Yahoo Calls Off Microsoft Merger Talks
Microsoft and Yahoo have broken off all merger talks, Yahoo said on Thursday, apparently putting a stake in the on-again, off-again discussions for good.
Fujitsu Commits to Blu-Ray PCs In Japan
Fujitsu Ltd. said on Tuesday it would launch desktop personal computers equipped with Blu-ray disk drives in June in Japan, becoming the first company to release PCs compatible with the next-generation optical disks.
Matsushita To Sell 103-Inch Plasma TVs
Matsushita Electric Industrial Co. Ltd., the maker of Panasonic brand electronics, said on Monday it hoped to start selling the world's largest plasma television by early next year.
Manage Your Network
Even if you're familiar with Windows, setting up and managing a home network to share folders and printers isn't easy.
Your PC's Been Arrested—Now What?
If anyone misuses your network, guess who's liable?
Cablevision's 'Remote DVR' Service Ruled Legal
A DVR service offered by Cablevision does not infringe upon the rights of content holders just because it stores its recordings on Cablevision servers rather than on the actual DVR devices, a U.S. appeals court ruled Monday.
'Rock Band' May Add Keyboard, User-Made Songs
Harmonix developer Greg LoPiccolo admits that there are a lot of different directions the team could head down for the future of Rock Band, but there's clearly one at the top of his mind.
NBC/News Corp. Video Site to Be 'Mostly Free'
News Corp. and NBC Universal confirmed that their unnamed video site will launch this summer, featuring "mostly free" content together with partners AOL, Microsoft, and Yahoo. But don't say it competes with YouTube, they insisted.
Keep Users Inside the Lines
How to create a form in Microsoft Word that locks the response blocks.
AOL IM Security Hole Unplugged?
Researcher Aviv Raff said he has found a way to defeat the patch AOL issued to address an IM vulnerability.
