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Microsoft Doesn’t Want Yahoo Either
Who loves Yahoo? In a bid to partner and/or buy Yahoo those who are courting Yahoo prove fickle.News
Four Google Officials Likely to Stand Trial in Italy
Google is awaiting confirmation that four employees will face charges for failing to stop the publishing of a video of a disabled teenager being bullied.News
Netflix Stops Selling DVDs
Company exits the previously-viewed DVD market to focus on rentals and streaming video.News
MTV Pulls a Profit from Piracy
If you can't beat 'em, make money off 'em seems to be the new philosophy as MTV drops ads into copyrighted content.News
WSJ: Google and Yahoo May Call the Whole Thing off
Google and Yahoo may drop their search ad deal due to objections from the U.S. government, The Wall Street Journal says.News
Google Moves To OpenID
You'll now be able to use your Google info to sign up for accounts at other sites.News
Beatles to Make Digital Debut on Rockband
Could the Fab Four's music finally be available in digital form? A much anticipated press conference has some predicting Beatles music will be available to players of the video game Rockband.News
15 Hot New Technologies That Will Change Everything
Memristor circuits lead to ultrasmall PCs. Intel and AMD unleash massively multicore CPUs. Samsung TVs respond to your every gesture. These and other developing technologies will fundamentally change the way you think about–and use–technology.News
G1 Price Drop: Wal-Mart to Sell Android For Less
Wal-Mart says it will start selling T-Mobile's G1 Google Android cellphone starting Wednesday. It also promises to slash the price.News
Google Earth Lands on iPhone
Partnering Google Earth with the iPhone's multi-touch gestures and GPS technology provides an informative and interactive experience.News
Gmail Gets Emotional
Gmail users can say it in pictures with a huge selection of emoticons just released for the e-mail service.News
Hey Android, Where’s My Facebook App?
New owners of T-Mobile's G1 phone hoping for a dedicated Facebook app will be disappointed. Here why those G1 users will just have to wait.News
Google’s New Handy Gmail Tool: Canned Responses
Google introduced a Gmail feature that lets you create a library of canned responses for e-mail. Here is how to create customized auto-replies using the new feature.News
Phone Wars Heat Up
Think Apple will be content to let this upstart phone challenge its dominance? Think again!News
Hey, Android: Where are the Apps?
Welcome, Android developers — now get busy cranking out those apps.News
Google Launches Android Market
Arriving along with the official launch of T-Mobile's G1 is Google's Android Market, a place where G1 owners can download mobile applications.News
Freedom From iTunes
Nine free downloads promise to help you get the most out of your iPod–without iTunes.News
What Google Could Gain From An Obama White House
Google's top man, Eric Schmidt, gives presidential hopeful Barack Obama his endorsement. Here is how an Obama White House could help Schmidt and Google.News
Motorola Prepares its Android Phone
More details seep out about the Android-powered phone that will join T-Mobile's G1 in battle against iPhone.News
iGoogle Gets an Upgrade
Google has released its latest upgrade of iGoogle to all U.S. users called "full canvas views".News
Overall, YouTube a Kinder, Gentler Place for Obama
If this election has become another culture war, then YouTube is ground zero. And ground zero likes Obama.News
iTunes Offers Major Network Shows in HD
TV shows from all of the major networks are available today for download from iTunes.News
CBS Throws In with YouTube, Says ‘Show Me the Eyeballs’
Agreement might mean a purge of all CBS video uploaded by YouTube usersNews
Google in Curious Alliance With Click-fraud Detection Firm
Google has agreed to cooperate with its longtime adversary Click Forensics on click-fraud reports.News
Palin Hacking Charge Flawed, Lawyers Say
David Kernell is facing five years in prison for allegedly hacking into Alaska Governor Sarah Palin's Yahoo e-mail account…News
7 Great Sites About Music and Literature
Life's a lot better with good music and books. Sites like Pandora and Powell's Books will keep you on a steady diet of both.News
PC Video Cards With Toshiba’s SpursEngine Coming Soon
PC video cards based on Toshiba's SpursEngine video chip will hit the market soon.News
MPAA, RealNetworks Sue Each Other Over DVD Copier
RealNetworks and the MPAA filed lawsuits against each other over the RealDVD copying software.News
Google and HTC Spent 3 Years on Android, Handsets
HTC and Google worked for three years to bring Android phones to market.News
Hands on With HTC’s Google Phone
A quick session with T-Mobile's G1 Dream finds it fun and cool, and still under construction.News
Android Launch: Don’t Expect IPhone-like Lines
The first Android phone, expected to be introduced on Tuesday, probably won't create the same excitement as the iPhone.News
Report: T-Mobile to Announce Google Phone Sept. 23
T-Mobile USA will announce a mobile phone with Google's Android OS on September 23.News
Best Buy Offers $121 Million for Napster
Best Buy has agreed to pay around $121 million in cash for online music retailer Napster.News
September’s Coolest Gadgets
Roundup of new products that are pushing the limits of technology in cameras, laptops, TVs and more.News
12 Promising New Web Sites and Services
At two conferences this week–Demo Fall 2008 and TechCrunch50–developers unveiled more than a 100 new Web sites and services. Here are a dozen of our favorites.News
Tribune Blames Googlebot for United Stock Crash
Google is to blame for publishing a six-year old story that caused a drop in United Airlines' stock.News
Google Cuts Time It Retains IP Address Logs to 9 Months
Google will half the length of time it holds data linking surfers's IP addresses to their Web searches.Erik Larkin on the Web
Block Google-Yahoo Ad Deal, Advertisers Argue
The Association of National Advertisers opposed the pending deal in a Sunday letter sent to the U.S. Department of Justice.News
Critical Vulnerability Patched in Google’s Chrome
A Vietnamese security company found a critical vulnerability in Google's new browser, Chrome, but Google has already released a patch.News
Google Amends Chrome License Agreement After Objections
Google says it will dump part of the licensing agreement for its Chrome Web browser.News
Chrome vs. the World
So Google is now a browser company. What does that mean for the rest of the industry?News
Google Brings out Big Guns in Support of Chrome
Google's cofounders came out on Tuesday to offer vocal support for the company's new Chrome browser.News
Nations Question ISO’s Merit Following Dropped OOXML Appeals
Countries whose appeals against OOXML standards approval were dropped are questioning the relevance of the ISO/IEC.News
Google Seeks Route Around Microsoft With Chrome
Analysis: Google's surprise announcement of a new browser, Chrome, via a Web comic book could prove another game-changing development for the Internet.News
Google Adds YouTube-like Service to Apps Suite
Google is adding a video sharing application to its Apps Premier hosted software suite.News
Google Browser Will Be Available Tuesday
Google will launch a beta version of its own Web browser, called Chrome, on Tuesday it confirmed Monday.News