Pirates of the Caribbean director Gore Verbinski has reportedly purchased rights to a Wall Street Journal story about a married man in a virtual relationship.
Reports have Panasonic reaching an agreement with most Sanyo investors to pick up most of the company for $6.4 billion...but Sanyo says no deal is yet in place.
Dell says it plans to revolutionize computer packaging, in a move that will eliminate over 20 million pounds of packaging material...and save the company over $8 million.
The Sprint 3G/4G USB Modem U300 lets users tap into Clearwire's WiMax broadband network...and default back to mere 3G service outside WiMax service areas.
Yahoo has announced it will be anonymizing usage logs for its online services after 90 days - that's now the shorted data retention time in the industry.
New numbers from the NPD Group claim Apple's Macintosh sales will be flat between 2007 and 2008, owing to a slowing economy and lackluster desktop sales.
Palm has introduced a new applications store carrying over 5,000 programs and games for Palm OS and Windows Mobile devices...even as reports of a new Palm OS circulate.
Google might talk net neutrality, but the Wall Street Journal reports the company has approached ISPs about getting preferential treatment for its traffic.
Sprint has launched the BlackBerry Curve 8350i, the first BlackBerry with push-to-talk capability...plus Wi-Fi and Group Connect for jabbering with up to 20 people.
A new survey reports that 20 percent of teens have posted nude or revealing images or video of themselves on the Internet...and three quarters of teens know it's risky.
Sprint has secured a deal to pay $17.5 million to settle a class action suit over early termination fees...and may help the company dodge heftier fines.
After introducing then yanking the feature a few weeks ago, Google has crossed its fingers and re-introduced a Labs feature enabling Gmail users to send SMS messages.
Amazing: a study out of the University of Tasmania finds that abbreviations used in text messages take much longer to understand than everyday English.
Today, some 1,500 Yahoo employees will get their layoff notices, even as one of the company's major investors urges selling its search business to Microsoft.
iHome's iH15W iPod stereo system packs a subwoofer...and users can set it to any color they like, or let the unit cycle through colors to liven up a room.