US Defense Department OKs Social Networking

The U.S. Department of Defense has approved access to social-networking sites from its network.

By Nancy Gohring 14 years ago

DVE Brings 3-D Look to Meeting System

DVE introduced a telepresence system that uses a transparent screen to make meeting participants appear as if they are in the same room.

By Stephen Lawson 14 years ago

PlayStation 3 Worldwide Glitch Mysteriously ‘Fixed’

PS3s appear to be working again after a time and date error crashed offline games and nerfed PlayStation Network access for the better part of a day.

By Matt Peckham 14 years ago

News You Can Use About How You Use News

Americans are increasingly getting their news online, but who's actually providing the information? Turns out it all depends on where you're looking.

By JR Raphael 14 years ago

Twitter Shares Its ‘firehose’ of Tweets With More Partners

Twitter is extending access to the full stream of public "tweets" to more companies, hoping that innovative tools will be built to make sense of all that data.

By Juan Carlos Perez 14 years ago

Google Buys Online Photo-editing App Picnik

Google has bought online photo-editing company Picnik.

By Juan Carlos Perez 14 years ago

Google Buys Picnik Online Photo-Editing Site

Google continues to feather its growing nest of Web-based tools with today's purchase of a photo utility that lets users edit digital photos in a Web browser.

By Jeff Bertolucci 14 years ago

Case Mod Turns the Wii Into a Portable ‘Laptop’

Ever wanted to take your Wii with you for some on-the-move fun? A recent case-modder has made that a reality.

By Chris Brandrick 14 years ago

NetSuite Courts Old-school VARs With New Offer

NetSuite is hoping to rev up its channel with a new partner revenue-sharing model.

By Chris Kanaracus 14 years ago

Indonesia Rejects E-waste Shipment From US

An e-waste recycler says it is following the law despite protests from an environmental group.

By Grant Gross 14 years ago

Nintendo DSi Game Uses Face Tracking for No-Glasses 3D

A Clever DSi puzzle game is producing 3D effects without the headaches.

By David Ayala 14 years ago

Freescale’s New Chip Could Revolutionize E-Readers

New processor could double eReader speed, support large color screens, improve battery life and lower the retail cost by about $30.

By Brennon Slattery 14 years ago

How Subscription Clubs Bring in Members

By Tom Spring 14 years ago

Analyst Scares Up iPad Delay Warning

According to one analyst there is a good chance Apple's retail iPad debut will be delayed and supplies will be tight.

By Jared Newman 14 years ago

Microsoft Still Not Commenting on Windows Mobile 7 Upgrades

Microsoft still isn't commenting on whether current Windows Mobile phones will be upgradeable to Windows Mobile 7.

By Nancy Gohring 14 years ago

Leave Your PlayStation 3 Off or Else, Warns Sony

Sony tells PlayStation 3 owners not to use their systems, as doing so may bungle trophy synchronization or result in data loss.

By Matt Peckham 14 years ago

New EU Limits on Mobile Roaming Begin

A new regulation in Europe starts on Monday aimed at eliminating exorbitant Internet roaming fees.

By Nancy Gohring 14 years ago

Powerline Networks to Get Bandwidth Boost

Netgear has introduced products for powerline-based home networking at up to 500M bps.

By Mikael Ricknäs and IDG News Service 14 years ago

Antitrust Rhetoric Heats Up Between Google, Microsoft

Google deflects complaints by European firms with Microsoft ties; Microsoft notes Google's "exclusionary" tactics.

By Ian Paul 14 years ago

Move Your Data to a Safer, Separate Partition in Windows 7

Cedric Crawley wants to keep Windows 7 and his applications in one partition, and his data in another

By Lincoln Spector 14 years ago