Longhorn to Be Christened 'Windows Vista'
Sources say Microsoft is set to unveil the official name of Longhorn on Friday. And the word on the street is that name will be "Windows Vista."
iPhone Coughs Up First Bugs
Researchers are already finding iPhone security issues, including at least one Safari browser bug and a voice mail vulnerability.
Big Screen Giant Imax Eyes Digital Future
Imax, the giant of the large-screen format, is beginning one of the biggest initiatives in its 40-year history: switching from 70mm film to a digital system of projection.
Phishing Scam Targets Twitter
Micro-blogging site Twitter was the victim of a phishing scam over the weekend that took control of users' direct messaging capabilities.
Product Bulletin: April 29, 2005
Update: Motorola Mulls Sale, Spinoff of Phone Business
In a surprising move, Motorola said late Thursday that it is mulling a spinoff or possible sale of its mobile handset business to allow it to regain market share.
What the Creative in 'Creative Commons' Really Means
From Bangladeshi blogs to Flikr photos from Fresno, the five-year-old Creative Commons license has been embraced by recording artists, filmmakers, code writers, and other content creators who believe that collective culture benefits when creative minds build upon the ideas of others.
Next Target of Cell Phone Industry: Navigation
Handset makers see navigation as one of the next major value-adding offerings and even at this very early stage, analysts say the annual market for phone navigation is worth hundreds of millions of euros.
Vista TV Enhancements Prompt Pinnacle Tuner Offerings
Pinnacle Systems said this week that it has expanded its Pinnacle PCTV tuner family to take advantage of the media-center enhancements to Windows Vista.
Intel to Build $2.5B China Plant
Chip giant Intel says it will invest $2.5 billion to build a microchip plant in northeastern China, with the production of chip sets to begin in 2010.
