a French hacker named Hacker Croll

Apple Blocks Palm Pre's iTunes Compatibility (7/16/2009)
One of the convenient factors of the Pre had been its ability to use iTunes to sync and manage media

Apollo 11 Anniversary: Debate Continues (7/16/2009)
One Giant Leap'? Or a Waste of Money?

Bowlingual Dog-emotion Translator Is Back (7/16/2009)
It is said to be able to recognize and convey six basic emotions.

Nokia cuts profit, market share outlook (7/16/2009)
Nokia also cut its forecast for 2009 market share at its phone business

China's population of Web users hits 338 million (7/16/2009)
That is a 13.4 percent jump since the end of 2008

Twitter hacked by old technique — again (7/16/2009)
For the third time this year, the company was the victim of a security breach stemming

Google Voice Expands to BlackBerrys, Android (7/15/2009)
This software does not appear to be headed for the iPhone yet

Hands On with the eeePC T91 Touch Netbook (7/15/2009)
It is the first touch-enabled netbook to hit the U.S. market.

Chrome OS: Windows killer? (7/15/2009)
Of course the intention was to have the Microsoft marketing monster shaking in its boots

Big game publishers muscle in on iPhone's upstarts (7/15/2009)
Apple's App Store is crowded with about 13,000 games, many from tiny developers.

Intel's strong numbers suggest PC business on mend (7/15/2009)
That's not to say that personal computers are flying off the shelves

Intel eyes Google but Microsoft is mainstay (7/14/2009)
"We welcome Google's move," said Intel spokeswoman

Windows 7: Not Done Yet, but Close (7/14/2009)
RTM is essentially the final ‘stage' of engineering for Windows 7

Comcast Subscribers Getting HBO, Cinemax On Web (7/14/2009)
The HBO and Cinemax content will be available at no charge through Comcast.net and Fancast.com.

Apple: More Than 1.5 Billion Apps Served (7/14/2009)
It's only been around for a year, but Apple's App Store has proven wildly successful.

Microsoft scores Azure cloud win (7/14/2009)
Azure storage will be provided for thousands of mobile Web sites

India's Rural Mobile Phone Users Hit 100 Million (7/14/2009)
Indian mobile services companies have identified the rural market as a new growth opportunity

Earnings preview: Bar set low for Google's 2Q (7/14/2009)
Google is operating under the assumption that both consumers and businesses will be pinching pennies

SKorean police: Hackers extracted data in attacks (7/14/2009)
The attacks caused outages on prominent government-run sites in both countries.

Blockbuster to stream video rentals on Samsung TVs (7/14/2009)
TVs will include a built-in feature that will enable people to rent the latest DVD

Office 2010 test opens; free Web versions later (7/13/2009)
Microsoft is adding free companion versions that run in a Web browser.

LG launches app store, initial focus on Asia (7/13/2009)
LG App Store would provide 1,400 applications including 100 free programs, available in 15 languages

IPhone Closer to China Launch With Network Tests (7/13/2009)
China is allowing Wi-Fi on handsets only if they support a domestically developed security protocol.

Microsoft takes on Google with free Office programs (7/13/2009)
It is the latest salvo in an intensifying war between the two technology giants

Young workers push employers for wider Web access (7/13/2009)
Technology as an advantage or as a hindrance

Chrome OS Could Offend the Open Source Community (7/10/2009)
Chrome OS will spread to more mainstream computing devices as time goes on

Indian Mobile Operator Will Spin off Infrastructure (7/10/2009)
The move by Idea Cellular is in line with the plans of competitors

PCs could be hit next in Web attack: South Korea (7/10/2009)
North Korea was not in a list of websites from five countries where the attacks may have originated

Google CEO: New operating system changes the game (7/10/2009)
Schmidt didn't want to get into a potentially bruising battle with Microsoft Corp.

Apple filings detail ID app, other potential iPhone enhancements (7/9/2009)
The new ID App identifies objects in a user's surroundings

Microsoft to Offer Family Discount on Windows 7? (7/9/2009)
you'll see several online retailers offering the upgrade in the neighborhood of $140

Analyzing Google's Chrome OS strategy (7/9/2009)
OS based on the company's Chrome browser and intended primarily for use in low-cost Netbooks

Bloggers test boundaries in Saudi Arabia (7/9/2009)
Blogging provides a rare platform for speech in a country which has no elected parliament

Top media execs wonder how Twitter will make money (7/9/2009)
The recurring doubts about Twitter's moneymaking potential cropped up again Wednesday

Official says 7 S. Korean Web sites attacked again (7/9/2009)
One belonging to the government and the others to private entities

North Korea suspected in U.S., South Korea Web attack (7/8/2009)
Malicious programs were found targeting 26 U.S. and South Korean Web sites

Apple iPhone Battery Drain? It's The Software (7/8/2009)
The battery issues were a software problem, not a hardware problem.

Google's new operating system to take on Microsoft (7/8/2009)
Chrome operating system, which is expected to begin running computers in the second half of 2010.

White House among targets of sweeping cyber attack (7/8/2009)
It was not immediately clear who might be responsible or what their motives were.

Gmail, Google Docs, more finally lose beta tag (7/7/2009)
The reason for dropping "beta" from the products seems to be largely political

Windows 7 Pre-Sales Remain Strong (7/7/2009)
Amazonand other retailers have been taking pre-orders for Windows 7 since June 25th

Gmail drops beta label to woo business customers (7/7/2009)
Google says its e-mail service and three other applications for businesses are now finished

Panasonic breaks into robotics with medical robot (7/7/2009)
Panasonic will sell the robot to Japanese hospitals next March

Microsoft warns of serious computer security hole (7/7/2009)
The vulnerability disclosed Monday affects Internet Explorer users whose computers run Windows XP

Nokia Says No Android Phone in the Works (7/6/2009)
Nokia has denied that the Finnish company is working on a mobile phone running on Google's Android

Facebook revenue to be "billions" in 5 years: board member (7/6/2009)
The world's most popular online social network could pile up $1 billion in revenue this year

DoCoMo invests $45.5M in US mobile video firm (7/6/2009)
NTT DoCoMo said the purchase was made to strengthen its music and video services domestically.

Savvy Internet users defy China's censors on riot (7/6/2009)
Twitter and YouTube appeared to be blocked in China late on Monday afternoon

China Testing Mac Version of Green Dam Web Filter (7/3/2009)
The mandate has not been canceled, only delayed.

Apple iPhone 3GS Jailbreaking Tool Hits the Street (7/3/2009)
The tool, called ‘purplea1n’, is only available for versions of the Windows operating system

Broadband industry group say U.S. rules go too far (7/3/2009)
The funds are part of a 7.2 billion program to build an high-speed Internet structure in rural areas

US wants privacy in new cyber security system (7/3/2009)
The pilot program, known as Einstein 3, was supposed to launch in February

Web retailers, states tussle over tax rules (7/2/2009)
states aching under the weight of the recession are seeking a way around that rule

Companies pledge more openness about Web tracking (7/2/2009)
Companies can track consumers as they visit different Web sites, conduct searches and buy things

Warning over Michael Jackson email virus (7/2/2009)
The email comes with the subject "Remembering Michael Jackson"

Web advertisers propose self-regulation principles (7/2/2009)
too much information was gathered about Internet users that was shared too widely

The Pirate Bay Promises to Share the Loot (7/1/2009)
TPB is also willing to pay you to keep your computer online and distribute the file to others

Is Twitter the news outlet for the 21st century? (7/1/2009)
Make no mistake about it, Twitter has in many ways been a boon to the media.

Party celebrates China web filter delay (7/1/2009)
Many said it was an unexpected victory against state censorship

Sony struggling as Walkman hits 30th anniversary (7/1/2009)
Sony is struggling to reinvent itself and win back its reputation as a pioneer

The iPhone 3GS Popularity Wars (6/30/2009)
his suggests that Apple is still concerned about the retail availability for it customers.

Firefox 3.5 released, ready to upgrade the Web (6/30/2009)
The new version boosts performance, introduces useful new features.

China backs away from Internet filter (6/30/2009)
No new date was given and the plan may drift into oblivion.

Pirate Bay sold, to become more like Carnival Cruise Lines (6/30/2009)
The Pirate Bay is a site that is among the top 100 most visited Internet sites in the world.

ICANN hires former cybersecurity chief as new CEO (6/26/2009)
The U.S. government retains oversight of ICANN under an agreement that expires Sept. 30.

News of Jackson's death first spread online (6/26/2009)
The celebrity Web site TMZ.com. site broke the news of Jackson's death at 5:20 p.m. Thursday.

Call of Duty offered as download for PowerPC and Intel Macs (6/26/2009)
Call of Duty Deluxe Edition combines the original Call of Duty with its expansion pack.

Buffett says Jobs's transplant is material fact (6/26/2009)
Savvy billionaire Warren Buffett is the latest to chime in on Steve Jobs’s secret liver transplant.

NYC 5th grade chorus lands famous fans via YouTube (6/26/2009)
Then he put their singing on YouTube, and the world took notice.

China Telecom in Talks to Offer BlackBerry (6/26/2009)
The companies expect to start sales of the device in the fourth quarter.

iPhone Jailbreaking Returns, But Can Be Expensive (6/26/2009)
In the U.S., the iPhone Dev Team has released an unlock code for iPhone 3.0 software.

Google slammed as China and U.S. quarrel over Internet (6/26/2009)
A spokesman for Google in China declined to comment.

NKorean state media news available on Twitter (6/26/2009)
News stories from North Korea's official mouthpiece are available on Twitter.

Giant alien robots start life as sketches (6/26/2009)
Computers, and the artists operating them, worked countless hours to craft battle scenes.

iPhone 3GS Chews Through PlayStation, Game Boy Games (6/25/2009)
The original 3G was only able to hit 60 fps with the same game, apparently.

Not Yahoo!'s job to fix China: CEO (6/25/2009)
The board does its best, the company does its best to run a good business.

Gartner predicts PC shipment growth in 4Q (6/25/2009)
Computer makers bank on holiday shopping for a large portion of their annual sales.

Microsoft says Vista buyers to get free Windows 7 (6/25/2009)
Microsoft also said it is taking limited pre-orders for Windows 7, selling some for as little as $50

Who moved my Delete key? Lenovo did. Here's why (6/25/2009)
Computers get smaller, faster every year, but keyboard design remains largely stuck in 19th century.

