HP Demonstrates Makeup Color Matching Tech
Using a cell phone and a color chart, women can get expert makeup advice without a trip to the beauty counter.
Page Views Lose Relevance, Nielsen Says
Nielsen claims that new technologies have antiquated the old way of measuring interest in a Web site.
Facebook Growth Explodes
The social networking site's traffic has doubled since opening registration to non-college students in September.
MPAA Dummy Site Snares Pirates
MiiVi.com captured information about online pirates by offering links to pirated movies and a program that searched users' computers.
Google Loses Trademark Battle In Germany
After an almost three-year fight for the use of "Gmail," a German court has ruled the trademark does not belong to Google.
Donate Your Old Phone, Help a U.S. Soldier
AT&T has teamed with the charity Cell Phones for Soldiers to help soldiers overseas stay connected.
iPhone Teardown Finds 55 Pct Profit Margin
According to a research firm, Apple rakes in over $330 with the sale of every phone.
Blu-ray Playing Dirty in Hi-Def Format War?
Officials in Europe are looking into whether movie studios are violating antitrust laws with their Blu-ray exclusivity agreements.
Internet Radio May Survive, For Now
A proposed cap on royalty fees may keep broadcaster alive past July 15, but the offer stands only for the short term.
Adobe Releases Creative Suite 3
Twelve Adobe programs are available in their upgraded CS3 versions, making Monday's release the largest in Adobe's 25-year history.
Altec Lansing Offers Wireless Home Theater
The company's latest speaker systems are designed to complement flat panel TVs with a low profile and wireless design.
Logitech Unveils Two New Cams, Partnership
The QuickCam Pro 9000 and QuickCam Pro for Notebooks will benefit from lenses made by Carl Zeiss.
iPhone Line-Waiting Madness Commences
Like all highly anticipated releases, the iPhone's impending sale on June 29 is pushing fans to line up outside stores to ensure they get one.