Cuba Waives Restrictions on Cell-Phone Use
Cuba announced on Friday that it will allow Cubans the unrestricted use of mobile telephones for the first time in the latest step by new President Raul Castro to improve access to consumer goods.
DIY Bloopers: iPhone Screen Replacement Gone Wrong--Twice
Despite fierce determination and the best of intentions, repairs to today's disposable electronic gadgets are sometimes better left to the pros.
AMD Hack Points to Widespread Web Forum Flaws, Attacks
Hackers are targeting unpatched holes in open-source software that runs bulletin boards and online forums, according to Internet analysts.
Konica Minolta Exits Camera Market
Japan's Konica Minolta Group, makers of highly regarded digital and film cameras as well as color film, papers, and photo minilabs, announced Thursday that they would be closing its camera and photo divisions of their business.
Navigon Adds Terrain and Tours to New GPSes
On Monday, Navigon announced three new GPS navigation devices, continuing to add terrain and scenic tours as value-added features.
Croatia Investigates Facebook Activist Detentions
Croatian Prime Minister Ivo Sanader asked his interior ministry Wednesday to investigate any possible abuse of police authority after a number of Facebook Web activists were detained.
Tritton to Launch 5.1-Channel USB Headphones
Tritton Technologies on Monday is expected to announce a new set of USB headphones with 5.1-channel surround sound built in.
5 Ways the Apple Store Rocked Best Buy on iPad Launch Day... or Did It
Where Are the Vista Killer Apps?
Will the usual cast of Windows software vendors be leading the next-gen Windows client parade? It's more likely that a new crop of developers, including Mercedes-AMG and Allscripts Healthcare, instead, will be at the front of the Vista app pack.
Aniboom Wants to be YouTube for Animation
Aniboom, an Internet home for animators to create and share original clips, is launching its own channel on video site YouTube with the aim of hatching the next animated blockbuster that could rival "The Simpsons" or "South Park."