Must Apple discuss CEO Jobs' health? (6/23/2009)
Apple's stock has fluctuated along with Jobs' health since 04, when first learned that he had cancer

Free Security Product Vets Twitter Links (6/23/2009)
SecureTwitter is designed to warn people about links that people post on the micro-blogging service.

Can you manage an iPhone like a BlackBerry? (6/23/2009)
The iPhone can't be managed for security and access policies like a BlackBerry can.

China says Web filtering software launch unchanged (6/23/2009)
Chinese say the Internet filtering is an effort to block access to violent and pornographic material

MySpace to cut 300 international positions (6/23/2009)
MySpace has had difficulty growing its user base, which stands at about 125 million worldwide.

New mafia game hits up Twitter players for money (6/23/2009)
The price: a fee, or a willingness to accept offers from advertisers.

T-Mobile myTouch 3G: Too Little, Too Late? (6/22/2009)
The first time we have seen a version of the T-Mobile myTouch 3G was back in February.

More than 1M new-model iPhones sold (6/22/2009)
The iPhone 3G S went on sale Friday in the U.S. and seven other countries.

US presses China over Internet filtering (6/22/2009)
It is to be pre-installed or included on a compact disc with all PCs sold in China starting July 1.

Variable iTunes pricing a moneymaker for artists (6/21/2009)
Digital revenue is increasing too slowly to compensate for the decline of CD sales.

Apple fans are prepared for a part-time Jobs (6/21/2009)
With Jobs' return to Apple just days away that prospect is a lot less daunting.

Apple CEO Steve Jobs had liver transplant (6/21/2009)
Received a liver transplant two months ago but is recovering well, The Wall Street Journal reported.

Microsoft on New Xbox 360: We're Not Even Halfway There (6/19/2009)
Project Natal will be an important part of this platform, but we have not confirmed a launch date.

Fight Against China's Web Filtering Software Grows (6/19/2009)
The move added pressure over intellectual property theft to concerns that the Web filtering software

Iraqi launches nation's first e-shopping site (6/19/2009)
The site connects buyers and sellers for free -- although few goods are on offer so far.

City asks applicants for Internet passwords (6/19/2009)
The city argues that it only uses the information to verify application information.

Smaller crowds greet new iPhone (6/19/2009)
The 3GS smartphone features a faster processor, longer battery life and the ability to take videos.

Boston Rain Doesn't Dampen iPhone Buyers (6/19/2009)
The lines were longer than those in San Francisco, which at least had better weather.

FCC chair-designate to look at mobile handset deals (6/19/2009)
Julius Genachowski said he will focus on promoting competition and consumer choice.

Jury rules against Minn. woman in download case (6/19/2009)
The new trial was ordered after the judge in case decided he had erred in giving jury instructions.

ATT and Apple: A Failing Partnership? (6/18/2009)
First there were the massive activation server crashes upon release of iPhone OS 3.0

IPhone to hit stores as Apple awaits Jobs' return (6/18/2009)
The consumer electronics giant remains mum on exactly when and how Jobs will come back.

Special effects outsourcing grows in India (6/18/2009)
Executives in India say cost pressures are pushing studios to send more work to India.

Apple reminds Palm Pre owners what unsupported means (6/17/2009)
Apple would like to remind everyone that such capabilities are fleeting.

US cybersecurity chief warns of market in malware (6/17/2009)
There is an entire community of people who are involved, organized crime is involved.

Extensis releases Universal Type Server 2.0 (6/17/2009)
Helps creative businesses and workgroups handle font-related workflow issues and problems.

Microsoft search still growing with Bing (6/17/2009)
Bing had its full launch June 3 but was available to some users for a few days before that.

IRS, Treasury want cell phone tax repealed (6/17/2009)
The request comes a week after the Internal Revenue Service sparked an outcry.

How much money is YouTube losing? (6/17/2009)
Technology consultants at RampRate Inc. project YouTube's operating losses this year at $174.2 mill.

Adobe Systems posts drop in 2Q profit, sales (6/16/2009)
Adobe earned $126.1 million, or 24 cents per share, a 41 percent decrease from $214.9 million.

MySpace to cut 30 pct of jobs to boost efficiency (6/16/2009)
The cuts amount to about 420 people, bringing the total number of MySpace's U.S. staff to 1,000.

Amazon Could Open Kindle To Other E-Book Formats (6/16/2009)
Chief executive Jeff Bezos also may consider subsidizing the Kindle in return for subscription.

How Open Source Can Beat the Status Quo (6/16/2009)
Open source is an enabler. It's a catalyst. It allows other things to happen.

Is Project Natal a New Xbox 360 Console? Nope (6/16/2009)
Xbox 360 is only maxed out if you're the sort of developer I don't want making games.

Opera launches new media, file sharing service (6/16/2009)
Similar technologies have been available before for tech-savvy consumers.

iPhone 3GS: The S is for Speedy Delivery (6/16/2009)
The official introduction of the newest iPhone is set for 8 A.M. Friday in Apple's U.S. retail store

RIM aims to cross categories with BlackBerry Tour (6/16/2009)
The Tour is loaded with multimedia features similar to those found in the BlackBerry Curve and Pearl

Tweeting Iran: Elex news in 140 characters or less (6/16/2009)
Like all the Twitter users in Iran who agreed to be interviewed for this story.

Apple Java update fixes security hole (6/15/2009)
Apple has faced criticism for its laggard response in incorporating Sun’s changes to system.

Celebrities tweet for Suu Kyi's release in Myanmar (6/15/2009)
Continued denial of your freedom unacceptably attacks the human rights of 2,156 political prisoners.

Virgin Media and Universal launch music service (6/15/2009)
Potential customers would also want to know if service would offer tracks free of digital rights.

Amazon to pay Toys R Us $51M to settle suit (6/12/2009)
Amazon.com Inc. will pay $51 million to Toys R Us Inc. to end a long-standing legal dispute.

YouTube Won't Watch White House Videos With You (6/12/2009)
YouTube has agreed to ditch its monitoring cookies for videos viewed on the official White House Web

CIA adopting Web 2.0 tools despite resistance (6/12/2009)
The CIA is adopting Web 2.0 tools such as blogs and collaborative wikis.

Hands on with Freeverse’s summer iPhone game lineup (6/12/2009)
Freeverse is pushing the iPhone platform into new and exciting directions.

Microsoft's Free Antivirus: Is This An Apology? (6/12/2009)
Microsoft also badly needs to do something to add zing to the Windows 7 release.

Security Group Converges to Fight Internet Abuse (6/12/2009)
The latest meeting was MAAWG's largest European meeting, with 270 participants from 19 countries.

Safari 4 downloaded more than 11 million times in three days (6/12/2009)
The 11 million figure includes 6 million downloads for the Windows version of Safari.

May 2009 Video Game Sales Tumble 17%, Slump Continues (6/12/2009)
May spelled bad news for consoles, too, with software sales down 17% to $450 million.

China take steps to deal with SMS spam messages (6/12/2009)
One mobile number cannot send more than 200 messages per hour or 1,000 per day on weekdays.

EA creates a racket (and a golf club) on the Wii (6/12/2009)
It doubles as a sword, a gun, a racket, a steering wheel or whatever else a game designer.

No tweets from many Twitter members (6/11/2009)
That 10 percent of Twitter members account for 90 percent of tweets: study.

MySpace prepares for massive layoffs (6/11/2009)
The online social network is preparing to lay off as many as 500 of its 1,600 workers.

Windows 7 Without Internet Explorer (6/11/2009)
Windows 7 E, as the browserless system will be called, will be made available throughout Europe.

Final DTV transition is relief for some businesses (6/11/2009)
The vast majority of them are already broadcasting digitally, so there is no new cost coming.

Microsoft will soon unveil free anti-virus software (6/10/2009)
Microsoft would soon make a trial version, or product beta, available via its website.

Digital downloads spell end for video game stores? (6/10/2009)
Retailers like Target splashed out on large booths at last week's E3 Expo in Los Angeles.

Milos Forman in plea for copyright protection (6/10/2009)
Internet today is functioning as a dreamlike supermarket where you can go and take anything.

USA Today publisher sees hope in mobile platforms (6/10/2009)
USA Today already has been selling electronic editions for $13.95 a month.

Google unfazed by 3 US government inquiries (6/10/2009)
The U.S. government has been examining Google's plan to make digital copies of out-of-print books.

British hacker too ill for U.S. trial (6/9/2009)
His defense team say he would be at risk of suicide or mental illness if he were extradited.

Chinese Web filter move raises issues: Microsoft (6/9/2009)
Microsoft is committed to helping advance the free flow of information and to transparency.

T-Mobile USA probes claim its network was hacked (6/9/2009)
The company did not say whether it believed the person possesses additional T-Mobile data.

Ngmoco releases Star Defense game for iPhone and iPod touch (6/9/2009)
You can battle friends in asynchronous multiplayer action over Twitter, Facebook or e-mail.

Microsoft's Bing makes early gains (6/9/2009)
Bing has lots of ground to make up. In April, the last full month for which figures are available.

Music industry battles Spanish computer buff (6/9/2009)
We are attacking companies who are profiting by developing applications that are used for piracy.

Vista-To-Windows 7 Free Upgrades Start June 26 (6/8/2009)
Microsoft is hoping that the Windows 7 operating system helps it recover from the Vista debacle.

For newspapers, more bad news: Online ad revenue is plummeting (6/8/2009)
The news could be especially troubling for magazines and newspapers.

Facebook, Twitter Becoming Job Search Tools (6/8/2009)
The average job search takes almost three months, and with the nation’s unemployment rate at 9.4 %.

What business can expect from Mac OS X Snow Leopard (6/8/2009)
In business, using ActiveSync at first appears to be a nonevent.

Sony: Who Needs a PlayStation 3 Price Drop? (6/8/2009)
Sony even had the audacity to announce its new diet-handheld--the PlayStation Portable Go.

Regulators drop bid to block online gambling (6/8/2009)
The online gambling, claiming the state notice was not legally valid.

China requires PCs to come with anti-porn software (6/8/2009)
Although porn sites are initially targeted, the software could be used to block other Web sites.

Apple drops price of least expensive iPhone to $99 (6/8/2009)
The company's first dramatic price cuts since the recession began a year and a half ago.

Sweden's political pirates show web's election power (6/8/2009)
The old politicians don't understand, added Falkvinge.

Web site tracks policy changes at popular sites (6/5/2009)
The site will compare old and new policies side by side and highlight changes.

Suspense builds ahead of Apple extravaganza (6/5/2009)
Others on Wall Street believe the stage is set for a surprise product announcement.

