Logitech Unveils Killer iPod Speaker
Logitech has announced an impressive new competitor to the Apple iPod Hi-Fi.
TVTonic Drowns in Red Ink, Shuts Down
The economic downturn has claimed another victim: video Web site TVTonic.
Apple Mega-patch Fixes 22 Flaws
The monster update to Mac OS X includes a fix for a critical Wi-Fi driver flaw that was exposed during the "Month of Kernel Bugs" project.
As Crucial as Coffee: Web Surfing at Work
Half of all workers would rather give up their morning coffee than the ability to surf the Web at work, according to findings of a new Web at Work study.
Nintendo Wins Store-Within-a-Store at Toys'R'Us
Shoppers visiting the flagship Toys'R'Us store in Times Square looking for Nintendo products may not have to look very hard, thanks to the new Nintendo department -- a 1,000 square foot area of the store home to all things Nintendo.
Arovax Shield 1.1
Arovax Shield 1.1 fights malware by preventing it from successfully installing on your computer.
China Software Still a Pirate's Game
Despite periodic crackdowns on piracy, China's has a voracious appetite for cheap, unauthorized copies of software and other digital products.
Symantec AntiVirus Worm Hole Puts Millions at Risk
A gaping code execution flaw in Symantec's anti-virus product suite could allow malicious hackers to take complete control of a system without any user action. Symantec is investigating.
The Earth, Updated
Google has marked the one-year anniversary of its Google Earth satellite mapping software by delivering a new beta version 4.0.
Nikon Reveals D50, D70s
More affordable, easier to-use Digital SLR options are on the way.
