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Infamous spammer Robert Soloway has been arrested in Seattle on charges of fraud, money laundering, and identity theft - and could face decades of prison time.
Google has announced Google Gears, a major new open source effort designed to let Web-based applications run even when users don't have Internet access.
Apple TV owners will be able to stream online video from YouTube to their big screens using the Apple TV - and new customers will be able to order a larger hard drive.
J.D. Power and Associates finds mobile phones from Sanyo and Motorola tied for top marks in customer satisfaction in 2007 - and users are keeping their phones longer.
Google has announced it is introducing street-level images to its Google Maps online service, enabling users to see street-level, panoramic images in selected locations.
After a public tiff between the two companies, MySpace parent company Fox Interactive Media is buying media-sharing site Photobucket for an undisclosed amount.
Apple has launched iTunes Plus, offering music from EMI in 256 Kbps AAC format for $1.29 per track - and without Apple's Fairplay digital rights management technology.
The Federal Trade Commission has launched an antitrust investigation, examining Google's planned $3.1 billion acquisition of online ad company DoubleClick.
Toshiba is ending its exclusive relationship with Intel, saying it will use AMD CPUs in about 20 percent of notebook systems it sells in the U.S. and Europe.
Verizon is now offering the CDMA/GSM-capable BlackBerry 8830 smartphone, along with a one-number service plan providing voice and data access around the world.
New numbers from comScore find Google is still increasing its share of the U.S. search market, accounting for nearly half of all Internet search activity.
Hawking Technologies is shipping its Z-wave HomeRemote system, letting users control home appliances and lighting remotely...even using a mobile phone.
A new study from the Pew Internet & American Life Project finds that many Americans are getting more spam, but fewer are citing spam as a "big problem."
In an admission which surprises no one, a Sony spokesperson says Sony's considering offering the 80 GB version of its PlayStation 3 outside South Korea.
Google's new Hot Trends lets users see the 100 fastest-rising U.S.-based queries to the Internet search engine. And today, "google trends" is number 97.
MySpace has reached an agreement with eight states' attorneys general for handing over information on convicted sex offenders found on its social networking site.