Nokia Releases Free Mapping and Search Software
Nokia said on Thursday it will start offering its smart2go mapping and navigation platform free to mobile customers using select Nokia S60 and Windows Mobile 5.0 devices.
Does Google's SearchWiki Work? Pretty Much
The Internet search market is showing signs of life. The best evidence of this perhaps is Google's own wiki-based enhancement to its search engine, Google SearchWiki. But does it work? In a hands-on test, yes. But the long-term implications are troubling.
CinemaNow Offers 'Download-to-Burn' Movie
Online movie service CinemaNow on Tuesday said it will offer a version of Universal Picture's "The Fast and The Furious: Tokyo Drift" that customers can download onto a blank DVD the same day it is available in stores.
How to Upgrade a Graphics Card
Save a bundle on your graphics card upgrade by doing it yourself. It's not difficult, and our handy guide does away with all the guesswork.
MySpace Agrees to Deal with Sex Offender Issues
Popular Internet social network MySpace said on Monday it reached an accord with eight U.S. state attorneys general and has worked out a legal mechanism to hand over information on convicted sex offenders found on its service.
IBM Fires Back at Microsoft Ad Campaign
IBM is the victim of a Microsoft marketing blitz, but Big Blue retaliates with some jabs of its own.
Analysis: iTunes Plus versus eMusic, Head to Head
News analysis: Backed by hands-on testing, PC Magazine analyzes the competitive landscape between the new Apple iTunes Plus and one of its chief rivals, eMusic – and declares a winner.
Internet Gambling Almost Dead In U.S.
Online gambling firms faced their biggest-ever crisis on Monday after U.S. Congress passed legislation to end Internet gaming there, threatening jobs and wiping 3.5 billion pounds ($6.5 billion) off company values.
Yahoo Rejects Microsoft Bid
Yahoo Inc on Monday rejected as too low Microsoft Corp's unsolicited $41.4 billion takeover offer.
Film Fracas
The Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) is getting more serious about Internet trading of copyrighted films.
