In today's technology roundup: BT to cut emissions by 80%, Mars Web site invaded by hackers, and Facebook 'violates privacy laws'.
In today's technology roundup: Dell guilty of fraud, radio glitch delays Mars lander, HM courts connect to wireless, and US to open tech case against EU.
In today's technology roundup: GameStop ditches Zune, upstart takes on big Web browsers, US gamers shocked at economic crisis, and Telstra goes sci-fi with holograms.
In today's technology roundup: EC to probe MS ODF announcement, Alcatel-Lucent boosts OCS, Singapore bans two adult sites, and mobile ads years away from breakthrough.
In today's technology roundup: Apple sued for 'Mighty Mouse', rural homes dominate UK broadband, Greenpeace takes on console makers, and Microsoft offers rebates to Web shoppers.
In today's technology roundup: OLPC ditches keyboard, companies grilled over Chinese censorship, Netflix unveils Web-to-TV device, and climate change added to Google Earth.
In today's technology roundup: Mozilla unveils Firefox 3, mobiles linked to hyperactivity in kids, UK mulls phone call database, and Facebook stresses independence.
In today's technology roundup: Cyber-bully faces 20 years, Sun unveils quad-core servers, iPhone users change carriers, and Sprint clears the way for WiMax.
In today's technology roundup: Nintendo pays $21 million in Wii patent trial, Facebook blocks Google's Friend Connect, woman charged in 'cyber-bully' case, and IBM unveils Roadrunner supercomputer.
In today's technology roundup: Spam king fined $234 million, Comcast to buy Plaxo, and Microsoft to bring back macros with Mac Office.
In today's technology roundup: Europe to cut IT energy use, Philadelphia loses its WiFi, software developers take salary hit, and AMD unveils lower-power quad-cores.
In today's technology roundup: Beijing Olympics to break IT records, Firefox plug-in shipped with malicious code, no US plan to counter terrorist messages, and MySpace makes data portability move.
In today's technology roundup: Gates says Ballmer to decide on Yahoo, YouTube India launches, BBC and ITV unveil free satellite service, and Microsoft releases XP SP3.