NVIDIA nForce 590 SLI; two is better than one
Logan Booker gives NVIDIA's new AMD AM2 platform the once over. More...

Microsoft previews Adobe-killer tools
Microsoft is chipping away at development of its new Expression line of software for designers, releasing two new preview versions this week of the evolving applications. More...

Ballmer now says Vista could slip
Just days after saying that Windows Vista's release wouldn't be delayed by Symantec's lawsuit, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer hinted that the next-generation operating system might not make its announced January delivery date. More...

Virtual coach designed to help smokers quit
LONDON - If you've tried to give up smoking but don't have the willpower or are too embarrassed to seek help, Dutch researchers may have the answer. More...

Nintendo annual profit down, sees bounce-back ahead
OSAKA, Japan - Nintendo posted a 19 percent fall in annual operating profit on Thursday, hit by slowing demand for its GameCube and Game Boy Advance machines, but it expects a healthy recovery this year on its upcoming console, Wii, and hot-selling DS portable players. More...

Nike and iPod develop musical footwear
Nike and Apple have combined the worlds of sports and music with a new wireless system that allows Nike footwear to communicate with an iPod nano.
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Korea rejects Microsoft's antitrust appeal
South Korea's antitrust agency has rejected Microsoft's appeal of a decision to force the company to create new versions of Windows. More...

Podcasts gaining corporate cred
Podcasts are gaining in credibility as legitimate business communication tools according to several big-name tech companies. More...

Microsoft Live mail hits a snag
Microsoft has apparently hit some rough road with Windows Live Mail Beta, which is the eventual replacement for MSN Hotmail. More...

NASA prepares for 2006 hurricane season
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) stepped-up services offered through its crisis center Web site. More...

Microsoft, Intel debut pay-as-you-go PC
Microsoft and Intel have backed a new pay-as-you-compute program to get PCs into the hands of more people in developing countries in Latin America and Asia. More...

Shopping.com launches in Australia
EBay-owned online comparison site Shopping.com, has launched in Australia.

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German file-sharers hit with criminal charges
LONDON - German police have filed criminal charges against 3,500 people accused of using the eDonkey file-sharing network to share copyrighted music illegally, the recording industry's trade group said on Tuesday. More...