Microsoft Makes Virtual PC Free
Microsoft said this week that it will make its Virtual PC software free -- not just the older Virtual PC 2004 version, but its upcoming software for Vista, too.
Microsoft Readying 'Xbox 360 Arcade'?
Rumors from last month suggested the Microsoft Xbox 360 game console would see a bit of a shake up this holiday season. One portion, suggesting the Core SKU would be re-branded as the "Arcade," is gaining support.
iTunes Phone: Take 2
Today Cingular and Motorola introduced the SLVR L7, a slim, hip phone that synchs with iTunes.
Microsoft Celebrates Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary With Launch Part
Halo: Combat Evolved goes on sale at midnight. Don't miss out on the FPS-related festivities.
Yahoo Adds Third-Party Apps to Yahoo Mail
Yahoo outlined a new Yahoo! Open Strategy initiative by the company aimed at making its technologies more open to external developers and integrating social networking features into its services. Specifically, it includes adding third-party apps to Yahoo Mail, and a universal profile page.
Nintendo Wii Now Used By Therapists
Franklin Perry used to spend hours performing video game feats with his thumbs but lately he has been using the Nintendo Wii, and the rest of his body, to regain his strength after suffering a stroke.
Analysis: iTunes Plus versus eMusic, Head to Head
News analysis: Backed by hands-on testing, PC Magazine analyzes the competitive landscape between the new Apple iTunes Plus and one of its chief rivals, eMusic – and declares a winner.
Adobe Warns of Critical Flash Flaw
Adobe has published a security advisory about a serious vulnerability in the Adobe Flash Player 10.0.12.36 and earlier. They have also released updates to address them.
Motorola CFO: Fired for Blowing Whistle on Phone Plans
Motorola's ex-chief financial officer, Paul Liska, said in a lawsuit unsealed on Thursday he was fired for warning company officials the2009 business plan for its mobile devices unit was based on "unsubstantiated and misleading financial forecasts."
Final Chrome Version Boosts Speed, Compatibility
PC Magazine has performed follow-up tests of Google Chrome to see how much progress the browser has made since coming out of beta. The results? A significant improvement, although compatibility issues still dog it.
