Microsoft Curtails Web Search Storage
Microsoft Corp. said on Sunday the software maker was taking new steps to protect consumer privacy in the areas of Web search and online advertising and called on the Internet industry to support it.
Psystar Sues Apple Over Snow Leopard
Psystar has again filed suit against Apple, this time accusing the Cupertino-based company of anticompetitive behavior related to its newly released Snow Leopard OS.
Time Warner Prepping Online Video Portal
With the explosion in popularity of TV video sites like Hulu, cable giants Time Warner is exploring ways to provide subscribers with online access to its content, an executive said Wednesday.
More Americans Go To Facebook Than MySpace
Facebook bypassed MySpace in terms of total U.S. visitors for the first time in May, as Facebook's popularity in terms its user base continued to rise.
Wal-Mart Cancels Movie Download Service
Wal-Mart Stores Inc quietly canceled its online video download service less than a year after the site went live, a company spokeswoman said on Thursday.
Apple Packaging Videos On iTunes
Apple Computer is exploring new ways to market and sell music videos in bulk as interest in downloadable video grows.
Kodak's New Enthusiast Cameras
Will the new P series be able to compete with popular and inexpensive D-SLRs?
Dell Precision Workstations Will Wow Professionals
Dell's 15- and 17-inch models run quad-core processors; the 17-inch does this by combining two dual-core CPUs, which support up to an astounding 16GB of RAM.
Texas PC Repair Now Requires PI License
From its Texas Rangers to its enthusiastic take on the death penalty, the Lone Star State has long been known for its aggressive stance on law enforcement. Thanks to a strange new law, it's a sting that may soon be felt by a number of the state's computer-repair people.
5 Ways the Apple Store Rocked Best Buy on iPad Launch Day... or Did It
