In today's technology roundup: Parliament hack exposes shoddy passwords, inventor urges patent law change, capacity miscalculation causes Gmail outage, and British plan to tackle asteroids.
In today's technology roundup: Judge acquits mom in MySpace case, thousands call for Turing apology, Tetris is good for the brain, and UN seeks better data.
In today's technology roundup: Burglars use social networking, first UK e-crime strategy published, identity thief faces 15 to 25, and Bill could give president emergency control.
In today's technology roundup: MS agency sued over Bing ad, IBM innovates with molecule anatomy, Apple to address iPhone complaints, and Trojan swipes credentials via IM.
In today's technology roundup: MS fast-tracks Word appeal, Google maps expand traffic feature, Twitter XSS vulnerability still exposed, and cyber-squatter ordered to pay Verizon $33m.
In today's technology roundup: Google patches Chrome vulnerabilities, YouTube users to receive ad revenue, McAfee lists celebrity Web threats, and SQL attack compromises 50 000 sites.
In today's technology roundup: Wikipedia to add editing safeguard, British IT graduates at risk, 4chan hacks Christians on Facebook, and Pirate Bay sale hits rough waters.
In today's technology roundup: Oracle, Sun deal gets nod, Microsoft squashes Chinese 'Tomato Garden', students pass on Apple laptops, and jailed network administrator faces fewer charges.
In today's technology roundup: Symantec identifies dirtiest sites, IT vendors remain cautious, minor marketing law dubbed Web's worst, and Web tool oversees Afghan election.
In today's technology roundup: Boffins build world's tiniest 'laser', Russian hackers in cahoots with military, Facebook faces off new rivals, and Twitter tweets are 40% 'babble'.
In today's technology roundup: HP spy to be sentenced, government seeks counter-terrorist help, online betting mogul cops plea, and alarm sounded over gaming.
In today's technology roundup: WTO forces China online, offenders barred from social networking, China scales back screening plan, and MS backs long life for IE6.