- Engineers face jail in economic espionage case (AP)
- Google empowers users to edit search results (AP)
- Dell 3Q profit falls as PC spending slows (AP)
- Google's virtual world Lively to die next month (AP)
- Web ad sales rise slightly from prior quarter (AP)
- Microsoft lets Zune music subscribers keep tunes (AP)
- Ballmer dismisses Yahoo buyout but open on search (AP)
- China's Baidu.com fights to rescue reputation (AP)
- Yahoo to replace Yang as CEO, ending rocky reign (AP)
- Spammers sent packing — for now — by Web shutdown (AP)
- Gadget survey finds many bugs can't be fixed (AP)
- Gadget survey finds many bugs can't be fixed (AP)
- Can Blu-ray save Christmas for Hollywood? (AP)
- Sun to cut up to 6,000 workers, 18 pct of staff (AP)
- AMD makeover moves show limited choices in slump (AP)
- Microsoft says rebate program draws new searchers (AP)
- Study: Unlicensed stories reel in Internet readers (AP)
- Intel slashes 4Q outlook in sign of tech downturn (AP)
- Intel slashes 4Q outlook on dimming PC demand (AP)
- YouTube channels Google with search-driven ads (AP)
- IDC expects 2009 tech spending growth to slow (AP)
- IBM to help build broadband network in power lines (AP)
- After banning YouTube, military launches TroopTube (AP)
- Vacation rental Web startup reaps $250M investment (AP)
- Sun to help old foe Microsoft get search traffic (AP)
- Music headphones can interfere with heart devices (AP)
- Sprint Nextel losing subscribers and money (AP)
- Microsoft CEO: No interest in buying Yahoo (AP)
- Lenovo says profit down 78 percent on weaker sales (AP)
- Cisco warning signals trouble ahead in tech sector (AP)
- Without Google's help, Yahoo's options limited (AP)
- Google pulls out of Yahoo advertising partnership (AP)
- Virtual world keeps tabs on presidential election (AP)
- FCC OKs use of white spaces to deliver broadband (AP)
- AT&T to try limits on monthly Internet traffic (AP)
- FCC chairman cancels vote on telecom overhaul (AP)
- Google's growth makes privacy advocates wary (AP)
- MySpace ad deal lets members use copyright video (AP)
- Court limits 'business method' patents (AP)
- Hubble telescope working, taking photos again (AP)
- Motorola posts $397M 3Q loss; postpones spinoff (AP)
- Netflix, TiVo team up after 4-year courtship (AP)
- French try plane technology in artificial heart (AP)
- Qwest 3Q profit down; will cut 1,200 jobs (AP)
- Authors, publishers settle suit against Google (AP)
- Microsoft says Windows 7 will be easier and faster (AP)
- Internet companies embrace human rights guidelines (AP)
- Microsoft's Ozzie unveils `cloud computing' play (AP)
- Microsoft unveils `cloud computing' product (AP)
- Cable co. Cox to launch its own wireless service (AP)
- Depressed astronauts might get computerized solace (AP)
- Depressed astronauts might get computerized solace (AP)
- Microsoft profit up 2 percent, but outlook soft (AP)
- Microsoft profit up 2 percent, but outlook soft (AP)
- MySpace adds indie distributor to MySpace Music (AP)
- Samsung Blu-ray players hooking up with Netflix (AP)
- Amazon.com profit soars but outlook and stock down (AP)
- SanDisk hits 5-year low after Samsung drops bid (AP)
- Yahoo to dump 1,500 workers as slump deepens in 3Q (AP)
- Yahoo firing 1,500 workers; 3Q profit falls 64 pct (AP)
- SC prisons take on feds over jamming phone signals (AP)
- Netflix 3Q profit rises 30 pct as economy darkens (AP)
- Latest space tourist gets his money's worth (AP)
- Future planes, cars may be made of `buckypaper' (AP)
- Future planes, cars may be made of `buckypaper' (AP)
- Economy stalls, but Google's 3Q profit still rises (AP)
- Google 3Q earnings rise 26 pct, top analyst views (AP)
- Treasury office faults IRS computer security (AP)
- Review: Google's first phone smart, but needs work (AP)
- FCC overhaul eyes broadband but could raise bills (AP)
- Researchers expect hackers to prey on cell phones (AP)
- Apple to offer $999 entry laptop, better graphics (AP)
- Authorities shut down vast spam operation (AP)
- Analog's twilight: Slowly, digital trumps physical (AP)
- UK university holds artificial intelligence test (AP)
- Kenya's elephants send text messages to rangers (AP)
