WebTV users can't get the newest version of the most popular audio software on the Net. And a survey indicates there's more WebTV dissatisfaction brewing.
No Real update for WebTV The streaming firm says WebTV's relationship with Microsoft is responsible for the lapse, but the set-top firm cites other reasons.
WebTV users want features A survey indicates that users want Java, Real Audio, and other features. But WebTV won't come through any time soon.
Google's figured out a way to bring the power of graphics processor-powered hardware acceleration to some older computers, while Chrome 19 dev starts supporting the latest JavaScript code.
A new Apple lawsuit takes aim at Motorola Mobility in the U.S. for breaking a contract both companies have with Qualcomm for the license of one of its wireless patents.
A study by Harlequin--yes, the romantic-book people--says more women are sending naughty texts (shocking) and that 27 percent have sent a nude picture via e-mail or text.
Tor's "obfsproxy" technology would make encrypted data look innocuous and let it dodge government censors. That could help citizens in Iran reach blocked sites as antigovernment protests reportedly loom.
In spite of the boom in smartphone sales, there still seems to be a market for dedicated portable media players. Apple's iPod Touch is the leader, but what about some alternatives for the Android fans? CNET surveys the options.
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