The European Commission has inked an agreement with 17 social networking sites - including Facebook and MySpace - to curb children harassing other kids online.
The new beta of Google Sync can put Gmail contacts and Google Calendar events on iPhones and Windows Mobile devices...and replaces anything already there.
THQ's Deadly Creatures brings immersive third-person creature combat to the Wii, enabling players to control a scorpion and a tarantula as they fight for survival.
Music service Ruckus once tried to cater to students by offering all the music they could handle while they were enrolled...but now it's quietly said goodbye.
Dell has partnered with Susan G. Komen for the Cure to offer Promise Pink notebook designs that raise money for breast cancer research, education, and screening.
Yahoo has started testing SearchPad, a new feature that enables users to keep notes on Web sites they find...and it does seem a bit like the now-dead Google Notebook.
Chinese computer maker Lenovo has posted its first loss in nearly three years...and CEO William Amelio is stepping down in favor of chairman Yang Yuanqing.
The Obama administration says it expects the U.S. House will approve legislation that will delay the U.S. transition to digital TV until June 12, 2009.
Microsoft has announced it will be killing off the Service Pack Blocker Tool for Windows XP SP3 and Windows Vista SP1...but users still won't be forced to install updates.
Verizon's new Hub offers a touch-screen home phone combining VoIP phone service with Verizon's mobile information and content offerings...but will home users want it?
Skype gets ahold of Asus's re-branded videophone, which can handle audio and video Skype calls, and can connect to the Internet via Ethernet or 802.11g Wi-Fi.