A New Zealand teen who pleaded guilty to hacking into computers has been let off without a conviction, even though his actions resulted in the theft of millions of dollars.
After networks refused to cap text-roaming costs voluntarily, the EU is going to introduce limits for roaming text charges — and warns it could do the same for data-roaming.
Yes, there were lines all over the world for the 3G iPhone. But demand exceeded supply, and technical glitches prevented some users from registering their phones.
Yahoo has rejected a joint bid from Microsoft and billionaire investor Carl Icahn that would have given Microsoft Yahoo's search and Icahn the rest of the company.
Aimed to help and grow open-source Symbian, the Symbian Foundation is just over two weeks old, but has already added nine more members to the original 10.
According to a memo, the Xbox 360 60GB LIVE Starter Pack stand alone hard drive will be coming later this fall, to accompany the 60GB Pro Console to be released later this month.
Dell has teamed the Championship Gaming Series to back a College Gaming League, open to students and faculty members, with tournaments that could lead to a pro gaming career for winners.
Britain's Information Commissioner has said he has privacy concerns over the face-blurring technology in Google Street View and will be contacting the company.
Over the last six month, researchers have secretly developed a patch for an error in the DNS system that can let criminals redirect people to fake web pages, even if they typed the right address.