Apparently one of Gmail's problems is that people use it too darn much: on the heels of Mail Goggles, Gmail now lets users "undo" sending a message...if they act fast.
Sony Ericsson has stunned the mobile industry, warning it's current sales figures mean it will sell only about half the number of phones it sold last quarter.
The next version of Microsoft's rich media plug-in wants to get into Web applications, and will feature GPU acceleration, deep linking, better controls, and improved data capabilities.
In the latest high-level management change at Japan's electronics giants, Toshiba CEO Atsutoshi Nishida has announced he will be stepping down in June.
BioWare has announced a follow-up to its immersive - and controversial - scifi role playing game Mass Effect, promising more intense combat, exploration...and emotional engagement.
Cable giant Comcast apparently plans to bundle WiMax mobile broadband in with its internet, television, voice, and mobile offerings...starting with Portland, Oregon.
ABI Research says the mobile commerce market will hit $1.6 billion in 2009...but it won't be from people using cell phones as replacements for credit cards.
AMD's move to spin off its factories to into GlobalFoundries has Intel claiming AMD is violating a patent licensing agreement and just giving away Intel's intellectual property.
Apple's forthcoming iPhone 3.0 software will support copy and paste, MMS messages, voice memos, phone-wide searches...and in-program purchases via the App Store.
Facebook might be the current king of North American social networking, but AOL's Bebo isn't throwing in the towel, launching localizations for France, Germany, Italy, Spain, and the Netherlands.
The economic downturn is wreaking more havoc with technology giants: Hitachi has jettisoned its president and announced plans to spin off its auto and consumer electronics businesses.
A federal court has thrown out a Broadcom suit against Qualcomm over exhausted patents, saying Broadcom failed to actually identify any exhausted patents.
General Dynamics' Itronix GD8000 notebook features a magnesium and polycarbonate case, packs a Core 2 Duo processor, and passes MIL-STE 810F ruggedness tests.
Capcom has shipped its controversial co-op zombie-killing game Resident Evil 5 to North American retailers...and announced three Resident Evil games for the wholesome Nintendo Wii.
Remember in 2007 when Estonian sites got hammered by attacks the Estonians claimed were from Russia? They were - but from an activist at a pro-Kremlin youth group.
Apple is holding an event next week to preview its forthcoming iPhone version 3.0 software...and feature speculation has already reached a fever pitch.
Hynix has agreed to pay Rambus some $397 million in compulsory licenses to settle patent infringement claims...but says it will still appeal, and that Rambus' patents aren't valid.
After narrowly avoiding a bankruptcy filing, reports have Sirius XM satellite radio looking to boost its customer base by streaming to Apple's iPhone and iPod touch.
Vodafone has inked deals with three of the four major music distributors to offer tracks in DRM-free MP3-format...and updating existing tracks will be free.