EU Lobby Condemns Google-DoubleClick Merger
The BEUC says the proposed acquisition would hurt both consumers and competitors in the EU.
No More Rear-Projection TVs from Sony
Despite a strong standing in the market, Sony has decided to discontinue its rear-projection TVs to focus on the hot-selling LCD segment.
Lawsuit Threatened in DoubleClick Case
Privacy groups hinted they may pursue legal action if FTC head Deborah Platt Majoras doesn't step down from reviewing the Google-DoubleClick merger on her own.
Facebook Tracks Down Hackers
Three men who allegedly attempted to break into Facebook back in June have been identified with the help of Canadian ISPs.
Trouble Brews over Google-DoubleClick Deal
Concerns over the FTC head’s impartiality in reviewing the Google-DoubleClick case were unfounded, she claims.
InTempo Launches DAB-Enabled iPod Dock
The RDI iPod dock comes with support for Digital Audio Broadcasting, a way of receiving high-quality digital audio over the air.
AOL Reveals Top Searches of 2007
Wrestlers, iPhones and American Idol topped AOL's lists of what we searched for in 2007.
Word of the Year: w00t
A slice of gamer jargon has made it mainstream by winning Merriam-Webster's online Word of the Year contest... for better or worse.
No Such Thing as a Legal MP3?
A widely misinterpreted RIAA brief has caused a major stir, but does not say that making copies of CDs for private use is illegal.
Olive Opus No. 5
Store all of your music in beautiful lossless format with the Olive Opus No. 5 music server.
Custom Warcraft Figurines Go on Sale
FigurePrints will take any World of Warcraft character and produce a replica figurine in full detail, using 3D printing technology.
PocketFinder
Keep tabs on your children, parents, or even your pet with the PocketFinder GPS system.
Hackers Target Federal Lab
A fake e-mail scheme may have opened up access to a database full of social security numbers at Oak Ridge National Laboratory.
JetBlue Offers In-Flight Wi-Fi
Those with dreams of online deathmatches a mile above the Earth will have to wait, but basic e-mail and IM functionality are now available on limited flights.
Google Rolls AIM Into Gmail
It's been nearly two years in the making, but Google has finally opened up its Gmail chat widget to AOL's IM network.