Level 3 Cutting Jobs as Recession Deepens
Telecommunications company Level 3 Communications Inc said on Monday it would cut around 450 jobs, or 8 percent of its workforce, joining a parade of technology companies cutting costs to cope with the deepening U.S. recession.
Microsoft Preps For Its Next Windows Vista Milestone
The Vista February CTP test build and a first beta of new Vista deployment tools are both expected next week, according to beta testers.
Apple Adds, Then Pulls, MobileMe from iTunes 8
Apple continued its practice of undocumented bundling by adding several new services to the iTunes 8 installation for PCs, without notifying the user. As of Thursday morning, however, the company removed the controversial MobileMe control panel from the installation.
Clean Install Using Vista Upgrade
Watching Over You
Round-the-clock medical monitoring for at-risk patients could soon be as easy as a flick of the wrist.
Surprise! 'Starcraft 2' Is Actually a Trilogy
During the StarCraft 2 gameplay panel at BlizzCon, Blizzard posed a question to the audience: Should they sacrifice an epic story or truly create something spectacular? They're choosing the latter.
Opera Officially Releases Opera 9 Browser
On Tuesday, Opera Software officially announced the release of Opera 9, the new browser which includes support for "widgets,"adds a security toolbar, and integrates support for the BitTorrent file-distribution system.
Sony Responds to PS3 Backwards-Compatibility Critics
Sony got a few people excited last Friday after they announced that European PS3s would no longer be sporting an Emotion engine chip -- AKA, "the thing that lets you play older games on your PS3". The company has tried to explain itself.
Nikon's New Wireless and Superzoom Cameras
Malware Maelstrom Coming from Russia with Love
Security vendors note the rise of malware threats from Russia.
