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Microsoft patching five flaws, two critical
Microsoft announced in its monthly Patch Tuesday preview that it plans next week to release security updates for five individual product vulnerabilities, including two critical issues.
10:28 a.m. PDT
Carrier groups oppose spectrum auction proposal
Representatives of large broadband and wireless carriers have voiced opposition to a proposal from consumer groups that would impose open access and net neutrality conditions on a spectrum auction next year.
9:13 a.m. PDT
Update: Google and Agence France Presse settle lawsuit
Agence France-Presse has settled its 2-year-old lawsuit against Google Inc., a move that defuses the French news agency's allegations that inclusion of its content in the Google News site amounts to copyright infringement.
8:46 a.m. PDT
Report: EU wants MS to charge little for Windows info
European Union antitrust regulators want Microsoft to give away information on Windows protocols to rivals so that they can make their products work better with the company's servers, the Financial Times reported Thursday.
8:41 a.m. PDT
Qualcomm document talks tough on Nokia
Qualcomm is using its Web site for the latest shove against Nokia in the companies' ongoing legal dispute.
4:38 a.m. PDT
Acer takes the number 3 spot in mobile PCs
Acer unseated Toshiba from its third-place perch in worldwide mobile PC sales during the fourth quarter of last year, according to market researcher iSuppli. Hewlett-Packard saw the strongest year-on-year growth overall in the segment.
4:24 a.m. PDT
Google evades question about software similarities
Google has commented on a new software tool it released in China this week, although it did not address allegations that the software bears more than a passing resemblance to a rival's product.
4:15 a.m. PDT
Microsoft releases SDK for Windows Home Server
Microsoft on Thursday released a beta of documentation for a free SDK that helps developers build applications for its forthcoming Windows Home Server product.
April 5, 4:00 p.m. PDT
Microsoft funds new mapping research programs
Microsoft announced $1.1 million in funding for academic research programs that will develop new applications using its Virtual Earth and SensorMap technologies.
April 5, 3:52 p.m. PDT
Not always encrypted, but IRS PCs do phone home
The U.S. IRS may not be doing a very good job of encrypting data on its laptops, but it does have a way to recover its lost equipment.
April 5, 3:37 p.m. PDT
Windows, Java get incremental boosts
Incremental updates to the latest Windows and Java technologies have been made available recently with Microsoft offering a new preview of its upcoming Longhorn server platform and Sun Microsystems adding a fix for daylight saving to Java.
April 5, 3:20 p.m. PDT
M&A; activity tops and tails the week
There was plenty of merger and acquisition activity this week with equity firms and IT companies prepared to pay substantially over the odds to gain expertise in e-commerce, imaging, and SOA, moves that were largely applauded by the investment community.
April 5, 2:58 p.m. PDT
VeriSign to increase .com, .net domain fees
VeriSign is planning to raise the wholesale cost of registering a .com or .net domain name in October to generate more money for infrastructure improvements, the company announced on Thursday.
April 5, 2:28 p.m. PDT
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