American Airlines Adding Streaming Video Services to Flights This Summ
Passengers on American Airlines flights are about to get a new perk. Instead of craning their necks to catch reruns of "Monk" and excerpts from "The Tonight Show" on tiny aisle TV sets, they'll be able to wirelessly stream content to their personal devices from the comfort of their own seats.
PC Maker Lenovo Back in the Black
Lenovo Group, which has slipped a notch to fourth among global PC makers, returned to the black in its fiscal fourth quarter after turning round its U.S. arm, but faces a competitive year.
Tune Up Firefox for Research
No matter which browser you're using, you'll do well to master the native features of the program first.
Why Pirate? Microsoft Offers $60 Office to Students
Microsoft on Wednesday unveiled a $60 Web-based version of its new Microsoft Office Ultimate suite of applications that will be exclusively available to college students.
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.
Google Patches Vulnerability in Desktop Search Tool
The company issues a fix for a flaw in Google Desktop that left the product open to cross-site scripting attacks.
Wrapup: What Sony Announced at E3
All three press conferences have come and gone, and Sony's ended with a few bangs. We saw some new game announcements, updates on existing ones, and hints of what's to come for the PlayStation Network and Home.
Wired Nextfest's Director Explains Show's Evolution
In honor of the fifth annual Nextfest, I sat down with the show's executive director, Victor Friedburg, to talk about the genesis of the event, how its changed over the years, and what role Wired is playing in bringing the cool technologies showcased to the hands of consumers.
Verizon Limiting Exclusive Phone Deals
Verizon Wireless is dialing back on its exclusivity agreements with handset makers after pressure from U.S. lawmakers and smaller carriers.
Verizon Could Sue to Keep Cell-Phone Numbers Private
Bellevue, Washington-based data broker Intelius in August launched a mobile phone directory that has wireless providers like Verizon considering legal action.