E3: Nintendo Flattered by Xbox 360, PS Motion Control, or Vice Versa? (6/5/2009)
Surely the company deserves plaudits for beating the snot out of gloomy.

IBM trades legal suits with Philippine govt agency (6/5/2009)
The computer firm is demanding 4.33 million dollars in damages and legal expenses.

ATM Malware Spreading Around the World (6/5/2009)
The malware records the magnetic stripe information on the back of a card as well as the PIN.

Mac and Linux users can use Chrome but beware! (6/5/2009)
Google has been promising to deliver browser releases for Mac OS X and Linux machines.

Palm Pre is coming out party (6/5/2009)
Sprint, which will carry the Pre exclusively at least through the end of the year.

Internet ad revenue falls 5 % in first quarter (6/5/2009)
The Interactive Advertising Bureau is estimating revenue of $5.5 billion for the quarter.

Apple's next iPhone crop must fight off more pests (6/5/2009)
Now the next version of Apple's touch-screen phone has to outdo a slew of rival gadgets.

Fed Up With Twitter Spam? It’s Going to Get Worse (6/3/2009)
Twitter officials acknowledge they’ve got a serious spam problem.

Verizon's Public Cloud Aimed at Enterprise (6/3/2009)
Verizon has outfitted CaaS with features that make it a better option for enterprise customers.

New Opera Web browser offers more tab options (6/3/2009)
Opera 10 retains the Speed Dial feature, which displays thumbnails of your favorite sites.

Sony PSP Go Plays Games, Videos and Music (6/3/2009)
Sony has added some bells and whistles it is betting will make up for the price hike.

Apple Rumor Mill Predicts iPhone App Sharing (6/3/2009)
Is that the new version of the iPhone OS may allow iPhone users to share applications with friends.

T-Mobile Expected To Release Another Android Device (6/3/2009)
T-Mobile's G1 smartphone, the first major Android device, will soon have a sibling.

BlackBerry maker warns on security vulnerability (6/3/2009)
Technology companies constantly battle to stay ahead of increasingly sophisticated hackers.

Embarrassing' mistake puts US nuke list online (6/3/2009)
They contended the locations and other details already were available from public sources.

Google Sets Plans to Sell E-Books (6/2/2009)
News of Google's plans was first reported by the New York Times and later confirmed by the company.

Sun Tests New Java Store, Java Warehouse (6/2/2009)
Developers will have until the Java Store's public launch at the end of this year to add programs.

Apple rolls out One to One changes (6/2/2009)
Members are only entitled to a single Personal Setup session in a purchased subscription.

The Sims 3 launches simultaneously for Mac, PC, iPhone and iPod touch (6/2/2009)
Macworld has also posted previews of the Mac and iPhone versions.

Publishers look to music lessons on digital content (6/2/2009)
It is learning from music labels, who have seen a shift in fans to digital sales from physical sales

INQ Mobile to roll out Twitter-phone (6/2/2009)
INQ Mobile plans to introduce a Twitter phone in time for the Christmas sales season.

Microsoft unveils full-body tracking for Xbox (6/2/2009)
The announcements underscore how the interactive gaming industry.

China blocks Twitter service ahead of anniversary (6/2/2009)
Twitter and email service Hotmail was blocked across mainland China on Tuesday afternoon.

Acer to offer Google's Android in netbook PCs (6/2/2009)
Netbooks, which are inexpensive little laptops primarily designed for using the Internet.

Three-Application Limit Dropped for Windows 7 Starter (6/1/2009)
Microsoft said it had decided to drop its Windows 7 Starter app limit after receiving feedback.

Belkin announces TuneBase models with hands-free phone features (6/1/2009)
The TuneBase Direct will be available in the US in early June.

Remaining Beatles come together to promote game (6/1/2009)
The Beatles: Rock Band hits store shelves on Sept. 9. Its publisher is MTV Games.

Microsoft adds Facebook, Twitter to Xbox Live (6/1/2009)
Users of Xbox Live will be able to keep tabs on and communicate with friends without use a computer.

Experts warn mobile phones face hacking threat (6/1/2009)
Security experts say would-be hackers can access confidential information via a simple text message.

In preparation for iPhone 3.0, Apple posts iTunes 8.2 (6/1/2009)
t’s available for download through the Software Update system preference.

US newspaper ad revenue slide continues (6/1/2009)
Online advertising revenue declined 13.4 percent during the period to 696.3 million dollars.

US military tweets news from Afghanistan (6/1/2009)
U.S. and Afghan forces killed four militants in Wardak province, the U.S. military tweeted.

Cisco addition increases technology clout in Dow (6/1/2009)
The addition of Cisco reflects the increasing importance of information technology in the U.S.

Spielberg unveils motion control for Xbox 360 (6/1/2009)
The announcement was made at Microsoft's flashy Electronic Entertainment Expo in California.

Kindle display maker E Ink to be bought for $215M (6/1/2009)
The buyer is Prime View International, which has been Cambridge, Mass.-based E Ink's partner.

As Web communication shrinks, so do links (5/31/2009)
Some link-shrinkers let you personalize the new address with a unique phrase such as your name.

New US command to focus on cyber battlefield (5/30/2009)
The move reflects a shift in military strategy with cyber dominance now part of US war doctrine.

Cuba criticizes Microsoft blocking Messenger (5/29/2009)
He called the ban on transfer of technology a truly harsh violation of Cuba's rights.

Live TV Coming to the Xbox 360 (5/29/2009)
Microsoft's Xbox 360 is suiting up to become an all-encompassing entertainment center.

3G Auction a Priority for India's Communications Minister (5/29/2009)
The communications ministry announced in December plans to auction 3G licenses.

Google Wave Could Transform Net Communications (5/29/2009)
Google previewed its latest Web-based application at the Google I/O developer's conference.

Japan university gives away iPhones to nab truants (5/29/2009)
Truants often fake attendance by getting friends to answer roll-call or signed attendance cards.

Obama setting up better security for computers (5/29/2009)
Obama said this is a transformational moment for the country.

Spotify App Streams Music To Android-Based Devices (5/28/2009)
Spotify released a video at the conference and on YouTube that displays the app.

Microsoft gets out of the way of Bing (5/28/2009)
Microsoft has officially named its next big attempt at squashing Google Bing.

ATT Wants To Offer Palm Pre (5/28/2009)
Wants to offer Palm's highly-anticipated handset after the exclusivity deal with Sprint runs out.

Google Reinvents Email, Docs with Google Wave (5/28/2009)
Meet Google Wave, a preview application shown off Thursday at the Google I/O conference.

Guitar Hero 5' promises expanded options (5/28/2009)
Guitar Hero is also enjoying its status as a star-maker for bands like Wolfmother.

Plastic Logic Demos E-Book Reader With WiFi (5/28/2009)
Plastic Logic was on hand at yesterday's D7 session to demonstrate its highly anticipated.

iPhone to replace register at Japan university (5/28/2009)
The school's iPhones are meant to create a mobile information network between students-professors.

Chris Brown says he's not a monster (5/28/2009)
Everybody that's haters, they just been haters. All my real fans, I love you all. I ain't a monster.

Time Warner to spin off AOL, ending ill-fated deal (5/28/2009)
Time Warner owns 95 % of AOL and will buy out Google's 5 percent stake during the third quarter.

Windows 7 Will Ship with Very Cool Multitouch Software (5/27/2009)
Microsoft is bullish on touch and has been developing the technology for several years.

Expect 18 Android Phones By Year’s End (5/27/2009)
The 18 to 20 devices Google knows about will be made by eight or nine different manufacturers.

iBiz 4, iBiz Professional time-tracking software debuts (5/27/2009)
iBiz 4, a new version of its time-tracking and billing software for Mac OS X.

Twitter Gets Targeted Again by Worm-like Phishing Attack (5/27/2009)
The message implied they could gain more Twitter contacts by following the link.

Does $200M Deal Indicate Problems at Facebook? (5/27/2009)
DST executives will not take a seat on Facebook's board or hold special observer rights.

Jobs sounds healthy, energetic (5/27/2009)
Jobs sounds healthy, energetic and doesn?t sound like he?s sick.

Class action by ex-ATT Wireless customers allowed (5/27/2009)
The lawsuit asks the company to pay back extra charges, plus damages.

Twitter co-founders are mum on revenue plans (5/27/2009)
There will be a moment when you can fill out a form or something and give us money.

New Web site to amplify debate on Google book deal (5/27/2009)
That's one reason why SharedBook Inc., a 5-year-old company run by Vanderlip.

Yahoo open to Microsoft deal under right terms (5/27/2009)
Yahoo already has walked away from what would seem to be a boatload.

Apple Relents, Adds Pornographic E-Book Reader to App Store (5/26/2009)
The application was previously banned for pornographic reasons.

HTC to Sell Google Android Smartphone in China (5/26/2009)
China Mobile developed its OS partly to promote use of its own applications and value-added services

Cisco Puts Collaboration in Motion (5/26/2009)
Cisco is making its move in the mobile-workspace world.

Apple iTunes may hit more markets with French moves (5/26/2009)
The Commission, tasked with ensuring that companies do not distort competition in the 27-country EU.

Court says no exclusive cable rights in apartments (5/26/2009)
A spokesman for the cable association had no immediate comment on the ruling.

Web-sensation Spanish blogger dead at 97 (5/26/2009)
Maria Amelia Lopez died May 20 in her hometown of Muxia in Spain's northwest Galicia region.

Facebook's $200M investment values co. at $10B (5/26/2009)
This is below the $15 billion valuation implied by a 2007 investment from Microsoft.

Nokia starts roll-out of Apple App Store rival (5/25/2009)
The store was opened to users of a few of its phone models in Australia and Singapore on Monday.

Is ATT Preparing a Google Android Offensive? (5/25/2009)
The wireless carrier is now on track to spread some Google love to its customers.

China Sentences Virtual Currency Extorter to Prison (5/25/2009)
The attackers also extorted virtual equipment for online games from the victim, local media said.

YouTube star who witnessed shooting comes clean (5/25/2009)
The 19-year-old has since received invitations to appear on various TV shows.

With ex-Google exec, AOL seeks another fresh start (5/25/2009)
Armstrong's more approachable style won't be enough to restore AOL's luster.

Facebook block ahead of Iran vote hampers youth (5/25/2009)
Facebook is one of the only independent sources that the Iranian youth could use to communicate.

Recession suddenly humbles high-tech sector (5/25/2009)
The nearby potted plants, however, are dusty and wilting.

