Search Startups Challenge Google at Demo
Startups are facing up to Google's dominance with innovative technologies such as phonetic search and "fuzzy search."
Yahoo Workers Will Learn of Layoffs Wednesday
Yahoo Inc will tell 1,500 employees on Wednesday they are losing their jobs, after announcing in October that layoffs would occur by year's end, a person familiar with the situation said on Tuesday.
Nielsen To Track TV Viewing on Web, Mobile Phones
Television audience tracker Nielsen Media Research on Wednesday unveiled plans to expand coverage to the Internet, mobile phones and other gadgets as it adapts to the ways people watch TV.
Electronics Retailers Are Worried
The toll that economic uncertainty has taken on U.S. consumer electronics retailers was made very clear on Tuesday by Circuit City CEO Phil Schoonover.
Lamborghini Makes Sirius Standard Equipment
Luxury car manufacturer Lamborghini will partner with Sirius to provide the satellite radio company's service as standard equipment in Lamborghini vehicles, the car company announced Thursday.
FON Brings Updated Public/Private Router to U.S.
In April, innovative Spanish router maker FON launched the La Fonera 2.0 router overseas. Last week, FON announced the router here in the United States, calling it the "Fonera 2.0n". For $99, there's quite a few interesting features.
Nielsen: 40 Percent of People Use Smartphones, Tablets While Watching
According to a Nielsen report, 40 percent of smartphone and tablet owners are using their devices while they watch TV.
Audio De-Syncing
Losing sync between voice and video is an annoying problem. Here's how to fix it.
iPhones: the New Congressional Perk?
Congress's Chief Administrative Office (CAO) is currently testing out a small number of Apple phones to see if they'll fit the need of House members.
Find Out What's Not Working in Windows 7
Find and fix devices with problems you don't know about in Windows 7.
