LONDON (Reuters) - David Carruthers, chief executive of online gaming group BETonSPORTS, has been detained by U.S. authorities while changing planes, the company said on Monday, sending its shares down more than 15 percent.
SEATTLE - Microsoft Corp. has filed 26 lawsuits accusing U.S. companies of selling pirated software, the latest move in its ramped-up efforts to boost sales by cracking down on illegal copies.
The LG CU500 is the service's first phone for its high-speed 3G network.
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Microsoft Corp. on Monday said it is teaming up with Linux supplier XenSource to allow computers to run the upcoming version of Microsoft's Windows server operating system on computers that are simultaneously running Linux software.
SEOUL (Reuters) - A new joint flat-screen production line by Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. (005930.KS) and Sony Corp. (6758.T) is expected to generate $2.3 billion in annual sales by 2008, producing 50-inch class TV panels, Samsung said on Tuesday.
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Nintendo of America's "New Super Mario Bros" grabbed the No. 1 spot on the U.S. video game sales chart in June for the second month in a row with 453,000 units sold, according to market research firm NPD Group.
WASHINGTON - XM Satellite Radio asked a federal judge Monday to throw out a copyright lawsuit by the recording industry over the company's new iPod-like device that can store up to 50 hours of music.
LOS ANGELES - Movielink LLC has licensed technology that allows the online movie service's customers to transfer downloaded films to DVDs for playback on standard DVD players.
Important processor design center finds itself on the front lines in Israel.
Newest version improves performance, Media Center features, company says.
Tech-savvy players on both sides are using the Web to spread their views on the issue, but neutrality supporters seem to be having the most fun this week.
The defense cast doubt on the role that a one-time famous hacker played in the investigation.
Some bloggers anticipate a greater flow of analytical site traffic information now that FeedBurner, the podcast aggregator and maker of online software, has acquired blog analytics provider Blogbeat.
BOSTON - Viisage Technology Inc. moved again to strengthen its portfolio of biometric systems for homeland security and access control Monday by acquiring an iris-scanning company, Iridian Technologies Inc., for $35 million in cash.
Updated: Microsoft is making available on July 17 to its Technology Adoption Partners, MSDN and other select technical beta testers a new build of Vista for download. The next major public test build, RC1, is due later this quarter.
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Online teen hangout MySpace.com ranked as the No. 1 U.S. Web site last week, displacing Yahoo Inc.'s top-rated e-mail gateway and Google Inc.'s search site, Internet tracking firm Hitwise said on Tuesday.
A Seattle company has launched a social networking site with a twist.
Hewlett-Packard has developed a miniature wireless data chip the company said could broaden access to digital content in the physical world.
New products and services seek to enhance your journey--whether you're in the air, on the road, or on your feet.
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Intel Corp. is set to introduce a long-delayed chip for high-end computers on Tuesday, hoping to breathe life into a product line that has lagged expectations despite billions of dollars of investment.
Challenging recent findings by Websense, the security researcher behind the "Month of Browser Bugs" project releases a search engine that locates live malware samples through Google queries.
The video functions in digital cameras are game changers.
Hewlett-Packard researcher Howard Taub is showing off a sticker about the size of a hole punch. Hidden in the little dot is a computer chip with enough memory to store a song, a photo, or a 100-page text document. The chip needs no battery, and it can communicate wirelessly with a special receiving device.