Google increasingly battles Facebook in search (5/25/2009)
The search giant has begun to offer tools for users to rate results and delete unrelated links.

Apple Rejects App for Reading Objectionable Classic (5/22/2009)
Is banning an e-book reader because it allows to search for and download the Kama Sutra.

EBay wins court fight against L'Oreal in UK (5/22/2009)
L'Oreal claims there is an increasing volume of counterfeit goods being sold on eBay.

Mozilla looks to enable Web personalization (5/21/2009)
Open source project intended to explore new ways to extend and personalize the Web via Firefox.

YouTube gets 20 hours of video added per minute (5/21/2009)
It grew to 15 hours in January of this year and now stands at 20 hours a minute.

The Palm Pre's Price Tag Depends on Where You Buy It (5/21/2009)
BestBuy is preparing a big push for the Palm Pre by training some of its employees.

Capcom to unveil more iPhone titles (5/21/2009)
It plans to launch more than 10 titles for Apple Inc's highly popular iPhone in the year to March.

Yahoo eyes acquisitions, social media (5/21/2009)
Yahoo is looking to buy companies that will allow it to become a bigger player in social networking.

Google Won't Buy a Newspaper, CEO Says (5/21/2009)
Decided it wants to maintain a line between newspaper content and Google's technology.

Indonesian clerics want rules for Facebook (5/21/2009)
Muslim clerics are seeking ways to regulate online behavior in Indonesia.

Univ. of Michigan, Google amend book scanning deal (5/21/2009)
Has amended a deal with Google to create digital copies of millions of library books and journals.

Sony to slash suppliers as CEO's mettle tested (5/21/2009)
Sony sank to its first annual net loss in 14 years for the fiscal year ended March.

New French law on Internet piracy meets skepticism (5/21/2009)
The government controls needed to enforce the law have unnerved other European nations.

Jetpack Blasts Firefox Add-Ons Into the Future (5/21/2009)
Third-party browser add-ons are by far one of the biggest selling points for Firefox users.

In recession, pampered pets still find luxury online (5/19/2009)
Pets Palace offers products such as designer day and party wear, jewelry and accessories, etc.

Miley Cyrus blasts cyber-bullies (5/19/2009)
Posted an angry tirade on her Twitter web page following a flurry of criticism about her weight.

Nokia to lay off 170 workers worldwide (5/19/2009)
Nokia employs 124,000 people worldwide. Last year, it sold 468 million handsets, up 7 % on 2007.

Sprint says Palm Pre to go on sale June 6 (5/19/2009)
The price and the launch date are both close to what industry watchers were expecting.

IIS 6 Attack Could Let Hackers Snoop on Servers (5/19/2009)
The attack takes advantage of a bug in the way that Microsoft's software processes Unicode tokens.

HSM enterprise archive platform comes to Mac (5/19/2009)
HSM is an archiving and storage management system aimed at enterprise environments.

Napster cuts price and adds 5 downloads (5/18/2009)
Napster will roll out an in-store marketing campaign across Best Buy's 1,031 stores in the USA.

Purported Snow Leopard videos surface on YouTube (5/18/2009)
That’s enough to make developers and tech fetishists swoon, but what about you, the average user?

Mac News Briefs: BravoTunes puts iTunes info in menu bar (5/18/2009)
BravoTunes displays the title, artist, and album for the current and next iTunes track.

Internet can help free US reporters in NKorea: Clinton (5/18/2009)
Clinton was highlighting the new media tools that women can use to fight injustice around the world.

Workers halt strike at China Internet company Baidu (5/18/2009)
Set new sales targets at the start of this month, said it would withhold commission from employees.

Got an unusual name? Facebook may think it's fake (5/18/2009)
As Facebook becomes a bigger part of the lives of its more than 200 million users.

McAfee, EMC team up vs. Symantec in online backup (5/18/2009)
It would pay another $14 million if SolidCore's business meets certain financial targets.

Nokia unveils its cheapest 3G phone (5/18/2009)
Including the cheapest 3G phone to date from the world's top handset maker.

Deer Hunter comes to iPhone and iPod touch (5/18/2009)
Deer Hunter 3D is a virtual hunting simulation with 3D graphics.

Prosecutors seek prison for mom in MySpace hoax (5/18/2009)
A probationary sentence might embolden others to use the Internet to torment and exploit children.

Microsoft delivers beta of Visual Studio 2010 (5/18/2009)
The planned upgrade to the company's development tools platform, on Monday.

Scribd turns page from document sharing to selling (5/18/2009)
Marks the first time the 2-year-old service has charged for the material posted on its Web site.

Court case reveals ugly infighting at Motorola (5/18/2009)
It's a white-collar worker's nightmare: giving a presentation that gets you fired.

New Web tool WolframAlpha poised for launch (5/15/2009)
Google rules roost when it comes to Internet search and has easily brushed aside efforts by Yahoo.

Foodies flock to Twitter-savvy food trucks (5/15/2009)
Twitter recently became the communique of choice for the almost cultishly popular Kogi BBQ trucks.

Toshiba sues Imation, others over DVD patents (5/15/2009)
Toshiba wants damages for past infringement and is asking the court to bar the sale.

Google Outage Lesson: Don't Get Stuck in a Cloud (5/15/2009)
Has apologized for yesterday's service outage that left 14 %of its user base without Google's.

Tucson Citizen to cease print publication (5/15/2009)
Will publish its final print edition Saturday but will continue operating online.

Nintendo prepares to set new Wii gizmo into motion (5/15/2009)
The game maker is hoping a small cube-shaped device called Wii MotionPlus.

Panasonic slumps to $4 billion yearly loss (5/15/2009)
Panasonic vowed press ahead with drastic business structural reforms to try to engineer a recovery.

Face Fun for iPhone lets you remix faces (5/15/2009)
An Italian software developer, Ab2Labs, has just launched Face Fun, a new $3 iPhone app.

US videogame sales down 17 pct in April (5/15/2009)
US videogame sales fell 17 percent in April compared with a year ago to 1.03 billion dollars.

Pirated pop keeps stars popular (5/14/2009)
Showed the most pirated pop songs tend to be those at the top of the music charts.

Google glitch disrupts search engine, e-mail (5/14/2009)
But other Twitter users say their Google services have been running smoothly.

Google to reshoot Japan Street views (5/14/2009)
The company has also blurred vehicle license plates in the service.

Spielberg makes videogames to keep his family happy (5/14/2009)
Boom Blox was the first in a multi-franchise deal between Spielberg and videogame Electronic Arts.

BuddyFeed 2.0 polishes FriendFeed experience for iPhone (5/14/2009)
FriendFeed is a deceptively service that carries a variety of monickers from lifestream- microblog.

Gmail Makes Switching E-Mail Services Easier (5/14/2009)
Google introduced a new feature for its Webmail service that allows new users to easily.

Amazon Puts Any Blog on the Kindle, for a Price (5/14/2009)
Amazon says they will set pricing based on what they believe to be fair value for your content.

Rambus says FTC has dropped antitrust claims (5/14/2009)
Rambus has fought a series of legal battles over chip patents, which generate most of its revenue.

Mac OS X 10.5.7 adds Radeon HD 4870 support (5/13/2009)
Mac OS X 10.5.7 contains that driver update.

French Senate approves Internet piracy law (5/13/2009)
The law creates what could be the world's first government agency to punish online pirates.

Hate goes viral on social network sites (5/13/2009)
25 % rise in the past year in the number of problematic social networking groups on the Internet.

Environmental alarms raised over home electronics (5/13/2009)
The equivalent of today's home electricity consumption of the United States and Japan combined.

Cisco to supply Clearwire with WiMax devices (5/13/2009)
Clearwire will also buy network equipment from Cisco, the world's largest maker of such gear.

Landline number move should take 1 day, not 4 (5/13/2009)
The shortened porting period should take effect in about a year.

EU fines Intel record $1.45B for sales tactics (5/13/2009)
Intel did not compete fairly, frustrating innovation and reducing consumer welfare in the process.

Craigslist dropping erotic services ads (5/13/2009)
Madigan's office said Wednesday such existing ads on the Craiglist Web site will expire in 7 days.

The top 10 singles and albums on iTunes (5/12/2009)
iTunes' top 10 selling singles and albums of the week ending May 10, 2009.

EBay cuts auction listing fees for casual sellers (5/12/2009)
This one is aimed at sellers who occasionally auction off items on the online marketplace.

New York Times launches Times Wire page (5/12/2009)
The new page, called Times Wire, compiles material more like a blog than a traditional news site.

Microsoft Zune ad takes a shot at iTunes (5/12/2009)
Instead, you should just give your hard-earned money to Microsoft for a monthly Zune Pass.

Vodafone to open network for applications store (5/12/2009)
Vodafone will offer content developers the chance to reach millions of users quickly.

Video Game Sales Plummet 17% in April? (5/11/2009)
The other bit of bad news is actually kind of good news, depending on your vantage.

iPhone 3G can't take the heat (5/11/2009)
The phone made contact with my ear, I reflexively jerked it away that’s how hot it had become.

Greece bars Google's Street View pending details (5/11/2009)
In response to critics, Google says it blurs out the faces of any passers-by caught by its cameras.

Obama changes office name, pushes Web work (5/11/2009)
White House officials said the report was not edited and reflected popular sentiment on the Web.

Yahoo wins round in Oregon nude photo court battle (5/11/2009)
That Internet service providers such as Yahoo Inc. are generally protected.

Amazon optimizes Kindle Store for iPhone (5/11/2009)
The store works hand-in-hand with the Kindle software that’s been available for the iPhone.

Google runs TV ads to promote Chrome browser (5/11/2009)
Google became the dominant search engine on the Web without having to advertise.

ATT to buy territories from Verizon for $2.35B (5/11/2009)
ATT is getting spectrum licenses, cell towers and 1.5 million subscribers in the deal.

Windows 7 on track for holiday sales (5/11/2009)
Microsoft had guaranteed free Vista upgrades to people who bought new XP computers for the holidays.

Asking a machine to spot threats human eyes miss (5/11/2009)
There simply aren't enough watchful human eyes to keep it from happening.

Activision eyes Guitar Hero TV series, tour (5/8/2009)
Is from Activision Blizzard, a leading video game publisher that aims to turn some of its into TV.

Star Trek DAC on Xbox Live Arcade May 13th (5/8/2009)
That also means I'll end up fooling around with Star Trek DAC beforehand.

Apple Orders Developers to Comply with iPhone OS 3.0 (5/8/2009)
All new apps will be tested for approval on the latest beta version of 3.0. Cupertino.

