Google Network Could Cost Almost $17 Billion to Build
The search giant remains uncommitted to go it alone in the spectrum auction.

Lenovo Doubles Quarterly Earnings
World No. 4 PC maker Lenovo Group Ltd lagged forecasts despite doubling quarterly earnings, as a decelerating U.S. economy depressed laptop sales while competition intensified with the likes of Asian rival Acer Inc.

Krugle Brings Code Search to Microsoft CodePlex
Krugle delivers code search capabilities to Microsoft's CodePlex community source effort.

Introducing the Tesla Roadster
Clean and mean: the Tesla roadster is a sports car for the environmentalist adrenaline junky. Does that mean you'll be able to buy one? Not the first batch. But we'll tell you what you're missing.

Republican Fred Thompson Aims for Blogger-in-Chief
If Republican Fred Thompson enters the presidential race as expected, the actor and former senator will be aiming to add another title to a crowded resumeblogger-in-chief.

Nintendo Talks Tough; Wii Price Cuts Doubtful
Nintendo's U.S. sales have outpaced the video gaming industry this year, and the company's best releases are ahead of it, a top executive said. And that means that prices for the Wii console may hold firm.

McGruff To Bite Cyber Criminals
The "McGruff" character that warned kids to "take a bite out of crime" is now asking today's youth to do the same for online criminals.

View 'Housewives,' 'Lost' On Web, For Free
Walt Disney Co.'s ABC Television will offer some of its most popular shows, such as "Desperate Housewives"and "Lost,"for free on the Internet in a two-month trial, the company said on Monday.
CDs Purchases Down, Video Games Help Sales
Sales of physical CDs continued to decline in the third quarter while digital download sales saw a small uptick, according to data from NPD Group. Artists who participated in music-based video games, meanwhile, also saw a bump in album sales.
Comcast Begins Selling Cell-Phone Services
Comcast Corp. has become the first U.S. cable operator to take on telecommunications providers in the cell phone market, having begun marketing the service to consumers in Boston.