- Flexible OLEDs could be part of lighting's future (AP)
- Flexible OLEDs could be part of lighting's future (AP)
- Despite IBM profits, a tech gloom still looms (AP)
- Micron Tech cuts global work force by 15 percent (AP)
- Microsoft tries for slice of Japan game market (AP)
- IBM preannounces 3Q results; beats estimates (AP)
- Fake YouTube pages used to spread viruses (AP)
- BlackBerry Storm has touch screen you can feel (AP)
- Google gets into video games — with ads (AP)
- Report: AMD to spin off its manufacturing units (AP)
- EBay to cut 1,600 jobs, 10 percent of work force (AP)
- Fraud plagues prepaid calling card market (AP)
- Ex-McAfee executive clear of illegal option dating (AP)
- Labor report indicates squeeze on tech sector (AP)
- Chinese snoop on Skype, but are they alone? (AP)
- Outsourcing aids many data thefts, Verizon says (AP)
- Diller: IAC `extremely lucky' with split timing (AP)
- Congress passes bill to help save Internet radio (AP)
- Hollywood aims to block RealNetworks' DVD software (AP)
- NPR boosts online offerings, seeks larger audience (AP)
- NASA may delay mission to repair Hubble telescope (AP)
- New software turns PC into TiVo TV recorder (AP)
- Japan's online social scene isn't so social (AP)
- MySpace songs launch irks independent music group (AP)
- Japan's online social scene isn't so social (AP)
- RIM 2Q earnings up 72 percent but outlook soft (AP)
- BYOC: Company gives workers unusual laptop leeway (AP)
- Oracle to sell computer hardware for first time (AP)
- MySpace tries to strike new chord in digital music (AP)
- VCs shovel another $28.7 million into Digg (AP)
- Cell phone can unlock car, start engine (AP)
- Google phone to cost $179, debut Oct. 22 (AP)
- Microsoft to issue debt, buy back $40B in stock (AP)
- Companies joining to push music on memory cards (AP)
- Is the rich-hued Kodachrome era fading to black? (AP)
- Financial Web sites get busy amid turmoil (AP)
- Oracle 1Q profit cheers Street, shares climb (AP)
- Review: Updated Zunes, iPods make choice harder (AP)
- Google CEO won't delay Yahoo deal any further (AP)
- Samsung bid for SanDisk shows memory market woes (AP)
- Nearly every kid plays video games, survey finds (AP)
- Best Buy to acquire music-sharer Napster (AP)
- HP surprises Wall Street with size of EDS job cuts (AP)
- Best Buy to acquire music-sharer Napster (AP)
- Social networking coming to revamped Journal site (AP)
- EA walks away from Take-Two buyout (AP)
- Electronic Arts says ends Take-Two buyout bid (AP)
- Va. court strikes down anti-spam law (AP)
- Ahead of the Bell: Game sales show deceleration (AP)
- Yahoo's home page, other sections to get makeover (AP)
- Yahoo's home page, other sections to get makeover (AP)
- Review: Peek is e-mail on the go, and that's it (AP)
- Pearl Flip is first BlackBerry that folds up (AP)
- Facebook unveils new look with a new approach (AP)
- Apple unveils new iPods but shares slip (AP)
- Justice Dept. signals challenge to Google-Yahoo! deal (AP)
- Sprint to help customers understand their phones (AP)
- Researchers probe bank heists without holdups (AP)
- Wilmington, NC becomes the first to go digital (AP)
- Real-estate site expands ad deal with newspapers (AP)
- Going, going gone: JetBlue auctions flights on Web (AP)
- Old Web idea of micropayments finally finds a home (AP)
- Google reigns as world's most powerful 10-year-old (AP)
- Google reigns as world's most powerful 10-year-old (AP)
- Nokia warns 3Q market share will fall; shares dive (AP)
- New music site gives fans a cut of tune sales (AP)
- Facebook to test New Jersey's Web safety icon (AP)
- Cablevision completes first phase of WiFi buildout (AP)
- Review: Google Chrome lacks polish under the hood (AP)
- Google polishes product line with Chrome browser (AP)
- Google takes aim at Microsoft with new Web browser (AP)
- Ad targeting based on ISP tracking now in doubt (AP)
- Drivers rely on OnStar to evade Hurricane Gustav (AP)
- 6 Internet providers disclose Web tracking for ads (AP)
- Satellite phones make cowboys wildfire sentinels (AP)
- FAA outage reveals odd computing practices (AP)
- Phone companies prepare backup plans for Gustav (AP)
- Hands Free anyone?
