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• Airtel Grows on Booming Indian Mobile Market India's Bharti Airtel posts strong revenue and profit growth, benefiting from a boom in India's mobile markets.
• Sanyo Develops Contactless Charger for Wii-mote A new charger developed by Sanyo makes replenishing the batteries in Nintendo Wii controllers as easy as placing them in a...
• Attack Code Released for New DNS Attack Attack code has been released for a major flaw in the Internet's DNS software.
• Motorola Unveils Updated PEBL in South Korea Motorola unveiled on Thursday in South Korea a new version of its PEBL cell phone with a outer display that's hidden under the...
• Digital Comics Coming to the Wii in Japan Four of Japan's biggest comic book publishers are coming together to bring digital versions of their magazines to Nintendo's...
• China Mobile Phone Subscribers Pass 600 Million Mark The number of Chinese mobile phone subscribers topped 600 million in June.
• Broadband Innovations, Part 2: Fiber Optics Reaches the Tipi In Part 2 of our four-part Broadband Innovations series, see how the Ktunaxa Nation of Canada uses fast broadband to save its indigenous language and culture from extinction.
• Nokia, Qualcomm Shelve Litigation, Reach Licensing Agreement Nokia and Qualcomm have agreed to shelve all litigation between themselves after reaching a new licensing agreement that...
• Microsoft's Online Woes Hint at Larger Vulnerability Microsoft has built its massive software business by watching other companies take the lead in emerging technology markets and...
• Intel Takes on Embedded Market With Atom Chip Intel on Wednesday said it was developing new x86 chips to put in devices ranging from consumer electronics to mobile phones...
• Hynix to Close US Chip Factory Amid Downturn Hynix will close its only US chip factory, which was a life raft during its battles against US, EU and Japanese countervailing...
• Facebook Connects to the Wider Web Facebook showed off a new service that lets people apply their Facebook profile to other Web sites.
• Baidu Second-quarter Profit Grows 87 Percent Baidu, China's most popular search engine, saw year-on-year profit for the second quarter of 2008 grow by almost 87 percent.
• Like Wikipedia but for Cash: Google's Knol Google today opened the doors to its new Knol, which allows anyone to write articles and earn AdSense revenue on their pages.
• Facebook Takes Steps to Clean House Facebook has launched a program to recognize the higher-quality applications on its Web site.
• Intel Releases Moblin Into the Wild One year after announcing its homegrown mobile Linux project, Intel prepares to hand Moblin over to the open source community.
• Report: Head of Microsoft's Online Group Leaves for Juniper According to the Wall Street Journal, Kevin Johnson, the head of Microsoft's online business, is leaving the company.
• The Mac Keeps Driving Apple Some 48 hours removed from the light and heat of Apple's third-quarter earnings announcements, a couple of things deserver...
• Report: Microsoft Online Chief Leaves for Juniper Networks Kevin Johnson, the man behind Microsoft's failed bid to buy Yahoo, is leaving, the Wall Street Journal reports.
• Drizzle Project Plans a Stripped-Down MySQL A new open source project is develoing a new micro-kernel database based on MySQL, targeted at large-scale Web applications.
• Basic To-do Apps for IPhone and IPod Touch Back when the original iPhone was released, in June 2007, one of the most-frequent complaints was that it didn't include a...
• Apple Notes Continued MobileMe Service Outage Apple has posted a tech note to its Web site acknowledging a continued outage for users of its MobileMe service. It's the...
• HP Folds Voodoo PC Business Unit HP folded the Voodoo PC business unit, opting to sell the high-end PCs as part of its expanded consumer offerings.
• Aspyr: 'futureU' SAT Game on the Way In April, Aspyr Media and Kaplan announced plans to offer a Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) prep game for the Mac (along with...
• Parts of San Francisco Network Still Locked out The San Francisco DA's office says part of the city's network is still not under control.