MySpace and Sentinel Technology are donating database tools to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children to help get sex offenders off online communities.
Apple adds a (tiny) splash of color to our dreary lives, releasing blue, pink, orange, and green versions of its tiny iPod shuffle digital music player.
Adobe plans to release its PDF document format as an open standard to be administered by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO). What will Microsoft do?
The AACS confirms that its copy protection scheme for HD DVD and Blu-ray content has been cracked, but says the system has not been seriously compromised.
The ECIS industry consortium has renewed its complaints with the European Commission that Windows Vista continues practices found illegal three years ago.
Turbine Entertainment and Midway Games are stoking up enthusiasm for their Lord of the Rings MMORPG by offering early admission and special items via a Founders Program.
Sony has set March 23 as the European launch date for its PlayStation 3 gaming console - but only the 60 GB model will be available, with the 20 GB model coming later.
The World of Warcraft: Burning Crusade expansion pack has set a new one-day sales record in Europe and North America by moving nearly 2.4 million copies.
Internet security firm Sophos finds that in 2006 the United States generated more spam than any nation on earth...but China was the biggest source of malware.
Nintendo wants to make sure Wii enthusiasm continues unabated, so it's announced the new and classic titles should hit the Wii in the first quarter of 2007.
Although high-end notebooks have offered dual hard drives for a while, Toshiba is bringing the concept to the masses with its Satellite A135-S4499 notebook.
VidaBox has announced it will soon be offering CableCard options with its media center products: add that to HD DVD, Blu-ray, and oodles of hard disk storage.
Digital home entertainment maker NeoDigits, known for their Helios network media players, is changing their name: now, they're Helios Labs Technology, Inc.
MySpace is trying to position itself as a positive force in young people's online lives: it's going to start carry Amber alerts about missing children.
Toshiba's new TDP-SC35U conference room projector comes with an extra appendage: an arm with a detachable camera enabling presenters to show photos, documents, and objects.
A new study finds 65 percent of Americans spend more time with their computer than their spouse - and, on average, wastes 12 hours a month fixing computer problems.
JupiterResearch finds that 37 percent of broadband users are interested IPTV programming, but business strategies for delivering digital video remain elusive.
Microsoft hasn't said when it plans to start marketing its Zune media players outside the United States...but Europe might see them by the end of 2007.
Merlin is a new licensing agency aiming to be the "fifth major," has teamed with Sean Fanning's Snocap to offer indie labels a chance to sell music via MySpace.