In today's technology roundup: Office 2008 for Mac out this year, retailers back Warner's combo DVD, Adobe tackles security flaw in PDF, and $100 laptop could sell to public.
In today's technology roundup: Second Life releases code, no fixes for MS Word zero-day flaws, Rwanda signs up for laptop project, and Warner announces HD-DVD/Blu-ray combo disc.
In today's technology roundup: VeriSign, Adobe tackle online video, Skype founders pursue Web TV, SanDisk challenges Zune, Sony considers OLED TVs, and spam fighters consolidate.
In today's technology roundup: HP pitches 'little iron' for the home, Sling Media to put Web content on TVs, Sharp debuts 108-inch LCD TV, and Nokia's N800 Internet tablet sneaks out early.
In today's technology roundup: Acrobat security risk upgraded, Blu-ray and HD DVD get closer, Samsung announces double-sided LCDs, ScanDisk brings SSD to consumers, and Researchers predict PS3 domination.
In today's technology roundup: Acrobat flaw causes concern, US to get mobile personal hotspots, LG DVD player to unite and conquer, Amsterdam eyes open source, and UK broadband hits 10m
In today's technology roundup: Nintendo Wii sales surge in Japan, $100 laptop project to launch this year, Microsoft accused of trying to buy bloggers, and Apple head keeps job, but legal perils remain.
In today's technology roundup: Cars to run Windows, New iPod expected, Search Wiki planned, Web video to increase, and China eager for 3G
In today's technology roundup: Microsoft updates Windows Vista, Google debuts patent search, Adobe releases Photoshop beta, and Norway trials personal mobile ads.
In today's technology roundup: RFID sport kit raises privacy concerns, IBM and Yahoo offer free search, Samsung boosts mobile graphics, and Nintendo's Wii continues breaking records.
In today's technology roundup: Microsoft confirms Word zero-day flaw, iTunes sales 'collapsing', Firefox 3 Alpha released for developers, Samsung sued, and China cracks down on online games.
In today's technology roundup: Battery group seeks laptop safety, HP offers notebook with UMTS/HSDPA wireless, Sun releases Java 6, Ofcom plans radio spectrum sale, and IBM boosts development of flash memory successor.