In today's technology roundup: MS, Nokia partnership rivals RIM, iGoogle unveils social gadgets, Facebook tests 'Facebook Lite', and Tr.im back in business.
In today's technology roundup: Twitter endures ongoing attacks, Facebook revises terms of use, Mac Trojan discovered, and RealNetworks loses DVD copying case.
In today's technology roundup: HP sued by own sales reps, snooping laws used 1 400 times a day, Georgian blogger calls for probe, rivals bid to snatch green domain, and cheque deposits via iPhone offered.
In today's technology roundup: Twitter, Facebook attack targeted user, Feds seek $566m from gambler, passwords stolen for UK tax returns, and green is in for wireless companies.
In today's technology roundup: Internet needs fundamental changes, rehab staff 'killed Web addict', IT grad sues school, 3D models detail ancient spiders, and Windows 7 bug overrated.
In today's technology roundup: EU to rule on Oracle-Sun deal, US Marine Corps bans social networking, Google fast-tracks Voice for soldiers, and police warn of teenage 'sexting'.
In today's technology roundup: Call for debate on killer robots, Fujitsu faces strike action, Twitter starts filtering malware sites, and AMD chipset improves integrated graphics.
In today's technology roundup: Cable fault cuts off West Africa, hacker loses extradition appeal, Amish farmers lose RFID battle, US file-sharer gets $700 000 fine, and Firefox hits a billion.
In today's technology roundup: Hackers attack iPhone via SMS, Nasa unveils Spaceguard Web site, Adobe patches critical Flash problem, and Symantec profit plummets.
In today's technology roundup: Rival Twitter aggregators clash, Samsung 1GHz chip bound for iPhone, Microsoft app store open to developers, and Oracle sues Qtrax.
In today's technology roundup: Scientists worry machines may outsmart man, traffic crashes swine flu site, Microsoft to issue emergency patches, and plug-pulling ISP changes policy.
In today's technology roundup: Self-destructing data unveiled, Microsoft software violates GPL, wireless power supply developed, and UK won't sponsor cyber defence.