Hawaii lawmakers ease way for Internet sales ta (5/8/2009)
Internet tax collection won't be mandatory unless Congress passes a law requiring it.

Japan's top chipmaker Toshiba posts record loss (5/8/2009)
Toshiba reported Friday a 343.6 billion yen net loss for the fiscal year ended March.

Jordan queen all a-Twitter over papal visit (5/8/2009)
Jordan's Queen Rania

Google CEO doesn't see problem with his Apple role (5/8/2009)
Google makes most of its money from online advertising driven by its market-leading search engine.

Verizon shareholders endorse execs' pay packages (5/7/2009)
Although the vote announced at Verizon's annual meeting in Louisville was merely advisory.

BurnAgain FS improves OS X desktop integration (5/7/2009)
BurnAgain FS remounts a data CD or DVD that’s already been burned.

Nintendo's annual profit rises 8.5 % (5/7/2009)
The video game industry, which was less impacted by the economic downturn than most industries.

Lawmaker makes push for legal online gambling (5/7/2009)
Opposition is formidable, includes conservative groups that view gambling as exploiting vulnerable.

ABC Music Lounge: No cocktails, but nonstop music (5/7/2009)
Is aimed at making the most of the tunes included on Grey's Anatomy, and other programs.

Terminator Salvation game released for iPhone, iPod touch (5/7/2009)
Terminator Salvation follows the storyline of the upcoming blockbuster movie starring Christian Bale

Twitter co-founder says company not for sale (5/7/2009)
The company is two years old, we have so much to do, so much product stuff to fix.

Amazon's larger Kindle for textbooks, periodicals (5/7/2009)
Three textbook publishers said they have agreed to sell books on the device.

Bill unveiled to reverse U.S. online gambling ban (5/6/2009)
The Internet Gambling Regulation Consumer Protection - Enforcement Act would establish a regulatory.

A fifth of US homes have cell phones, no landlines (5/6/2009)
That just have traditional landlines in a high-tech shift accelerated by the recession.

EA posts smaller 4Q loss as costs decline (5/6/2009)
EA posted a loss of $42 million, or 13 cents per share, for the January-March period.

Safe sexting? No such thing, teens warned (5/5/2009)
Burney is also urging parents to talk to children about the issue and to check their websites.

SpringSource deal unites open source technology builders (5/5/2009)
SpringSource said it now provides a product set for powering the entire Java application lifecycle.

Facebook Boosts Security After Dual Phishing Attacks (5/5/2009)
Facebook has brought in some soldiers to fight the war against malware and phishing scams.

Google: 'rough' Talks Ahead on Privacy With Korea (5/5/2009)
At issue is the government's request that Google comply with a Korean law.

Apple-Twitter Deal: Just a Rumor? (5/5/2009)
The Mac maker is reportedly hoping to have a deal in place with Twitter by June 8.

BlackBerry Curve outsold iPhone in 1Q (5/5/2009)
The BlackBerry Curve outsold Apple's iPhone in the first quarter.

Webbys for NY Times, Boston Globe, Guardian, BBC (5/5/2009)
The Guardian also won Webbys for best podcasts and another in the religion and spirituality category

Microsoft moves forward on plan to lay off 5,000 (5/5/2009)
Microsoft says the affected workers are split between the U.S. and other countries.

Obama's tax plans raises high-tech hackles (5/5/2009)
Plan to impose U.S. taxes on corporate America's overseas profits threatens.

Libraries eye stimulus money for their Web access (5/5/2009)
Yet that still leaves 17 of the county's branches in the digital slow lane.

Cyber crooks churning out trick flu emails (5/1/2009)
The thing making it worse is the misinformation out there about swine flu.

Tiger Woods PGA Tour released for iPhone, iPod touch (4/30/2009)
This marks the popular golf video game franchise’s debut on the iPhone.

Motorola rings up more losses (4/30/2009)
Revenue fell 28 percent during the quarter to 5.4 billion dollars.

Internet flooded with swine virus spam emails (4/30/2009)
Spammers have quickly taken advantage of this state of alert to extend their spam campaigns.

Frugal Google raised 1Q lobbying tally to $880K (4/30/2009)
Google's first-quarter lobbying efforts included online advertising issues.

Disney joins NBC and News Corp. with Hulu stake (4/30/2009)
Disney and full-length episodes of ABC television shows will join the online video site.

Study suggests doctors could add to Wikipedia (4/29/2009)
Researchers are suggesting that doctors could be spending more time writing and editing Wikipedia.

22 % of Internet users ditch newspaper (4/29/2009)
22 % of Internet users have canceled a print subscription because could get the same product online.

French Internet piracy bill back in parliament (4/29/2009)
Backed by the record and film industries but attacked by consumer groups.

YouTube to stream Obama press conference (4/29/2009)
Obama's weekly addresses to the nation have been featured on YouTube and the Google.

Konami spikes release of Fallujah videogame (4/29/2009)
Konami is no longer publishing 'Six Days in Fallujah', a spokeswoman for the company said.

Crabble: the iPhone, iPod touch stand that fits in a wallet (4/29/2009)
The Crabble accommodates both vertical and horizontal viewing quite well.

Simplify Music 2.0 for iPhone adds search (4/29/2009)
Users can now search for artists, albums, and song titles across their entire shared music library.

MacBook Pro customer: I got a rock (4/29/2009)
This isn’t—amazingly—the first time something like this has happened.

Time Warner profit down, expects to spin off AOL (4/29/2009)
Reporting its earnings for the first time since spinning off Time Warner Cable.

CORRECTED-Online gambling bill coming (4/29/2009)
European online gambling firms lost billions of euros in market value after Congress in 2006.

Companies mine Web clues for signs of pandemics (4/29/2009)
Complicating the picture, the companies are reluctant to disclose their sources and methods.

Microsoft in cellphone talks with Verizon (4/28/2009)
The Journal said Microsoft's cellphone project is code-named Pink.

Authors can delay decision on online books: U.S. judge (4/28/2009)
Google will pay $125 million to create a Book Rights Registry.

Harry Potter among those missing from e-library (4/28/2009)
Getting permission to release a book in electronic form can be as hard than writing it.

McAfee Launches online 911 for Cybercrime Victims (4/28/2009)
The consumers and small-business owners can figure out whether they've been hacked.

Conficker worm dabbling with mischief (4/28/2009)
This connects the dots that the same people behind Conficker are the people behind Waledac and Storm

PageSender adds SmartFax support (4/28/2009)
New to the 4.5 release is support for SmartFax.com, a fax-via-email service.

Brocade deepens IBM ties, steps up attack on Cisco (4/28/2009)
Announcement is an expansion of that partnership, in which IBM will resell the Internet routers.

Amazon.com buys Stanza e-book app maker Lexcycle (4/28/2009)
The company's online Kindle Store now includes more than 270,000 books and other reading material.

Cablevision has fastest Internet speeds for cable (4/28/2009)
Cablevision unveiled the fastest Internet speeds available from any cable or phone company.

Apple, Verizon May Be Discussing New iPhone Devices (4/28/2009)
The magazine said the media-pad device would be smaller than Amazon's Kindle.

Google News launches Twitter feed (4/28/2009)
Provide links to stories from the 25,000 news sources which Google News aggregates on its homepage.

Salma Hayek's Email Gets Hacked (4/27/2009)
It's all pretty mundane stuff in the life of the rich and famous.

Opportunists exploit swine flu with spam e-mails (4/27/2009)
Many of the e-mails direct recipients to websites for fake online pharmacies.

Apple Hires Former AMD CTO, GameCube Designer (4/27/2009)
Apple has hired Bob Drebin, the former chief technology officer of AMD.

Don't buy a Mac, save the planet? (4/27/2009)
You should probably take whatever I say with a large grain of all-natural organic sea salt.

US Army enlists Facebook, Twitter (4/27/2009)
Its official Facebook page was launched last week and now has more than 8,000 fans.

MacTuneUp overhauls Optimization section (4/27/2009)
MacTuneUp helps discover and fix problems with your Mac OS X installation.

Online blood plague offers lessons for pandemics (4/27/2009)
Offer important clues to epidemiologists trying to predict the impact of a pandemic.

Congress Considers Limits on Deep-Packet Inspections (4/24/2009)
One clear way Congress can promote a greater use of the Internet for access to information.

China insists it does not hack into US computers (4/23/2009)
We resolutely oppose and crackdown on cyber crimes, including hacking.

Cyberspace Director Urges National Dialogue on Threats (4/23/2009)
Was a two-month review of the nation's cybersecurity readiness and to propose improvements.

German GEMA in talks with YouTube on video dispute (4/23/2009)
GEMA covers all artists belonging to EMI Group, Sony Music and Vivendi's Universal Music Group.

Apple sells its one billionth iPhone app (4/23/2009)
Apple managed to draw out some of the big hitters in the industry to develop applications too.

Online audience growing for newspapers (4/23/2009)
The average number of pages views climbed nearly 13 percent to 3.5 billion.

Apple apologizes for Baby Shaker iPhone game (4/23/2009)
Apple removed the program from the iPhone's App Store on Wednesday.

Amazon 1Q profit, revenue jump on strong sales (4/23/2009)
Amazon expects second-quarter sales of $4.3 billion to $4.75 billion.

Microsoft feels more recession fallout, sales drop (4/23/2009)
Profit dropped 32 percent to $2.98 billion, or 33 cents per share.

Yahoo's feeble 1Q triggers nearly 700 more layoffs (4/22/2009)
With its three-year slump worsening, Yahoo said Tuesday that it will lay off nearly 700 workers.

ATT earnings fall, but iPhone cushions the blow (4/22/2009)
ATT said Wednesday it earned more than $3.1 billion, or 53 cents per share.

Black-and-white printing goes green with soy toner (4/22/2009)
Now there's a greener choice that shows promise: a toner product derived from soybean oil.

Can Iraqis tweet their way to a state of normalcy? (4/22/2009)
He noted in a tweet that he finally found a wi-fi network in the presidential palace.

Google lets people influence searches on their names (4/21/2009)
Is giving people influence over what information turns up during online searches on their names.

Lawmakers to re-examine Internet-sharing software (4/21/2009)
The problem of pirated music has since declined due to rising popularity of legal services.

Quickoffice exec talks new iPhone suite, what's coming (4/21/2009)
Quickoffice has been around the productivity block.

Amazon launches HD movie rental, TV show sales (4/21/2009)
Offering consumers the ability to rent movies and purchase television episodes shown in HD.

