In this World Wide Wrap: Gaming kills TV, TV available through Xbox, and gaming causes violence.
In today's technology roundup: HD-DVDs fall like dominoes, Microsoft squashes laptop talk, 'smart grids' cut electricity bills, and Sony discontinues current PS3 line-up.
In this World Wide Wrap: Mobile tech is the future, Sprint WiMax plans on track, and Sony unveils TransferJet.
The company has been short-listed in the Legal Technology Awards 2008.
Seventy percent of poll respondents believe 2008 will be just as bad as 2007, says Brett Myroff, CEO of Netxactics.
Self-service, like the mobile phone or e-mail, is a convenience that consumers can't do without, says Consology.
Online gamers, social networks and high-profile events top potential targets.
In today's technology roundup: MySpace draws subpoena, FAA and Boeing study airplane safety, and customers drool over Dell.
In this World Wide Wrap: Gracenote unveils video manager, 4HomeMedia unveils service, and Group Hommell chooses Nstein.
The company has included a three-month trial version of Panda Internet Security with its PCs.
While VOIP offers significant value, this is not derived in the most obvious business areas.
Last year was a busy year for hackers, spammers and cyber-criminals, and 2008 promises more of the same.
The company looks back to the top malware and Web attacks of 2007 and highlights concerns for 2008.