Canadian Customers Say iPhone is Worth the Wait
Neither rain nor controversy discouraged a hardy band of gadget lovers who lined up for up to 16 hours on a downtown street to become among the first in Canada to buy Apple Inc's iPhone 3G on Friday.
YouTube Waves Goodbye To 'Daily Show' Clips
Viacom Inc. has requested that video Web site YouTube take down some Viacom videos, including shows by comedians Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert, as part of ongoing discussions on how the two companies can work together, a Viacom source said on Monday.
Startup Illumio Asks: Hey, Can You Help Me Find This?
Silicon Valley startup Tacit Software is in the process of unveiling its next generation online collaboration tool, dubbed Illumio, which combines a search engine with social networking.
Nokia Believes Cell-Phone Market Will Slow
The world's top cellphone maker Nokia on Tuesday cut its profit margin forecasts for the next two years and joined market analysts in forecasting slower growth for the global mobile phone market in 2007.
Dancing Skeletons are Latest Storm Botnet Trick
Halloween-themed spamming is leading users to a dancing skeleton game that installs a Trojan and remote access to victims' PCs.
Federal Court Finds NSA Wiretaps Unconstitutional
A judge says the government's actions violate the First and Fourth Amendments, the NISA and other laws, and orders an immediate halt to the program.
Obama Adds Yahoo, Former FCC Staffers to Team
President-elect Obama added more tech insiders to his transition team, including a Yahoo executive and two former FCC staffers.
Experts: Cybercrime as Destructive as Credit Crisis
Cybercrime is likely to wreak as much havoc as the credit crisis in the coming years if international regulation is not improved, some of the world's top crime experts said on Wednesday.
Intel's Classmate PC to Get Touch, Atom Chip
The third version of the Intel Classmate PC notebook will add new touch-screen and tablet capabilities, plus the Intel Atom processor.
Trend Micro Releases New E-Mail Security Tools
The company's patent-pending technologies and new hosted service are intended to protect corporate networks against evolving messaging threats.
