Scientist believes he's captured a recording of the mystery hum
that has been heard by scores of people living and in and around
Auckland.
Terrorists who have long embraced the internet for propaganda and
planning have begun to post comedy and Top 10 lists to draw in
young recruits, experts say.
There may be hope - however distant - for recharging nearly drained
mobile phone, laptop and other batteries without plugging them into
the wall, a scientist said.
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Die-hard gamers and entrepreneurs prepared to shell out $500 or more for the new PlayStation 3 console that goes on sale Friday, many of them after waiting in line for days despite the likelihood they'd go home empty-handed.
The Securities and Exchange Commission has upgraded its informal
inquiry of Hewlett-Packard Co.'s boardroom spying probe into a
formal investigation, according to a regulatory filing Thursday.
Crowds of gamers and profiteers eager to get their hands on Sony's new PlayStation 3 video game console laid siege to US electronics stores as the hours counted down to its Friday retail debut.
Guidance Software Inc. said Thursday it's settled Federal Trade
Commission charges stemming from a 2005 security failure that
allowed hackers to access the credit card information of thousands
of customers.
For video game addicts facing the conundrum of how to balance hours of nonstop game playing with the occasional need to know what's going on in the outside world, Nintendo may have found a solution.
EMI Music has agreed to license music videos by its slate of
recording artists to an online video portal and on-demand cable
service operated by Gotuit Media Corp., the companies said
Thursday.
Internet search rivals Google, Yahoo and Microsoft formed an
unusual alliance to support a shared standard regarding how
websites are pinpointed for their indexes.
Shares of Dell Inc. fell Thursday after the company delayed its third-quarter earnings report and said federal regulators had begun a formal investigation into the computer company.
A former executive at a Japanese computer chip maker is the latest
person to agree to plead guilty in a global Justice Department
price-fixing probe, the government said Thursday.
Dubai's annual information technology shopping extravaganza opens on Saturday with some 120,000 visitors expected over five days.
Sony Corp.'s PlayStation 3 is in high demand and short supply,
prompting some gamers to camp out in front of stores for the chance
to pay up to $600 (euro469) for one of the sleek consoles.
Die-hard gamers and entrepreneurs prepared to shell out $500
(euro390) or more for the new PlayStation 3 console that goes on
sale Friday, many of them after waiting in line for days despite
the likelihood they would go home empty-handed.
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The new Xbox is giving PlayStation a run for its money, writes
Jason Hill.
Microsoft Office 2007's dictionary will recognise Australian
colloquialisms such as g'day, sheila, bogan and dag.
