Google Moves to Sell Space for Video Spots on Network of Web Sites
GOOGLE is taking its first steps to go after the huge market for television advertising this week with a new service that will place video commercials on the many Web sites where it sells advertising.
MySpace seeks link with Google or Microsoft
By Richard Waters in San Francisco and Aline van Duyn in New York — MySpace, the fast-growing "social networking" site, is in talks to forge a internet search link with either Google or Microsoft, i...
SAMSUNG Electronics Launches the World's First PCs with NAND Flash-based Solid State Disk
SEOUL, Korea - May 23, 2006 : Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd., the leader in digital media technology, will release the world's first PCs embedded with a 32-Gigabyte (GB) NAND flash-based solid state di...
Motorists 'ignoring phone ban'
HUGE numbers of motorists risk causing accidents by driving while using their mobile phones, eating, drinking, smoking, reading maps or even putting on or removing clothing, a survey reveals today. —...
Dell tests the retail waters again
Dallas and New York-area mall stores will open later this year. — Dell Inc. will break its long boycott against retail sales with two stores at shopping malls later this year, but the company said i...
A cure to citywide Wi-Fi woes?
A new Wi-Fi start-up called Wavion Networks came out of stealth mode Monday and said it has developed technology to solve many of the problems big cities like Philadelphia and San Francisco face when ...
HDMI, the Manchurian DRM - a Broadcast Flag dormant until 2010
Hollywood studios and some CE manufacturers have reportedly entered into an informal agreement to hold off on using the "image constraint token" in HDMI DRM until 2010 or 2012. The image constraint t...
An Internet Phone Pioneer, Poised to Go Public, Has Rivals at Its Heels
Brandon Sehlke of San Antonio recently chose Time Warner over Vonage. He gets Internet phone service, television service and broadband for $89.95 a month; Vonage costs $24.99 a month for phone servic...
VectroTel Provides Secure Mobile Communications
Without getting philosophical, let me just say this: eavesdropping is bad, m'kay? And while large corporations may see things differently (think ATT), it's nice to see smaller outfits doing something...
Counting the cost of counterfeiting
Q&A As the head of Microsoft's antipiracy program, Michala Alexander has one of the more unenviable posts in the software giant's U.K. operations. — Despite successfully shutting down a prolific tra...
And Now For The Vonage IPO
Vonage, the company that introduced a haunting jingle and low cost voice calls over the Internet to the masses is all set to go public. The company is likely to start trading tomorrow, according to n...
Sony rootkit settlement gets final nod
A federal judge on Monday gave final approval to a settlement in a class action suit against Sony BMG Music Entertainment over anticopying software the company had embedded in some music CDs. — The ...