Sunday, December 30, 2007

The Apple TV Internet video delivery device is market leader in a small field--though that may change.
Read More

Video: The Apple Year in Review
Apple's banner year of the iPhone, eco-friendly iMac, Leopard, and more was not without controversy.

Read More
Apple to announce deal with Twentieth Century Fox allowing movie rentals through, according to reports.

Read More


Latest News
Microsoft and Adobe will wrangle for market and mind share in the burgeoning rich Internet application space, according to close observers of the companies. 30-Dec-2007

The entrance of two new operating systems from well-known brands shakes up the plans of some mobile operators and indicates some fundamental changes in the mobile industry. 30-Dec-2007

Company is mum on plans for releasing an Xbox 360 motion controller. 28-Dec-2007

Once the dominant Web browser, AOL has discontinued development and active support for the Netscape browser. 28-Dec-2007

In 2007 hackers found a new target, Mac OS X. 28-Dec-2007

2007 figures to be go down as one of the banner years in Apple's three-decade history. Here is a look back at a year in Apple news. 28-Dec-2007

Wal-Mart exits the movie download business. 28-Dec-2007

A Saudi blogger whose writings were critical of religious extremism has reportedly been detained by Saudi Arabian officials, according to advocacy groups. 28-Dec-2007

Tables are turning for IT buyers with new tech trends that have given shoppers the upper hand. 28-Dec-2007

When it comes to Internet usage, cell phones, and creating Web content Americans are leading the wired pack. 28-Dec-2007

Starry-eyed companies and CEOs made big promises to rollout new gadgets and told consumers to prepare for big trends in 2007. Who was right? And who was wrong? 28-Dec-2007

Top YouTube videos of 2007 run the gamut from an homage to Britney Spears, to stampeding buffaloes, to hilarious political satires. 28-Dec-2007

Friday, December 28, 2007

These sleek point-and-shoots reach resolutions up to 12 megapixels and have fancy features such as image stabilization and face detection, plus snazzy colors. Better yet, some capable models cost as little as $200.

Read More
The first Penryn CPU-based system we've tested tops our Top 5 Power Desktops chart.


Read More

All-in-One Security Suites: Tried and Tested
These eight products claim to protect you from online threats with antivirus, antispyware, and firewall components. Our tests show which ones work best.

Read More
Napster's music-subscription service has a great playlist function; Amazon's MP3 store is easy to navigate and very affordable.


Read More

Latest News
Tracking AMD's Road to Recovery
In 2007, AMD was plagued by rising debt, shrinking market share and mounting financial losses. What's in store for 2008? 27-Dec-2007

Company expands its offerings by providing DRM-free music from Warner Music Group. 27-Dec-2007

Storage company EMC will acquire enterprise content management software developer Document Sciences. 27-Dec-2007

Center for Democracy and Technology notes that some Web sites claim to offer legal music, but don't have the necessary licensing agreements. 27-Dec-2007

Subscribers to Dave Johnson's Digital Focus took these shots; read Dave's January 1, 2008 column for the Hot Pic of the Month winner. 27-Dec-2007

Amazon.com has inked a deal with Warner Music Group to offer WMG music downloads on the online retailer's music download service. 27-Dec-2007

The Golf Channel says it will use radar technology to provide exact measurements of golfers' swings and ball movements during next year's PGA Tour. 27-Dec-2007

Google's browser toolbar faces patent infringement charges in court, after an appeals overturned part of a lower court decision. 27-Dec-2007

Samsung says it has developed a 31-inch ultra-thin organic screen, raising the stakes in an accelerating worldwide race for organic displays. 27-Dec-2007

Apple to announce deal with Twentieth Century Fox allowing movie rentals through, according to reports. 27-Dec-2007

We predict good times for Linux, Windows XP, and green vendors ; challenges for social nets and mobile technologies; and some surprises in the new year. 27-Dec-2007

Wednesday, December 26, 2007

It's been a tough year for municipal Wi-Fi projects and emerging wireless technologies, but with the bruises comes new muscle. 26-Dec-2007

Some business software vendors are determined to steer their own ships in a sea of acquisitions. 26-Dec-2007

Legal tussles, format wars, and (of course) the iPhone dominated technology news in 2007. Here are the biggest tech headlines of the year--including some we'd like to forget. 25-Dec-2007

Using a piece of software he originally created to access computers remotely, Brad Willman went on the offensive against child pornographers. 25-Dec-2007

Company offers its second annual pitch of five predictions for what we'll see in the next five years. 25-Dec-2007

Trio establishes far-reaching partnership to further future development and production of flat-panel displays. 25-Dec-2007

Among the hot stories this year: Apple launched the iPhone, Google announced Android, and social networking hit prime time. 25-Dec-2007

Ben Adams used the Internet and took some big risks to recover his 1949 Chevy truck. 24-Dec-2007

Musings about what might Apple announce at Macworld in January. 24-Dec-2007

Cisco Systems wants to turn the enterprise data network into an electricity meter. 24-Dec-2007
A look at the uneven course of WiMax, municipal Wi-Fi, and other wireless stories of the year. 24-Dec-2007

Online sales grew 25 percent in the last shopping week before Christmas. 24-Dec-2007

Company updates Mac OS X Security Update it released early last week. 24-Dec-2007

New year will see launch of open-source Wikipedia search project the company hopes will challenge Google, others. 24-Dec-2007

The Storm botnet delivers unwanted Christmas presents. 24-Dec-2007

Social networking sites drew security concerns along with new audiences and investments from major tech players. 24-Dec-2007

Microsoft claims Red Register is illegally profiting from Microsoft's trademarks. 24-Dec-2007

Google defends its privacy practices to Congressman. 24-Dec-2007

Researchers report Web shoppers are busier and happier than last year, as the holiday arrives and online sales finally slow. 24-Dec-2007

Former chief of A&T Wireless Dan Hesse must stop the bleeding and rebuild the mobile telecom giant, analysts say. 24-Dec-2007

The digital rights management system seeks the same control as Microsoft's Windows Genuine Advantage. 24-Dec-2007

An Alabama man works frustration with an attack on his employer's Web site into a full-time career of catching phishers and online fraudsters. 23-Dec-2007

In these nostalgic 1980s ads, home computers, floppy disks, and even robots bring the whole family together. 23-Dec-2007

Patent reform, security, Internet access and other topics are expected to gain a higher profile next session. 23-Dec-2007

Pro and amateur videos, social networking and even streaming TV shows are luring audiences to the Web, study shows 23-Dec-2007