In a move reminiscent of MSN Music, Yahoo is warning folks who purchased tunes through Yahoo Music to burn them to CD by Sept. 30...or lose'em forever.
After years of litigation and bad blood, Nokia and Qualcomm have agreed to drop all suits against each other over GSM, CDMA, and wireless broadband technologies.
In a move to compete with Amazon's Kindle, Sony is opening up its e-book reader to handle the Epub format, instead of just purchases from Sony's store.
WHDI developer Amimon has assembled tech giants into a special interest group, with the goal of publishing a new standard multi-room wireless high-def media by the end of the year.
Do you feel the pain when you type? Kinesis's FreeStyle V3 and Multi-Tent accessories make its ergonomic Solo keyboard adaptable to a wide range of needs.
Sprint has posted a software update for its HTC Touch and Mogul handsets that adds WIndows Mobile 6.1, and brings EV-DO Rev. A and enhanced GPS to the Touch.
Yahoo has announced an agreement with alienated investor Carl Icahn: Yahoo is giving Icahn three seats on the board - including one for the man himself.
Hector Ruiz has stepped down as AMD's CEO after the company announced over $1 billion in losses. COO Dirk Meyer will now lead the struggling chipmaker.
Now part of the EMC family, storage vendor Iomega is working to help people back up their data, offering EMC's MozyHome online backup with EMC Retrospect backup software.
AMD bought graphics developer ATI in 2006 in a deal worth over $5 billion, wrote down $1.7 billion in late 2007, and is now writing down $880 million more.
Google has been ordered to hand over YouTube usage data to Viacom as part of that big copyright lawsuit...but Google has reached a deal to anonymize the information.