Yahoo to cut nearly 700 jobs after 1Q results fall (4/21/2009)
Neither the lackluster first-quarter results nor the job cuts announced Tuesday came as a surprise.

Researcher Offers Tool to Hide Malware in Net (4/17/2009)
Microsoft makes a suite of developer tools for programmers to write applications compatible.

Sony Ericsson to cut 2,000 jobs after losses (4/17/2009)
The group, which experienced losses in the third and fourth quarters of last year.

Xbox 360 Growth, Wii and PS3 Decline in March (4/17/2009)
Of course it's important to bear in mind mitigating year-over-year comparison factors.

Is Google Shifting Toward Display Ads? (4/17/2009)
Google-owned sites generated revenues of $3.70 billion, or 67 percent of total revenues.

Google's search for savings boosts 1Q profit 9 pct (4/17/2009)
The recession is prodding Google Inc. to grow up faster than a lot of people anticipated.

YouTube boosts full-length movies, TV show lineup (4/17/2009)
YouTube announced it was teaming up with Universal Music Group to create an online music video.

Hollywood scores win over Pirate Bay, 4 convicted (4/17/2009)
The entertainment industry won round one Friday in a legal battle against file-sharing hub.

EBay expects significant Skype stake after IPO (4/16/2009)
eBay will determine the best plan to fully separate Skype.

Google growth slows dramatically in 1Q (4/16/2009)
Google is holding up far better than other advertising-driven businesses.

Music downloading hearing can't be streamed online (4/16/2009)
The 1st U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals overturned a previous decision that allowed online streaming.

Economic crisis to boost cyber crime: Microsoft (4/16/2009)
Cyber crime has gone from cool to cash. And this will definitely grow in the future.

Through the Looking Glass game resurrected for iPhone (4/16/2009)
The game has made its return on the iPhone in the form of AliceX.

Tech magazines shift from gadget glitz to survive (4/16/2009)
Technology magazines, facing dwindling advertising and lost luster for big-ticket gadgets.

Internet's power makes singing Scot a global star (4/16/2009)
In a week, Susan Boyle has an invitation to the Oprah Winfrey show.

Ashton Kutcher, CNN in Twitter duel (4/16/2009)
tcher is one of many celebrities who have adopted social networking tools such as Twitter, etc.

Computer-savvy terrorists using Internet as a weapon: experts (4/16/2009)
Using the Internet as a weapon but state authorities must be aware of individual rights.

15M hits later, YouTube Symphony makes live debut (4/16/2009)
They played their first note together, they were listed as one of the world's most orchestras.

Verizon's touchscreen Hub to get its own app store (4/16/2009)
Verizon Wireless reps showed off the new Hub software and a pair of Intel Atom-powered Hub prototype

BlackBerry App World simple, light on apps (4/16/2009)
I'm using a BlackBerry Curve 8900 to try out the recently rolled out BlackBerry App World.

EBay to buy control stake in SKorean marketplace (4/16/2009)
Plans to pay as much as $1.2 billion for control of South Korea's top online marketplace.

BlackBerry App World simple, light on apps (4/15/2009)
I'm using a BlackBerry Curve 8900 to try out the recently rolled out BlackBerry App World.

2008 confirmed growing Web role in US politics (4/15/2009)
2008 election was the first in which more than half the population used the Internet for purposes.

Ultra-Sensitive Wii Motion Controller Due in June (4/15/2009)
Nintendo announced Tuesday the pending release of the Wii MotionPlus accessory.

ATT, Apple Discussing iPhone Exclusivity Extension (4/15/2009)
ATT's current deal expires next year, The Wall Street Journal reported.

Vocal effects come to the iPhone with StompVox (4/15/2009)
Musicians will instantly recognize the interface as being from the analog stompbox designs.

France to have second vote on Internet piracy law (4/15/2009)
France's parliament will vote again on a government-backed bill to crack down on Internet piracy.

Spammers scourge to inbox and environment (4/15/2009)
There are plenty of reasons to hate spammers. Add this to list: They're environmentally unfriendly.

Hackers grabbed more than 285M records in 2008 (4/15/2009)
No victims are identified in the report. Many of the breaches aren't even public.

Yahoo plans first major layoffs under new CEO (4/15/2009)
The cuts will likely affect several hundred employees, a person familiar with the plan said.

Intel shares slip despite bullish PC prediction (4/15/2009)
The chip maker posted first-quarter profit Tuesday of $647 million.

83 % of businesses won't install Windows 7 in 2010 (4/14/2009)
With sales of Windows dropping, development of Windows 7 is now being hustled along.

Mercury Elite-AL Pro Qx2 RAID features four bays, four Interfaces (4/14/2009)
Compatible with Macs and PCs. Prices start at $680 for a 2 terabyte (TB) configuration.

Hands on With Sony's New X-series Walkman (4/14/2009)
The NW-X1000 players will go on sale worldwide beginning this month in Japan.

BlackBerry Storm to Get Firmware Update (4/14/2009)
The over-the-air software update from Verizon Wireless will be the first major update for the Storm.

CinemaView displays equipped with Mini DisplayPort (4/14/2009)
They’re expected to ship “before Sept. 1” and will cost from $300 to $500.

EU to sue Britain over Internet privacy (4/14/2009)
The European Commission said Britain should outlaw Internet traffic interception.

EBay making more site changes (4/14/2009)
The online marketplace operator plans to adjust the way sellers list items on its site.

Who moved my rank? Sales rank purged from Amazon (4/14/2009)
Embarrassing and ham-fisted cataloging error that prides itself on offering complete selection.

Password Stealers Sit on Popular Download Sites (4/13/2009)
A simple search can turn up a keylogger program available for download on numerous sites.

Netflix for Wii and PS3, Here it Comes? (4/13/2009)
Experience with digital media on embedded platforms; ideally on one or more gaming consoles .

Microsoft, Discovery in online advertising deal (4/13/2009)
Microsoft Corp has sold more than 90 percent of its advertising inventory across its web, etc.

iPhone finds a home in the enterprise market (4/13/2009)
The report explores how the iPhone made it on the list of approved devices for each company.

Ebay, StumbleUpon partnership stumbles (4/13/2009)
EBay has been focused on reinvigorating growth in its core marketplaces business.

Startup embeds Web photos with shopping links (4/13/2009)
Pixazza, an online advertising startup that converts photos on Web sites into interactive.

Twitter tormented by nettlesome computer program (4/13/2009)
The worm was designed to automatically reproduce itself once its links were clicked on.

Be on the lookout for new police tool, aka Twitter (4/13/2009)
Some departments use Twitter to alert people to traffic disruptions.

Danish hackers meld lawn mower with Nintendo Wii (4/11/2009)
In the future, only suckers will mow their lawns by pushing equipment around by hand.

Bakery uses its loaf and turns to Twitter (4/9/2009)
Has started using the Internet messaging Twitter to inform customers when the bread hit the shelves.

Are you a twit if you don't want to Twitter? (4/8/2009)

Sony PS3 tops Nintendo Wii in Japan in March (4/7/2009)
The PS3 got a boost from the release of popular new games such as Resident Evil 5.

Can a MacBook replace a 12-inch PowerBook? (4/7/2009)
After a couple years of propping him up, it was time to retire my 12-inch PowerBook.

Google helps, not hurts, newspapers (4/7/2009)
Users like me are sent from different Google sites to newspaper websites at a rate of more.

DSi adds cameras, downloads to Nintendo's portable (4/7/2009)
Five years and 100 million units later, no one doubts that Nintendo knew what it was doing.

Pentagon spends $100 million to fix cyber attacks (4/7/2009)
The Pentagon says it spent at least $100 million in the last six months responding to and repairinge

Changes take effect in Apple's iTunes prices (4/7/2009)
he dominant seller of music on the Internet has a new look: Pricing changes to Apple iTunes Store.

Skype Fuels FCC Fight for an Open Wireless Internet (4/6/2009)
Skype's free iPhone application is stirring up debate again. Available on Apple's App Store.

Yahoo! Music pages to link to iTunes, YouTube (4/6/2009)
Artist Pages at Yahoo! Music are designed to showcase concert tour dates, music videos, etc.

Australia announces $30 bln broadband network (4/6/2009)
Today I'm announcing that the Australian government will move ahead to establish.

Microsoft airs second laptop ad, same as the first (4/6/2009)
Microsoft’s new ad campaign continues with a second installment of an average.

Appeals court to hear challenge to court Web cast (4/6/2009)
The trade group says the Web cast goes against federal court guidelines on cameras.

Yahoo looks outside its walls with new music service (4/6/2009)
Move comes a little over a year after Yahoo announced it was shuttering its own paid-music service.

Time Warner laying ground for possible AOL spin (4/6/2009)
The unit was once how most people found their way onto the Internet.

The Cisco bid: To branch out while others retrench (4/5/2009)
Cisco has not been spared by the recession. Its profit declined 27 % in its last quarter.

ATT and union talks continue past deadline (4/5/2009)
Issues such as employment security and health care have yet to be resolved.

Sun shares dive as IBM buyout talks falter (4/5/2009)
IBM pulled the offer this weekend and Sun ended IBM's status as its exclusive negotiating partner.

Three Spammers Sentenced in US for Advance Fee Fraud (4/3/2009)
Victims were told their help was needed distributing money for charity.

Wii Hack Makes Light Work of Mowing the Grass (4/3/2009)
The Wii-mote can be used to control the mower manually or in computer-assisted mode.

Nintendo rolls out DSi to U.S. on Sunday (4/3/2009)
The DSi will retail for $170 apiece and began selling in Europe on Friday.

Stanford offers free downloads of its iPhone development class (4/3/2009)
The class began this week, and will run for 10 weeks.

FCC Asked To Apply Open Internet Rule To Skype (4/3/2009)
The policy gives consumers the right to access all online content.

ATTunion negotiations expected down to the wire (4/3/2009)
The union's board Friday approved a strike if fair contracts cannot be reached in negotiations.

On new cell phones, QWERTY eases out 1-2-3 (4/3/2009)
These changes are a recognition of the popularity of text messaging and wireless Internet use.

English villagers send Google snapper packing (4/3/2009)
Google's Street View vehicle has been roaming the streets of Britain, capturing 360-degree images.

IBM in final stages of deal talks with Sun (4/2/2009)
Haggling over price is one reason the acquisition hasn't happened yet.

HP Evaluating Android for Future Products (4/1/2009)
The computer maker is considering the open-source operating system for future products.

