In today's technology roundup: Google buys into undersea cable, servers to get VMware, and malicious AIR code warning.
In today's technology roundup: Nokia demos bendable cellphone, Novell pays $205m for PlateSpin, Intel's six cores on one chip, and Lenovo ships ThinkPad X300 notebook.
In today's technology roundup: Hyper-speed wireless Internet arrives, Goolag lets novices hack Google, T-Mobile offers home phone service, and Microsoft accidentally leaks SP1.
In today's technology roundup: Method for critical data theft discovered, EU drafts RFID guidelines, China Mobile wants London HQ, and researchers crack BitLocker and FileVault.
In today's technology roundup: Technology leads to mind control, system breakdown wreaks havoc at Heathrow, studios line up behind Blu-ray, and Cisco spearheads green initiative.
In today's technology roundup: Apple plans 2GB iPod Shuffle, Mozilla reveals Thunderbird 3 plans, and Intel unveils high-end gaming platform.
In today's technology roundup: Whistle-blower site taken offline, satellite shooting is next, Ace is here, and students battle gossip site.
In today's technology roundup: Toshiba to abandon HD-DVD?, smuggled iPhones back in China, MPAA clamps down on piracy, and hackers hesitant to use 'Hillary Clinton'.
In today's technology roundup: SCO to get $100m bailout, woman sues for $54m, Google releases Android kit, and EA co-ops Red Alert 3.
In today's technology roundup: Google triggers handset race, FBI warns of Valentine's Day 'Storm', Net neutrality on Washington agenda, and Play.com beats Amazon.
In today's technology roundup: Yahoo unveils oneConnect, Symbian shrugs off iPhone, SP1 drivers not malfunctioning, and Sun buys Innotek.
In today's technology roundup: Leopard and Tiger security boosted, cheaper WiFi at Starbucks, BlackBerry blackout in the US and Canada, and Microsoft buys Danger.
In today's technology roundup: Nokia turns people into traffic sensors, OpenID gets star power, university group sues Intel, and COD 5 confirmed for Wii and DS.