Patent Trolls Lurk in Supreme Court Case
Updated: News Analysis: In a major patent fight now before the U.S. Supreme Court, eBay and other high-tech companies seek to disarm so-called patent trolls.
Apple, iBiquity Unveil iTunes Tagging
Apple Inc., iBiquity Digital Corp, a developer of high-definition radio technology, and major radio companies said on Friday they are offering a new, free service called "iTunes Tagging."
More Parties Join Google Copyright Lawsuit
English soccer's Premier League Ltd and music publisher Bourne &Co said that eight more parties have joined their lawsuit charging Google and its YouTube online service with deliberately encouraging copyright infringement.
Dell Customers: Battery Recall No Big Deal?
Some say the company did a good job of handling the recall of 4.1 million laptop batteries that presented a risk of catching fire. But others face a big logistics problem—like the U.S. Army, which must replace batteries for 150,000 Dell computers around the globe.
Are MVNOs Like ESPN Mobile DOA?
If ESPN Mobile can't make their mobile virtual network operation (MVNO) work with $150 million, is there hope for the industry?
'Duke Nukem Forever' Gameplay Video
Believe it or not, there seems to be some Duke Nukem Forever gameplay video available on the Web, and we've embedded it here.
Testers Get Another Look at Vista SP1
Microsoft rolls out a preview release candidate that includes changes to the setup and installation experience.
Porn Leads In Download-To-DVD Movies
Adult entertainment giant Vivid Entertainment Group said on Wednesday it will start next month selling downloadable movies that viewers can burn to DVD and watch on their TVs.
Lala Resurrects WOXY, Launches User Channels
The founder of CD-swapping site lala.com has a new project: Resuscitating the shuttered woxy.com and getting the online radio station to turn a profit.
Five Steps to a Greener SMB
Don't wait for some new eco-friendly product to save money and the environment. Here's what your business can do today.
