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Google On The Future Of Search

Google has been speculating on how online search will develop over the next decade, and cloud computing and Internet connectivity will be important factors.
Computing News

Gov. Palin’s E-Mail Hacked

The group called Anonymous has hacked into Sarah Palin's Yahoo account and posted the mails it found in Wikileaks.
Computing News

Google, GE Combine On Energy

Google is teaming with GE to develop a "smart" electric grid and promote the development of clean energy.
Web News

YouTube Bans Some Weapons Videos In The UK

Following government pressure, YouTube has agreed to ban some videos in the UK containing weapons and intimidation.
Web News

Google Changes On Abortion Ads

Settling out of court in the UK, Google will now allow ads from religious groups about abortion.
Web News

Names Of Merged Banks Cybersquatted

Cybersquatters have already registered domain names for newly-merged banks, with www.bankofamericamerrilllynch.com already up on eBay.
Computing News

Now Xbox Price Cuts In UK

After Japan and the US, Microsoft has announced price cuts on the Xbox 360 in the UK, just in time to catch the Christmas trade.
Gaming News

Video Games Are Social

A new study has found that playing video games actually doesn't make teens into brooding loners with long black coats.
Gaming News

Mozilla To Offer Mobile Browser

Mozilla, the people who brought you Firefox, is working on a mobile browser — expect it in 2010.
Mobile News

IMDb Launches Streaming Service

Already the bible on movie data, the Internet Movie Data Base has now added video streaming to its arsenal.
Computing News

Welcome the EIT

The European Institute of Innovation and Technology has opened in Budapest, an institution aimed at generating technological advances.
Web News

Apple Releases iPhone Software 2.1

The company claims that the software update "contains many bug fixes and updates" including better battery life.
Mobile News

Notorious Spammer Freed

Jeremy Jaynes, said to have been among the world's biggest spammers, has had his conviction overturned.
Web News

Vista Staff Hit Stores

Microsoft is hiring staff to work in certain outlets to demonstrate and talk up Vista in a bid to boost sales.
Computing News

Your iPhone Records All Your Actions

A hacker and author has revealed that the iPhone records screenshots of activity that can be recovered with forensic techniques.
Mobile News

YouTube Bans Violent Videos

YouTube has changed its community guidelines to ban violent videos from the site after criticism in both the US and UK.
Computing News

UK Broadband Plan Due

The government is set to release a report containing plans to up British broadband speeds — as well as the cost.
Web News

Real Adds Video To Voice

RealNetworks is adding video to its voice response feature for mobiles — but it's for information and entertainment, not face-to-face.
Mobile News

CERN Rap Is YouTube Hit

A hip-hop song and video explaining the Large Hardon Collider is a hit on YouTube, with over two million hits in two weeks.
Computing News

Strong Words From Yahoo On Ad Deal

Yahoo has said it will go ahead in its ad deal with Google regardless of the decision by government antitrust lawyers.
Computing News

Two Years For Stock Hacker

A Malaysian hacker has been given a two year prison sentence for hacking into stock accounts and manipulating them to increase the value of worthless stocks
Web News

New Marillion Album Free Download

The band Marillion is making its new album available free through file sharing sites - all they want is your e-mail address.
Computing News

New Facebook Despite Protests

Facebook is changing the look of profile pages in spite of protest from users; like it or not, everyone will be on the new Facebook.
Computing News

Greenpeace Loves The New iPods

Greenpeace has praised Apple for eliminating PVC and BFRs in its new line of iPods, but still wants more from the company.
Web News

New Software Tracks Students

New software can track the attendance students in a British vocational off-campus learning program — and inform immediately when they're not there.
Computing News

New Trojan Claims To Be Obama "Scandal"

A new wave of spam claims to be a porn video of candidate Barack Obama in the Ukraine — but instead, of course, it installs malware.
Computing News

Glitch Hits London Stock Exchange

A software problem meant an outage for seven hours on Monday for the London Stock Exchange, to all intents and purposes eliminating a day's trading.
Web News

Industry Helps Computing Museum

IBM and PGP have given $100,000 to help run Britain's computing museum at Bletchley Park — part of the $14 million they need.
Computing News

Google Digitizes Old Newspapers

Google is partnering with around 100 newspapers to digitize old copies and make them available online for all.
Computing News

Mozilla Releases Firefox Shiretoko Alpha 2

Mozilla has released the new update for its Firefox 3.1 browser, curiously named Firefox Shiretoko Alpha 2.
Computing News

Ad Group Opposes Yahoo-Google Deal

The Association of National Advertisers has written to the Department of Justice opposing the Yahoo-Google ad deal.
Web News

Game Gas Promotion Causes Chaos

A London promotion for a new video game that offered motorists free gas caused chaos in a neighborhood.
Gaming News

Reverse Vishing In China

Scammers have come up with a new wrinkle in China to hit the unsuspecting in two different ways - and it's ingenious.
Web News

Homeland Security Uses MySpace

The Department of Homeland Security is using social network MySpace for emergency broadcasting.
Computing News
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