Microsoft has posted over 14,000 pages of preliminary technical documentation, following up on its promise of offering greater interoperability with Windows technologies.
Seagate is known for making digital storage...and now Seagate Recovery Services is offering new ways to be sure data is wiped off drives when you're done with them.
HP is entering the online backup and sharing business with Upline, a new service that lets consumers back up, share, and remotely access their file via the Internet.
Mitsubishi has announced seven new DLP HD televisions, seven new LCD HD televisions, and says its forthcoming laser-powered TV will be called LaserVue.
Microsoft has told Yahoo it either has to accept Microsoft's buyout offer, or the Redmond giant will take off the gloves and attempt a hostile takeover.
IBM is getting ready to host its own Second Life servers for private in-company work and collaboration, separate from the online service's public "main grid."
Verizon Wireless says it will use the block of 700 Mhz spectrum it won in the recent FCC auction to deploy an LTE wireless broadband network, with service starting in 2010.
The U.S. Census has decided to abandon its plans to use handheld computers to collect population data, and will instead use the old-fashioned method: paper and pencil.
At long last, MySpace has launched its own music portal with tracks from Sony, Warner, and Universal, plus DRM-free downloads and ad-supported streaming.
The commercial launch of Sprint's Xohm WiMax service ill be delayed until later in 2008; meanwhile, rival Vodafone is extolling carriers to back LTE instead.
Comcast is rolling out 50 Mbps Internet service in the Minneapolis/St. Paul region for $150 a month, and plans to roll out the service everywhere by 2010.
Intel has officially introduced four new Classmate PCs - now "netbooks" - for schools in developing markets, featuring better battery life and water-resistant keyboards.
Amazon.com has rolled out a new service - Amazon TextBuyIt - that enables users to compare prices and by products using text messages from their mobile phones.
The International Olympic Committee has told Chinese authorities that it expects Internet access will be open for the duration of this summer's Olympic Games.
A survey by the UK's online magazine brandchannel.com finds the Apple brand has the biggest influence on consumers...and Microsoft is most in need of a makeover.