A white paper from Paypal outlines an anti-phishing strategy in which the company would ban browsers that don't support specific anti-phishing technologies.
OWC has introduced a 500 GB version of its Mercury On-The-Go drive, offering USB 2.0, FireWire 400, and FireWire 800 connections...and it runs off bus power.
Navigon has launched its 2100 and 2120 Max GPS devices in the U.S. and Canada, including a 4.3-inch screen and a DirectHelp feature providing instant links to nearby services.
eMachines' new T3646 and T5254 desktops are powered by AMD processors, feature Nvidia GeForce 6100 graphics, and price tags meant to appeal to students and parents.
South Korean prosecutors have formally charged Samsung chairman Lee Kun-Hee with tax evasion and breach of trust, following a three-month investigation.
Yahoo and Google are reportedly getting closer to working out an online advertising deal, following a successful limited run on Google ads on Yahoo sites.
Russia's mass media and communications agency apparently believes it can regulate Wi-Fi use, and wants every Wi-Fi user to register devices and obtain a permit.
Epson and E Ink have announced a new controller that will enable "electronic paper" displays to gain touch control for user interface and other interactive elements.
Cable operator Comcast - under fire for interfering with P2P traffic on its network - says it wants to develop a "Bill of Rights and Responsibilities" for file-sharing.
Storage manufacturer Seagate has followed up on its complaints SSD manufacturers infringe on its patents, suing California's Stec Inc. in what appears to be a test case.
Sony has released version 2.30 firmware for its PlayStation 3 game console, revamping the PlayStation Store and adds the DTS-HD audio output for Blu-ray.
In a move which may bring high-bandwidth mobile wireless services closer to consumers, Mokia, Ericsson, and others have agreed on LTE tech licensing terms.
Canon has taken the wraps off its Pixma iP100 mobile printer, offering 9,600 by 1,200 dpi photo-capable output in a package just over one foot across and weighing 4.4 pounds.
The FCC is expected to begin a review of how cable operators and phone companies use customer data in their efforts to woo subscribers away from competitors.
Struggling video rental chain Blockbuster has disclosed it made an offer of up to $1.3 billion to buy failing retailer Circuit City back in February - and still wants a deal.
The FCC has fined eleven retailers over $6 million dollars for violations for violating rules about selling TVs that won't work after the digital TV transition.
In its bi-annual Internet Security Threat Report, Symantec says the number of malicious programs it knows about now tops 1.1 million...and almost two third of them appeared in 2007.