Apple's iPhone emerges as gaming platform (4/1/2009)
The Game Developers Conference in San Francisco was abuzz with plans about games for iPhone.

Vendors optimistic about Macworld Expo 2010 (4/1/2009)
Some of the excitement comes from the reduced costs companies will have to pay to attend the show.

President Obama gives iPod to Queen of England (4/1/2009)
It’s an iPod loaded with pictures and video of Her Majesty’s 2007 visit to Virginia.

Verizon Wireless sees Kindle-type e-readers coming (4/1/2009)
Five companies have approached Verizon about wireless connections for e-readers.

Cable TV companies mull impact of online video (4/1/2009)
The companies want to meet consumer demand for watching shows on the Internet.

IE8 features good, but no need to switch (4/1/2009)
I'd been happy using rival products like Firefox and Chrome at work and Flock at home.

Fallen star SGI to sell most assets for $25M (4/1/2009)
The acquisition won't include $562 million in debt that Silicon Graphics listed in a bankruptcy.

Conficker worm reaches go time, to no effect (4/1/2009)
Security companies monitoring the worm remained successful at blocking the communications.

Disney Will Put Short-Form Content on YouTube with Ads (3/31/2009)
Disney channels will begin to roll out on YouTube beginning in mid-April for ESPN content.

Google's China music search faces tough market (3/31/2009)
Through an online ad revenue-sharing scheme and a partnership with a Chinese website.

Skype for iPhone: Beyond the Hype, It's Still Just Skype (3/31/2009)
The new Skype iPhone app is more interesting as a political statement than as an application.

Sony cuts PlayStation 2 price to $100 (3/31/2009)
PS2 videogame consoles to 100 dollars (US) in a move prompted by tough economic times.

Facebook CFO Gideon Yu leaving company (3/31/2009)
It's the latest sign that the site may be looking to go public in the not-so-distant future.

Doing the worm: Tweak in Conficker sparks fears (3/31/2009)
The latest moves by the dreaded Conficker worm are by no means an Internet Armageddon, either.

New homeland security tool to detect Conficker worm (3/30/2009)
Malware could be triggered to steal data, generate spam attacks or turn control.

Web ad revenue grew in 4Q (3/30/2009)
hat marked an increase of $154 million, or almost 3 percent, from the same period in 2007.

Mimio Studio 6 for Mac adds multimedia support (3/30/2009)
Mimio turns a whiteboard into an interactive teaching tool.

Ex-AOL boss to guide News Corp. digital (3/30/2009)
Miller will be based in New York and drive News Corp.'s digital strategy across the company.

YouTube, Disney close to deal: WSJ (3/30/2009)
Disney putting some clips, including sports content from ESPN, on YouTube.

Cyber spies break into govt computers (3/30/2009)
The work of the Information Warfare Monitor initially on allegations of Chinese cyber espionage.

Netflix ups fees for Blu-ray amid rising demand (3/30/2009)
About 1 million of the subscribers are requesting Blu-ray discs instead of standard DVDs.

Google, music labels launch China download service (3/30/2009)
The advertising-supported service will offer 1.1 million tracks, including full catalogs of Chinese.

Charter files for prearranged bankruptcy (3/30/2009)
The filing restructures about $8 billion of debt at Charter, which is controlled by Microsoft.

Mobile software, data fees in spotlight at CTIA (3/28/2009)
Vendors are hoping applications will help sales.

Egypt releases detained blogger (3/28/2009)
Police detained Diaa Eddin Gad on February 6 outside his home in the Nile Delta province of Gharbiya

News Corp to hire AOL vet as digital chief (3/28/2009)
Miller would oversee News Corp's online operations such as the MySpace social network.

Disney, Hulu restart talks over ABC shows (3/27/2009)
Disney was said to be interested in an equity stake in Hulu similar to the equal ownership stakes.

Giant Internet worm set to change tactics April (3/27/2009)
These researchers say, the programming change that goes into effect April 1 is partly symbolic.

YouTube Gives Twitter Love (3/27/2009)
Viewers can now post a video they like on Twitter and users got a few tweaks when managing content.

Conduit' videogame plans to change Wii's image (3/27/2009)
That is when the videogame maker's Conduit title will hit the US market.

Com2us plans baseball games for iPhone (3/27/2009)
The game has stayed on the Top 50 iPhone applications list.

Australia says Web blacklist combats child porn (3/27/2009)
The blacklist was not censorship of the type practiced by China or Saudi Arabia.

Ad watchdog: Cablevision Internet not fastest (3/27/2009)
Cablevision should also stop saying it has America's most advanced fiber optic network.

ATT to start sending copyright warnings (3/27/2009)
The phone company thus joins other major ISPs that either go beyond legal requirements.

Google gets its game on (3/26/2009)
Google is allowing people to express personalities and is no better way for than videogames.

TransDock micro connects iPhone to car’s FM radio (3/26/2009)
The TransDock micro works in your automobile, drawing power from the cigarette lighter jack.

Playdom, Mobsters Coming to iPhone (3/26/2009)
Playdom has been a stealth company the past year and has just recently revealed itself to the world.

Obama seizes bully pulpit online to pitch budget (3/26/2009)
Obama took up a microphone and strolled the ornate East Room.

Plug-in software that fine tunes iTunes (3/26/2009)
- I generally like the way Apple Inc.'s iTunes orchestrates my music collection.

Denmark, Sweden top US in new global IT report (3/26/2009)
Denmark and Sweden are better than the United States in their ability to exploit information.

ATT to start sending copyright warnings (3/26/2009)
This week the company is looking expand a trial program it ran late last year with movie studios.

Google targets 200 jobs in second round of layoffs (3/26/2009)
The job cuts announced Thursday mark the second round of cuts at Google this year.

YouTube confirms website blocked in China (3/24/2009)
YouTube has been blocked in China since yesterday, company spokesman Scott Rubin said.

iPhone keyboard hack uses extreme geekery for heroic means (3/24/2009)
These crafty engineers whipped up a circuit that talks to the iPhone using frequency shift keying.

Qualcomm backs game console for next billion (3/24/2009)
The Zeebo unit is light, and a little larger than the Nintendo Wii.

Google draws upon rival ideas with search changes (3/24/2009)
The expanded snippets will contain three or 4lines from Web sites instead of the usual 1-2 lines.

Google's top execs keep $1 salaries amid turmoil (3/24/2009)
Also don't get any bonuses or the stock awards that most of Google's other 20,000 employees receive.

No disks needed for startup's streamed video games (3/24/2009)
Music and movies can be streamed over the Internet, so why not video games.

OnLive game service promises video games on Macs, PC’s (3/24/2009)
It’s coming in Winter 2009 in a variety of different pricing packages and tiers.

Sun Starts JavaFX Coding Contest (3/24/2009)
Winning applications in the contest will be chosen based on criteria such as originality.

EU travellers to get cheaper mobile messages (3/24/2009)
The new plans broaden the net for the regulated prices by including texting for the first time.

Now Monsters Will Be Streaming From Cloud Servers (3/24/2009)
Will allow subscribers to play games on Windows or Mac computers, or on TV sets.

Union OKs strike at ATT; contracts end April 4 (3/23/2009)
Several contracts covering workers at the phone company's landline division expire on April 4.

Netflix, Amazon, and YouTube Seek Big Break on TV (3/23/2009)
Netflix and YouTube is becoming commonplace on devices that Internet content to the living room TV.

US Posts Videos of High-seas Encounter With China on YouTube (3/23/2009)
One video shows a sailor aboard the Chinese trawler with a long boat hook in the water.

New Zealand withdraws controversial Internet law (3/23/2009)
The new law was due to come into effect in late February but it was postponed for a month.

Play Xbox Games on Your Cell Phone (3/23/2009)
Is exactly what could be possible as soon as winter 2009 with its new higher-end Mali-200-400.

Apple features Your Business on a Mac seminars (3/23/2009)
Apple is hosting Your Business on a Mac seminars at locations around the country.

Top videogame forum to highlight sector's health (3/23/2009)
Videogame sector is looking for a resurgence this year through casual users and programs for mobile.

Ann Arbor News dies, reborn online (3/23/2009)
The news website will be complemented by a print product two days each week.

Consumer groups, phone companies spar over U.S. stimulus (3/23/2009)
The notion that Internet service providers not discriminate based on content or applications.

Easter Egg Roll tickets to go online (3/23/2009)
The White House will distribute tickets online for the Easter Egg Roll.

Apple Premium Pricing Buys More Than a Logo (3/22/2009)
Mac Users Do Pay Dearly for Apple Logo is just wrong.

Recession casts shadow over video game conference (3/22/2009)
Video games are benefiting in some ways from the economic turmoil.

Social Web sites face transparency questions (3/22/2009)
The complaints highlight an irony for Web sites that stimulate online communities.

Obama launches YouTube diplomacy (3/20/2009)
Turned to the Internet again to launch the first major diplomatic initiative of his young presidency

Google removes street images over privacy (3/20/2009)
Google said it had removed several pictures, including ones that users found embarrassing.

Connecticut Man Sentenced for E-card Scam (3/20/2009)
A judge in the U.S. has ordered Taylor to pay US$33,714 to the victims.

Companies want no set Internet speeds in stimulus (3/19/2009)
Telecommunications, Internet firms and others are lobbying to shape the still unwritten rules.

Samsung launches movies to mobiles service (3/19/2009)
Samsung Movies, a dedicated virtual store for Samsung customers, launches initially.

iPhone being used as a pocket translator (3/19/2009)
We've previously seen iPods being used in this way by American military overseas.

Security researchers hack Safari in contest (3/19/2009)
A second hacker by the name of Nils managed to exploit Safari with a different vulnerability.

Microsoft Releases IE8, Stresses Security (3/19/2009)
Microsoft has been preparing users for IE8 for a good year now, stressing performance improvements.

Cisco buys Flip Video maker (3/19/2009)
Cisco said it was paying 590 million dollars in stock for all shares in privately held Pure Digital.

Cisco to buy maker of Flip Video for $590M (3/19/2009)
Is part of Cisco's aggressive expansion beyond its core business of making computer networking gear.

Sony e-book reader gets 500,000 books from Google (3/19/2009)
The books are already available as free downloads in the Portable Document Format.

Microsoft adds shortcuts, security to new browser (3/19/2009)
Microsoft Corp. released a new version of Internet Explorer Thursday.

Novels join online library of documents at Scribd (3/18/2009)
Scribd Inc. is opening a new chapter by adding hundreds of books to its rapidly growing Web site.

