GigaOm presses Google's Eric. E. Schmidt to apologize for Buzz's privacy problems, Dell bucks the trend of strong tech profits, and PC World wonders whether Yahoo's search engine will fade into obscurity.


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Experts in the United States connected the intrusions into Google and other corporations to computers at a top Chinese university and a school with ties to China’s military.


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A planned development has exposed fissures between Google and the city council of Mountain View, Calif.


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As mobile phones reach a plateau of innovation, what can we expect from the next generation of mobile devices? Here's a wishlist of six features that could help move mobile technology forward.


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Dell executives hope that the end of the economic downturn will result in a resurgence in technology spending.


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The proposal to create the world’s largest digital library has put giants like Sony and Microsoft on opposite sides.


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Over the past 18 months, hackers have breached more than 2,500 private and government computers, Kodak isn't happy with Apple and Research and Motion, and David Pogue reviews Google Buzz.


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The two companies said they would begin shifting Yahoo’s search platforms to Microsoft and hoped to complete the process by 2012.


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We all should have known that it boils down to money. Tedious voice-mail recordings make it; fixing the system costs it.


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Sony has announced it will no longer produce its $2,000-plus OLED set for the Japanese market.


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Photojournalist Harry Benson shares some tips on how to get the best shot in low light.


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Photoshop is turning 20, and it's planning a big party for itself. Here are some highlights of its history and online resources for user tips.


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The suspicion in the technology industry is that Intellectual Ventures is essentially outsourcing its litigation, that is selling or licensing certain patents to shell companies and patent attorneys, and that it has agreed to share in the proceeds.


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The program has infected the computers of more than 2,500 corporations, a network security firm reported.


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NBC is streaming fewer live events on its Web site than it did for the Summer Games in Beijing, marking a step backward in online access to marquee events.


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