- Even critics give Apple a pass on iPhone 3G woes (AP)
- Reborn retail site fires salvo in shipping war (AP)
- Microsoft's newest browser may block ads (AP)
- TiVo shows another profit, but outlook weak (AP)
- One small hitch for FAA, one giant mess for fliers (AP)
- Dell unveils new PCs targeting emerging markets (AP)
- Best Western rebuts claims of massive data breach (AP)
- Facebook cuts off Scrabulous after legal complaint (AP)
- Research aims to put tongues in control of devices (AP)
- Best-laid plans: Media beat Obama to the punch (AP)
- Telecom rollouts raise ire over utility boxes (AP)
- NASA destroys rocket after failed launch (AP)
- iTunes blocked in China; Tibet album suspected (AP)
- Oracle's Ellison grabs top spot on best-paid list (AP)
- Oracle's Ellison grabs top spot on best-paid list (AP)
- Microsoft site makes digital photos into panoramas (AP)
- Some eBay sellers frustrated with rule changes (AP)
- HP posts 3Q profit jump; faces stiff competition (AP)
- Hewlett-Packard 3Q profit jumps 14 pct (AP)
- Intel unveils new chip design to challenge AMD (AP)
- Analysts say US cell phone sales fell in 2Q (AP)
- Japan to start overseas cell phone technology push (AP)
- Electronic Arts won't extend Take-Two deadline (AP)
- Forget HD DVD: Toshiba focuses on plain old DVD (AP)
- TV remains top source of news even as online grows (AP)
- Analog TV shutdown kills free cell-phone TV (AP)
- Netflix shipping centers slammed by problems (AP)
- Yahoo selects Biondi, Chapple as new board members (AP)
- Netflix shipping centers slammed by problems (AP)
- Intel PCs to wake up for phone calls (AP)
- Swedish magazine blames iPhone 3G woes on hardware (AP)
- Best Buy becomes first independent iPhone retailer (AP)
- Russian hackers continue attacks on Georgian sites (AP)
- Card-counting whiz eyes Facebook football fantasy (AP)
- Some Web sites remain blocked at Beijing Olympics (AP)
- Hackers mull physical attacks on a networked world (AP)
- Unions set Sunday deadline for Verizon talks (AP)
- Google believes $1B investment in AOL is crumbling (AP)
- Even computer security pros vulnerable to scams (AP)
- Major Internet security flaw also affects e-mail (AP)
- Hacker indictment greeted with muted response (AP)
- Review: With 10-inch screen, Eee PC grows up (AP)
- Banking by phone for the poor (AP)
- Giant online security hole getting fixed, slowly (AP)
- Cisco earnings up 4 percent, beating Street (AP)
- Greenpeace cites rising e-waste in Africa (AP)
- Big Yahoo shareholder demands review of board vote (AP)
- With automated tagging, Web links can surprise (AP)
- Chinese entrepreneur dreams of a global brand (AP)
- With automated tagging, Web links can surprise (AP)
- Yahoo board emerges unscathed from annual meeting (AP)
- FCC rules Comcast violated Internet access policy (AP)
- Sun 4Q profit falls 73 pct, guidance hurts stock (AP)
- Yahoo to face shareholder wrath at annual meeting (AP)
- Scrabble knockoff returns to Facebook with changes (AP)
- Nokia to beef up venture fund, expand in China (AP)
- Review: In an iPod Nano world, some rivals lure (AP)
- Portugal to sell 500,000 of Intel's Classmate PCs (AP)
- Nintendo reports jump in quarter profit on hit Wii (AP)
- Reuters loses right to use crucial IM technology (AP)
- Electronic Arts posts smaller loss, misses targets (AP)
- Judge ruling on Sprint fees is blow to industry (AP)
- Sony, Matsu****a, Toshiba results mixed (AP)
- Oracle expands theft allegations against rival SAP (AP)
- An un-American feel aids expanding US Web firms (AP)
- Ex-Google engineers debut 'Cuill' way to search (AP)
- An un-American feel aids expanding US Web firms (AP)
- Cell phone cancer warning adds to parental worries (AP)
- Bikers, pedestrians seeking better Web maps (AP)
- New space race heats up with unveiling of aircraft (AP)
- Bikers, pedestrians seeking better Web maps (AP)
- China says has more people surfing the Web than US (AP)
- Creators of Scrabble knockoff on Facebook sued (AP)
- Microsoft defends search investments to analysts (AP)
- Creators of Scrabble knockoff on Facebook sued (AP)
- Facebook to help some programmers, punish others (AP)
- Nokia, Qualcomm settle long-running dispute (AP)
- Pittsburgh cancer center warns of cell phone risks (AP)
- Review: TextBuyIt fun, easy to use, but limited (AP)
- Yahoo 2Q profit erodes but not as badly as feared (AP)
- Yahoo 2Q profit falls 18 pct, below analyst views (AP)
- Apple stock drops despite jump in Q3 profit (AP)
- Apple 3Q profit jumps 31 percent but stock drops (AP)
- Yahoo settles with Icahn to avert shareholder fight (AP)
- Facebook gets a facelift to help users share (AP)
- Unlike McCain, many seniors depend on the Web (AP)
- Web networking photos come back to bite defendants (AP)
- Web networking photos come back to bite defendants (AP)
- Web networking photos come back to bite defendants (AP)
- AMD changes CEO as chip maker struggles (AP)
- AMD changes CEO as chip maker struggles (AP)
- GM researches high-tech windshields to aid vision (AP)
- Big 3 mimic each other at E3: more, more and more (AP)
- Video game industry tries to broaden its appeal (AP)
- Japan cautious in iPhone's bid for world dominance (AP)
- Researchers look to air-condition computer chips (AP)