Canada's privacy commissioner says Facebook has "serious gaps" in the way it protects users' personal information, and violates Canadian law by keeping information from deactivated accounts.
Amazon has dropped its $200 fee for replacing Kindle screens allegedly cracked by its own protective covers...but the class action suit is still out there.
Melco Group, the makers of Buffalo-branded networking gear, has paid Microsoft an undisclosed amount for patent immunity for NAS devices and routers running Linux.
Nokia is still the world's largest mobile handset maker, but the Finnish giant is slashing its forecasts after its second quarter profit dropped 66 percent.
Once again, Microsoft says it's going to open its own retail stores...and this time the company is planning to plunk a few down right next to Apple Stores.
Think the mobile application thing is just a fad? Apple iPhone and iPod touch users have downloaded more than 1.5 billion - yes, billion - applications.
Apple's Digital 45s harken back to the days of jukeboxes and record stores, inviting users to grab a hit single and a "b-side" second track at a discount.
Co-op Wi-Fi hotspot operator Fon is now offering its 802.11n Fonera 2.0 router in the U.S., with USB capability, improved performance, and power savings.
Samsung HDTVs, home theater systems, and Blu-ray players will be able to tap into Blockbuster's OnDemand video services via the Internet later this year.
Microsoft has released Silverlight 3, with beefed-up support for streaming high-definition content as well as the ability to run in applications outside a Web browser.
In a cost-cutting move, Sprint has announced it has made a seven-year deal with Ericsson to manage its network...with Ericsson picking up about 6,000 Sprint employees.
U.S. Customs has certified that current Vizio televisions don't infringe on Funai patents, so they can be imported into the United States and sold to consumers.
In a move that seems like common sense, Dell is making its Design Studio artwork covers available on the Inspiron 15, its most popular consumer notebook.
LaCie has added high definition output to its LaCinema Rugged HD portable hard drive/media player, so users can pack up their HD video and push it out to any HDTV.
TiVo and Best Buy have announced a deal that has Best Buy heavily promoting TiVo products, and looking at ways to integrate TiVo tech into Best Buy products.