Telstra grows board, customer service
Telstra has announced that it has appointed two non-executive directors to help the telco transition itself into a more competitive organisation. More...
AMD launches dual-core Turion, 64-bit Sempron
Advanced Micro Devices is looking to beef up its position in the notebook market against competitor Intel with two firsts: dual core Turion and a 64-bit Sempron CPUs. More...
Apple fixes firmware, nixes MacBook pro heat problems
Apple quietly issues a firmware update for its Intel-based systems that users said fixed overheating problems in the MacBook Pro notebook. More...
Windows Live Mail almost supports Firefox
Microsoft adds support for rival Firefox in the latest upgrade of its Web mail client that replicates the look and feel of the software maker's popular Outlook. More...
Google updates online video service
Google launches a new version of its video service that makes it easier for people to upload video. More...
Sun to open-source Java
Sun Microsystems said it plans to open-source Java once it works out the logistics. More...
Sony to launch first Blu-ray notebook
Sony said it would offer the world's first notebook PC equipped with a next-generation Blu-ray optical disk drive in Japan in June, a month behind Toshiba's launch last week of laptop PCs with a rival drive.
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Creative files patent suit against Apple
Creative Technology, the distant number 2 to Apple Computer in the digital music player market, said it filed patent complaints against Apple in federal court and with a US trade agency. More...
Most who surf porn at work say it was accidental
Only six percent of at-work smut surfers admitted they'd acted deliberately, said a poll released Tuesday. More...
IBM crams 6.67 billion bits into one sq. inch
IBM said researchers have developed a data storage technology that is capable of cramming eight terabytes of data onto a small tape cartridge. More...
April video game sales up
Video game sales rose 16 percent in April to $699 million, ending seven consecutive months of year on year declines. More...
Cyber-crooks target online gamers
In a new malware dynamic, cyber-crooks are going after login details needed to install and access online games. More...
Chinese internet writer sentenced to 12 years
BEIJING (Reuters) - A Chinese Internet writer was jailed for 12 years on Tuesday for "subversion of state power" after backing a movement by exiled dissidents to hold free elections, his lawyer said. More...
Hitachi rolls out 160GB perpendicular technology drive
Hitachi Global Storage Technologies has entered the hard drive perpendicular recording arena with a 2.5-inch 160 GB Travelstar device. More...
Mozilla unveils new Firefox 2.0 alpha
Dubbed "Bon Echo Alpha 2," the rough-around-the-edges browser will eventually be renamed Firefox 2.0 when it's polished and launched later this year. More...
Big Blue to battle Bird Flu
IBM is putting its computing resources behind a worldwide effort to combat the spread of infectious diseases. More...
Adult industry pioneers movie download service
The burn-to-DVD service could open up a lucrative market for easy access to adult entertainment that can be watched in the privacy of someone's living room. More...
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