Made-to-order magazine lets readers choose (3/18/2009)
The magazine is free, but the print edition is limited to the first 31,000 respondents.

IBM in talks to buy Sun Microsystems (3/18/2009)
The Journal cited unnamed people familiar with the matter and said the deal could occur as early.

Iron Man, Wolverine to be in online videogames (3/17/2009)
Videogame startup Gazillion Entertainment Inc. announced an agreement with Marvel Entertainment.

More Americans buy music online, fewer buy CDs (3/17/2009)
More Americans bought digital music last year while the number purchasing compact discs declined.

U.N. advises governments how to stop Internet drug peddling (3/17/2009)
A U.S. study last year found that only two of 365 so-called Internet pharmacies were legitimate.

Seattle Post-Intelligencer newspaper goes Web-only (3/17/2009)
The newspaper industry has seen ad revenue fall in recent years as advertisers migrate to Internet.

Discovery sues Amazon.com over Kindle patent (3/17/2009)
The Kindle electronic book readers from Amazon violate a patent that Discovery registered in 2007.

Dell hopes PCs can't be too rich or too thin (3/17/2009)
It could have been a rare perfume or a designer handbag, undaunted by the roiling economy.

Cut and paste and other iPhone enhancements coming (3/17/2009)
Is updating its software for iPhones so that users can cut, copy and paste text .

Facebook fun goes mobile with iPhone applications (3/14/2009)
Facebook Connect for the iPhone debuted with 9 applications available at Apple's online iTunes store

Second Life finding new life (3/14/2009)
Well-known Silicon Valley gossip website Vallywag even started a death watch for Second Life.

Web founder warns against website snooping (3/14/2009)
That form of snooping I think is really important to avoid, he told an anniversary at CERN.

Deaths of gamers leave their online lives in limbo (3/14/2009)
They're also becoming an important element in our deaths.

Firefox 3.1 Beta 3 Offers Better Performance (3/13/2009)
Available in 64 languages as well as separate builds for Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux.

AOL taps Google executive Armstrong as CEO (3/13/2009)
Armstrong, 38, also will take over from Falco as chairman.

Maine expanding school laptop program with Apple (3/13/2009)
Maine is expanding its program to provide laptop computers to students.

Ticket's in the mail: Red-light cameras questioned (3/13/2009)
Those companies expect increased revenue for years to come.

ATT hopes to gain concessions from unions (3/13/2009)
Is renegotiating contracts that cover 112,500 workers and looks set to take advantage.

EBay admits more work ahead for marketplaces unit (3/12/2009)
That kind of growth in online payments service could be a welcome boost for eBay.

Pa. settles with Miley Cyrus fan club Web site (3/12/2009)
Hannah Montana is the television and concert alter ego of Cyrus.

Online networking more popular than email (3/12/2009)
Networking and blogging sites account for almost ten percent of time spent on the internet.

Google to target ads based on Web surfing habits (3/12/2009)
Now Google is taking it a step further by tracking people's favorite Web sites.

Sirius XM Radio planning to stream to iPhone, iPod (3/12/2009)
The nation's only satellite radio provider wants to step up sales directly to consumers.

Google preparing to steer more telephone traffic (3/12/2009)
Google bought GrandCentral in July 2007 for an undisclosed amount.

Web founder's snooping warning (3/11/2009)
Browsing habits could now be monitored as if someone had put a TV camera in one's room.

Google serves up behavioural ads (3/11/2009)
Is offering users the chance to see and edit their profiles and offer them to opt out of services.

Open source ERP on Amazon EC2 (3/11/2009)
Including accounting, purchasing, order fulfillment, manufacturing, warehousing, and CRM.

Legal Officials to Get Training in E-evidence, E-crime (3/11/2009)
Prosecutors and judges are having a hard time understanding computer crime.

Nokia launches 3 music phones (3/11/2009)
Plans for its music service as the world's top cell phone maker seeks additional revenue streams.

Disney's new racing video game at core of big bet (3/11/2009)
The video game market continues to expand even as music and DVD sales slump.

Polish police arrest 56 in Internet child porn raids (3/11/2009)
A nationwide operation on Tuesday enabled the arrest of 56 people suspected of involvement.

ATT plans to add 30 new cell sites in Oklahoma (3/11/2009)
We are determined to continue to keep our market. It's very, very competitive out there.

EBay touts transformation, will expand PayPal (3/11/2009)
The eBay you knew is not the eBay we are, or the eBay we will become.

Bookmark for public radio saves your place (3/11/2009)
Sky Blue founder Chris Baker says there's no plan to adapt the technology to commercial radio.

Microsoft vows openness for mobile app store (3/11/2009)
Microsoft promises to communicate more openly with outside software developers.

Apple launches smaller, 4-gigabyte iPod shuffle (3/11/2009)
The third-generation Shuffle, a slim aluminum rectangle less than 2 inches long.

France proposes disconnecting Web music pirates (3/10/2009)
The government wants to stem the flow of songs and films circulating freely on the Internet.

Disney/Pixar’s Up movie gets video game treatment (3/10/2009)
The game features single-player and cooperative two-player modes.

ADrive offers online backup client for Mac via Adobe AIR (3/10/2009)
ADrive provides users with 50GB of online storage and backup.

Hitachi to admit to fixing LCD prices (3/10/2009)
A one-count felony charge was filed Tuesday in federal court in San Francisco.

Grandpa is ... browsing your Facebook page (3/10/2009)
Turns out, my grandfather isn't the only one with an AARP card using social networking sites.

American Idol heads to iPhone (3/10/2009)
Apple iPhone and iPod Touch users will be able to get videos in a confessional format.

iPhone Prototypes Hit eBay (3/10/2009)
Take, for example, a seller who claims he has two iPhone prototypes to unload.

With Print Dying, Online Newspapers Herald the Future (3/10/2009)
The move was clever and fast, and it exuded a glimmer of what was to come.

Google software bug shared private online documents (3/10/2009)
The problem occurred in cases where people had chosen to collaborate on multiple documents.

YouTube blocks UK users from watching music videos (3/10/2009)
Google said it would begin blocking British users starting Monday night.

IBM chief's 2008 pay valued at nearly $21M (3/9/2009)
IBM Corp.'s received a compensation package valued at nearly $21 million in 2008.

Vyatta Adds Security Tools to Open-source Routing Platform (3/9/2009)
Vyatta distributes routing software in a free version and sells a more up-to-date version.

Microsoft heralds Silverlight-Eclipse link (3/9/2009)
Silverlight multimedia application technology in the Eclipse open source tools platform.

Bay Area artist combines Apple gear with Greek god (3/9/2009)
One of the first in the series depicts the Greek god Pan rockin' out to his iPod.

Expanded Features Due in Apple's Snow Leopard Update (3/9/2009)
The reports are attributed to insiders with knowledge of the company's plans.

Bebo launches US social-networking website for Latinos (3/9/2009)
A platform to link to their accounts at YouTube, Flickr, Twitter, Facebook, MySpace etc.

Can Web site offer homeless man hope? (3/9/2009)
The Web site features videos of Edwards and a photograph showing him with a hand-drawn.

Microsoft to let PC users turn off IE Web browser (3/9/2009)
The ability to turn off Microsoft's own Internet Explorer browser.

German discount supermarket to sell cars online (3/9/2009)
Germany's economy is in recession and unemployment is at 8.3 %.

Google, Yahoo!, Microsoft urged not to censor search (3/6/2009)
Not to censor their Web search engines one day next week to help protest cyber censorship.

Renegades To Sell Apps for Jailbroken iPhones (3/6/2009)
RIM has made headlines this week with its BlackBerry App World online store.

TV converter box coupons start flowing again (3/6/2009)
The fund that pays for the $40 coupons reached its spending limit in early January.

Hearst makes offers to staff for online-only P-I (3/6/2009)
The P-I has a weekday circulation of 117,000, according to the Audit Bureau of Circulations.

Stock slump could end up enriching Google workers (3/6/2009)
The adjustment will open a new moneymaking window for an estimated 17,000 Google employees.

Twitter boosts public access to federal courtrooms (3/6/2009)
A couple of lawyers voiced concern about the possibility that a juror might visit the online site.

Apple touts affordability with new desktop line (3/3/2009)
Apple Inc. introduced a refreshed line of desktop computers Tuesday.

Cyber-crooks targeting social-networking websites (3/3/2009)
Facebook has become prime hunting ground for tricksters and malicious software spreaders.

Netbooks may offer hackers private data gateway (3/3/2009)
That low-cost netbook you're using could be a high-speed gateway into your life.

Mobile phone sales up 6% in 2008, 4th qtr weak (3/3/2009)
Worldwide mobile phone sales totaled 1.22 billion units in 2008, up from 1.15 billion in 2007.

New wired keyboard-sans numeric keypad-ships with iMac (3/3/2009)
In fact, that it’s now the default keyboard that ships with the latest iMac models.

PlayStation 3 Trophies Now Ubiquitous (3/3/2009)
The update in fact seems to highlight more of what's missing than what's not.

First YouTube Symphony Orchestra picked (3/3/2009)
The YouTube Symphony Orchestra will consist of more than 90 musicians from some 30 countries.

Free but fickle, digital TV reception eludes some (3/3/2009)
It should be a good spot for TV reception, and it used to be.

Old iMac reincarnated as Dreamcast game console (3/2/2009)
The result is a 10 year-old Mac that probably runs more games than most current Macs.

Intel outsourcing some Atom manufacturing to TSMC (3/2/2009)
Intel supplies the bulk of the world's microprocessors, the brains of personal computers.

World's poor drive growth in global cell phone use (3/2/2009)
Poor countries still lag far behind on Internet access; 1 in 20 people in Africa going online in 07.

Nokia Considers Making Its Own Laptop (2/26/2009)
Other companies are also crossing over between smart phones and laptops of the mobile singularity.

Apocrypha adds Mac premium graphics support (2/26/2009)
Apocrypha, the tenth expansion pack for its massively multiplayer online game for Mac and Windows.

Yahoo Signals It's Open To a Microsoft Search Deal (2/26/2009)
There's a possible deal to be done in the form of Yahoo outsourcing or selling its search business.

Rare Superman comic to be auctioned online (2/26/2009)
It's the single most important event in comic book history.

Apple director says no change in Jobs' plans (2/26/2009)
Jobs still expects to return from his medical leave at the end of June.

Yahoo CFO leaving as new CEO shakes up management (2/26/2009)
Yahoo's other management changes in the overhaul weren't immediately disclosed.